The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-11-10
From Tuesdays Daily.


meet and adjourn this evening. The reg
ular meeting ill be tomorrow evening.
The county Jail is well filled with pris
oners; but the coming term of the circuit
court will change the occupancy of many
of these.
Mornings and evenings are cold anG
frosty, but the sun shines brightly during
the day. and the air Is very clear and in
| vigorating.
All the periodicals for Novemb ber are or
sale at M. T. Nolan's news depot. The
Revieao Of Revieaos arrived last night, and
is replete In every department.
| Dispatches will be received this evening
| OF the result of the election held in the DIFF
ferent states, and will be posted on the
bulletin board at the Umatilla House.
There were no arrests made last night,
and consequently tine city Jail is without
| occupants and the recorder had dull
| forenoon as far as police business was con-
cerned.
Mr.. John Oliver, who lived at The
Dailes many years ago, and who is we'll
known to many old residents, is in the
city looking over the scenes of his early
childhood.
County court convened for the November
term Yesterday. The principal business
transacted has been IN probate matters.
Tomorrow the commissioners will meet, and
roads and bills will receive attention.
There is large band of horses in the
stockyards of r E. Saltmarahe & Co to-
day which will be shipped east tomorrow.
There is not much sale for horses now, but
these are fine animals, and will answer the
purpose for all sinds of heavy work.
Joseph Woodford was made full citizen
by the county court today. He was for
merlY subject of Great Britain; but is now
thoroughly in harmony with American in
stitutions, and may now consider hum
self an integral part of the great republic
OF the west.
On Sunday last Archbishop Crosse
coI6rmed a number of children at the
Catholic church. The church was dec
GRATED with beautiful flowers and lighted
candles. The Archbishop preached an
eloquent sermon at both morning and
evening services.
The ladies of the German Aid Society.
who held fair in Fraternity hall last Sat.
urday evening, desire to return thanks to
the many friends who so kindly aided them
on the OCCASION. 1t was financial success,
and the funds received will be used for
charitable purposes.
There is q report Published in some of the
interior papers that Jack Hamlet has been
hiding IN "den in the edge of dense
thicket." not far from camp Watson, nearly
all summer, and that he has provided him.
self with provisions by ralding sheep camps.
IL tnis Is true, 1t is strange that he ha
SO close to the scene of the muir
der so long. and that he has not escaped to
some distant country long before this.
Says the East Oregoaian: Sheriff Bolles.
Of Union county, was seen on Sunday night |
at the train. bound tor Salem. He had one |
Of the young rustlers VINO. made the bold |
theft OF 81 head of cattle and drove them
across the line into this county. The young |
man was given three years in the pen by |
Judge Clifford. This particular prisoner |
laced 10 indictments when brought into
court, all on account of this steal of 81 cat.
lie In which he was participant"
Bear hunting is the principal diversion 4
on the Upper Deschutes this fall, SAYS
he Priueville RevielO. G.. B. Allen in.
orms US that James DIllman succeeded
n bagglng large grizzly last week, the
1rst one that has put IN an appearance on
he Deschuies since in early days. Wm.
Vandevert killed two large blacks re-
,entiy, and Johnnie Hinton, has killed
I've, all large bear except one. These
lnimais seem TO have increased wonder
uily In that section in the last few years.
The findings of the court martial in the
rial OF Col. 5. l.. Lowell of the Second regi.
nent 0. N. G., have been made public.
The court finds Lowell guilty ON the charge
Il embezzlement and the larceny Of funds.
nd not guilty oD the charge of mutilation
4 records. The sentence of the court is
hat he be dismissed from the service and
ar flne double the amount of the larcenH
mounting to $l.759.4S. Governor Pen
oyer approves that part of the sentence
u: missing him from the service but sets
side the fine.
DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde was produced
the Baldwin Opera House last evening to
gond audience Mr. French, who took |
ne leading character, is good actor, and
as hne conception of the part. Among
ne spr.iai features worthy of mention were
ne limitations by Gilbert Grard. One
ouid almost see the cat fight, or the hen ,
aiming from her pursuer, from his very
1rrect Immitation of animal talk He
as heartily cheered, and responded to
,veral ebchores. The other parts in the I
lay were fairly taken.
Antelope Herald: Frank Blakely, his
other and little sister. who started over
nd from near Lowell. Lane county. over
Tree weeks ago, arrived here on Thursday {
'enirg OF this week, having encountered a ,
'eat many hardships in crossing the snow.
'vered mountains. W. s. Kelsay. be-
ming alarmed at their non-arrivaI. had {
ade arrangements to start for the noun
ms to look for them on Friday morning. 4
I'd 1t was an agreeable surprise to see :
EN- drive IN on Thursday night. Mis-.
akeley is the mother of Mrs. w. s Kel.
=, with whom they will stop this winter. a