The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-29
From Thursdays Dal v.

Sept 27-United States to Fred. Howe
sw or of Sc or sec 27, tip north range 10 e;
cash purchase.
Mrs. F. N. Hill and children left or the
train this morning on visit to frieLds and
relatives at Sacramento, Calf.
Mrs. c. Durbin, daughter of Mr.. Geo. A.
Young, of Bake Oven. arrived in the city
this morning from Montana.
Mrs. R. Dinsmore left for her home at
Mosier this morning. She has been visiting
in the city for few days past.
Mr.. Jake Bills, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in this city for the
past few days. left for his home In Califor-
mia on the morning train.
Mr. A. A. Ellie. of Portland. came ur on
the afternoon train. He is prominent Red
Man, and will instruct Wasco tribe in
the unwritten work during his stay in the
city.
Senator Dolph arrived on the train this
afternoon from Portland He will remain
with us this evening. and address the citi-
zsns on questions in which they are in
terested.
Or. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde Is being pro-
duced in drama by trayeling company
This is not necessary, for the characters
are too well known to need dramatization
We see them on the street daily, meet them
10 club and society gatherings, and they are
well known in the professions.
Several new crosswalks are being placed
in position by the street commissioner
These board walks last about three years,
but If they we made of rock, would con-
tinue for long time. If the grade of the
SILL. Al H.
would be the more economical crosswalks
The degree of Honor in connection with
the A. o. U. w. held one of their enjoy
able monthly sociables last evening. On the
literary programme was a paper edited by
one of the members, and songs and
recitations. A very entertaining time was
spent, and these monthly sociabies are be-
coming very popular.
Last evening quarterly inspection was
held by Col. Thompson and his staff of A.
Co. Third Regiment at tue Armory. The
boys turned out in full uniform and dis
PLAYED thorough knowledge of tactics.
After the drill the may dance was INDUCED
IN to the entertainment of very many, Good
music was furnished, and the Numbers
were very enjoyable.
The owners Of vineyards ON Mill creek
will manufacture VINE from their grapes
this year. Lest year they were very sue
cessful in manufacturing very good arti-
Gle of wine, and this year 1t will he followed
on a much larger scale. In time the hills
round The Dalles will produce large guam.
titles of VINE for export.
The report from the recorders office this
morning was that there were two sleepers
and one drunk and disorderly arrested last
night. These were safely housed IN the
city Jail, and were brought before the OF
fetal on the opening of court. For their
remissness fine was imposed, which not
being paid. the individuals may do work
for the city hereafter.
Actions at law for Information were filed
today against the different banks by the
prosecuting attorney A. A. Jayne, to ascer.
tain what property Is IN their possession for
which there are no hsirs and which has
escheated to the state. Accompanying the
complaints are certain Interrogatories to be
answered under oath. and on which if there
is money 10 any of the banks to which the
state is entitled actions will be begun in
the circuit courts for the same.
The other day little son of Mr.. Moore,
who resides at the Cape, met with painful
accident. says the Eugene Guard. He had
climbed into tree and by some means slip
ped and fell. his feet catching between two
limbs. In falling he struck hard fir knot
breaking his collar bone. He hung with
his feet suspended In the air and his face
completely buried in the sand, and If help
had not been near he would have smothered
as he was unable to moye.
At recent term of circuit court held In
WalIowa county eight criminals were con
vicied and will serve the state in the penn.
tentiary. They were Frank Sturgill. three
years, = McAllister three years. Ed. Zindle,
one year. cattle stealing; Dave Tucker and
VIM. Howard, one year, hcg stealing, and
Jack Thomas and pal, one year. larceny
from dwelling Court was in session FIX
days during which time JUICE Clifford
disposed of Elk jurv trials.
The body of J. J. Wystyrk, former
clerk 10 grocery store at the corner of
Nam and first streets, Portland was found
in the Columbia River near Semple's mill
below Vacouver. at l o'clock yesterday
afternoon. 1t appears the man was in some
dsficulty. and drowned himself, He was
member of the Druids. knights of Pythias
and Portland Turn Verein. An inquest