The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-07-07

via Rock Springs or RawlIps, from which
point you can GO by a irst-class stage line
to Lewiston, reaching the mines the same
day.
Mrs. E. F. Sharp and two children re-
| turned Tuesday night from Portland, where
she has been visiting her parents for sew
eral weeks past.
Ed. M. Williams, W. II. Corson and c.
E. Haight, will leave tomorrow morning
for an outing at Trout Lake, Wash. They
| take with them complete camping outfit
| and will be gone several weeks.
A very pleasant 4th of July celebration
was held at grove, about four miles from
Rockland, Wash. Hon. 4. B. Dufur, of
this city, was the orator on the occasion,
and his address is highly complemented by
those present.
Mr.. E. f. Sharp. returned Tuesday night
from Southern Oregon, where he has been
engaged for some time past in surveying
contract with the government. His work
was confined to the counties of Jefferson,
Jackson and Douglas.
Marshal Blakeny arrested two persons
last night for being drunk and disorderly.
There were brought before the recorder this
morning, one giving his name as James II.
Flynn aud the other being booked as John
Doe. The former was fined $40, and the
other SIS.
The case of State of Oregon VS.. Dan
Malonev and Charles Smelling went to the
jury this forenoon soon after ii o'clock, and
no agreement had been reached up to the
hour of going to press. This case had
baen on trial since Saturday.
Many poor sufferer who submits to the |
surgeons knife, in consequence Of malig- |
nant sores and scrofulous swellings, might |
be cured, without an operation, by taking |
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medy expels |
trim the blood all the impurities by which |
disease is generated.
The Aemota made trip yesterday from
Wallua to the mouth of the Deschutes.
She connected at the former place with
train from Walla Walla, WASH, but no
through train frem the east has arrived for
several days.
Weary wives, mothers, and daughters
tired nurses, watchers, and help-tired
woman of all classes should take Ayers
Sarsaparilla. It is the kind they need to
give pure blood, firm nerves. bouyant
spirits and refreshing sleep. There is no
tonic equal to Ayers earsaparilla.
There was a large list of passengers from
the Aimota last night. Trsins east of Ar
lingron are not running, but the boat goes
to Wallula, aud there receives passengers
and freight from Walla Walla, Pendleton
and points contiguous.
The following officers were installed for
the ensuing term at the regular meeting of
Temple lodge, No 8, A. o. U. W., last
evening: 81 Blakeny, NJ w; @ f
Stephens, M W; Jesse Simorson, F; G q
Eshelman, o; w s Myers. F.; T N Joles, 8;
N Macarthur, r; B Eaton, G.; G W Run
6an, W; D CHerrin, o w.
Sheriff DRYER went below this morning
accompanied by the deputy sheriff from
Umatilla county. Mr.. Driver took with
Inn Walter Douglas, conyisted of larceny.
md sentenced to serve out term of
sIghteen months in the penitentiary, and {
Deputy Sheriff Haley had with him two
PERSONS one to serve out a term of two
1ears and half for cattle stealing, and the
'ther adjudged insane.
The salmon run at the Cascades is some
hing unprecedented In the history of the
tate. Wheels catch tons every day, and r
he facilities for transportation over the ,
portage are sorely taxed to afford means of
hIpment. II the railroad were in opera
ion there would he a large export trade {
asst, but the slow carriage by water will {
ot almit of very large shipments.
The newspaper men seem to have been in r
! in the recent election. 81. r. Klncaid, of :
he Eugene Journal, will be secretary of
tate. w. b Leeds, of the Ashland Tidings
tate printer; B. f. Alley, of the Florence
Vest. Is a state senator; in the house will
g Editor Patterson, of Long Creek, Stew 7
rt of Coos and Curry, Guild of Tiliamook :
nd Yamnill, Morehead of Lane and Hofer
Marion.
From passenger who arrived from Wal
nla yesterday we learn that subscription
'as being taken for an sged man when the I
oat was leaving, who was burned severely
, fire which happened in that town some
ays previously. In the same building two 7
nildren were burned to death, and their
narred remains were discovered in the
ains. Our informant could gather no fur
ner particulars.
The case of s.. P. Coproy vs.. N. Harris, o
which the plaintiff claims wages for extra
Ibor while in the employ Of the defendant.
as on trial this afternoon. The jury en-
anelled consists of L. D. Miller, George q
.uch, 81. W. Wells, Leo Rondeau, Henry
NTH, w. 81. Davis, D J. Harris, E R.
lens, y ID. douglass, y. Il. JoceiYn, Lem | Z
el B .rgess and Phil Brogan. The plaintiff
represented by j. L. Story and the de-
,ndant by A. s. Bennett.
Some years ago an old deacon 10 Oregon T
'as very self wIlled, and on two or three
ccasions made endless trouble in church 1
It last the church clerk got up and said:
Brethren and sisters. wish Deacon Jones Il
'as in hell" The new pastor and the
,embers were Mortified and the pastor said:
Brother Smith, such remark is unkind b
nd unchristlan. why do you use such ex- 2
ressions about brother?" ''Well, pas
Dr." he replied, 81 calculate if Deacon
ones was in hell about six months he would
ust it up"
Considerable wool has been received at
loody's warehouse during the past two 81
avs, principally from Grant and Crook
ounties. and the employees have been very
usy receiving and storing the product,
he problem Of transportation is the great 9
st difficulty now experienced, and sacks
re being pill d to the rafters in the build
,g and every available foot of space is
eing occupied. Prices remain the same as
ast quoted, and these will not appreciate p
7hile there Is no opportunity to ship. o. v
srs haye been made of from to cents g