The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-06

Judge Bradshaw left last night for Mort
in Sherman county.
Circuit court will convene at Moro fo
Sherman county today.
Oct. Warren Miller and wife to E. N
Benson; Or of NV or, sec. tp 2, nortf
range 10 east; 500.
The cool weather of fall is being ex-
perienced in this city. Mornings and even
Inas are very bracing.
Farmers are finishing harvesting thei
gram crops and are bringing wheat to thu
city ps rapidly as it can be hauled.
The street commissioner Is attending tt
crosswaIks, and as soCn a. possible the de
fectlve ones will BE- re placed hy neg sgalks.
Judge Bennett and B s. Huntington
lawyers of this city. are in attendance on
the circuit court in setsi,n at Moro, Sher-
man county.
Mr.. j. B. Crossen opened his grocery
store in the post-otfice building this morn.
ing. He has select stock OF goods and
sells articles to suit the times.
The Editorial Assoc alton meets ir Pen
dleton tomorrow. Newspaper meu will
stay at home and attend to business, while
the hangers-sp will ENJOY themselves.
The pulpit of the Christian church wss
yesterday morning aud evening
nv Rev. W. II. Shearman, pastor of the
B,ptist church, OF Portland.
Bear are reported quite numerous alorg
the Middle Fork of the John Day river,
Haws are ripehing and old bruin has an IN.
usually large urop to care for this season.
The Corvallis lapers do not approve the
verdict of the coroner's jury on the death Of
Mr.. E. Il. Burnham being the result of sui
side. They hold to the opinion that the
man was murdered.
A "Taine.' literary class has been formed
in this city. The au'hcr now under dis
,ussIon is Dryden. aud the members take
,ae commeats of NJ. Tame and devote The
.ime to a critri M of thsm.
The Dliles pays the high st price for
wheat OF any place east of the mountains.
White only % and &c cents a bushel Ia
,een paid at other points the market here
las never ranged lower than 80 cents.
Mr.. o. L Pi.quet, of Wapinitia. came In
own yest rday. He says the harv, st in
he t !ocahty Is all right; but the marxrt is
u wrong. Farmers in that neighborLood
vill feed the wheel to hogs and cattle.
A fine let of tat cattle were shipped from
he stockyards Of r e. Sslsmarshe & Co.
asst Saturday afternoon Tney came from
J. onked river IN Cro.k coan'y, and, al
bough driven l25 miles. were in excellent
tsh.
Mr.. D. Creighton shipped twenty-four
acks OF rear, today to the Oregon Packing
70. He resl zes about so cents sack of
M ponnds ,o.nn,ru he fra,uhe
1 a canner7 were IN operation in this city
here would be something left to the fruit
rover.
A few days ago young man asked to in
pect the interior of the Jail at Oregon City.
he sheriff granted HIN tie privilege, and
ghen he was ready to go asked him # his
anne was not Stoweli The young man re.
lied in the affirmative. and the sheriff
hereupon informed him that he had b.ea
1okIng for him two days and that he was
,antei in Jacks N county. Hs then turned
he key on the Young man and left him to
aspect th" Jail to his hearts content.
There was only one inebriated individual
, the ci y !iil tins morning, and he elaine
, have come in town from the harvest
eids Of Snerman county and to have been
,jured by threshing machine. He was
he'd $40 and will work the amount on the
.reets of the city.
A Galdendale exchange, speaking Of 1885. |
,ys: There were no railroads ttea in the |
pper country, aud the freight an j, passen-
er traffic assumed immense pro, ortions
ur contemporary Is mistaken. The trsns-
ontinental line was then through to Port |
md and daily trains had been runnirg for |
,yeral years.
McMinnvile Register: Hazlett, the
ilgrim priuter, IS editing theTiliamook Id |
,cdte, while ITS eiitor, t, b. Handley, is
tins city attending court. At least the |
lgrim's ma k appears at the bottom of the |
iItoii columns. HJzelett has had
uch xFerience and oneht TO make sue
.ss of the paper.
In this country (United States) 500
omen are practising medicine, 275 preach
g the gospel, more than 6 600 managing
,st- offices, and over 3, 200 600 earning in
,pendent incomes. Since 1850 the Patent
tfce has granted 500 patents to womer,
I'd in New York City p 900 women sup
rt their husbands.
A Northern Pacific engine, attached to
eight train was accIdentliy pushed off the
rry boat at Kalama into the Columbia
,er last SATURDAY and Fireman Cramer
IS drowned. His body was recovered
Oh afterwards, but life was extinct, and
is supposed he was seriously injured Ia
= accident. His home is at Centralia, and
leaves widow and four children.
01 personal incomes it is a fax of 2 per
1t on all amounts above 81 600. The tax is [
be LEVIED on and after January ]. 1895, and