The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-06-11

that not any hoodlum of white fellow wi
do, out he must be young man OF good
: character and address, and able to provide
his wife with good home.
! East Oregonian: The Indian mummies
found by DR.. j. w. Morrow in graveyard
near Umatilla, which are remarkable cur
iosities In their way, were received by
; him Wednesday night from Kansas City
where they had been kept for some time at
medical college. They may be seen by
any one at the doctors office.
The canvassing board in session to. day
consists of County Clerk Crossen. Mr.. ID.
Z. Thomas, justice of the peace for Dufur
precint. and Mr. L. Schultz, justice OF the
peace East Dalles, with MIR. Ed. Martin and
MIR. John Dexter keeping tally. So far as the
canvass has proceeded the result does not
differ from the figures published in the
TIMEs-MoUNTA1NEER.
The reelection OF Hon. W. Fl. Wilson
prosecuting attorney for this district by
over 500 majority should be considered in
the hight of a compliment to that
gentleman and vIndication of his capacity
in, the performance of the duties of the
office during the past two years. He was
| elected the first time by small majority;
but this election has more than doubled the
| former figures.
Goldendale Sentinel: Peter STACK ex.
| hibited the finest piece of silver ore which
| he says he found on the Klicktat river that
has ever been exhibited in this county. 1t
Is almost pure silver and is Embedded In
slate. We do not understand that Mr..
| Stack discovered ledge of that rich ore
but the piece was picked up. 1t may have
| come from some distance up the stream but
| likely the ledge is very near where the
! specimen was found.
A deputy sheriff from Whitman county
arrived in Pendleton on Tuesday evenings
train from The Dalles with man who ID
wanted for forgery. The prisoner was
allowed to enter the train closet during the
trip, and while there slipped off his hand
cuffs and threw them away. The officer
had to subdue him at the point of a revol-
yer afterward. He was kept in the Una
tilla county Jail Tuesday and taken to
Whitman county the next morning.
Mr.. William Frazier, of the firm of Cod
ard & Frazier of Portland, will be In the
The Dalles Monday and Tuesday, June |
18th and l4th, for the purpose of purchas.
ing 55 horses,-25 bay. 25 sorrel, and 5 |
grey,-all well broke and gentle to go un-
der saddle; from Is to l6 hands high, and |
weight from 1000 to HOO pounds. This |
and horse-breeders to dispose of their
animals. d&wje4lwk
A fire alarm about III o'clock this morning |
called out the fire department of the city |
very quickly. The cause was found to be |
an incpient blaze under some of the out.
buildings on the alley in the rear of tho
corner Of Second and Court streets. the
wind was blowing quite lively at the time,
and if the flame had started there would
undoubtedly have been very disastrous
conhagration.
Albany Herald: Information was received
from Yaquina last evening that the second
child OF Mrs. Pruett, injured in the hand
car accident on the Oregon Pacific Sunday,
had died, making four deaths resulting from
the collision. Mr.. Pruett, it is said, is
crazed over the shocking death of his entire
family, and had attempted to take his own
life. Mrs. Manning is also said to be in a
critical condition from hemorrhage caused
by injuries received.
DR.. Hugh Logan returned after a months
absence In the east this morning While
away he visited the Missouri State Medical
Association at Pertle Spring, the National
Association of Railway Surgeons at Old
Point Comfort. Va, and spent several days
In New York City visiting the various hos
pitfalls and attending the postgraduate
clinics. The doctor reports having very
pleasant and profitable time, never missing
an opportunity to note the advancement
made in the profession of which he Is an
earnest and enthusiastic disciples; but was
glad to return to his old home in The
Dalles, which, he says, is more attractive
than any place he has visited.