The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-11-04
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John Wright for larceny; Robt Wilson ant
James Lee for assisting prisoners to escape
The heavy docket in Grant county and
failure to adjourn in time for the opening oil
court for Harney county resulted in no ses-
sion being held at this time, and as the law
yers say the term was losst. This Is a seri
GUS matter for Harney county as there is
important legislation and the delay will
work great injustice to litigants who have
| right to hearing at this time. While on
| the other hand it may save a few dollars to
the county In court expenses.
Oregon boys seem to haze an inclination
for running away from their homes, and the
latest escapade is from the columns of the
Eastern Oregon Republican: Bert Odale.
son of J j. Oiale; Will Hutchinson, son
J. h Hutchinson. and Ralph Smith, son of
j. F. Smith, OF this city, disappeared from
their homes Tuesday morning. No one
knows where they have gone but it ls
thought they haye gone to California. The
boys are about l6 or II years DID,"
The Salem daily Independant says: The
woods are full of printers who would like to
succeed Frank Baker. 1t is said that
Baker will work for VIM. ("Doc. y Osburn,
of Portland for his successor on the Repub-
lican ticket Frank Davey, of the Or gnn
Keeley cure, may also come before the Re-
publican convention for this office Jim
Godfrey, of Salem. and Capt. O'Brien of
Portland will endeavor to secure the Dem
ocratic nomination.
A report has reached Salem that some
persons maliciously removed the corner
stone from the foundation of the Hope
chapel building, situated about six miles
south of Salem In the red hills, and took
therefrom all the treasure, relics, etc that
had ben placed within it at the time the
same was laid. A few piece, OF money
were included in the things taken. The
stone was pulled from Its position under the
structure and rolled few feet distant after
being broken open.
The funeral of DIR Rinehart took place
this morning at 10 o'clock from the Congre-
ga ional church Rev. J. w. JENKINS off
ciated at the church and grave Until re-
moved to the church the remains laid in
Masonic hall, and were viewed bv very
many friends OF the deceased. In the iu-
neral procession were m mbers of the Ma
sonic fraternity, Workmen, tirrmen and ex-
Mayor Mays and the municipal officials and
city council IN carriages. The remains were
buried in Sunset cemetery, and the impress
sive rItualIstic ceremonies of the Masonic
order were rehearsed over the grave.
W. W. Statesman: Our neighborine
town of Milton stirred up over series OF |
trials going on in Justice Armstrong; |
court, wherein the pantiffs' names are
legion and the defendants name is Willis |
Young. A short time ago Mr. Young dis.
appeared from Milton and left numerous |
debts unpaid; also two horses. These |
horses are the subject of contention among |
his creditors, having been attached by gro
cerymen and served with lien by laborers
Mr.. Young was considered an honest
young man and his disappearance was al
together unexpected. HIS whereabouts are
unknown.
Attorneys E B. Dutur, Fl. s. Wilson and
A. ) Bennett returned this evening from
Wa where they hiye been
Engaged as counsel 10 an important case
hat had been o. trial during the week
ince Tuesday. A S Bennett was at
orney for the plaintiff and Fl. s. Wilson,
B. Dufur and FL Dustin appeared for
he defendant. II was a case of amages,
n which the aintlff received injuries by
'eing thrown from a wagon which was
'eing dri en- over cable belonging to the
erry company, who was the defendant.
After beng ont a considerable time, the
urv brought in a verdict ef $500 for plant
e.
The residence of King Montgomery.
rw miles beyond Fifteen Mile creek, was
urned to the ground Wednes dav, atont
he noon hour. Diuner was being cooked
ghen noise was heard issuing from the
uildlng, as if made by seething flames.
IN going out to ascertain the caus the
oof was found to be mass OF flames, and
hey had progressed so much when discov-
red that it was impossible to stop their
svages. The BUILDING and furniture were
ompletely consumed, and the family saved
cry little from the fiery destroyer. There
'as no insurance on the house, and the ,
,ss falls heavily on Mr.. Montgomery and
IS family.
The fall season is fairly inaugurated,
nth autumn tints on forest trees, and the
in bloom IN gardens. 1t
a time for poets to dwell on the beau
es of decaylng vegetation, and the morn
lg atmosphere, clear days, bright sun
ght and the universal calm that per- g
AIDES nature furnishes theme for simile
nd imagery. There may be poetry In
ostY mornings, clear, cold days, and the
gns of death and decay in forest trees; e
ut to him who delights IN the spring. I
me of life, with budding flowers on h
very hand, there Is something more in
lgorating than IN the silent murmur of
le flowing stream or the variegated tints b
maple, poplar and oak. C