The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-04-28
From Mondays Da ly

The county jail still remains without
single occupant.
Mr.. and Mrs C. J. Vanduyn. of Tygh
were in the city yesterday.
4 A full attendance is requested at Friend
ship lodge, K. of P, tonight, as there vii
be work In the thIrd rank and other import
ant business transacted.
/ The city Jail will be repaired in few
days, and then hoboes and inebriates viii
have place to rest and sleep. La thu
meantime. the county Jail is very commo
dious.
Hon. J. C. Morelaud, Of Portland, ar
rived In the city this afternoon on the train.
He is visiting the different Masonic lodges
in the state in his Official capacity Of grand
master.
DR.. and Mrs. Suedaker returned from a
| visit to the midwinter far last night. The
doctor will be at his dental rooms IN the
Chapman block hereafter to attend to the
wants of his patrons.
Eddy Micheli, who was formerly an at
tache of the TIMES. s.MoUNTAINEER, and who
was lately foreman on the Grant Gazette
| came down Saturday evening and spent
Sunday in the city, visiting relatives and
| friends.
The following patent was fled with the
county clerk today: United States to Ma
rion F. 10y; sw Or of ne or, hf of NV or,
NV Or of NV ar, NV or of se or, hf of sw
Or, sw Or of sw or, sec 27, tp n, r 8 east;
cash purchase.
D. 3. Kimsey. while fishing in Wards
creek one day last week, caught q salmon
81 inches long and nearly as broad as two-
year-old steer across the back, says the
Antelope Herald. This is the largest SAL
mon caught In Wards creek tor years.j
About four cents will be the average price
paid to shee pshearers in this section the
coming season, says the Grant County Nesus.
This is not fat wages at all, but it must be
remembered that the sheep owners them
selves are not getting very fat of their
hccks right now. We should all be willing
to suffer alike.
Judge Bradshaw, District Attorney Will
son and Judge A. s. Bennett returned frum
Condor Friday evening, where they had
been attending session of the circuit court.
In the cattle stealing cases, Clarence Zach.
ary and Ebel Clarno (who turned states
evidence) were acquitted aud James Bar
nard was found guilty and sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary.
Antelope Herald: There are now Just
12l legal voters in Antelope precinct. about
lis of whom are as solid Republicans as can
be found in the state. The report from
Antelope precinct will be looked for with
great anxiety around the county seat on the
evening after election. Antelope comes
pretty near holding the balance of power in
Wasco county.
An Iowa farmer in answering . circular |
inquiry from the department OF agriculture,
truthfully answers the questions follows: |
What condition are sheep In? Firstclass. |
What per cent died from the effects OF the |
past winter! None. What per cent died |
the past year? Fifty per cent. What
disease was most prevalent? Tariff fever. |
That was a center shot. This free trade |
tariff is what aiis the sheep and every other
industry. We Oregon farmers would have
said rs per cent.
At 6 o'clock last evening Frank j. Bote-
fuhr, jr., son of the we'll known hquor.deal-
er, was drowned in the Willamette river
near Ross Island. says the Oregonian In
company with younger brother he was
enjoying boat-ride, and while standing 10
the boat attempting to lace his shoe, he lost
MS balance and fell into the water. The
body has not yet been recovered, and the
services OF Hugh Brady haye been secured
10 drag the river with the hope of finding
t. Young Botefuhr was about l8 years Of
lge and resided with his parents at 5ll
Everett street.