The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-12-22
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there is in California.
From Mon avs Daily.
| Rain. rain! A gloomy, depressing webioo
rain prevailed all day, and our citizens ar
not joyful or happy.
The examination of DR.. Dietrich thi
afternoon before Justice Davis attracted
quite number of citizens from Dufur.
The following deed was fled with thu
county clerk today for record: Bow Lee tt
Mp Foo; lot B, block 4, Cascade Locks
$65.
In Australia horses and cattle are now
being branded by electricity from storage
batteries. The temperature is uniform and
the brand safe and artistic.
Yesterday Mr.. Thos. Fargher. the sheep
king of Tygh ridge, took out to his farm
two new sleds, which he will use in hauling
provisions to his sheep camps.
| Justice DAVIS court has been quite busy
today. There was one criminal case
against DR.. Dietrich tor practiclug medicine
without license-and three civil cases.
TIE United States grand jury in Pert
Hand returned mot true bill" in the rob-
berry case IN this city, in which Otis Savage
and Ralph Gibbons were implicated by the
testimony of Frank Klein.
Editors will please take notice that there
is a very dangerous counterfeit, 81 silver
certificate of the 1891 series, abroad. As
few editors have seen bill of that sIze since
1891, they may be easily yictimized.
Two Pendleton attorneys have drafted
bill for the next legislature, providing that
no attorney fee provision shall appear on
promissory note or contract, and invalida.
ting any paper containing such provisions.
Col. NJ. W. Freeman, inspector general,
o. N. g., and Major L. B. Jones, brigade
inspector of rifle practice, of the state, are
IN the city today, and will fulfill their duties
with the officers of the Third regiment at
the armory this evening.
The weekly meeting of the Gerang Verein
Harmonic last night at Fraternity hall was
quite largely attended, and the exercises
were very interesting. Several songs were
exceptionally well rendered, and these were
interspersed by instrumental music.
Mr.. D. J. Coopercompleted substantial
bridge last week over Ten Mile. near his
farm. This was much needed improve
ment, as there is considerable travel over
the road, and there has been heretofore no
way of crossing this stream except by ford
ing
The examination of DR.. Dietrich was had
before Justice Dayis this afternoon, and
after hearing the testimony the court did
not consider the evidence sufficient to hold
the defendant to the grand jury and the
case was dismissed and the defendant dis
charged
Messrs. Rupert aud Gabel have opened
saddle and harness shop at the East End.
and are now prepared to attend to the wants
of their customers. Their goods are arriving
by every train, and their shop will soon be
supplied with everything their line of
business.
The ubiquitous Carolina was brought be-
fore the recorder this morning on complaint
of an aboriginee whose face and head she |
had attempted to carve with hatchet. The |
injured woman was before the court and |
gave iu her testimony by means of an inter- |
prefer. From the evidence in the case the |
recorder adjudped Carolina guilty of assault
and battery and fined her $50, and in de-
fault of payment she was committed to the
county jail for 25 days.
The stockyards of R. E Saltmarsh Co.,
received today from farmers on Mill creek
carload of cattle. which they will ship this
evening or tomorrow morning TO Troutdale.
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large lot Of cattle today or tomorrow from
Crook county.
Moody's warehouse has received q large
OF Of baled hops from Crook county, ana
The product is of the first quality. This
reason hops are not commanding very high
price IN the market; but we are glad to see
my effort undertaken that will diversity
armIn2 in this region.
Mrs Haskins. of Fairview, Coos county,
vas born IN 1905, and remembers the war of
Sl2 She can remember when her mother
made a knapsack for her father to 90 the
var; it was made of an old sack covered
Nth coonskin. Mrs. Haskins has a full
upply of interesting "reminiscences.
Mrs. II. c. Gordon, who resides in th.
s'uff addition to the city. met with an aooi.
ent today by which she suffered fracture |
( the right wrist. She was walking from
he house to the wood-shed when her foot
Tipped and she fell, sustaining the injury
1entioned. DIR. Hollister was called and
educed the fracture ana the patent is rest
,g easily.
Last Saturday a complaint was filed with
he county clerk in divorce suit by
eter A. Omeg VS.. Emma Jane Omeg, 10
7hich the plaintiff cialms that he has suf-
'red great Indignities rendering life bur-
ensome. They were married in Veru,il.
on. Dakota, on June 26. 1869, and there
re three minor children abo ut whose Gus.
,dy the court will decide. This is the first t
rist for the next term of the circuit court. '
We have received from John Picht. 73
venue G. New York City, book of s.Ele.
tents Of Music" which represents book
o one page.-being the pupils first years
Judy. II contains all the rudimepts from e
,e first lesson to all the major and minor c
,ales, chords, and key notes; how to com. .
it signatures to memory; dictionary; and
full sized keyboard, which shows position
all the Treble and Bass notes, on, above. 4
Id below the staff. Pnce, 5 cents.
"Tbe Jolly old Chnms" gave per- n
rmance last Saturday night to crowded :,
,use, and the audience were kept in a good v
im0r from the first to the last number. q
,veral local hits were made and duly an. d
eciated. and particularly the telegraphie(?) d
sPatch which stated that tine D. P. & a :,
would sell to the O. R & N. Co., on "
nuary lst, 1891, and signed by the former W
anager. There are some excellent come. sc
ans in the troupe, who would attract full II
uses anywhere.
Democrat: Not hundred miles from
baDy live religious class of people who ~
very austere 10 their religious beliefs ia
nong their religious tenets Is one forbid. &C
" the use of tobacco. One of the mem. 10
3 of this religions body. who, before be-. .
ming q member, was an inveterate user OF
acco, was visiting q neighbor when the an
ghbor said to bim Il see you do not use 6e