The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-03-26

unequalled in Eastern Oregon yool and
mutt producers cOnIbiued. See his ad. N
ano her column
Mrs. A Schooling will have an oleui, G
OF sprIng aud summer millinery ou Marcn
10Th at ia Second street, Mrs. d. l. les
Old stand
Mr.. J. L. Carroll of Pendleton, Is in the
city He was the one :" no brought down
the carload Of FRO isIons 10 tnI, clty after
the tire i'll September.
Recorder Menefee had no druuks or
tranps to interview this MORN z. He felt
somewhat tired himself, and very glad
that no ezra amount Ut judicial business
de'nanhed his attention Mr. MeneTee
helped institute the K. If z lodge
| At W asc0, aud IN time 10 bUari the
train at Giants, because 1t Vas d half hour
| late.
Eilensburgh exchange: Hundreds of in
vestors are awaiting with interest the action
OF the supreme court on the irrigation bonds
for the middle ditch. But one result can
follow just decision, which will mean
lasting and constant source of revenue from
30, 900 acres of as fine agricultural lands as
the sun ever shone upon. Water on Kltti-
tas land means a crop of twenty dollar gold
pieces annually from every acre of land in
this valley.
Eastern Oregon Republican,: Martin Muir
ray, who has been in Unlon for several
months, was found near the railroad track
north of the depot Friday morning in dy
ing condition. Murray was gambler and
had been drinking very hard for long
time. 1t seems that he mad started for La
Grande on foot taking bottle OF whisky
with him and, becoming intoxicated, had laid
Hnx1-t hxyf ha nnd oil
night, and as it was quite cold he had be-
come severely chilled. He was taken to the
depot hotel but died few minutes after
wards.
Grart County News: A short time ago |
young man named Newton came into pos.
session of a check for IS, and soon after
wards the same check called for $50. Royal |
baking powder was not to blame tor the |
raise, and warrant was sworn out in JUS |
tice Shows court at Dayville for the arrest
OF Newton, who. on the strength of possess
ing this check, had been able to borrow
some money and skip. Abe Brown, dep
uty sheriff, started out after him, and Tues
day night he arrived in town with his
prisoner. whom he captured at Granite.
The preliminary examination will be held at
Dayyille.
1t seems to be the general impression
among the steamboat men that there will be
no great high water in the Columbia this
year. The warm weather for the past few
days has caused the snow in the mountains
to commence melting gradually, and by the
time the real warm weather sets in there
will be but little snow left.-Portland Dis
patch. The highest water in the Columbia
liver always occurs in the latter part of
June, and the ''freshet," as it is commonly
,alIed, cannot be expected for some weeks.
There is plenty snow IN the mountains to
produce high water at the proper time.
Mr.. Farley has been oD an extended tour
through the WamIc, Oak Grove and Wapin-
tia country, and Mr.. Hudson has been Wis.
ting other precincts both, presumably, In
earch of proxies. As these parties were
lefeated on last Saturday, the delegates
lected will refuse them their proxies, as
he people would have voted to return them
or the convention If they had been consid-
red suitable candidates. Every delegate
will make it point to be In personal at i
endance at the convention as 1t is thor
ughly understood that anti.bossism votes
lected them. The delegates from the
ountry as they arrive seem to be of the
anne stripe as those elected IN this city, ,
nd will brook no interference with their I
to nominate what they con-
ider strong ticket and one that will be
lected from top to bottom.
w. w. Statesman: Early Sunday morn
1g a row occurred in Oakesdale, which ter q
,lnated fatally for one of the parties. The
rouble arose III McClure's saloon between
Shook" Lloyd and Alva Stout two we'll
nown characters, which ended in Lloyd s
hootIng at Stout. The city marshal ar |
ested Lloyd, but just as he was being put
, jail, Alexander Young. who had followed :.
ON the saloon. opened fire on the marshal J
ith two reyolvers. A general fusiIade en- l.
led, resulting in Young being shot three a
mes, twice in tine breast and once in the 7
rm. Young then tried to run, but fell on
he railroad track. where he was found ?
ter. He was taken to physicians office O
nd one ball extracted. but the others could
ot be found. In order to release Lloyd, he
as taken in the afternoon to the county
ii at Colfax. Alexander Young died a
londay afternoon. b