The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-11-04
From fridays Daily.

Mrs T. G. Condor, of Antelope, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley, in
this city.
There were six carloads of cattle shipped
from the stock yards of R. E. Saitmarshe &
Co. Thursday tor rroutdale.
The cold weather moderated last night
and is much warmer A pleasant rain fell
last evening, and to day is like spring.
There are now salmon being shipped BY
express, and this is later than former years.
Heretofore shipments have ceased by the
10th of October.
An unfortunate, in very sorry condition
of intoxication, was arrested this morning
by the city marshal and lodged in Jail. A
Kelley institute would have good subject
III him.
One of the heavy wheat growers of Una
tlila county. R. L. Snyder, has made an
assignment with liabilities at $S2, 900,
while an inventory of assets shows about
$4,000.
A bright red tulip, raised in the garden
of Mrs. StubIing. adorns the sldeboard of
the sample rooms of Messrs. StublIng &
Williams. 1t is very beautiful flower,
aud q rare one for this latitude.
a. VI ScuttTtillF, w dSU.y
came IN with a load OF wheat yesterday.
He says the loss by reason of the recent
rains have been very general in that vicln-
ity, and some of the most extensive farmers
have lost the entire harvest.
In our mention of the board of examiners
Of Capt. Chrisman and Lieut.. McAvoy, our
reporter made mistake III mentioning Ser
geant Riddell. 1t should have been Lieut.
D,,.I
more competent to bear the title.
Mr.. W. N. Wi ey arrived in this city
Wednesday from his sheep farm near An
telope. He says few days ago snow tell,
but 1t soon melted under the rays OF the
sun. The grass is as good for sheep and
cattle as it was in the spring, and livestock
of all kinds are in excellent condition
Hast Oregoniun: G. L. Mans and family
have moved from Umatilla to The Dalies
Mr.. Mans will take charge of the switch
engine at the latter place His little
daughter Is very sick from typhoid fever
and MIR. Mans has himself just recover d
from a sev.re attack OF the same disease.
Moro Observer: Henry Burro has sold
his farm, the property he intended rafting
off, to K. M. Starns, one of Hay Canyons
prosperous farmers. Mr.. Starns OWLS con
land adjoining the Burro farm,
therefore the acquisition of this piece OF
property is very gratifying to him.
The farmers of Clackamas county are or
ganizing to buy farm machinery in guam
titles of the lowest bidder. These organi-
zatIops generally fall under control of some
sharper and the farmer pays
well tor his experience. Il Is better to
trust the local dealer Of whose responsible.
lty there is no question.
From Portland it is learned that Charles
Lundegger, who has been writing cranky
,etters TO Mayor Mason and Governor Pen.
noyer for some time, stating that Senator
Mitchell and other persons ought to be
killed, was arrested Wednesday aud sent to
the asylum. No attention was paid to his
Letters till Carter Harrison was assassinated,
when it was thought best to lock him up
and dispose of him.
The death of DR.. Rinehart leaves the city
without a chief executive Off er, and tie
vacancy should be filled by the council at
the earliest possible date. FROM careful
reading of the charter the council has the
power to appoint, and att on should be
taken Immediately, as city cannot act in
many instances without mayor. This will
De no dlsrespect Whatever TO tne nonoreo
dead; but simply for the welfare OF the
Prinevilie Neps: For the edi6cation of
those aboard, we publish the following re.
tail prices of vegetables. fruits, etc. at
present prevailing in Prineville. Potatoes,
81 per bushel; onions. 81 cents per ID;
prunes, IS cents per box; apples. 81 per |
box; butter. 25 cents per lb; eggs. 25 cents |
per dozen. Cereals are. wheat, 90 cents |
per bushel; oats. % to 30 cents, rye, so |
cents and barely 40 cents
Eastern Oregon Republican: The grand |
jury has found true bills of indictments |
against the following persons for participat-
ing in the Chinese riots at La Grande: H. |
U. Cotner, Chas. a. Fitch, Chas. Ladd,
Chas. Stacey, j. K. P. Burch, Bud Blauer,
W. G. Mcclellan, Joseph TruesdaIl, Frank |
Nesley, l. Oldenburg, N. H. Murray, Ed.
Meath. John Green, ST. It also found in |
dlctments against A. w. Parker ana Clint |
Parker for stealing horses. Fl. H. French |
for assault with dangerous weapon. j. C.
Clayburn for forgery; Elmer Turner and