The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-04-29
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place. However, the young lady say:
Summers has nothing to do with 1t, and i:
innocent of the charge.
Seattle is In the throes of mining excite
ment. workmen on a sewer tunnel having
struck what is said to be pay silver ore
The ore is said to be identical with that of
the Ophr mIne in the Comstock district
The property above and around the tunnel
includes some of the most valuable residence
| property in the city. Quite a number OF
mining claims have been filed upon. An
experienced miner who has examined the
find does not think it lie a true tissure vein,
but only float, and that the true vein is
CHER up the hill.
Lewiston Teller: A shocking accident oc-
Cured at AsotIn Tuesday morning. The
little 2.vear.old son of j. S. Boyer while
playing, fell backwards into a washboler of
scalding hot water and was so injured that
he died before night. The child was play
with its grandfather and was backing away
from him and fell into the water. He was
taken out. but the heat had been fatal and
the little sufferer could not recover. The
accident is sad one, and its sadness is in
creased when we learn that about year
ago the same family lost another child IN
similar manner.
A circular has been received from the ex-
ecutive committee of the San Francisco un-
employed workngmen warning all persons
not to be deceived by false reports and ad-
vertisements to the effect,that there is a de-
mand for workingmen in that city. The
circular says: "Do not be deceived by false
reports. The city of San Francisco is
crowded with idle men. There are thous-
ands of US tramping the streets hungry,
hopeless and destitute. For Gods sake
keep away from this city. Advertisements |
for laborers, sailors or mechanics are false
Place no faith in them. There are ten men
here for every job now."
McMinnville Register: Thurs lay morning
Sheriff Warren went to North Yamhill to |
serve an attachment on the Farmers and |
Traders bank and found that q A. Mar.
tine, the chashier, owner, ETC., had left for
parts unknown during the night. l5 was
ascertained that he had been driven to
Forest Grove. where he took the early
morning tram for Portland. From there he
went north on the Northern Pacific and his
are unknown. He is probably |
talking about the gullible people of Yamhill
with Baldrich and Reeves in Kansas City.
The sheriff entered the bank and not cent
of money could be found. The books show
that about $4,000 was on deposit when the
baLk closed. Some of this has been paid,
but it is impossible to fnd the amount of
payments. The Commercial bank, of Port
land. was garnisheed and answered that the
bank held Sl2. 266 20 IN notes given to the
North Ysmhill bank, as collateral to secure
a loan of $l3, 2Sl.l7. We understand that
some of the givers of these notes hold Mar.
tines receipts of their payment, he not re.
nitting to the Portland bank when the
notes were paid. These notes will have to
be paid oyer again. The total loss will be
$4,000 or over. and it looks as if MARITIME was
Just the amount of loss ahead.