The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-11-26
ITEMS IN BRIEF
From SATURDAYS Daily.

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are in the city.
Mr.. w. Fl. Stats, of Dnfur, is on o
streets to-day.
Mr.. 81. w. Wells, of Sherar's Bridge,
in town to-day.
Prof. Frazier, of the Dufur public school
came in town TO. day.
Judge Davenport, of Mosier, cam up
the boat last evening.
There was no council meeting last nigh
on account of no quorum being present.
Travel between this city and Portland
not thing Of beauty and Joy forev
these days.
The Regulator came to her wharf yestel
day loaded with torches and transparencle
tor the celebration to night
The houses of those along the line
march tonight, who rejoice in the DENT
cratic victory, will be Illuminated.
The jury in the case of State of Orego
VS.. Hermann Henson retured verdict {
not guilty about 6 o'clock yesterday eve
ming.
| Notwithstanding the condition of tn
roads considerable wheat has been received
during the week. Prices remain the sam
as formerly.
Thankful for the many invitations re-
ceived to JON the procession tonight, tn
editor of this paper for reasons we'll know
to himself and friends, respectfully declines
There was picked up on the streets il
this city this morning wallet contalnin.
money and papers. The owner can hav,
the same by proving property and paying
for this notice.
Posters are out advertising Alma Gladdl:
Miller, who was lost from her home il
Union county last month. She was seer
two weeks ago with band of gypsies il
Moscow, Idaho.
The Democratic club in this city received
$40 torches from Portland last evening, a
large number of transparencies and the
large Mckinley tin horn. These will be
in the procession tonight.
The footing of the big horn was heard on
the streets this afternoon, aud 1t was feared
that something terrible had happened,
which calamity proved TO be the Democratic
victory on the Sth of the present month.
The stockyard, of R. 4. Saltmarshe &
Co., are full of cattle, awaiting shipment,
and more are expected tomorrow from
PrIDeville. This branch of industry has
been impeded somewhat by the railroad
blockade near Bonneville.
The Touring mill at Grant is finished;
but the ulstillery is yet incomplete. Notice
has been forwarded to farmers that in 6
month the company will purchase cattle for
feeding. By this 1t is expected that the
works will begin at that time.
The case of Amelia Mcclure vs. the o s
L & U N r r Co. was called last evening
by Judge Bradshaw and the following Jury
impanelled: NJ Ledford, Tim Mayhem,
w l. Vanderpool, M B Potter, E w Trout,
S f Blythe, G W RunYan, j B Havely,
VIM Saunders, I r Nickelsen, E Wick.
ems, VIM Heisler.
The soiree Of the young mems dancing
club last evening was largely attended, and
very enjoyable time was experienced.
Choice music was furnished by the string
band, which greatly enhanced the pleasure
of the different numbers. Next Friday
evening there will Re another party. and
this promises to be especially delightful.
Two wagon loads of Cinnamon, with their
tools and camp equippage, were brought up
ou the boat last evening from Vancouver,
WASH, and left this morning to work on
the ditch now being constructed on Juniper
fiat. Work on this water ditch is being
pressed to the utmost, and the company is
hiring all the men they can find. When
completed this water ditch will furnish
available irrigation to large area of coun-
try, which will be made very productive.
There are some traces ih this city of the
rurd, red man found in the wheat car at
Alblna. For some days man has been
missing from this vicinity. so we are in
formed, and 1t is presumed the one found is
the individual. Our Informant would not
tell US his name and only impart meagre
fearing to give too much light
on the subject. The clue IN his possession
is being worked mp, and the people may ex-
pect further developments.
Grants Pass Courier: Tuesday night at 10
o'clock, as the Crescent City stage came
through Kerby. the town was considerably
excited over the arrival of Geo. Thrasher's
buggy coming IN across the Illinois river
without George. His overcoat was in the
vehicle, and party started out ID search of
Mr.. Thrasher as the stage driver left. His
body was recovered Wednesday morning.
He leaves a wife and two children. Dee
ceased was postmaster and hotel keeper at
Kerby.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. ]. Maier returned last
evening from their bridal tour, and will re-
,eive the congratulations of the community
lpon their assumption of tine new relation
n life. Mr.. Maier Is the senior member of
,he firm of Maier Benton, and Is young
nan of sterling HABITS and of good business
qualifications The bride is the oldest
of Mr.. E. Schanno, pioneer res
dent of The Dalles, and is young lady of
most amiable disposition and enjoys an ex-
,ellent reputation in this city where she
vas born and reared.
Mr.. A Mcintosh arrived in the city from
Portland this morning about o'clock, and
lis experience is not such that would de- |
light crowned heads or spr1gs of royalty. |
LAST Wednesday afternoon he left The |
Oalles on the train. expecting to arrive in |
Portland that evening. He arrived at |
the next morning; and was IN |
ormed of the slide. The next day lie took |
he Dalles City and landed in Portland
bout o'clock He was informed the CON. |
,any's boat did not make her wharf until |
midnight. All he had to eat from the time
lie left The DaIles-W night-un-
III he srrived in Portland-Thursday even. |
ng-were two biscuits and cup of coffee. |
LAST evening he started on the return trip, |
md about thirty miles from Portland was |
to the boat, which took him to |
where he again took the cars. |
Irriving IN the city about o'clock. Mr.. |
Mcintosh is not at all enthusiastic over
he pleasures of riding over railroads in the |
Wild and woolly west.