The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-02
From Fri6ay's Daily.

Hon. J. C. Luckey, of Warm Spring
agency, is in the city.
The plat OF East Belmont was fled with
the county clerk to day.
Master Willie Crossen spent yesterday
with his parents in this city.
Mr.. E. G. FitzPasrick, of Tygh valley,
stock inspector of this county, is in the city.
John PralI, indicted for obstructlng a
stream, was fined $50 and costs on Tuesday
last.
Master George Moabus, of New Tacoma,
Wash, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Nolan, in
this city.
Mr.. Frank French, of the Portland uni
verslty, spent Thanksgiving with his par
ents IN this city.
Mr.. w. H. Moore, the leading merchant
of Moro, was registered at the Umatilla
House Yesterday.
Miss Grace Marden and Georgia Sampson
left Wednesday fos Goldendale where they
will visit Mrs. Donnell.
Mrs. j. NJ Patterson and son G1enL left
Wednesday morning for Salem, where she
spent Thanksgiving day with her parents.
Judge Bradshaw heard number of mo-
tons this morning, rendered his decisions
and adjourned court uItil Monday morn
ing.
A motion for q new trial in the case of
MacEachern & Macleod VS., S. Adams
was denied by Judge Bradshaw this morn
ing.
S. F. Call: A new feature 10 ga Cele-
brated Case" is the introduction of violin
solos by Miss E. Alma Stuttz, which are
grand.
A landslide at the mouth of the tunnel
in the SIskyou mountains delayed the
Southern Pacific train several hours last
Tuesday.
The inieial performance of the Stuttz Co.
will be ga Celebrated Case" next Monday
night, Dec. 4th. Secure seat at Snipes &
Kinersly's.
The west bound passenger train did not
arrive in the city yester ay morning until
II o'clock. 1t was delayed by washouts
farther east.
We were informed to day that not more
;han one half of the grain in Sherman
county has been marketed yet, and nearly
,very bushel of this has been damaged by
ain.
Rain. has been nearly continuous for the
past week, and it ls matter of surprise to
.he oldest inhabitant. Suck rainfall has
never been witnessed in the history of 4 ,st.
,rn Oregon.
Temple Lodge, No. 3, A. o. U. W., in
tiated seven members last night, and alter
The exercises had banquet, furnished in
-echerche style bv Mr. Andrew Keller, the
From our exchanges throughout Oregon
md Washington We see nothing but the
praise In behalf of the Stuttz Co., who play
lere next week. Everyone should take ad.
'antage of the opportunity and not fail to
lee them.
Mr.. Henry Howard, a young man of
Nalla Walla, was attacked In his room
Wednesday morning, and severely beaten
lbout the head. He finally fed from his |
ssallants. gave the alarm, and his room
nate was arrested on Suspicion.
There were two drunk and dlsorderly |
PERSONS arrested last night and lodged in
he city Jail. This morning they were
'rought before the city recorder, and one
vas allowed to 90 on his own recognizance,
nd the other was fined aud replenished
he city treasury.
Cemen Wettle, the l2-year.o son of
acob Wettle, of this city, in handling a
nule Yesterday evening, was kicked by the
nimal in the abdomen, and suffered severe
ruises and decorations. DR.. Hollister was
allied and attended to the injuries, and the
10Y is resting easily.
A father and son in Coos county eloped
Nth two sister, a niece and a cousin re
pectfully of their liege lords and bearing
he same name. People who would like to
gure out kinship can take a slate and pen
il and go to work on the fathers kinship
D the son and the relation by marriage of
be two sisters.
This is what the Salem Statesman says of
he railroad situation in regard to Astoria:
1t any responsible company gets hold of
he Oregon Pacific railroad at the sale De
ember l4th. of course Salem will get line
D the sea-through the Grande Ronde pass
nd on to Astoria. This is the natural
nd only reasonable route for the road run
ing to Eastern Oregon through the Mnto
ass"
Eugene Guard: 1t will be remembered
nat an announcement of the death of A.
iale was made in Mondays paper. Two
lore from the same family died this morn
,g at their home on the Mckenzie river
ppesite Springfield. The fatal disease was
grippe IN all three cases. At 1880 o'c ock
lis morning George Male, the aged father,
assed and little over an hour later the
Iother followed.
The difference between toadstool and a
10 thO uiuCicuCc DetWee0 an eel
nd rattlesnake-in effect. There is but
ne sure way of telling mushrooms from
,adstools-the stems of the former are
snerally shorter and thicker and invariably
did; the stems of the toadstools are hol-
w.. The man who gives this information
eclares that he has picked and eaten many
lushrooms, using this test alone.
K. h. Hayes, of Portland, who gained
'me notorlety as the only delegate who
oted for Harrison in the Chicago conven-
on. has made a contract for Lake county
'r "presept owner book" In which he
cts Is per cent. of lands thus found, and
ne county the remaining 80 per cent, when
ssessed, says the Eraminer. And the peo.
lie will kick when they come to pay him
Or his work, and don't you forget it.
The Chrysanthemum club OF this city
ave very enjoyable PARTY at Schanno's
all on Wednesday evening. There was a
arge number present, and the programme
dances was well arranged. The music
1as very excellent, and the lovers of the