The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-05-19

The city Jail was not desolate and
lonely last night as formerly, but it had
four occupants, one lncarceratej for be-
ing a vagrant and the other three for be-
ing drunk and disorderly This morning
the recorder interviewed them in his off,
cIal capacity, and in consequence there
will be more tree work on the street.
Mr.. g. c. FizGerald, Who Is attending
Notre Dame university in Indiana, stends
very high in his studies. He is taking
the scientific and engineering course, and
will be graduated with the degree OF y.
E. at the next commencement. Mr.. Fitz-
Gerald Is a son of MIR. Z. 2. f'Ilzfierald,
of this city, and is well known TO all res
idents of The Dalles.
Tne thrifty little town of Dufur has an
agreeable and entertaining host in the per
son of Mr. A. j. Dufur, jr, proprietor OF
the Fifteen Mile house. Guests are always
made welcome an the table IS always sup
| piled with the be t the market all rds As
| landlord Mr.. Dufur has no superior, and
he who has once j)yed his hospitality will
always remember 1t with p easure
The following from the Antelope Her.
aid shows how the present national policy
has affected the sheep industry in that
| portlen of the county: "James Connolly
of Cherry creek, sold l400 head of sheep
| TO an eastern buyer last week at $3.50 per
head with the wool on This is below
| the price of mutton alone two years ago
or when this great industry was yet pro
tected by Republican administration"
The following are the names of the sue
cessful applicants for teachers certiflcatts
| a, the examination held in tuis cry last
wet K: Flrst grade-Iia L Everhart, nma
| V ct, Ella Cooper, Asa S ogsdIl and
| Susanna Ward; second grade-B utah Sser-
ling. Pnirda Omeg; third grade-Nellie
Hudson, Della Watson, Laura Thompson,
Waldo Brigham, Anna Frazier, Hattie
Stlrpweis,. Mabel Omeg.
Down by the "Sounding Sea" Astoria
ladies are getting the bicycle habit Il
| comes slow, but sure, and moves hand in
| hand with improv d streets. In Other
cities, with less advantages than Astoria
| hundreds of dies affect the wheel. There
| ought to he at least % lady riders here
before the summer is over. In bicycle
| tournament last week held in Pike
county. Mo-, in which over 200 Cyclists
started, ST. Louis lady rider led the pro-
cesslon when the start was made for 4O-
mile ride ever the pike road.
A school director down in K iusas. while
| VISITING his school recently, when askei tor
some remarks bv the teacher, said: "Chl-
| dren I'm glad to see that you haye c'pnere'i
| clar through 'rIthmetic, beginnIn with sub
traction and goin thro' addition, per'iitlon,
adominstion, Justification, haiuncistlon.
derivation, creation and amputstIon You
went through 'rlthmetic like the ate cys-
lone went through Crowley countY-you
made clean shuckin as you went. Pn much
a. T1r OF n
my predirory remarks"
La Grande Chronicle: Jack Canaday, a
former res dent of Union. WAS the victim of
terrible accident III Baker ty, Friday.
He was assisting in the raising OF b pole
and when about tbi' ty-;wo feet tr"m the
ground one of the guy ro. es gave way, let
ting the unfortun ate q to the earth de
sustained omponrd depressed fracture OF
the skull above the left eye aud his nose AID
ankle were broken. Surgeons Immediately
set to work to do all that was possible to
relieve the Injuries. At last accounts Cana
day was still alive, but was in a very preca.
rious condition
In many Oregon cases OF Indian depreda
tlons, coming up before the court of claims
under the Indian depredations law OF the
5lst congress there have arisen dispu ties as
to what is mea,t by the words Gin amlty"
and "b.nds" applied to Indian tribes.
Senator Dolph has introduced bill defining
these words. SIN amity"is is to 'e construed
to mean Indians at peace or in treaty reia
ii ms with the United States ''B md" IS 70
be tlibe having a separate or independent
orgsnization THIS bill is made necess,r
by the many quIbbles that is raised by
judges and Law yers In cases where attempts
are made by citizeps to obtain their Just
dues from the Uuited States.