The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-27
From Mond ay's Daily

Miss Cassie Wiley left Saturday on
short visit to friends in Albany.
District Attorney Jayne was passenger
on the train yesterday morning TO Fort
land.
MI. Robert E. Williams returned lasl
night from few days visit to MS mothel
in East Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. M. q. Donneli-ne.
Marden-returned Saturday evening from
their wedding tour ln the William etrs
valley.
Oct. 22,-Sarah E. Delk and J. T. Deik
to August Buchler; iots l and 2, block ii IL
the second addition west to the town ol
Hood River; s77S.5O.
Sheriff Huuser OF UmatIlla county, passed
through the city Saturday with four con-
vIcts f0r the penltentIary, each one oi
whom was guilty OF horse stealing.
The regular meeting OF Wasco Tribe, No.
l6, 1. o. h, M, will be held at the wig
wan, k. OF 2. hall, tomorrow evening, and
as wo.k in the hunters and warriors degrees
will be had, full attendance OF members
is requested.
The woman who was arrested for selling
liquors to minors had her examination be-
fore Recorder Duiur On Saturday afternoon.
The testimony not being surici ent to war
rant holding ner for the crime she was dis
charged from custody.
Notwithstand ding the inclemency of the
weather, wagons loaded with wheat from
KhckItat county and the interior of w asco
are still ARRIVING at our warehouses. 1t will
take some time before the bonntiful crop OF
this year Will be marketed.
He had been drunk and disorderly Satur-
day night, and the police force had effec-
tually ran him into the ''cooer." This
morning he was sober and repentant, and
the recorder fined hIm $5 for his infraction
as in such cases "made and provided"
The annual inspection of Co. G IN this
city will take place on Thursday. Oct. 25th,
at 7:45 P. M; and of Co. A at Wasco Fri
day, Oct. 26th. at 7-20 P. NJ. This annual
inspection will be carried out very thor
oughly, and the drill in military msnuevres
will be given by competent men.
1t IS singular coincidence that the two
biggest train robberies within years should
occur at the same time, and vet be 5000
miles apart. While one gang OF robbers out
here on the Pacific coast was looting an ex-
press car of $50, 900, another gang on the
Atlantic coast was making a still bigger
haul.
Street Commissioner Butts uncovered the
old clstern at the corner OF Second and
Court streets today. The lumber and tim.
bers supporting them were found to have
become necayed, and these will be replaced
by new ones. As this Is an important cis-
tern, it Is very necessary that 1t should be
in good repair.
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of $3.50 for the crime of larceny from the
person last Saturday afternoon by the re-
,oI der acting as justice of the peace for
Dal!es City. This was the act mentioned
u Saturdays issue OF stealing watch from
Inc person ., uiah WINE ne was sitting III
saiooh' ine property WAS ioahd on MS |
peisoh' anu the testimony was such that |
she recorder pound MIN over to the grand
ufy'
Says the Grant County Neacs: Mr.. |
las. Small passed through town last Mon
lay on his way home from his sheep camps.
md reported the loss of a band OF four or |
i've hundred sheep Que night recently from |
;he corral on the Timm's place in Bear
paiiey. he believes they were driven of |
WIN ahother oahu. he searched every |
'and In the valley ana failed to lind any |
bearing MS rrand. and now his conjecture is |
mat tney We're taken into band that |
crossed oyer the mountains into the head
waters OF Canyon creek about the time his |
heep were missing.
Mr.. Frank Dekum. one of the self.made
men of Oregon so far as the accumulation of
wealth is concerned, died in Portland last
friday from complication of disease
some years ago he married the widow of
Jon. Orlando HumasoD, deceas d. for many |
,ears prominent lawyer OF The D,lles,
Mr.. Dekuni leaves very valuabe estate IN