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


MIR. G. G. Cotton. the we'll known life
insurance man, is in town to-day.
Messrs. Joies Bros shipped thirty. five
crates of Strawberries east yesterday.
Mr.. W. Il. Wilson and Mr. J. B. Crossen
arrived on the train this afternoon from
Portland.
A carload of cattle left the stoekyards OF
Mr.. r. E. Saltmarshe & Co. last night for
Troutdale.
Mr.. F. E. Clark and R. H. King, two of
the solid farmers OF Sherman county, are in
town to-day.
NThe elevated walk up Court Street eeds
repairing. One of the bents is loose and
should be replaced.
Lieut.. Chas. B. Wool, of Port Townsend,
WASH, representing the Massachusetts
Life Ins. Co., is in the city.
The new Baptist church will be dedicated
to divine service with proper ceremonies
next Sunday forenoon at ii o'clock
John Prall, the trout trspper, has again
been arrested. He was brought before JUS
tlce Schultz, and the case Is still on trial
The weather has been cool for the past
two days, and the river has fallen, but the
highest stage of water has not yet been
reached.
Mr.. Leo Brune, in attendance on Bishop
Scott academy in Portland, returned TODAY
to spend his vacation with his parents at
Rockland, Wash.
The run of salmon has been light during
the past few days, and an increase is not
expected until the water beco mes lower and
the weather warmer.
A young lad named Morrison, about ID
years old, had his foot severely crushed at
Milton last evening in attempting to jump
aboard freight train.
"Lo' is furnished lodgings almost nightly
in the city Jail. He imbibes freely Of
''cider," and furnishes subject tor police
court punishment IN the morning.
Ex-Gov. Moody and daughter, Miss
Edna, arrives IN the city on the afternoon
train, and were accompanied by Miss Lulu
Hirsch, daughter of Senator Hirsch.
The Railway Conductors will give their
annual picnic en- June 25th at Bonneville.
Excursion trains will leave The Dalles ON
hours which will be named hereafter.
The wool market shows no perceptibe
change, and there are only two buyers in
the city A large quantity OF the pro-
duct has been received, but no prices are
offered.
The Justice courts In the city suffer the
general depression consequent upon hard
times. They have plenty of time to post
themselves on the statute and gather other
us. fnl information.
We have received the announcement of a
musicale to be held at Grass Valley Tues
day and Wednesday, June 10th and 2lst.
A very instructive and entertaining pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The following deed was placed ON file
with the county clerk yesterday: Ben E
Snipes and wife to A. Bettingen, ST., lot 6.
block 3, Trevitt's addition TO Dalles City,
and 30 feet adjoining land; $500.
John Willet, subject of her majesty.
Queen Victoria, declared his intention of
becoming an American citizen before the
county clerk to-day,and also Anastasse Per-
rault did the same commendable act
An anti-slang society has been organized
in one of Pendieton's .dressmaking shops.
Ten cents is the fine for each offense and
the proceeds are devoted to charitable pur-
poses. Quite sum has been collected.
The 8. F. Raue tells good story about
the late Bishop Kip. whose sense of dignity
wore humorous lining. "Can't spot the
place, but I've seen you before. Where in