The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-12-08
From THURSDAYS Daily.
Ice formed on w4,er this morning

Ice formed ou witer this morning.
TIE total assessed value of Murn1ma
county i $40. .S45 los. over $40 OOJ, 600 le-
than last year.
There were four pale faces adopted. int
Yves o tribe last night, at the regular couu
Gil at the wIgwam.
A marriage license was granted by tn
county CLERK today to JUhu L. Nealeig
and Miss Josie Rogers,
| A few feathery fakes of the CONCEALED
| element fell this mornIug; but there wer
not enough to whiten the ground.
There were two arrests made last night o
persons who were drunk and dsorderly
They were brought before the recorder thi,
morning, and each fined in the sum OF S5
Yesterday evening there were shipped
from the stockyard of r. E. Saltmarshe &
Co. iour carloads of sheep to Troutdale
They were iu prime condition for mutton.
The following deed was plased on file
with the CLERK today: John w. Watson
and wife to j. L. Wheeler; lot 45, block
in Erwin and Watsons addition to Hood
River; ST..
There will be meeting of the hospital
corps of the Third Regiment. o. N. G., at
the armory this evening. All members of
the corps are requested to be present for
Especial reasons.
The coming Oregon Paci6c sale may have
Something to do with the signing OF the
contract for the railroad from Astoria, SAYS
the Salem Salesman In which case Salem
must have and will get a connection with
both roads.
j. D Hart and Charles Glngles are under
arrest for the robbery of the Hotel War
shauer, at Baker City, last Friday. JOSEPH
Hudspeth, thought to be one OF the princi-
pals III the robbery, has been arrested IN
Sumpter valley and brought to Baker City.
At a regular meeting of Wasco Tribe,
No. l6. 1. o. R. NJ. held at tneir wigwam
last evening, the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing term: A Ad. Kel-
Ter, s.; John Michel p; w h. Wake.
field. :. s.; E. b. Dufur, J. s (; d S. Dutur,
G. o; r Frank Menefee. K. of w
g. Co., Third regiment, y. N. G will
devote next Saturday to target practice,
aud the Numbers of the company will try
heir skill at rife shooiiug on the grounds
west of the Catholic cemetery. Capt A.
Ad. Keller, Inspector Of rifle practice,
will haie charge OF the maneuyers
Henry Deerhoke was committed to the
county jnl TO-DAY from Dlfur. He W 8
found guilty of larceny from Chas F. al. y
of Kingsley, and was fined S25 and costs
$500 Not being able to lisuidate he was
sentenced to the county hit by Justice
Brigham not to exceed 81 days, and he
A fellow had to take short steps and
careful ones this morning. to keep from
slipping on the icy walkr. With all their
however some sat very ungrace-
fully and suddenly on the cold, cold walk
with an exclamation that will not bear re.
peating
1t is thought the o. R IN regular pass.
enger train will be taken off OF the " ALA
w ALA Pendleton run aud transferred to the
Walla W ALA Umatilla line instead This
move Is brought about by the traffic ar
rang -ments lately consummated by the
Northern Pacific railroad.
The verdlct in the case of the state vs.
Savage meets with general approval.
Messrs. Zera Snow ana W. 81. Wilson
managed the case on the part of the state in
1 very commeudable manuer, and the de-
tense was ably represented by Messrs. A. s.
Bennett and II. S. Wilson.
Tne assessment roll for 1894 of Union
county was completed last week. showing
4 total valuation of about So, 600, 600 which
IS nearly 81 900 less than last year. The
was owing to the fact that the
assessor regarded values as having depre-
,iated about twenty pere cent.
The following officers for Mt. Hooi
Camp, W oodn.en of the World, were elected
at a recent regular meeting: VIM Young,
&C; John Taylor. advisor; q L Phillips,
banker; I Joles clerk; III Stems man, es.
cort; L Harper, wa wstchnian; Vim HoerIng.
seutry; A l. Reese, G Weigel and George
Joles, managers.
The next entertainment 10 be given by
the Woodmen of this city will be next
Tuesday evening at Fraternity hall, and the
performance will begin at alf-past
o'clock. a programme of literary exercises
has been prepared, and after this is re-
nearsed there will BE- social dance accom-
panied by good music.
Bert Johnsrewd, an employe of Thomas
Mccormick, the saw mill man of Ke o.
met with runaway accident last Monday
Coming down the hill near Keno,
a hay.rack slid on the horses, causing them
to run. They dashed against stump and
Johnsrswd was thrown to the ground and
his shoulder dIslocated.
Progn ostications regarding the weather
are now 10 order. 1t is the time for the
oldest inhabitant to stand on the street COR
ner and prophesy either hard or au open
winter, and give his reasons thel efor. These
prophesies are rarely flu titlet, but they may
amuse an idle crowd. and furnish topic
for conversation and discussion.
Yesterday afternoon the jury IN the
case of state vs.. Otis Savage returned
a verdict finding the d teudant guilty OF
larceny only, ~ estimating the value of
the goods at $4,000 The attorneys fer
the defense Immediately made a motion for
a new trial. and was granted until S.tur-
day to show why the same should be graf ted.
There are steady shipments of wheat
from Puget sound to San Francisco. for re-
shipment to Eur pc. The reast u IS that
cha ters are about 81 tor lower from San
Francisco than from Puget Sound. About
20, 900 tons have ben shipped from Pug.t
sound to San francisco since September /,
and 5000 tons are now awaiting shipment
Coos Bay Mail: The papers have been
reporting tnat al organ was stolen from a
Polk county church. That is nothing The
Empire City people, in this county, claim
a whole church was stolen from that place
aud taken to East Marshfeld, and now it is
stated that the people Of the latter place
are watching the bell, as they have Lea'd
that 1t is to be stoisn and put on a church
in Marshfeld.
There is no lack of social Entertainments
in this city. and anyone SO inclined NAV
spend every night of the week-ex;ept Sun
day-at dancing or whist party. Then
besides these there IS a dancing school three
nights a week. During these long even-
iDgs when the shadows drift down 10 the late
afternoon the mind natural y resorts to
some anu cement to drive dull care away,
AID whist and dancing are about as pleas
urable as any. But we mad forgotten to
mention the debating society, which has