The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-06-25
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The river rose six inches last night
Mr.. r. @. Sexton, Of Dutdr,'ls in 4
city.
Col. NJ. c. Nye, of Prineville. is, in Il
city to-day.
Mr.. Al. Wall, the naturalist OF Elgl
Nj e, came In town to-day.
MIR. A. j. Brigham, of the s. B. com
pany at Dufur, is in Town 10 day.
Over $500 have been subscribed for Ii
celebration of the 4th of July in th
city.
The grain on Tygh ridge appears
fine condition, and a bountIfui harvest
expected.
License to wed was issued yesterday b
the county clerk to l.. j. Davis and Mis-
Ada Wood.
The Union Pacific is preparing for higl
ing them with rocks.
The shortage of crops in Wasco county
Is nearly as much of surprise as thu
late comfy election.
The Dalles Rose is new brand of cigar,
now being manufactured by A. Ullrlch
Son, OF tins city. This is q clear Havans
filed.
Telegrams from the upper CO untry indi
dictate further rise in the Columbia. The
highest water has been experienced here as
late ss July 4th during cold springs, and
this season has been unusually backward.
The frames of new buildings are constant.
ly being erected IN the burned district, and
when the anniversary of the September fire
hat of . ha hox
ly as fully occupied by buildings as before
MIR. John G. Hertz left on this after
Moons train for Portland, where he goes
to purchase fine line of gents furnish
ings and hats. Mr.. Hertz will occupy the
building adjoining j. Frieman's, where
ne expects 10 open his goods about July
lst.
Rev. E j. Sutcllffe. rector of St Paul,sa
Episcopal church, will leave Monday on
a trip east. His destination IS Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, but during his sojourn
Will attend the general convention of
Episcopal churches, which will be held
in Baltimore in October.
Articles of incorporation were FLED yes
terday by F. w. Silvertooth, w. h. Rob
bins, w. M. Pudeo, w. L. Burntan and F.
Staddou Incorporating the Jordan Mining
and Milling Company of Long Greek,
Grant county. The amount of the capi-
tai stock is fixed at $5OOOOO.
During the last five days ending Fri
day, 10000 pounds of strawberries alone
were shipped to the Coeur d'Alenes, Spo- |
kane and the Sound over the Northern |
Pacific alone. The Union Pacific shipped |
about like amount, a portion of the |
latter, however, going south to Salt Lake |
City and way points.
Herald: On the farm of Mr.. Isaac Fro
man, four miles east of Albany, on Tues
day of last week, cow was delivered of
hne healthy calf and on Friday of the
same week dropped another one. Both
calves are full size and well developed
and as lively as crickets. Oregon against
the world for prolific production
Albany Herald: w. G. McHargue, the
l4-year-old SON of James McHargue, of
this city, was arraigned in Recorder Hen
toms court, yesterday, on charge of the
larceny of small sum of money from
Hamilton & Fox, proprietors of tin
store on Second street. The boy was SEN
fenced to the reform school for two years,
and will be taken down In few days.
Mr.. F. r. Bardwicke, carpenter at
work on the bridge betwe n the shops
and the Umatiiia House, was knocked off
about O'Clock this afternoon by the
,0'omouve coming down from the depot.
he Ieii In MILL creek in about twenty feet
oi waller, out recovered himself and swan
% Inc bank. He complains of bruise to ,
MS shouider, but IS Otherwise unipjured =
Baker Democrat: From +. B. Alderman.
Who is in the CITY from Sparta. the Demo-
rat learns that that section was visited
asst Sunday by violent thunder storm. =
Il O. in Ho had oil
horse BELONGING 10 Cant Crei1 Of Eenia
1alley, which was tied ut the edoe of he Z
mber belt. was INSTANTLY killed bv h
olt. Fortunately Can't Creio was few Il
eet away seeking nrotec,ion nnder a hnne o
ine. Il
las u.on returned saturday C,
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