The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-15
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james Donaldson and son OF Kingsley,
are registered at the Umatilla house.
Frank Malone, II. G. ROoper and
Harry Cook of Antelope are in the city.
There are now eleven candidates for
city marshal, with one or two wards to
hear from.
A drunken Indian was arrested last
night by Marshal Gibbons and fined $40
and costs this morning.
Considerable freight is offering today
for the Regulator trip tomorrow to the
Cascades and way landings.
A special meeting of Columbia Hose
company No. 2, is called for this even
ing at the council rooms at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Harriet Wilson, OF Cincinnati,
sister of our late congressman Joseph g..
Wilson is visiting her neice, Mrs. J. T.
Peters.
The pennant of a sloop moored west of
First and Washington streets, is about
.six feet above the roof of the Cosmopoli-
tan hotel today.
Messrs. Thornbury, Schanno, Haight,
and Burget, are expected home from
their Trout lake outing, tomorrow eve
ming by steamer Regulator.
N. A. Boyer has started on the foun-
dation of handsome new cottage, on
the lot Immediately east of the cottage
just erected by Joles Brothers on Fulton
street.
A. C. Sanford has just returned from
visit to Wapinitia and the Warm
spring agency. He reports new $12,-
900 Mission church in course of erection
at Sinnemasho.
r. A. Laughlin and Lou Kelly of
Wapinitia, arrived in town this morn
ing with 46 head of beef cattle which
they sold to Woods Brothers. The
price, we understand, was 2h cents per
pound steers, and cents for cows.
DIR. Cardwell, president of the state
board of horticulture, is credited with
having said that he did not believe that
there would be car load of dried prunes
shipped out of the Willamette valley,
from this years crop, this season.
Senator Reed, of Astoria, arrived here
last night, and after transacting some
important business relating to fisheries,
passed on today for Canyon city, via Ba-
ker, accompanied from here by Capt. j.
w. Lewis, of The Dalles United States
land Office, who has business in Canyon
city on Saturday.
The CHRONICLE has a large list of ex-
changes IN its reading room, which are
open for the inspection of patrons, thai
they may judge of the merits of theii
home paper in comparison with some
that are published elsewhere in the Pa.
cific northwest. The CHRONICLE furnish.
es more bona fide local news daily thar
any other paper published in the state
outside the 'Oregonian Office.
1t is estimated that about half the
wool clip of this section has arrived al
the warehouses and that the whole viii
fully aggregate six million pounds. Al
an average of 15 cents a pound this one
industry will distribute throughout the
district the handsome sum of 5000, 900
That beats all hollow the sending of thai
amount of money out of the country fol
Springer's free wool
Very discouraging reports reach nj
from Sherman county. A month ago
and the crop prospects were neve,
brighter. Now thousands of acres ar,
withered and ruined beyond the power
of all the water in Great Eeptune's ocear
to revive. Wheat is worse burned il
the Grass Valley neighborhood than il
the northern end of the county. 81
says Frank Connolly who returned from
trip Through Sherman county las
night.