The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-09-03

sent a much more elegant appearance. LAR
colored glass winuows will be put in, ar
the building thoroughly remodeled. Messr
Stubling 4 Williams will occupy it wit
their sample rooms.
The upper story of the Keller brick Q
Second street will be fitted up as hal
II and occupied by some of our secret soci'
ties.
l. One lonely individual occupied the cit
Jail yesterday, and this morning the city n
/ corder imposed the usual fine for beln
drunk and disorderly.
}, The application of defendant for bail, il
the case of the State Va. William Brgfeld
y was decided by Judge Brads haw this morn
ing, and the application denied.
O Messrs. Robt. Holman, A. D. Tuft ant
; George Clark members of the Veteran
Volunteer Fireman's associati of Port
land, were In the city yesterday.
The Knights of Pythias at Goldeudalt
will soon institute a uniform rank OF tn,
order. We are informed that regalias cost
ing $1,000 have beoa ordered from an eastern
, house.
, The store of Messrs. Priuz & Nitschke
has a metropolitan appearance, aud we
doubt if more complete building for the
display of furniture, carpets, etc., exists in
the state.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the county clerk Saturday OF the First M.
E church of The Dalles, by William
Michel, Smith French, r. B. Hood, vii.
liam Saunders and William e. Sylvester,
trustees.
The land department has notified Repre-
l nfatt ,ak - ha akl
to allow Oregon $35, 900 for surveys of pub.
lie lands, and that directions have been sent
to make the surveys not yet inspected.
Funds are now provided for that purpose.
Cholera is coming westward, and there is
no tell ng where it will stop. With proper
sa itary regulations its ravages may be con-
fined to narrow limIts and with the health
ful climate and clear atmosphere of this re-
gion east the Cascades little fear need be
entertained from visitation of TINS scourge..
Three members of the Veteran Volunteer
| Firemen's Association of Portland were in
the city yesterday. and an effort will be
| made to induce representatives from The
Dalles TO visit the annual convocatIon in
Portland, Sept. 5th. A meeting OF the fire
department will be held next Tuesday
evening to consider this proposition.
The Wasco County Teachers Institute
convened this mo ning at 9 o'clock, and
few more names were added to the list OF
teachers. County School Superintendent
Shelley being on the sick list Prof. G. L.
Gilbert oHiciated in his capacity. 1t is
hoped State Superintendent McElroy will
be present one day aud evening this week.
We learn from q Centerville exchange
that "D. b. Gaunt harvested 500 bushels
more wheat than he expected, and 200
bushels more oats than he figured on. Such
disappointments are acceptable to the farm
ers. 1t is a real satisfaction to be dlsap-
pointed in that way. We hope they will
all be surprised IN this way, aud get COLLAR
a bushel for their wheat"
Freddie Royse, says the Heppner Gazette,
young son of Aaron Royse, met with quite |
a painful accident while working in the |
timber up in the mountains the first of the |
week. While assisting in telling trees. his
axe slipped, striking his foot, cutting deep |
cash in the big toe joint and across the foot. |
The cut was bandaged up by bis father, |
and Freddie is now getting along very well, |
though he will be lame tor several weeks.
Mr.. Huntington's office was the scene of |
considerable excitement Saturday evening" |
as there were some Indians being exam |
med by the commissioner. We understand |
that two more cases OF violation of the statue |
against selling whisky to Indians has been |
ascertaIned and the culprits will be taken |
to Portland to answer before the q. S. |
district court. We hope his honor, Judge |
Dea ~, will impose Sufficient fine to |
bI Ieak up this nefarious business in the city. |
Heppner Gazatte: Wednesday Thos. A. |
Rhea and Sam KInsman brought in about |
300 head OF beef cattle for shipment to the
American Dressed Meat Co. of Troutdale.
The Hardman section furnished about 100
head, Joe BanDIster in charge, while EN-
NETT Cochran brought in from the John
Day about IS head Other punches came
in from various parts of the country, in all
aggregating the number above mentioned.
They ship below to-day.
Blade: The town of Union will not have
to suffer the experience of a go.by at the
hands of the u P any longer. The efforts
OF j. w. Shelton to build standard.gauge
railroad from the Union depot OF the Union
Pacific railroad into the city, after many
delays, are at last successful. The track Is
laid to-day as far as West Third street, and
a force of men are now at work ballasting
the road. he coaches for the new road
are now being fitted up at Denver, and will
be ready for duty in few days. This en-
terprise will be an important factor in the
future growth of our sister city.
Baker City Blade: Last night at IL
o'clock an alarm of fire was sounded by the
small whistle of the Electric Light Com
pany's engine, which was immediately taken
up by the fire bell. The fire occurred In the
barn owned jointly by Mr.. Sam Baer and
Jas. BaIsley, in which was stabbed three
horses. There was also buggy and some |