The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-08-05

and her injuries received attention. DR.
Vanderpool was called and applied thu
usual remedies, and it is hoped she viii
soon recover. Mrs. Strlcklin's husband II
In Montana.
Long Creek Eagle: Last Sunday, near the
postoffice in Fox valley, was the scene of q
lively scrap between several residents ol
Fox and the CULTS Indians that are invading
that valley in search of camas, stray sheep
pelts and such other articles they can get
their hands on. The difficulty arose over
| some difference about horse race, and no
sooner had the matter come to blows when
good ~ Indians were being piled up in
every direction. The Fox residents came
out of the melee with flying colors, and
without scratch, but much different with
the Indians. They were the worst bruised
up set of redskins that had been in that
valley for many day.
The remains of James Hogan, who was
drowned Sunday, July %, while returning
from Grant to Cello via the Columbia river,
were found opposite the mess house Satur.
day afternoon. It was not deemed neces-
sary to hold an inquest, as Hogan was IN
the boat with MIR. Tsffe, aud the verdict of
the coroner's jury was accidental drowning
IN his case. The body was brought to town
and buried in the cemetery beside Mr.. w.
r. Taft, which was according tC the orders
of Mr.. L. H. Taffe at the time the funeral
of his son took place. After his interment
a telegram was received from Mr. Hogau's
parents at Albany, IN this state, requesting
that the body be sent to that city; but this
was received too late, and the remains were
in such condition that it would have been
impossible to have kept them much longer.
Ochoco ReUietc: This week Messrs Butler |
and Crandall, of The Dalles, passed through |
this place making Typographical survey of |
the country and viewing the route Of a rail- |
road from Portland TO BOISE CITY. Idaho |
They began on ClackaGss riyer and took |
the altitude OF various points in the Cascade |
to Warm Spriug agency, aad |
stated that the route through the Inoun-
tains to the agency was feasIbe. From the
age ncv to this place they encountered some
very heavy grades, especially between the
mouth of Willow creek aud the basin.
From the basin to PrineYille they found
The grade easy. From here they went
south and intended to examine the country |
here and Maiheur. We did not
interview the gentlemen personally, aud as
they did not state to anyone in whose in
;erests they were working, it is not known
what company they were viewing a route
or.
Antelope Herald: The MoUNTAINEER, in
peakIng of the foot race at Prinevile ac-
,uses the editor of this paper OF already be-
ng matched 70 tight the winner of the COM
ng Corbett. Mitchell roundup. Now for
The information OF an oppressed and delnded
public, we wish to say that the MOUNT
AINEER has been made the victim of an
,ver- cheated and non religious informant.
While we realize that We are decidedly the
best men now reposIng on the western hem
phere and could possibly knock out of ex-
stence two OF the best men on earth at one
troke, still we know that 1t requires con-
iderably more gall and energy than news.
,aper man could possibly scrspe up to be-
ome a successful fist fighter, Therefore,
Ip to the hour of gong TO press no arrange
nents whatever have been made to deprive
)orhett of his belt by the manipulation Of
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