The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-05-26
From FRIDAYS Daily.


Mr.. j. w. Armsworthv, of the Vase
| Netcs, is in town today.
Judge Jonn Fulton, of Sherman count
gave us pleasant call this afternoon.
With the rise of the water, the fisl
wheels above this city are in some DANCE
of being washe out.
This warm weather Is Lot conducive to the
highest degree OF happiness, nor to thu
greatest eeuanimity of feeling.
Mr.. w. E. Campbell, who has been en-
| gagged in surveying Cd the Warm Spring:
reservation, is in the city.
Mr.. Jesse Eaton, the pioresr settler oi
| Sherman county, and still living on the old
homestead Dear Wasco, is in the City.
Hons. R. G Horr. the speaker for the
evening, and HIN. Phil. MatschaD, state
treasurer, arrived in the city on the after
noon train.
We received i call this morning from Mr..
w. q. Leeds, of the Ashland Tidings
candidate for state printer on the Rspubll-
can ticket.
Judge B akeley and Commissioner Dar-
niele left this afternoon fur Hood River,
where they will examine the county roads,
in That vicinity.
There were very maDe people In town
from the. country to-day who came for the
purpose Of hearing the political address of
Hon. r: G. Horr.
Persons on Front street are begInnIngNo
move wares oct of their cellars. The water
has already eDcroached on them, and from
all indications 1t will be much higher yet.
The Willamette river is showing the
effects of melting snow, and this stream is
nov within two feet of Front street, Port
land. This is unprecedented, as the rise is
usually much earlier In the season.
Mr.. A. Gehres has enlarged his soda
works, and is now manufacturing superior
article of soda, sarsaparilla and ginger ale,
and which will be sold to the trade and the
people generally at greatly reduced rates.
Judge Blakeley and Commissioner Dar-
nielle, after consultation tins afternoon.
csme to the conclusion to offer reward of
5000 for the arrest and conviction of the
robDers of Mays & Groves store on Tues
day morning.
Mr.. M. J. Anderson, of Dufur, is in town
to-day. The warm weather during the past
few days has had good effect on spring
wheat in that vicinity. 1t was very much
needed for grain, and may continue for
several days without doing any damage.
Last night was good time for police |
business, and four ine ebriated individuals |
were in:arcerated In the city Jail. The |
evening was somewhat warm and debiIitat- |
ing. and this may account for the use of the |
fluid. Recorder Dufur gave
each an interview this morning, aud the
city treasury was considerably reimbursed. |
TN ID
number 22l with a membership exceeding |
l6 600. Never before was the Republican
party so well organized In Oregon, and the
vote cast by that party on June 4th will
be solid tor Republican candidates Re
pubIicans say they will vote straigther this
year than they ever did in their lives, and
sure enough they have good reason for do
ing SO.
A party consisting of Hon. R. G.. Horr,
Phil. Metschan, w. 81. Leeds and several of
,ur prominent citizens made a visit this
afternoon to the rapids in the. river above
his city One of the cabooses and locos
motive of the Union Pacific were chartered
md at o'clock the trip was made The
visit was very pleasant and of great interest
10 Mr. Horr and others who had never
,iewed this point from which the city re-
,eives it. name.
The ''small boy" was well represented at
;he opera house last night, and renamed
here after 10 o'clock, when they should
lave been st home The streets and Stree
ein" given to boys at night discipline
hem to emulate the actions of Chris Evans
md John Sontag. We have curfew ordi
rance, not permitting boys to oe on the
treets after 9 o'clock at night, and it should
eDfor