The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-02-13
From Friday's Daily.

Hon. A. ]. Dufur, sr., of Dufur, Is in the
city to-day.
Judge Davenport, of Mosier, was in the
city yesterday.
Hon. w. II. H. Dufur, of Dufur, is on
our streets to-day.
New poles for the electric lights are being
erected on Court street.
The street doctor has nothing whatever
to do with The Dalles band concert this
evening.
The mud has dried in our streets, and we
have as good thoroughfares as can be found
in the state.
Mr.. @. Wyss, the tailor, has removed his
| tailor shop to Second street, one door east
OF Justice Schultz office.
VIM. Avery was sentenced to-day by
| Judge Bradshaw to three years in the peni-
tentiary for the crime of robbery from the
person.
The case of George Herbert vs.. E. B.
Dufur went to the jury to-day. but up to
| the time of going to press verdict had not
been rendered.
The new uniforms of A and C companies
will be distributed next Sunday afternoon,
| Feb. l4tn. All members should be present,
| because the new uniforms will become them
better than ordinary Sunday clothes.
| There are remaining at the new armory a
pair of rubber shoes, white scarf and silk
| umbrella, owners unknown. If the perso
who left these things at the armory will
call for them, they can have them by pay
ing for this notice.
The decisions of the supreme court re.
versipg the decision in the court below in
the cases of Francis Coulan, respondent, vs..
The o s L and U n r & Co, appellant,
and John Carlson, respondent, vs.. The o S
L and . N R r Co, appellant, were re.
ceived and placed on record to-day.
Union Journal: Edward Peterson, a
Union Pacific railroad employee. is at St.
Marv's hospital suffering from hand car
accident. resulting in his right arm being
badly bruised and strained. Monday Peter
son, together with other men, started on
hand car from Wilbur, to do some track
work. A broken axle threw the car from
tie track, all the men escaping injury ex-
cept Peterson.
Union-Journai: The organization Of the
Silver Mountain Mining company, recently
noted, is for the purpose of working a new
lode. recently discovered by G. S. Andrus
on the land Of Michael and Charles McCar-
thy in the foot hills east of the city. The
new ore is said to assay well, and although
the vein has not been developed hopes are
entertained that much better ore will be
encountered deeper in the vein.
G W. Hunt, the railroad builder, who
has been struggling with financial difficult
ties for some time, and who is now in the
east, has, says the Otympian, telegraphed
to his agent, Mr.. Robinson, at Olympia, to
let all persons who have liens pending
against his plant on Puget Sound have
judgment if they will stipulate to settle at
the expiration of ninety days for cash. The
inference is that Mr.. Hunt has reason to be-
leve he will have his affairs into shape
within that time, and that he wants to keep
his railroad plant together for future works.
Eugene Register: Geo. Craw was at va
quina last week when the steamer Chance
came in there from trip down the coast.
The crew reported it the toughest trip they
had eyer had. Everything on deck had
been knocked about by the waves. There
were lot of rails on board to be delivered
at Florence for the government work being
prosecuted there, but after lying off the
mouth of the Siuslaw two days waiting for
chance to go In, they were obliged to
steam on up to Yaquina to fine shelter.
Every member of the crew was drenched to
the skin when they reached Ya1uina.
Last .evening, at the court house, Re-
publican club lof forty-one members was
formed with the following officers: Presi-
dent, B. S. Huntington; vIce-president, M.
A. Moody; secretary, I. A. Hudson; treas
urer, Virgil Bolton. The president and
secretary, with the three following, formed
the executive COMMITTEES: G. L. Phillips, M.
I. Nolan and G. J. Farley. The following
were appointed committee on membership:
L. E. Grove, F. E. Bronson and j. E. Bar
nett. After the adoption of the constitu.
tion and by-laws, and the roster signed, an
able and eloquent address was delivered by
Mr.. W. McCamant, OF Portland.