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

Summer weather and autumn tints on
foliage.
Judge L. Davenport, OF Mosier, was in
the city yesterday.
TIE railroad commissioners arrIYed in
the city last night. They came on d
special.
Mrs. A. S. Bennett and Chi dren re-
turned yesterday from visit 10 her par
enis at Dayton, Wash.
The river barges are bringing to the
city the usual fail loads of wood. These
are being piled on the beach until il is
| almost covered.
| Indian Policeman Dave Leuo tells tie
Daiias Obsercer there only thirteen pure
bloOi l. d an famIiies at Grand Ronde, and
total populutloD OF 360.
Detectives are so plentiful in the city
that every stranger is considered as Il
member OF some agency, and at work
on u clue 10 the express robbery
A meeting of the city council will be
held tomorrow night to consider the
question OF the nauguration OF a gen er al
>, stem OF sewerage aud other matters.
John Dtlrymple was made full citizen
OF the United States yesterday. by the
ever has q leQiance to the queen of Great
Brisain ana empress of the lnGies.
More orses have been shipped o1t of the
Maiheur country this season tEau for the
past FIVE years Several carloads haze baeu
snip I'D tu keDtucke, :, where the owAers ex
pecL To secure scme nlood stock to ship to
Maiheur county IL return.
The Eagle says: ''Long Geek will 10 a
short time recover fICm the eff CTS Of the
recent cyclone. We have good school anu
that Will nave tendency to restore former
prosperity. Building sites are very cheap
and now Is the time to invest"
Baker City Blade: MIR. l. P K;mball,
OF Park CITY, U,ah. too1 his departure FRI
day for t horah fork of the John Day TO
AXE the manag, m-nt OF the gravel mines
just pun chased ~ the Utah Syndicate IRON
sic srs Guthnd-e & rhorhourg. Inc mines
VIII be operated uG,ii cold weather seLs IN
Marry every town 10 the Willamette
yaiIey issuing a cal for a meeting to get
the beet sugar factory. AT Hiil boIo cal
was issued ior the II h, week ahead, IN
order tu give TIE farmers au opportunity to
be present, which Is the proper thing Ii |
interests Ihe farmer as much as the resid ms |
OF the city.
The seattle P. |. says: 1t Is reported |
that Il. W. Hunt, builder of the Hunt |
railroad system In Eastern Washington, |
recently shipped hls grading outfit TO /
Meudociuo county, Cal, where it is now
held tor freight Ii is understood that
Hunt was about 10 commence tine con-
slructioa OF road
MIR. N. Willis and the parties who
went with him 10 the hop fields of Yak
l..aa 4
Hood River Giacier. Tney had pleasant
weather OH The way, bat the nights were
COOL and IN some places frost and ice
were encountered. The party, men,
women ana Chliuren, averaged u dollar
day while al work. They saw good
deal of new country, had Il pleasant out
ing, and come hOmej with more money
than They started with. Luther Miller,
Joe Frazier, Dick GA igan anu Frank
Evans were among the young men who
stayed with MIR. Wlli:s to the end aud
returned with him.
the 2 y ar-old child of Clay Newman,
residing ten miles east of Albany, died
about o'c.ock Saturday mornlug from be-
ing scaIded. % Thursday a tub OF boiling
water was knocked ton The stove. Toe
;hlid standing near receIS ed the splash and
ell In the water spilled On the floor, scald-
ng all the lower part in dangerous man.
Ter. DR.. Maston was called, bat the burn
Was too severe to save the enid.
The police court today had clear I
'ecord. There was not even an arrest
made for being drunk and disorderly
the express robbery and
me hard times being Suffered there is
'ery lite mischief being concocled, and !
The Dalles is comparative free from |
lisrepuluD characters. This condition
# affairs Wall remain, ii Is to be hoped,
nd that property and life will be safe Ia
mis- portion of ihe stale.
Major Harper. the agent for the UnlatilIa
Indians, stated TO reporter of the Tribune
nat while several lessees of lauds from the {
nd ans on the reservation were experi- t
ncing d tficulty in securing the money with /,
'hieh to meet rental dues, nevertheless :