The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-07-28

The first train load of freight to leave
the city on the through line TO the east Is
| expected to be load of wool, and this
Will relieve the overburdened warehouses
A large number of passengers arrived OF
the train from the east this morning, and
they were detained in the city duriug the
day, the boat having left before their arrl-
| val
We received pleasant call this after
noon from Mr.. J. Il. Buxton, editor OF the
Pilot, of Winlock, Wash, and delegate to
the National Editorial association at
Asbury, n. J.
The following deed was filed for record
with the county Clerk yesterday: Sarah
| McAtee, A. j. swift, Mary Lane Swift, :"
| K Cantrell and Phebe Angeline CaDtrell
TO Lydia Richardson; 2ll3l acres section
| 3, township south, range IL east; ST.
Mr.. T. Driver, the sheriff of this
county, received dispatch from Sheriff
Sears. of Portland, this morning stating
that the telegram published that the stage
TO Mt. Hood was held up yesterday al
Government Camp and the diver killed
was not true. Nothing unusual occurred
on that day, and the stage made the "Trip
unmolested
DIR. Lemler and A. A Ellis, of Portisnd,
are in the city for the pur pose OF InsttutIpg
Winnemucca tribe, l, D r NJ. TINS eyeL-
ing the Institution will take place II
KnIghis of Pytnias hail, and be chartrs
list will CONSIST Of about fifty appIcaGt
Those desirOus Ut eng instructed into the
mysteries of tne Red Men be at th' j
nall promptly at S O'Clock n
An old pioneer by the name OF Dune
johnson, who came To Oregon III 1874. died
at mis- hou.e near lafayette, July IA. 1894
It the age of 50 years and l3 days. ii
mas resided in Yamhill county ever sinc, |
he came to Oregon, and leaves wife, foui |
daughters and three sons Mr. johnson
was the first ma ufacturer of brick In that |
county aud built the first brick building in
the town OF Lafayette.
A complaint was made before Justice |
Davis this morning that j. II. Matthews
and John Strum had committed the crime |
of larceny from the person of Dan Scam
mon, in removing therefrom The sum OF
$40 The case was tried this afternoon
before the justice, the state being repre-
sented by Mr. G. ". Phelps aud the de
PENDANTS by j. l.. Story. Alter hearing |
The testimony the case was dismissed ami
the defendants discharged.
LeWlSlO0 I6ueT. tDluce Lle ". IL. O N /
lines have gone into the hands OF a sep
arale receiver, several important changes
in the officials have been made that will
effect change On the wafer lines running
into his place. Captain Pegril, Super
intendent of the water lines, has beer
superseded by Captain Tr ,up and it Is
now assured that Captain Baughman will |
be transferred to the Snake river line.
THIS change is looked tor as soon as the
lines are in full repair from damages
done by the late floods.
Ou Friday the Granite eek stage op its
way to McEwen and when nearing that
poIut upset and one of the seveia al pas
seDg RS. Mr.. E S. McComas, wa. quite
badly injured. says the Baker City Dem
ocrdt. He sustai ed the fracture of one or
two ribs and received severe cut on the
forehead by his head striking on roe k.
Mr.. McComas was taken to McEwe0 IN
time for the departure OF the Sumpter Vail
ley train to this city and left on the o. ~
& N. west bound for his home in Portland
II is said that Mr.. McComas was the only
injured.
Fire-waler Is exhllarating even to an
aborigInee, and for some reason II some
times has depressing effect. Yesterday,
in the cells OF the city Jail was confined
stalwart Indian, who made the surround
ings yer. sad and dolorous by the chant
ing of the death wall. 1t sounded very
much Ike the bowling OF a dog, ana the
marshal very quietly admonished him
that he must he quiet or his punishment
would be increased This appeared to
quiet him for while; but ever and anon.
as the poet says, would he break forth in
song, like the dirge of lost
soul.
Freighting on the Upper Snake river is
rot very lively now, as the new wheat has
not yet begun finding its way to market.
Between Rlparia and Lewiston the steamer
Spokane is now making regular trips. The
steamer ALmotd Is running between Ceilo
md Rufus, making connection with the
abroad Tue wreck OF the Annie Fdron
,ow lies out on The ways at RIparIa. Tue
boiler of this steamer was blown up about
year ago, near Almott, and number OF
ives were lost. Everything was badly
wrecked. just what action the compa1y
will take vita reference to rebuilding the
teamer Is not yet known 1t is probable
hat the boat will be repaired and placed
q actiYe service again.
Who Shall Dwell Among Us. I