The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-06-30
From MONDAYS Daily
Mopinp back Is the order of the day.

C. B. Durbip, of Antelope, is in the city.
Sheriff Leslie, of Sherman county, is in
town.
Mrs VIM. Shelly, of Cello, was in the
city today.
a large list of passengers left on the boat
this morning.
Mr.. W. H. Moore, the merchant of Moro,
has been in the city for the past few days.
Mr.. John M. DAVIS, the sLeepman OF
Bakeoven, is II the city.
The circuit court convened this morning
after the vacation on account OF the flood.
Col. E. W. Pike, Of the Second regiment,
W. N G., accompanies the klickitat COM
panies to the encampment near Olympia,
Walter Rowe was arraigned this morning
on the indictment fouLd against him by the
last grand jury, and given until tomorrow
to plead.
As the name indicates, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the
hair, including its growth, health, youthful
color, and beauty. IL will pleas. you.
A zephyr sighed in the tree. tops today,
and sang song of former days. That is to
those who could translate the music of the
spheres into common, everyday talk.
There were lO3 head of cattle shipped on
the boat this morning to Portland. Thew
were received at the stockyards of r E..
Saltmarshe & Co. from interior points. and
from there sent 40 their destination.
1t is rumored tnat the railroad bridge
oyer mill creek will be abandoned by the
company when the road is rebuilt. The
new survey is being made bv wav of the
bridge to the shops, and the track hereafter
will follow that route.
e. S. jackson, editor of the East t-Orego-
nidn, Populist- Democrat of the PennoYer
stripe, has been appointed receiver of the
National Bank of Pendleton. This shows
that either Comptroller Eckels did not con-
suit his chief in making this choice. or that
the Democratic applicants were not very
good timber.
A gang of about 100 men, with large
quantity of tools, fish plates, provisions,
scrapers and dump carts, the usual parapha
naha of the construction gang, came from
above Thursday morning on the Spokane
says the Arlington Record They went to
work repairing the roadbed at once. We
venture the assertion that trains will be
running through to Portland by August l.
Yesterday afternoon half-breed Indian
a cted very wild by reason of having an ex-
ira amount of firewater in his CARCASS He
alarmed several women IN the East End,
and finally made his way to the old garri.
son. He was followed by Deputy U, s.
Marshal Maloney, who, after some difficulty
toA nd r,Iaoa1 III .,,l
A Corvallis dispatch to the Salem Jour
nal reads: 1T is now said that the court
will, at It's adjourned sitting on July 20:h,
order new sale of the Oregon Pacific prop.
critics, at whatever price it will bring, re-
gardless OF creditors or court COSTS" This
is undoubtedly the program, and 1t is safe
to predict the result.
There is large force of men working be-
tween Arlington and Umatilla reballasting
the track, gang below the former town
and several below this city. Now that the
water has gone down some. the damage to
,he roadbed can be more readily under
stood. The transfers are shortened, tie
Spokane now running between Coyote and
Oeschutes.
hO idob loouC vi bu0 AuttiOpe HSTutL
vas devoted principally to rejoicing over
he victory of the home baseball club |
'ver that of Prinevil.e by score OF | / to 7. |
The Herald claims the championship of the |
inland Empire for the Antelope nine; but |
ur cotemporary should not be hasty, and
sait until The Dalles base-ballists are pre-
'ared to take the field
The jurors and witnesses in attendance
N the circuit court In this city were ex-
used this afternoon until tomorrow morn
ng at o'clock.
j. B. Current, Col. E. W. Pike, R. E.
'tewarn, Fay Fenton. H. c. jackson, C. C.
Aleord, D. Sloper and N. B. Brooks, Of
Ioldendaie. WASH, are registered at the
Jmatills House.
A few days ago DR.. ]. G. Justus of LIE.
and, In the Potlatch country, attempted to
axe the life of E. F. Sperry, but was pre-
'ented by the interference of members of
dr. Sperry's family. He shot at Sperry
nd then attempted to kill him with
,nlte, but failed to accomplish his purpose
" Sperry's sou and daughter rushing to the
ellef OF their father. Justus Is now In
all, awaiting his examination for the crime.
: CO. B of Goldendale, WASH, is camped
s the Rockland side of the river. and also
pc. OF Centerville. They are en- route to
he annual encampment at Woodlawn Park.
ear Olympia. WASH, which begins on the
0th inst. The first company numbers 65
Ulcers and men and the other 55. They
Vill take the boat from this city for Port
and, and from there will take the Northern
'acific. Other years they have gone to the
ncampmeat BY way of Grant, but the road
eing washed out the only route they can
axe to reach the N P. R. r. is by the
Iyer.
Twenty five dollars will be paid for in
as to the whereabouts of Francis
oughran, aged %. black hair, tall and
i'm, clerk, who was in Washington ter
tory In 1889. and has not since been heard
ON. He has inherited an interest IN an
tate, and his presence or a power of attor-
~ is necessary for settlement. Please
We this to the press and oblige his mother,
rs. NJ. A. Loughran, Is Ninth street, s.
!, Washing on. d. C.
Antelope Herald: There were four en-
les made in the $50 yard race at this place !
It Saturday, namely: Ben Glisan's s.Dig. :
n" Billy Hunts ''Tom Dodger," the Fred +