The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-05-06
From Fridays Daily.

/. his possession for sale, etc ,any deer-drIe
, fresh, jerked or in any torn.
: From Fridays Daily.
Grass on the hilsides is very luxurian
and cattle are in fine condition.
Yesterday plat of South Waucoma vi
/ filed with the county clerk by Mr.. Hem
c. Coe and Kittle Coe.
. Lost. A bunch OF keys on the stree
The finder will be suitably rewarded b
leaving the same at this office.
Mr.. John Brookhouse, of Tyeh ridge,
in the city. He says farmers were neve
better pleased with the prospects for goo
crops.
James NJ. Johns, L. W. Darling, and 3
B. Hendricks were admitted to practice a
attorneys by the supreme court in sessio
at Pendleton May 3.
Morgan Wassom was sentenced to tn
penitentiary for life last Wednesday at AL
bany, having been found guilty of mu-de
in the second degree.
One impecunious individual had night
lodging in the city Jail last night, and thi
morning was escorted across the raIlroa'
bridge and given the free lom to pursue nj
journey.
MIR. E. Neal Johnson, of Portland, stood
second on the list IN the examination of ap
plicants for cadetship in this city, and wa!
given the position of Alternate by the ex-
amining board.
Frank Brogan was made full citizen o
the United States to. day by the proper pro-
ceedIngs before the county clerk. He was
rmerly subject of the queen of Great
! Britain and Ireland.
| The following deed was filed with the
county clerk on May Sd: The Dalles Land
and Improvement Co. to 3. H. ThurstoD;
lots 5, 6, Z, s and 8, block II, Thompson s
addition to Dllles City; $3.50.
A band of horses were shipped to Port
land this morning on the Regulator. Two
| of them broke away from the band, and a
lively chase resulted before they were finally
induced to join the others on the boat.
In Justice DAVIS court yesterday the case
of GIL. Richmond VS. VIM. Riley was COM
promised by the plaintiff paying the costs
Another case IN which VIM. Riley was de-
fendaut was began yesterday by Mr.. Dan
Baker.
In addition to Mr.. Ullrich's Indian curios
is an Alaskan pipe, carved by the natives
out of hard, black rock, IN grotesque rep
of work, and illustrates rude aborignee art
in the northern latitude.
Mrs. P. Cram has removed from near the
corner of Fourth and Federal streets to
Leslie Buffers house On Fourth street, be-
I. tween Union and Liberty. She will be
pleased to see all her old boarders at her
new residence. m4-lw
John Blanck, laborer on the Burnside
bridge, Portland, fe fiom a scafolding
Wednesday evening and received injuries
from which he died. The coroner's jury
rendered verdict OF accidental death, and
exonerated the bridge company from all
blame.
Last Tuesday afternoon in an alteration
at the depot In Arlington between August
Smythe and Fred Dee, of Klickitat county,
WASH, the latter was severely cut in the
wrist by knife in the han Of the former
The quarrel was over the fact that Smythe
had driven his sheep over Dee's range.
The people of the Willamette valley are
discouraged, as the state weather bureau
gives no hope for immediate better weather
in these words: "The present atmospheric
conditions do not indicate an immediate
clearing Of the weather, though warmer
W. ather with fewer showers may be ex-
more favorable than sudden warm dry
spell. More sunshine would be of great
benefit to the vegetation"
Geo. TamblyD, an employe of the Will
lamette Falls Pulp and Paper Company at
Oregon City, was suddenlY killed yesterday
by falling from scaffolding to the cement
floor. He came from Wisconsin about three
years ago, was married and bore an excel
l. a.,A Il
The Colvllle reservation, which is now
about to essurveved for settlement, con-
sIsts of 8, ZOO, 900 acres, the hunting grounds
of about 100 Indians. Uncle Sam paid
81, 500, 600 for the northern half of this do
main, and it Is rich gold, silver, coal,
timber, grazing and agricultural Landslide
ideal land OF the miner and homeseeker.
Any one who thinks running newspaper 4
is gold mine will please read the follow
ing: The Spokane, Wash Spokesman, one
of the brightest daIlies IN the evergreen
state, has been absorbed bv the Spokane
Review The proprietor of the Spokesman
w. b. Coweles, says he sunk fortune
Sl25. 000-in trying TO pay operating ex,
penses.
Only one thousand Cinnamon haye regis
tered in Oregon and Washington and four
teen thousand have refused. They claim to
have received instructions from the s X
Companies forbidding them to register
under heavy penalty and informing them
that counsel have been employed III New
York and San Francisco to test the matter
before the U. s. supreme court
An exchange says that 'laying on hands
for complaint. especially in children, is now
taking the place of Christian science. A
mother cured her boy of the cigarette habit |
with one dose. She laid her hand on the |
boys neck, her right hand on a substau tial |
then laid the slipper where it |
would do the most good. Il affected cure
md relapse is not looked for. A
Jesse N. Day, of Dayton, Wash, died |
April 20, of paralyses. The deceased was
IN old pioneer, having settled near Dayton |
10 years ago. He was proprietor of the |
DAYTON townsite. He moved to the town |
rom his ranch few miles below Dayton.
which was named after him. He was ga |
years old and leaves a wife and six children
md several brothers In this state.
The Chronicle appeared bv counsel yes
erday before the county court to establish
is claim for payment for publishing the
financial statement furnished the Sun by the
county clerk To-day. after due considera-
ion of the law, the attorney withdrew his
,lea and said the clerk had a right to have
he statement printed in any paper he
iesired. 1--WE protest the action"
81. W. Cook, of Portland, died Wedpes-
lay evening at Baker City from the effects
# fall in that city about 10 days ago, in
which he received a strangulated hernia.
He had two operations performed, the last
me shortly before his death. His remains
will be forwarded to Putnam, Conn. His
state, valued at about 500 900 will GO to
lis sister, residing in Massachusetts.
Complaints are made about the actions of
ONE of oui boys who seem to amuse them
elves by breaking with rocks all panes of
lass in uroccupied buildings. This is
seless destruction of property, and the
ulprits should be punished. We are sorry
hat The Dalles hoodlums have an unenvia-
lie reputation for acts of malicious mischief,
md that the fair name of our city Is COM
thereby.
Mr. Harold B. Fiske was the successful
pplicant in the cadet examination in this
ity. The final list of questions was an
wered last evening. and the board rendered
heir decision this morning. This is the
econd trial that Mr.. Fiske has made for
he cadetship, and on the former one he
TODD second in the class H Is hard
tudent, young man of 6ue physical de-
'elopment and will no doubt be credit to
his state at West Point.
From the Moro Observer we learn that
'umor reached that Office last week that an
!ttempt had been made to poison VIM. Glib
on. who resides on the John Day in the