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

nave not been received. As soou as thes
arrive the bridge will be reconstructed a
rapidly as possible.
At Moooy's warehouse goods wer
shipped by river and rail to points in tn
The o r. & N. Co. takes all freights TO
poi is east and west.
In some places the rocks put on side
walks to save them from being washes
.wav during the food still remain. Thes
should be removed, as they are great I'm
pediments to pedestrians.
The case of State of Oregon vs.. Gu
Southwel', charge with malIciously killing
horse, the proderty Of an Indian. was dis
missed by the justice, the testimony no
being sufficient to hold the d-fendant tt
he grand jury.
According to the Courier Crafts Pas
must be very 'ay" town. It says: "The
trke knocked out our flirting feminines
There were not only no traInmen 10 hlr
With. but the blind baggage tourist Wa. NO
here to respond to the fiiris throwa out a.
random"
Mr.. Fred Smith OF Crook county. is il
fowu. He came from a point seve"t,
miles southeast Of PrIneviie, about 20(
miles distant Mr.. Smith is one of the
most prominent sbaepmen in that region,
and considers The Dailes the best market
for wool.
Mrs Charles Butler, of Port Townsend.
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Cram, in
rhis city for few days Mr.. aud Mrs.
Butler brought the remains of their infant
,.hild to Portland for burial, aud Mrs. But
Ter came to The Dales to ray a short visit
to relatives.
Between Biggs and Grant the most diff
cult obstacle is encountered in Supplying a
6ringe that washed away during the lod /,
close to an overhanoing bluff. The rock is
being blasted away for a considerable dis
fance to form roadbed. and there will be
no bridge at this point hereafter.
Albany Democrat: The item IN the Tel
egrau, republisued bv the Democrat. thar
tnere is "Herr Mot Anarchet Club" 10
Albany, Is undoa abtedly correct though dis
puted. 1t does not bave 100 members,
that is the membership OF the Portland
club, bnt has several, having stpSted with
nine.|Ths headquarters of the club is well
known to some of ouf citizens IL is not
blood thirsty. affair, and the members will
probably always be peaeeahle; but thev
talk anarchy and believe 10 It.
Eddy Nybert, aged IA years. was
drowned Saturday evening IN the Molalla
river, a short dIstsaae from Candy, aud was
buried Monday at that place. He and
several boys were in swimming. and when
he had gone out in the stream to the dspth
of his waist the current proved too strong
for him, sweeping him of his feet and down
the river to his death. his compsnIons being
10 Sre II fOa 70 hrun
The boy was sop Of Mr. Nyhert who con,
Quoted blabksmith busin ess at Turner
some years.
A marriage ceremony was solsmnized
yesfer1ay in the ci cult court room bv
Judge Blakeley Mr. Woodard and Mrs.
had just procured q marriag-
Iiceuse from the c0nutv clerk, and were
desIrous OF being made husband AMI wife .
They hunted up the county Judge. and |
with c ERIK Kelsay and Deputy Sher e |
Kelly as witnesses they were soon joined in |
lawful wedlock and left happy and con-
tented. We understand the Judge did not |
read the Episcopal ritual. but performed
The seryics in few brief words, which will |
make the contract with the state as binding |
as if it were performed by an archbishop.
TIE Salem papers are getting rather per-
,onal. Tine Independents says: Last week |
The Journal announced the fact that the |
,dItor of this paper bought couple pairs
If socks for two bits. We d.. not deny it
It now becomes our pleasant duty to IN
nrm the public that the editor of the Jour-
,al has recently bought q new coat for ex-
4ctly the same money. The new garment
irs the gen slemap well. Il Is tr q, short !
or beauty, and is little pinched in the
mail Of the back, but it cap be tn ned in
,de out at pleasure. which is a graf con-
'enience to the gentleman who sports IT."
The engineer of the fre department Mr..
leo. Brown, left his watch aud chain in
lis vest hanging IN the engine room while
10 went TO dinner yesterday. During his
bsence some one took the watch and ciTain.
eaving the vest remain where 1t was.
When Mr. Brown ascertained his loss he
,as very much worried and hunted the oitv
yer for the culprit. After suffering con-
iderable tribulation of m nd over his loss
9 was approached. bv friend and his
1atch gwen to him This will upqups-
Ionably teach Mr.. Brown lesson not to
llow valuable articles where ..moth and
ust do corrupt apd thieves break through
nd steal.
Walls Walla Union: News Yeaehsd this
ity Sunday morning that Arthur Pierce
ad en- drowned th.t forenoon while
in tine Touchet river, near Tlu-
het station, The particulars learned are
hat Mr.. Pierce and two other men named
'om Foster and Ira SerrtI went bathing in
he river about / o'clock After swim
ing near the bank for short time p eros
to Cross, but got beyond his
spth and the current of the stream swept
in away His two companions made
trepuous .ff ,rts to save him ami one was
early browne IN the attempt. The body
s4s rec ,vered shout five o'clock. MIR
ierce was p years of age and leaves wife
nd four children.