The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-06-23
From TUESDAYS Daily.

Mr.. F. 81. Wakefield fled his official bond
in the sum of $1,000 with the county CLERK
today.
Mr. F. G. Hull, editer of the Milton
Eagle, paid this office fraternal visit las
evening. He was en- route to the grand
lodge, A. y. U w.
Messrs. Sinnoit & Fish are rapidly plac-
ing the Umatilla House in as good condition
ae 1t was before, and it will only he few
days before this popular hotel will not show
any of the effects Of the recent flood.
Mr.. L. E. Yates, of Milton, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. He was a
delegate to the grand lodge, A. o. q. w.,
and lett this morning on the boat.
The Columbia Packing Co. shipped by
the Regulator last night carload of cat
tie and torty-one head of sheep to the
Locks TO feed the employees on the gev-
ernment works.
There were sixty passengers who ar
rived In the city last evening from the
AlmotG She landed at the mouth of the
driven IN vehicles to this city.
Now that the city election Is over the
next matter of interest is to clean up the
debris left by the flood, and the health of
the city demands that this be done i'm
mediately.
A man was arrested last nj ght for be-
ing drunk and dlsorderly, but this morn
ing before the city recorder the evidence
was not sufficient for conviction of a
violation of the citg ordinance and be
was discharged.
There were $40 votes cast at the city
election Yesterday. Very many of our
citizens were busy cleaning up their
buildings and Gid not exercise the privi
lege of suffrage This accounts for the
light vote.
Miss Josie Mansfield, who acquired
great notorIety on account OF her counec
tion with the Fisk Stokes shooting scr pc,
in New York twenty years ago, is said TO
be now resident of Oregon, living lite
of seclusion IN Portland.
Flank Arnold, formerly a prominent
business man # Pcnde.oo, was adiadged
Insane last Friday By ;hs county judge of
Umatilla county. and committed to the
asylum. He inst with business reverses
aud his mind has become un-
balanced
Jack Hawthorne had his examination
yesterday afternoon before U. S. Commits
sioner Huntington. He did not produce
any witnesses and was held for trial in
The e. s. district court. Deputy Marshal
Maloaey accompanied him to Portland
this morning,
The railroad bridge over Mill creek,
since the water has receded, has fallen
with the river, and the middle Is several
feet lower than the ends. 1t is very evil
dent that the bents have been washed out,
and when the river reaches the lowest
stage it will present perfect wreck.
Last Saturday evening William Penn
Carter, aged 81 years, and Eveline Mills,
aged 66, were granted marriage license
BY the county clerk. This is not quite an
illustration of January and May joining
hands; but perhaps may be considered as
January and December mating.
Union Republican: An amusing incl
lent occurred here at the recent election.
A Pepulist rushed into place of bust
less with sample ballot and said,
some one is circulating bogus TICKETS"
lie was asked what made him think so
lud he exclaimed: "Why, can't find
oenpoyer's name on here for senator"
Friendship LODGE NO. y, b. OF T.,
elected the following officers at the regu-
ar meeting last evening for the term be
.inning July lst: w. l.. Bradshaw, G. c.;
!. S. Cunning, V. c.; L. A. Ward, P; II.
1hrisman. NJ. of W.; III. ii. Riddle, N. of
:. This was the first meeting held for
wo weeks, for the reason that the ap-
reaches to the hall were submerged by
he Columb bIa river.
DIR. Hollister, who was called to dress
ne wound of Jack Hawthorne by the
Deputy .. S. marshal, made a diagnosis
f the injury. The ball entered the body
bout two inches from the spinal column,
anged around the seventh or eighth rib,
nd made its exit about six inches from
here it struck the body. The doctor
lys the wound Is not even serious, and
18th proper dressing Hawthorne will be
i right IN little while.
In conversation with a person who
lme down the river on the Almota yes
rdaY we learn that the damage TO the
nion Pacific road has not been over
timated by those whs have pictured 1t
the werst light. The roadbed has in
any places washed entirely out, and has
be newly constructed. He says that
6 construction of the road will cost
'ayily, and new grades will have to be
tilt almost along the entire line.