The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-07-21
From MONDAYS Daily

sldered his sentence too severe.
From Mondays Daily
The O. r. & N. Co. began today NOV in
wool east.
The railroad company are delivering lam-
ber west of the Regulator dock for the pur-
pose of constructing wharf for the landing
Of freight.
The o. R. & N. Co. will begin today re-
ceiying merchandise Of all kin,ls, except
heavy ma ;hinery. Daily connections with
the east and west will be made from this
city.
The ten men who pleaded not guilty to
the charge of being drunk and dlsorderly
before the city recorder and were tried Sat
urday evening were discharged after the
testimony was heard.
j. F. Logan, one of thu earlier pioneers
of Crook county, we learn from the Prime
vile Neaos, died on Mckay creek July 10th,
aged 68 years. He had resided in what is
now Crook county since 1869.
At the alumni banquet of the Chicago
university, held recently in that city, Miss
Antoinette Hollister of the class of 1884,
and formerly resident of this city. was
honored by being appointed to respond to
one of the toasts.
The Pacific Express Co. shipped east Sat-
urday IS boxes of salmon. SiDce through
connection has been established with the
east salmon shipments will add to the ex-
press business and largely increase the ex-
port trade of The Dalies.
Unless your envelopes state the number of
davs you wish your letter held the post
master, by new ruling Will hold them 30
days instead of 10. This is important TO
men who do not wish their letters, when
not deliyered, detained over 5 or 10 days.
The large quantities of wool in the ware
house in this city emphasizes the fact that
The Dalles is the great market fer this
product In the northwest. Every available
foot of space is occupied in the warehouses
with sacks, and every day simply increases
the quantity.
The o. R. & N Co.'S road is constructed
east from Portland to two miles this way
from Wyeth station, and the road is in
running order from the east to Rufus, tnree
miles from Grant. The trat sFer by boat
Is now made from the Locks to The D4l es,
and from Cello 20 Rufus.
The traInu ay of the Pride of the Mount.
ain mlne a5 Monte Cristo, WASH, is com
pleted. Iss largest tower is a single timber
four feet In diameter and l02 feet high.
weighing about twenty tens. This tram
way will furnish means of trsnsportat ton
for the large output of the nine
Mr.. G. W. Phelps arrived in the city Sat
urdav night from Ann Arbor. Mich. hay
ing been graduated from the law depart
ment of the University of Michigan with
high honors. Mr.. Phelps was delayed at
different points on the road By the strike,
and was seventeen days en- route.
There were FIVE arrests M 1de last night by
the city marshal. consis ting of one American
by race and four of different nationaIities
Four were drunk and disorderly. and
were tried before the city recorder this
morning, and each was fned 10 the nsus
amount. The other one was arrested for
being out late at night. and was discharged
from custody,
1t Is estimated that Is. 600 picktrs will b.
required to gather the Yakima hop crop this
season. With large acreage west of the
mountains, thousands of me1 employed in
repairing railways. dykes, etc.. as a result
OF food damage, aside from the regular
sources employing labor. there will BE- sutfi
Washiugton this season.
The valedictory of Mr.. J. 81. Grad e.
baugh appears in the last number of the
Hood River Glacier, and in the same issue
is the saiutatory of Mr. s. f BLY, the. Mr.
Cradlebaugh has made the Glacier bright
and sparkling exchange, and from over
twenty years acquaintance with Mr.. B ytne
we know him to be a competent and ex-
perieneed newspaper man.
ALBANY Democrat: A question being de
bated Is whether the Oregon National
Guards could be called to California, if de-
sired. to assist in putting down rhe riots 1t
they occur, at Sacramento and 0 .kland.
they are liable to on account of the warlike
attitude of the strikers. As they are ma
tIonal guards they can be called wherever
needed. Pennoyer. though. might object.
The following from the Weston Leader
would lead one to infer that that place is
lot possessed of much enterprise: Below
We give the Leader advertising list. II ex-
,lains why we publish only half sheet:
Jity Meat MarAet, ST., Weston Meat Mar.
;et. So; J. j. BseleI ST.; New York fair,
A. G. W. Proebstel, 81; Neil McEachern,
2; w. T. Gilman, 81, making total of
l3 per MONTH"
Union Republican. Late reports from the
amps of Clarkvllle. Malheur, Mormon Ba-
in and Burnt river, give a good yield of
old from the placer mines. The Big Chi
ese placer company at Clark's creek re-
emily made cleanup at Mormon Basin and
ther cleanup are to follow in rapid success
Oh. The Chinese this year cleanup more
tquently than usual on account of the fear
robbery OF their sluices by white men,
The Dalles Cigar factory. Messrs A Ul-
ch Il Son, pIcprietors, las been removed
J the East End, on Second street, opposite
w. Phelps implement warehouse They
ave received a lot of fine Havana tobacco.
i'd began the manufacture of this into cigars
day. Hereafter Messrs. UlrIch & Son will
eep supply of smokers materials, which
icy will dispose of at low prices in connec.
on with their trade in tobacco and cigars. !
A Rasco dispatch dated July 18th saws:
he situation here remains unchanged. The
rikers appear to be firm in the positlon
ey have taken. One train has passed
rough daily for the past week, each under :
strong guard. Although there were no ,
sibie signs of an outbreak, yet for some
ason not apparent to an outsider the yipI-
nee and precautions of the marshais and c
llitia around the station and Columbia
yer bridge seem to have been redoubled !.
The wool clip of Australia IN lSSe.9O was
463. 600 bales, and was OF the v..ue of
% 260, 600. The clip for lS93-94 wa, +
S57, 600 and its value was S92 6l5, 600
ne clip increas d 400, 600 bales. while t ,
lue decreased just atout SIG. 600. 600
nat is. the average value OF the wool has
len from S74 down to below $50 per bale
he last five years. The falling eff wa
81 about 335 per cent, and yet we are :
E ted every lew days with dissertation
'he fact that the Mckinley law did not
.p mp the price of wool.
One day last week boy felorio sly in
ned, watched man put down pair of
oes in q hardware store in this city while s
Was selecting some articles. The boy =
cked them up and left. determined to
Ike sale of them to the first dealer he met. U
happened that the man he offered to sell 5
EN- to was the person of whom they had f