The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-06

trouble" Mr.. Halett was contractor il
building the o. R & N, Co.'S rold tr9u
The Diles 10 Portland and the eastern Goa
nectlon with the Northern Pacific and wa
known to many of our citizens.
Mrs, E. Parish, of Ajbnny, arrived ii
the city on TIE night TRAN Sunday, Sh
was accompanied By Mrs. Woodruff of th
same city. Mrs. Pir,ish IS a sister of MIR
E. W. Helm, aud came to attend his wet
ding; Tut was too late to witness the cere
mony, but extended congratulations to tn,
briie anil groom.
The Mulinomsh Amateur Athletic cluI
aged the Stanford university men in 1
gamo of footb. al in Portland yesterday in a
seore of l6 90 This h.s been the topic OF
conversation for some time, and while local
pride would desire the Oregon club victor
ious, yet the members PLAYED well and LOST
NJ laurels on the occasion.
Nessrs. J o Mack and j. W. Condor
purchaeed tn LaIaad Star from Pdrke 4
Lacey. the plaintiff IN the SUIT against
Kennedy, and will repair the craft throsgk.
out aud use it for hunting and pleasure
boat. She Is at present on the bank at
Mil creek, and will not be put IN the water
until thoroughly repaired.
Several of our cittzsns were lu Portland
yesterday witnessing the foot ball contest
between the Stanfords and the MuItuomahs,
among whom were Messrs J. s. Fsh. Ed
M. Williams and F. Fauiker. They des-
erlbe the game!.as very exciting, ami much
more harmful than prizi-ighting; ut it is
popular aud will therefore be permitted.
An eight loot ledge of silver and gold
quartz has been discovered nader the city
Of Tacoma. and there is lively secret fight
going on for possession. An assay shows
the quartz to carry $3.50 10 silver aud S27 in
gold per ton It is located in the center of
population and was discovered byl accident
while man was digging cellar. So says
an exchange, but the Tacoma papers are re.
ticeDt on the subject
A few days ago dance at the school
house was the cause Of pugilistic encounter
at Juniper fat. The ball was opposed by
one of the parties, aud at nesting soon
after a fight-ensued IN which the objector
some damaging blows, A com
plaint was lodged before the justice at Du-
fur, and the defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined IS and costs, amounting to Sl7,
which was liquidated.
Mr.. Harry Liebe, a son of Judge L'ebs,
has purchased the interest o Mr.. Stacey
Shown in the matchmaking aud iewelry
business on Second street. He is thoroughly
skilled In the mechanical arr which he has
chosen, and can do anything In his line
even to the mAn1factnre of the most intri
cate machinery that enters into the con-
struction of the best time piece. He mas
been taught the art by the most skilIful
wa tchmakers. and is perfectly competent to
do anything IN regard TO making or repair
ing watches Or clocks.
East Oregonian: George W. Harper, the
new Indian agent, went out to the agency
to day, and began the labor of e ffecting a
transfer with Agent Crawford. MIR. Harper
has found that the work of making the ex-
Change will properly consume the greater
part OF week. Consequently he will defer
assuming control to later date than at frat
Mr.. Harper has not yet com
pleted MS SELECTIONS for clerk, etc., aud h is
for a physician, and will
not announce them for some davs. Before
coming to Oregon he was engaged in the
practice of law in Carrollton, Georgia, his
ormer home.
A place wher one can satisfy the orav-
Ings of his appetite for food is always
IN every growing town, aud the
Cascade Locks possesses one in TortonI's
Midwiuter Fare cafe. where as good meals
;an be procured as anywhere in the state.
rhe bill of fare comprises the delicacies of
he season, and the walters are aecommo-
latIng and pay the greatest attention to
quests. This cafe adjoins the drugstore of
Dr.. Candiana, and the doctor takes a gen.
.ral supervision over the management.
One day last week Mr.. L. 2. Kelly, liv-
ng OF JunipsrsAat, went out early to shoot
coyote, which had been bowling around
or some time. He discharged his Win
hester at the animal, aud just as he was
outside the door he threw out the empty
hell; but by some means another cartridge
vas replaced in the barrel and discharged.
The ball went through the door and bed;
'ut fortunately Mrs Kelly had arisen just
few moments previously Mr.. Kelly was
'es. and was overioYed when he found that
% one was hurt.
The kindergarten entertainment given at
hall Yesterday afternoon by Miss
Booths kindergarten class was the first of
IS kind seen In The Dllles, and was an ex-
client exposition of the attachments which
er little pupils have acquired in the time
hey have been under her tuteledge. The
xsrcses were very pretty and merit the
conIums of all. Those present express
hem; elves as surprised at the excellence
lown, and the merits of the kindergarten
ystem as well. Miss Booth has made a
of kindergarten work, and her
Dility in this line is well shown by the re-
Its of yesterday afternoon. The kinder
arteu is now one of the most popular meth
1s of instructiug children. 1t payes the
ay for the more advanced work of older
npils and gives the very necessary early
aiming, which under the old methods so
w children received.
Ochoco ReUieao: The holiday match hunt
ok place last Thursday between eleven
'ortsmen of this place, and as a result 397
bbits and sagehens were killed. The
lnters met at Polndexter's restaurant and
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