The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-05-27
From Tuesdays DaIly.

From Tuesdays Daily
j. o. Warner, of Nansene. is IN t,wn
to day.
Mrs. N Mullen left on the aft.inoon
train on visit east.
Miss jeanette Williams returned TO day
from u visit to California
Hon. A r. L7le, of Crook county is
rt2'sts ted as,tle uuia,iim lIausr
81: NJ. Nolan s, OF ihi- cits. has
l,'en appeintsa oosary puP ic by Gev.
Penuo.er.
Hon. II P. Isonburg, of Hood l,,srr,
gave Us u pleasant call to-dsy As epmc
ap "a the atternoon train
The following bond for deed was fled
for record to-day: VIM. Kerron 10 James
d. Hanna; lot ], block 3, Hood River;
$4,000.
The residence of Dr.. Sanders was not
burned during the recent fire at Saginaw
1t reached within block OF his house,
but il was not damaged.
Judge and Mrs. r. b. Boise arrived in
the city last night from Salem. TITO
Judge Is msster OF the stale grange DOW
IN spss;on n, ,his ,,t,
~, -
this morulnr. did not arrive untI
o'clock. 1t was delayed by slide near
Pendleton, ana some hours were wasted
ia removing the debris from the track.
u Irndervood co, of D % Ir,do.
wood. of Duiur gave MS n nleasan, call
today. He is a student of the stale agri-
cultural college at Corvallis, and is spend
ing MS vacation IN the interests oil the
"este'n feaagogue
The Umatilla House register received
several additional names last night and
this morning by delegates TO the annual
meeting OF the Patrons OF Husbandry.
there are representatives to the state
grange from all portions of Oregon
nj c,;i-,o.o , :, .h;a
.h;S 80 80 hn.,n, oa,+ia tnr ,s.nnn ssy
sans tha E1rio Ha Lsd =. that 80 - .ss'
chased 25OO and intended to get 500 more.
making a total of 1000 head which are to
be delivered at WalIula about Juue lat.
1e a. L.. ;..., - p. o..
- n,,ted np pandIeso Ill .h 40. ~. Issson I
go pnn,J,a,o" t 1.;s,, sn' T.
o,a,aralI,, rndars,ood ,h.. psnJIa.on
aIT. eli 49, ao,,.,.,o. 49,. ,,os. IS 80, as
,1 "eii 90 pPSS', u" s"O'Y ~ " sno"
~. W seGSt1 NnnJ sne IidToa n.I I'sween Ts
Ane D@iies anu ouion'- 11o"% N'ee" 1Dug'e'
There is considerable difference OF
opinion concerning the Chlnaman who
died on board the Danube IN the harbor
OF Portland, the city physician Claiming
the disease OF which he died TO have been
smallpox and Capt. Myers being positive
1t was malarial fever, as stated by the
health othcer at Astoria.
Arthur Coffin returned a. few days ago
from North Yakima, where the brothers
are opening large general merchandise
business; We regret very much losing
sne S,; Solim uio'vvl W. aS sry ~ ae a,n%s
s'.oaoSs ~ tha;r 80, Inoa,;on S,.,:s,,a.,
p1S tn Taes,sa 90 ALL h,,'s asJ
HI ronn fr:endS nil, ay,an5 ~ ,han,
.iei tno .;dcs, ,;sIo VII rh-a.sa. ~ ~, y. ,,
1noa,a
Astoria oHaget. MI o.. y. nowaru, VINO
mas Ine construction Oh lne gOvernmene
worA as gray nalool anu ae ilIlallooA,
uas TS 81 q: an, anu aiDm sno iu'te
place, ine q uiA1 at uiay naiu4l s2 WI
M sonpie.eu AZ q snois sllne, @ anu WI, - Low- o
aru 10 no" mahlng atrangements ~ com
nehoe I'n sne WIZ I'm VI ouiluing ~. ,ne uiAo % as
=. a Ill - 4 = =. ...;.I.
= -: o"Oo aIu VIII use nei IN oon"o0'ion WIN
'u'e WIN
a man oy Tue name oi oeck, we are
nioimeo, Is no" en- route 10 Tue Daiies
In charge OF an oincer. lie formerly
worked In hotel In this city, and man"
aged to purloln several railroad tickets,
and departed "bag aid baggage" for the
east. He was tracked to Kansas, was
arrested, and is now en- route to stand
t1al for the larceny. There was sharp
detective work. and the well-laid scheme
,f thes-.low was unearthed. His free ride
nav cost him very dearly in the end
-,
Ellens6urg hegaster; Inc Colville, okan-
'gan and spokane rivers are hlgner than
aver known Deiore' ana muon damage 70
property is feared at spokane. Inc Coi-
vile river mas already created great havoc
20 crops Inc YAKIMA mas suddenly risen.
but can DO no damage except TO bridges and
,allroad bed where 1t Is TOO near the water.
All streams In TINS valley stopped oyer dur
ng the week. put no considerable damage