The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-20
From Mondays Daily

MIR. Thos. H. Williamson, merchant OF
Cascade Locks, is IN the CITY today.
MIR and MIS- Chas Gallagher returned
on the traiu last night from vi it to the
interstate tair at Tacoma.
These delightful days make life very en-
lpyable, other matters being conformat le to T
that condition OF existence.
Nj, Guy de la Celle, who has been teach
ing French in this CITY for some weeks past,
left this morning for San Francisco.
The ball Saturday night was very largely
attended. and very enjoyable time was
had by the lovers of the may dance.
Au adjourned term of the county court
is being held today. aud the county judge
and the two commissioners are IN attend
ance.
Mr.. Maddox, formerly IN the banking
business at Goldendale, was passenger
from Seattle, on the train last night, to
Grants.
Around the Sisters Academy brick
wall has been built, which will BE- sur
noun.ed by an IRON fence The. board in
closure was damaged during the recent
food.
There were two candidates for the re-
| corders clemency this morning. Both
were arrested for being drunk and disor-
dery, and they were found guilty of the
crime and fiued 70 the lowest sum.
| The express robbery has been the princi-
] pal topic of ersa'ion, and tn re are
! may rumors about the eccurrence. 1t was
| Kept very quiet for some time and there is
no doubt that the matter IS being inYesti-
| gated by competent detectives.
The hoard of government engineers were
| exrected to be at the Locks to examine the
work done under the contract system today.
1t is expected that they will adopt some
plans for the enlargement of the work rem
dered necessary by the recent flood.
Mr.. j. jackson. of Sherar's Bridge, is In
town todgy. He has driven his sheep from
the summer range in Crook county to the
winter pasture near the Desehutes. He
says his band of 1000 sheep are in excellent
condition. and he has no ar of any arpre'
clable loss during the winter.
Mr.. Haz'ltt, commonly known as the
"Pilgrim, F." dropped into the otfice to-day.
He came from Tillamook, and was follow
ing his usual method ot tramping from one
place to another. Hazlitt ia getttii G old,
and it Cannot be expected that he will con-
tinue his journeys much longer.
A. NJ, Williams Co. have received a
srock Of school shoes of the Hami ton
Brown Shoe Co., which they are selling at
very low figures. Tn Sc are the cheapest
and most reliable shoe for the ucney in the
market Tney have also the kapgn calf
school shoe. They give premium with
every pair sold.
The Prineville Repielo has an account Of
two accidents. in one OF which A j. Pltz ar,
of Upper Trout, had both bones of his right
fore ,rm broken and In the other Iad,an Ss m
of the Warm Springs had one bone of the
same limb fractured by his horse stepping
into badger hole and falling The former
occurred on Tuesday last d the latter on
| Thursday.
A fatal shooting affaay is reported from
| Lake county. II seems that two farmers,
| Ed. Donovan AMI John Vineyard, in
! Warner valley, quarrelled over some trlyIal
matter, when Vineyard pulled a revolver
and Donovan shot him dead with a rife
that wss leaning against stack. Tni- o.
| Cured On Thursday, and Donovan rode
| INTO L1keview and gave h'mself up to the
| authorities. A coroner's inquest was held
aud the verdict simply recounted toe facts,
but did lot state whether a crime was COM
| .mitted or not.
Cottage Grove Leadtr: Two bricks VAL
ued at about $1,000, one months run of 5
stamp mill by the Bohenha Mining and
Milling Co, were shipped to the mint in
San FRANCISCO by Etkin & Biistow, Of this
| city, the first of the week. For want of
water, the mill has not run on full time.
Cottage Grove does net lose anything by
| such operations. and if there were 80 such
enterprises in Bjhemia. where there is
plenty OF rich gold ore for such business.
our people should not be disposed to kick.
Quite a serious accident secured on the
Flat Thursday of last week. Samuel Rich.
ard. l9 year-old youth living north OF
Pine Grove, being the victim, says the
EIgIn Recorder. He was helping thresh on
the farm OF S. S. Thompson and in stepping
over the tumblIng rod his overalls was
caught by bolt in a knuekle, and as the
cloth was strong hIs leg was quickly wound
round the rod, dislocating the ankle and
breaking the bone tour times between the
ankle and the knee, besides skinning and
bruising the limb quite severely