The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-06-10
From Tuesdays Daily.

| FROM tuesdays Daily.
The circuit court adjourned sine die yes
terday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
The river raised nearly foot last night,
and still has an upward tendency.
Mr.. w. T. Kane returned to-day from a
short visit at Moro.
There is one case of diphtheria in the
city, but 1t has been properly quarantined.
W. H. Wells and wife, of Sherar's
Bridge, are registered at the Umatilla
House.
Mr.. W. H. Wilson, of this city, is IN at
tendance on the U. s. district court in
| Portland.
f. NJ. Thompson, the stock inspector of
the county and w. III. Slaats, Of Dufur,
are in the city.
Mr.. F. E. Brown, the postmaster at
Grant, passed through the city on the after
noon train to-day.
Mr.. VIM. WIseman, who has been stop
ping at Antelope for several days past,
came in town last evening.
II the citizens of The Dalles desires a
celebration of the 4th of July, it is time
something was dome in that direction.
Rev. W. E. Potwlne, episcopal minis
ter at Pendleton, Was in the city yester-
day. He was accompanied by his sister
Mr.. w. P. WATSON, for many years
resident of this city, was passenger on the
afternoon train. He remained over to-day.
By the dispatches we learn that DR..
Hugh Logan and Mr.. JOS Worsley, of this
CITY, were visitors at the Columbian exposi-
tion yesterday.
The Regulator took a number of passen.
/ 49,. 81
This is the date of the meeting of the state
grange of Washington.
The ReUiesO Of ReUietcs for June, maga-
zine which furnishes IN convenient shape n
compendium OF current literature, on sale
at NJ. I. Nolan's postotice bookstore.
The contract for the new dormitory
building in connection with the state UNI
versity has been let to Salem contractors,
and its erection will begin Immediately.
A very elegant fence has been erected
around the Congregational church prop
erty In this city. This is G great improve
ment, and has been very much needed for
some time.
Camp.meeting services will begin at
Dufur next Thursday, under control OF the
Methodist church. The presiding elder and
Rev. Mr. Mcdonald, OF Goldendale. Wash,
will be in attendance.
The sciopticon views gwen in the hall
over the Chronicle building last night for
the benefit of the Episcopal Sunday school
in this city was largely attended and very
liberal sum was realized tor the o. ject.
Two drunken Indians were arrested by
the city marshal yesterday afternoon. and
this morning appeared before the re-
corder and were fined They claimed TO
haye become intoxicated by bringing ci-
der; but they got there In good shape.
Rev. A Bronsgeest went to Portland
yesterday morning, and intends to return
Thursday or Friday. Next Sunday being
the sec md Sunday of the month, he will
hold services at Kingsley, hence there will
no services in the Catholic church IN this
city.
Mr.. Ira Maytield died in Portland Satur-
day. He was a member of the art preser-
yative," and was we'll known to printers
quai ter of a century ago. Good hearted
and eeniaEIra was general favorite, and
''subs" never suffered tor q days work
when he held case.
The election in Portland yesterday, not
withstanding the strong opposition, went
Republican. With tue Democratic and
Peoples tickets in the field, 1t was doubt
ful if the old party could maintain its
prestige; but Republican candidates weio
successful with very few exceptions.
Salem Statesman: That dormitory of the
state university is not going to be built In
or near Salem, and there is no injunction.
Go ahead and locate that branch asylum
for Eastern Oregon. There are no in
junction proceedings against that, either.
The constitution don't say anything
against the location of branches Of state
institutions, anyway.
Mr.. Harvey Campbell, resident of Bake.
oven, came IN town several weeks ago for
medical treatment for consumption. He
stopped at the European house, and re-
ceived every aid, me ical and otherwise,
that could be extended to him, but died
Yesterday. This afternoon he was buried
from the First Congregational Church
in this city. The deceased was aged
about 81 years, young man Of excel
lent character, and his death will be la
mented by his many friends.
The monument for Mr.. William Michel,
who died at Columbus, WASH, last Decem-
Der, has been received by the local camp of
Woodmen of the World of this city and
placed in position in the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry, and will be unveiled with appropriate
next Sunday. This Is the first
death that has occurred In the city of
nenucT Vi tutS OtuSrB duu buc unouumoub
will be a sample of those furnished gratis
by the head camp for each deceased brother.
The price of the stone, freight, me-
mortal engraving and cost of putting up are
paid by the treasury of the head camp.
Mr. J. r. Booth, a former resident of
his city, was killed in Albina yesterday.
He was in the employ Of the Union Pa
citic as carpenter. and working at the
lime of the accident near heavy trans
fer table. Not noticing that it had began
10 turn, he was warned, and In attempt
ing to get out OF the way his legs were
caught and frightfully crushed. he was
taken 10 st. Vincent's hos
pital and a doctor summoned; but he
lied in the evening from the effects OF his
Injuries Mr.. Booth was an honest and
industrious citizen, and the sad accident
will be source of reg ct TO very many.
About year and a half ago he buried
his wife IN THIS city and has TWO daughters
living In Albina. He is a member Of
Lodge, No 9. K. of F., OF this
city, and il is very probable his body Will
be brought to The Dalles for interment