The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-06-10
From MONDAYS Daily.

urated is fearful to contemplate.
From Mondays Daily
The weather was uncomfortablY warm
to-day.
, Mr. J. B. Mowery, of Moro, gave us a
call to-day.
The county superintendent is visiting the
schools of the county.
Mr., 7. Fl. McGreer, of Antelope, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Griffin, the wool raiser of Nam
sene, is in town.
Mr.. A. II. Jewett, Sof White Salmon,
WASH, was in the city yesterday.
Senator Hilton and family returned from
his farm in Gillian county last Saturday.
Mr.. M. Randall, who has spent the week
in Albina, returned on the midnight train
Mr.. John Leary, who has been in the city
for several days past, returned to Albina
yesterday.
Two carloads of cattle and one of sheep
left the stockyards of Mr. r. E. Saltmarshe,
In this city, for the sound last night.
Sheriff Ward left for Salem this morning.
having in charge E. Beck. who was sem
teDced to one year in the penItentiary.
Prof. Smith, OF the reform school, passed
through the city Yesterday en- route to Chi.
cago, where he will visit the worlds fair.
Mr.. Day is having erected at the Locks
dwelling house, and when it is completed he
will remove his family there from California
The Rev. c. Buchler, of Portland, will
preach tomorrow evening at o'clock at
he Gnrr MI obi Nsakh
street.
This morning, before the recorder. an In.
dian was fined for fast riding through the
streets Of the city, and sheepherder for
being drunk and dIsorderly.
Mrs. G. F. Graham and Miss Annis Bull
ger, who have been visiting relatives in the
city during the past week, returned to Port
land on the train yesterday.
The many friends of DR.. 81. A. Leavens,
Of Cascade Locks, will be pleased to learn
that he has fully recovered his health, and
is again able to attend to business.
We are informed that counterfeit SIS, $40
and $40 gold pieces may be in circulation In
the city. and it would be well for persons to
watch all CONS of these denominations.
A band of sheep were ferried across the
river this morning. They will be driven to
summer pasturage in the vicinity of Mt
Adams, and In the fall will be brought back
house burned on Camp Creek last
week, and two of the occupants lost all
their clothing. The others borrowed from
the neIghbors to keep the boys from sun.
bu ming.
The following deed was filed with the
county clerk to-day: Columbia Lodge, No.
5, L. O. F., to Thos. Coudon; lots ii
and II, rows ]. and K Odd Fellows GENE.
terry; $50.
Wool is constantly arriving at Moody's
warehouse, but the protection bottom which
gave it a firm basis last year has opped
out, and no prices can be quoted in this free
trade era of the republic.
Mr.. Farrell, of the firm of EverdIng, Far
relI & Co., of Portland, interested in the
cannery at Rockield, and who has been in
the city for some days. returned to the me-
tropolIs on tine train yesterday.
The defendant waIved time for sentence
in the case Of State VS.. Beck, and he was
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary
afternoon. On motion the indict-
ment for forgery was dismissed.
There may be expected large delegation
of the citizens of Sherman county IN the
city tonight. They will be in haste to file
on wagon road land, which Hon. Hoke
Smith mas decided to be open for settle
ment.
DIR. L. Vanderpool, of Dufur, and brother
D. S. Vanderpool, of Benton county. were
IN town to-day. Mr.. D. S. Vanderpool has
been visiting his brother for several days,
and left on the afternoon train en- route to
the sound
Assessor KooDtz will be IN the Dufur DIS
trict this week in his official duties. He
finished Wapinitia last week, and Is work.
ing towards The D4lles. Crops, he says,
were never in better condition, and there is
every indication of an abundant harvest.
Erwin Taylor was brought before Justice
Keaton last Tuesday morning at Antelope.
ne having been arrested for shooting
at a Cninaman. He waived examination,
and was bound over in the sum OF $1,000 to
answer the charge before the grand jury.
The strawberry crop is coming in market
at Hood River. Saturday there were fifty
crates shipped and quite a number last !
night. Tomorrow this number will be IN
creased, and the supply will be kept up dur
ing the season. b rries are sent as far east |
as Denver, and the ruling price is % cents |
a pound.
The trial of the case before Recorder |
Menefee of State of Oregon VS.. Mel Kulp |
Tor assault and battery Saturday afternoon, |
after some testimony had been heard, the
ury were discharged and the case dis
missed, and the defendant was examined for
assault with dangerous weapon. He was
bound over to await the action of the grand |
urv.
In the divorce suit of Florence j. Davis
vs. Edward ID. Davis, Saturday afterno0n,it
was referred to Miss Carrie Bowman, who
vas appointed referee to take testimony |
md report the same by the first day of the
lext regular term. The aIntlff was given
rom Sept lst to Sept. 10th to take her di-
ect testimony and the defendant from the |
Ilth to the 2lst inclusive.
We are informed that tn. miners on
spanish Gulch have leased their claims to a
Jhinese company for ten years. The old |
own is almost deserted, except three or four
buildings occupied by men who worked in
he guIch. 1t Is reported that sixty men
viii be put at work soon, and when these
;ome this old mining camp will not have a
JINGLE white occupant.
The Democratic city primaries were held
Saturday evening, the first ward in the city |
,4ll and the second IN the court house
Those elected were: First ward-C 5 |
Wyke, Crossen. d q Ireland. Ben Viii
on, John Blaser. Thos G Hayden, George
4 Liebe, Wm Dunn. Second ward-Wm |
b Adams, E FItzGerald,
Frank Egan, J P McInerny and Geo Her
pert.
Mr. Henry Hudson arrived In town to.
lay. He has Just made the trip to Day
nile with load of freight, and will start
lgaiu Wednesday. He brought in 10000
pounds of WOOL, but on account of the late
hess of the season there was not much