The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-04-07
From Fridays Daily.
The river still keeps at high stage.

From Fridays Daily.
The river still keeps at high stage.
The county Jail has not siugle occupan,
The rock crusher has ceased work 10 tn
cut on Union street.
Mr. J. w. Armsworthy, o., the Vase
Neaos. 10 IN the cisy. We acknowledge
pleasant call.
The hotel register of the UmatIlla Hous
shows names from every portion of tn
country, Including almost every state in tn
union. -,
ALI rubbish should be removed frou
alleys. If this is not done by prepert
owners the marshal will do it at the ex
pease of property owners:
The tents of the tribe of Korelsh wer
pitched in Fraternity hall last night, an,
several weary pilgrim. from the west wer
created Princes OF the ORIENT.
If you des re a luxuriant growth o
healthy hair of natural color, nature
crownin. ornament of both sexes, use onl,
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Two boys and two girls from the Hom'
in Portland were at the Umatilla House il
this city last night. They have beer
adopted into the families of some of our cit
Izens.
Marshal Malone, says that all cow
roaming over the city will be put in tLt
pound hereafter. These are becoming 8
great nuisance, and the marshal is deter
mined &c epforce the ordinance.
The following deed was filed with the
county clerk today: United States to
Matthias Traua; Sc or of NV or, sw Or of Mt
or, NV or of Sc or and the ne or Of sw or,
sec tp IS, Is e; cash entry.
The viewers and surveyor laid out the
county road up Mill creek. This road was
first established in 1858; but during later
years 1t had become obstruct d, and it is
necessary for 1t t. be re-estabiishe L.
Last Wednesday evening at Echo, in
Umatila county, Stansbury struck Oliver
over the head three times with black.
smith hammer in political quarrel Oliver
Is very seriously injured. Both are WE'LL
known citizens.
The cattle lately owned by Ben Snipes
aud his company have been sold hv Receiver
Power to Rounds & Meyer for 81. 800 This
includes all the cattle owned by Mr. SnIpes
in Yakima, Kittitas, Klickitat. Frankiio
and Douglas counties, between 700 and
800 head in all.
Ayers cathartic pills are known to be the
safe,t, surest, and best purgative medlcir e
ever offered to the public. They are mild
vet certain in their effects, give tone and
strength to the stomach, and keep the sys-
tenn in q perfectly healthy condition.
1t surprised many visitors to the Chicago
world 3 fair to find that of all the blood
purifiers, Ayers Sarsaparilla was the on y
one on exhibition. The reason il that
a Ayer's Sarsaparilla il a standard remedy,
and not patent medicine or secret NOS
trum.
Rev. j. e. Rhodes, of Portland, the state
organizer of the Y. P. s. c. e. for the
Christian church, will deliver lecture at
the Christian church in The Dalles, Satur-
day evening at 1880 o'clock, after which he
will organize society. Let all the young
people bear this in mind and be present
evening.
We are informed that Hon. W. 81. Biggs
has filled oat the sureties to his bond as re
ceiver of the land Office IN this city, and
forwsrded the same to Washington City.
As soon as approved ty the authorities.
and no doubt is entertained of its approval.
be will occupy the position to which he has
been appointed.
Sam Compton and Jake Bonn both agree
that the roads between this place and The
Oalles are Just little. the worst ever
known. says the Prineyille Nesos They
got back with their freight; but it was a
hard pull" The election in this county
next June is liable to resemble the extrac-
lion of teeth-hard pull. Pull hard, boys
The farmers of Sherman csunty are busy
plowing and seeding their ground. Thew
IRE not in the least discouraged by the low
prices of wheat last season, and larger
quantity OF grain will be raised in that
county this year than ever before. Our in
iormant says the season is very favorable,
md that it will be impossible to move the
,rop next harvest.
A Tact ma dispatch OF Wednesday states
mat NJ. G. Sullivan, western manager and
,ne of three partners in Thiel's detective
service, died in that city of heart disease
shortly before 10 o'clock on that day.
About o'clock Mr.. Sulliyan had an alter
,ation with Sheriff Matthews Matthews
became angry and slapped him across the
MOUTH. The latter went to his room some
what excited. dying abont an hour later.
Henry WinQert, who died at Bucyrus.
D., the other da,, saw the great Napolean
pass through BavarIau town on his way
10 conquer Russla, and saw him return.
worn and hsagard, after that
disastrous campaign. As Henry was about
Two years old at the time. his vivid descrip
tion of the emperor's appearance went far
10 prove what keen powers of perception
children sometimes haYe.
A new discovery has been made about
Jour miles northwest Of Sanger by Jim PEN
sll and Sam Williamson says the La GrAnde
Chronicle. They have been prospecting
for blind ledge with two min
srs sincs last August. Afte running over
! two hundred foot tunnel, their efforts
we're rewarded about month ago bv strik.
ing two foot gold ledge. Plenty of gold
,an he seen in the quartz and this 6nd is
expected to develop into line property.
Lighting the city of Vancouver. Wash
10 not 8 expensive as it in at The Dalles as
The following from the financial exhibit Of
that citv will show: "The showing made
By the electric light committee for the light
plant # the city Is particularly noticeable,
The total receipts from the electric light
slant being $i3SS OF, and the total ex.
,epses being $l576 40. According to these
igures, each of the city's As arc lamps has
cost less than Sl.40 per month for the past
hree months"
Two more informations were filled
" Nednesdsy against ]. K. Edmiston by
Attorney Poindexter, says the
W. W. Statesman both Of them charging
,Im with receiving money for deposit in the
Nalla Walla Savings Bank when he knew
t to be in failir condition. One inform
.tion alleges that he received on the day Of
he suspension $50 OF the states money,
md the other that on the same day he ac-
.epted $l4 from Julius Baldwin. The pre-.
imlnary hearings are set tor 10 O'Clock to-
lay.
The two New York capitalists Paul F.
Mohr has brought out with him to look the
country over are A. A. Hutchinson and F.
P. Lowery. Saturday they were IN Walla
Wafla, where they were entertained by
sx-Governor Moore, Captain johnson and
others. OF course it is given opt that
Mohr expects to excite enough interest in
Oregon and Washington. espeeialiv the In
land Empire, to secure adequate financial
hacking for his proposed portage railroad
around the dalles, says the GpldendaIe
Sentinel. As nearly as can be judged,
and Lowery are forming very
impressiods.