The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-13

council at it's last meeting, has been rear
pointed by the board of fire delegates,
hold the Office until the annual election
As Jud has very many friends this action
the delegates VIII heartily be endorsed.
Mr.. Edwin Mays left this morning fc
Berkeley, to re-ume studies ct the univel
sity.
Miss Annie Smith Will give a nusrcale a
the residence Of her parents at Hood Rye
this evening.
| The cloudy weather yesterday cooled tn
atmosphere to-day, and We have heard n
complaints about heat.
Mr.. Joha Daley, of Portland. who ha
been in the employ OF the Great Northern
nes- Spokane. is in the city.
Mr.. Geo. N. Peterson come from Bigg
YESTERDAY. He intends to remove hi
family te the Willamette valley.
The cooling zephyr which blew to-da,
was refreshing and terminating, and ther'
was not 50 much talk about summer resorts
| Messrs. Prinz & Nitschkes new building
| ON Second street is nearly ready for occu
pancy, and is very neat and cornmodioui
structure.
MISS LONE IsuCH aUu EIchCt
| left this afternoon for Hood River, to be in
| attendance on the musicale to be given this
evening by Miss ANNE Smith.
Oregon is about to receive a visit from
Gen. Weaver and MIR. Field. candidates for
president on the Peoples ticket. 1t is not
known whether they will come to Eastern
Oregon III their canvass of the state.
Several Of the members of the GeSanq
Verein Harmonic left on the train this after.
Loon for Portland to be in attendance on
the grand festival OF the singing societies Of
the northwest, beginning August 18th.
Cooling bre.z zss blow, the nocturusl per-
Famfulating COW has been deprived of the
mellihuous sound d-produclDg bell, AID all Is
calm and serene al Homestead amt IN the
cenr G'Aiene mines, and the people are
contented and happy.
The reports of the SaB Francisco Board
Of Health, and of the Tacoma, Seattle and
Spokane Boards OF Health, are unusual
tributes to be paid even to an article OF so
high character as the Royal Baking Pow
der. These Boards say, iu their judgment
"it is impossible to make a purer or
stronger baking powder than the Royal"
The school directors sat as a board of
equalization on the special school tax last
aven,no In the Office of the school clerk.
Mr j. N. Huntineto1. TEey will continue
this and to.morrow evening. There are
MANY complaints in regard to the inequality
of the asses.meot and from what we can
learn these complaints are well founded.
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coanch.
There came near oeing disastrous gram
nre, sunday. about tour miles east OF mis-
sion, On the reservation, says the SasI Ore-
CONAN. An Indian was Snresnlng ms "neat
IN manner used 20 some extent oy the
copper -colored isrmers. a corral Is niiea
about halfway TO tne top OF the fence with
grain, and nana OF caYuses driven rapia'y
around INSIDE, tneir hoois separating tne
kernels from the cnah. Inis particular III
hian happeneo 70 DC s1'ohing cigarette
Wniie operating MS ho'ei maceihe, anu
spark set nre 10 tue strs rs".-aIne corrai ana
contents were Destroyer ana aiso the "a ao9r'
g'nes tepee with alt MS oeiongingS' W. ID.
atherine mas iarm ADJOINING, ana &c was
oniy ai.er desperate ehores tna' me- VIII
orce OF sesefat men, succeeoeo IN saving
lis own gram HAD the nre ootaineo
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