The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-09-30

printed an Immigration edition of ten
pages, with seve al fine illustrations o
buildings IN that city and vicinity.
was very creditable number, and vii
be good advertisement for La Grande.
The contract for building the bridge
across the Big Kllckitat at the Maxer
place was awarded to the Pacific Bridge
comdany of Portland, Oregon, says the
Klickitat Leader. The bridge is to be 8
combination wood and steel structure and
is TO cost $2S69.
There was nothing III the recorders of
flee this morning of which TO make al
item. No arrests and no civil business
and while the recorder was affable and
courteous in his entertainment of the re
porter he could not supply any mental
pabulum tor the columns of the paper.
/ Farming will never bs successful, while
the following, from the Elensburg Local.
izsr, is true iu any community: There are
quite number of men IN the valley who
have from 20 to so COWS who do not make
their own butter. Snch tactics will have
to be changed before there can be the pros
perity that might be enjoyed"
The rate for delegates and their wives
to the grand lodge, X. of p, which con-
venes at Heppner October 10th, will be
one fare to that city, and on returning o
charges will be made. Heppner is max
ing extensive preparations for the event,
and there is no doubt that the knights
will be r. yally entertained.
There will be held at Hood River an
horticultural fair next Friday and 5alur-
day, and a rare exhibit of products may
be expected. An effort will be made 10
secure the attendance of the Oregla and
Washington press associations ON Satur-
day, and these gentlemen will be amp&
rewarded for the excursion.
r I. Day. who was hanged Mt KalAm,
in the summer of 1892 WIS drssn o. the
recent federal grand jiry, and Paul r h.
bin. who was hanged in Kittitss coanty
two ye Irs ago for mar ier has heen lrtVl
On the grand jury. Dad men hav. n-.l
drawn on iuries bisore, bl7 tne -'-a -
posed To bs me only eases wherein. h,ng.i
mnrIerers haYe been draNn.
Tns iarm.rs Of Cook eoulsy b,v, 5ei,
tortuuAte ln reaping 4 eln5T TaslveN 2 81
hg vest this ysar, says the Pfhsyille News
Thsy havs sold tnsir green cora at 70 csa.gi
per dozen ears; their melons at 2j 20 iti e.
so cents each: their peas at s cuts psr
pound; string beans ditto, an 9TH ,r vrss-
tables ln proportion. The high prizes havs
been willingly pail by hungry pab Q. the
members OF which fare suinptuously every
day. The individual who works the soil in
TINS ueightorhood gets pay for his outlay OF
labor
Democrat: O1e day self-style1 phre-
noloHst goes about this ty ieeliug tho
heads of his 70 be victims. telling than
their bumps indicass that they are bpen
spectators. He is followed after few
days by a pal, who nveIgles them into ths
purchase of bogus lottery tickets. THIS u
the lltes. style OF confidence game. TITS
evidently taking better than the tin box
racket Judging from the number VINO have
been bllked. Albany people should BE- gst-
ting ready to be bilkei. Phrenplogists are
their tavorites.
I ehPrIrevllle Ne1cs thus felIcitously
speaks of the situation: Trade has lily
ened up somewhat in Prinevllle, and
money matters are evidently growing
easier. Our stock sales of late are most
likely creating shis change in the free cir
culation of money. We know that con-
gress has had nothing to do with il. be-
cause Cleveland and his cabinet haYe
never said free wool, or free silver, or tree
importation of paupers, Jews or anything
else. In fact, congress hasn't said II
word"
60. n,,,.,,. ,ho.o e.,;, e,r Ia.
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rO' roaS East SIDE bro,,,,h, ~ ,he c;tv YES
--"s' Ss.,, ~ ,.'t;ls, y,
s1luay JIM" 1929 ~.
0.asiroo =, nro weie IT, rue nis. So ~ s1i ma er',
s.,,oo, - 0,0d s,,d 80 ,iei, r;nerosa ,hara co',id
e',e,' y" -. cuu n,as,; " ol" Tharo ;s ON
insignificant little town on the Q lumbia,
hardly known in Portland, called The
Dalles, in which ripe grapes have been in
the market for over a month.
At meeting of Calitorn,a pioneers in
Chicago last week Alex. Mayors. who
beIned IN establish the nouv exptess he
TWEEN Sc. Jo.eph. Missouri and Sierra
mento in early times. was present and told
about il. The distance was 1000 miles and
required 400 horses and sixty.fve riders.
Before that tRenty.one davs was the short
est time between these points, but they
made it regularly in less than ten days.
Lincoln's first message was carried through
in eight days or at the rate OF 25O miles for
every twentY-four hours.
The mines of Grant county are being
RAPIDLY deyeloped. and In this line the
following is from the Ed0Le: 'Messrs.
Allen 81 Brown. prorrietors of the Black
Butte mine In Fox valley. made their in
itiaI cleanup last Saturday. which
amounted to about $500, being the result
of two davis run. rhe mill was started
Monday of last week, but re-adjusting
some machinery, etc., necessitated much
DELAY. However, everything is In eXcpn
tionally good working order, and their
next cleanup will be much larger"
Ex-senator Hamilton WAS IN attendance
=, ,La races Mondav sous tho Long C,raer
E,ois having recentIy returned from
MonIsna where he had heen with a hand
of horses To the reporter he stated thar
horses thar are sold m that country AT the
nresent time for $40 an SI5 readily
bronoht $40 and S7e a few wears SINCE.
Mr. Hamilton made sale of his hand at
sIe75 nor beod and considars himseIf
ertremeIv lnckv to oct thai nrice VIM
r While who drove n hand with M
HsmIIton to Montana. At last reports. had
NOT effected a sale.
CO ;.ta-o.. .a,.o-.a =. 1,..;.o S.hn,.
oo',., 49,. ss,er.ooa oo,sad h., 80 ~ .s;aI !,
Mrs Sosannah Fox for assault and battery
on the person of her mother-in.
law an old Iadv ahont 80 vears of ace
Tn;s case 1vas tr;ed Iast ,vaek and the ;nrv
disagreed and were d,scharoed Another
iurv were emnanelIed to.dav, Consisting of
'Iohn Elton Lesl,e Rntler Gen w Row
land r Dohertv Ross and q Cbamn-
lin Cons;dsr.h5s nort;on of tha afterroo,,
r.