The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-06-24
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From Saturdays Daily.

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The weather Is still cool, and summe
still holds back.
The salmon run continues very light, ant
wheels are hardly paying expenses.
Marriage license was issued by the count
clerk o-day to William S. Barber and Luc'
j. Sims.
Mr.. A. W. Branner assumed charge o
the city restaurant last Wednesday, and 1
now prepared to cater to the appetit o
the hungry.
Another lonely night at the city jail
without single occupant. The peace o
the community is assured with our present
| police force.
There have been several fine sturgeon
caught in the Columbia opposite this city in
the last few days, and these find ready sale
IN the local market.
DR.. h. Logan and son Ray arrived home
on the delayed train this morning from CHI
cago, where they have been for some weeks
past visiting the worlds fair.
Mr.. Henry Blackman, of Heppner, a
prominent Democratic politiciau of Eistern
Oregon, pa SD through the city on the
afternoon train en- route home rom Port
land.
Mr. a. Tilzer, druggist for Blakeley &
Houghton IN this city, will leave on yaca.
ton tomorrow morning. He will be absent
about two weeks, and will visit friends In
Portland and Sa .m.
The west-bound train was delayed several
hours this morning, and did not arrive in
the city until 10 o'clock As far as we
could learn the delay was caused by all ac.
cident ea.f 0f Hunfinuton
This is a characteristic notice from the
Grant Dispdtch: "rhe Goldendale camp
meeting will be worth your attendance.
Trouble begins on June 22d. If the services
get dry, Cnrt. Mcleod will"
There is large lot of wool at the ware
houses; but to the injury of this portion OF
the country no sales have as yet
been made. With the amount of the
product now in the warehouses several hun
dred Thousand dollars should have been sent
in circulation.
NJ. Fenwick has new mode of extermi-
mating squirrels and sage rats, says the
Burns Herald. He mixes calomel with
strichnine; the calomel Is to salivate III case
the poison fails to take effect Mr. Fem
wick claims that by saIivating the squirrel
he will die for want OF food as he cannot
eat. THIS is a little ahead Of the Christian
scientists.
The brakeman on the Union Pacific train
was taken sick last night after leaving Port
land, and te eIegram, was sent to the Locks
for doctor. On arriving there no physi-
clan appearing telegram was sent to this
city, and Dr. Doane. ON the arrival of the
train, attended to the sick man. He was
forced to stop here over night, and left
again on the morning tram.
Hood River Glacier: MIR. E G. Jones,
who has returned from trip to Lost lake,
reports snow FIVE feet deep on the summit,
and the lake still filed with Ice. The boat
was taken out last fall and put in the cabin,
and contrary to expectation, Is all right.
Those who know the country predicted the
caving In of the cabin roof, but for once
they were wrong. Picnic parties visiting
the lake should take their skates
2 Z. 0. Republican,: A normal school is
going to be built at w ston, the contract
has been let for dormitorv for the state
university at Eugene, and it is announced
that work WI | soon commence on a new
mechanical hall at Corvallis, but nothing is
done regarding the location of the asylum
If the Injunction stops the progress of one
state institution away from the capital it
should stop all.
The following which we clip from the
Peoria (Ill.) Herald OF June 18th will indI-
cate that Mr.. W. =. Elliot, who was for
mefly in the employ Of the Union Pacific at
UmarIlla, will very likely remain east:
Nv. 8. Elliott, late of the Union Pacific |
Railway company, has been appointed |
weighing auditor of the Peoria Soft Coal !
bureau, vice W. S. Wonder, resigned. Mr.
Wonder has been rendered and has accepted |
The position of ocal freight agent of the
Big Four, vice J. G. Lehr. who goes to In
iianapolIs. The above changes go into Ell
tect to day.
The performance last night at Wingate's
aall was all that was claimed for 1t What
aver it was, animal magnetism or other |
hidden force, Minnie Marden could not be |
from any position she assumed, and |
1t one time resisted the combined exertions |
IF six men. There were several tests gwen,
md IN each one she was successful IN resist.
ng the muscular strength of each Individual
Ind IN me instances of the combined force
,f the seven constituting tue committee
chosen from the audience. The girl weighs
.bout 100 pounds. and displays no extra |
development.
W. ". Union Journal 1t was reported |
IN the streets Thursday that Governor
Mo re contemplates bringing heavy dam
'ge sui against the Oregon Improvement
Company I damages to his fine grounds
~ the delivery team of this organization.
The team was running away Wednesday,
,oing out of town. Attracted by the gov
rnor's fine grounds aud hospitable looking |
,arn, the aDimals rushed through his gate,
breaking down a couple of cherished pear
rec, tearing through the netting of the
ennis court and doing havoc generally.
The conpany's local agent will be given an
opportunity to settle the damages in four
igures before suit is brought.
Pendleton Tribune: A report came in yes
erday of a shooting scrape that occurred |
ut on the res ryation at the farm OF Nick
aDgra !, the principal actors in which were
1angrau and Ned KItson, both reservation
armers of French descent. 1t appears that
kitson W mt to Gangrau's hou-e after SOME
lothes belonging to Mrs. Gangrau, who,
" the way, is not living with her husband.
In altercatlon ensued, during which Kitson
rev his revolver and began shooting, one
+ the shots taking effect in Gangrau's
lght arm Immediately below the elbow, and
the bone Grangrau had IN the
Meantime d avn his six shooter and made
n Intellectual attempt to return the fire,
'ut his shooting arm being disabled he
landed his gun to man who was staying
With him, with instructions to try his luck
t the now retreating form of KItson, which
e did but without effect. A young son Of
i4ngrau started at once for the agency to
otify the authorities there, also the sheriff
ere.
From Mondays Daily.
NJ L. Mna,ar N /, fnun frnnn hIa farm |