The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-07-28

Inc s1Ldidr troops, not content WIFI d
mpting to run the transportation syst'
/ California by force of farms, invaded
ourt room, in arms and uniform the othe
iay, while a session was being held
etermine habeas corpus proceeding
When the soldiers are nee ile-sy used I
lppant civil authorities, says an exchang
ney are very likely to oyerstep the s,fet
ne. The army knows no law being blInhl.
inject to the orders OF a commanding 9th
.er.
From Mondays Daily
Capt Martineau, of the Almota, is regis
cred at the Umatilla House.
The train from the east did not arrive il
the city today until 10 o'clock.
Mr.. S. A. Clarke gave US pleasant cal
this morning. He is here making an exon
uation of our fruit crops, and attemptIDe
to mature some arrangement for their ship
ment.
TIE Alnotd took passengers this morning
at Coluu bus rock, from the railroad. Al
that point grading is finished and rails vii
be laid to-day The boat will only make
another trip.
The Inland Star left her wharf today a
l o'clock P NJ in charge Of Captain Con
ion and John Osborne as engineer. Her
destination was the Locks. aud we under
stand she had quite list of passengers.
1t is given cut at the state house that as
soon as the water is low enough, Rtpresen
tatiye MiIler's $40 600 fi>hway will be put
IN at Willamette Fails. o ie can he b asted.
# ia Gpured. for $500 that will be plenty
pood enough.
Tboro y;Il he meat,ng of tbo,a inter
,,,a ~ torn,;n., b.se baII oInb at tb.
eourt bouse Tuesday evening. A full at
tendance Is expected. as The Dalles has as
good material to form nine as any place in
the northwest.
IT, po,,,,,,o. made s,oo;.I +r,n vest.r-
ue ,.eg''e1.s .st S.d''s har - =, q
3 ,,,oor " ;n ~ rooro;na md re,,,rnsd to her
ubarf t.o !, o,clocL las5 evening Ssveral nj
-. .o;lod ,ha.,soI,as Of hi. rr;y-
H. =, ,,;s;+ tha ocLs
A, oIa non,,an ON hi. nav 70 cbn,cb
snnd.v norn;ng tells tins story on himself
a. 80 he 49, hr;oht looL;no o;rJ wbo
80 -, in ,ba onnosite direction when
ho.h H., ,,,;st.Lo s,artod touards the ont.
IL, a. IS .ha ,uaIL th.n bo,b storted for tn.
.Loa;Sa - .ha. - ,rh.n sha ra,,.rLad
e.Soa ha.s la 10, ,,,,at il this ao;no 70 he
a sohott;scbe or waltzIn
- ~ VIZ Uouo
70 s d;a ,Ss % nsw vel, $50 feet detn and within
10 fae+ of the old we'll. will nse ,he new
;a,t;no n,ocess Connty court ia To nav in
c;dentaI exnenses according to contract. IN.
~ aooa strono Aow of w.ter ia ob,ained
wb;ch he ia convinced can he secured Mr..
Railoao, = ,,arsever,na in this nndertakino
ANN''oe5 - .
tho wotsr
.,
runaway Vi iour,horses a''aoneo "
wagon creaeeu i.''le eAc'ee.nen1 'ouay
ponse ~ aentIe mood bnt bv some means
,hea nnIled the tonone loose leaving the
uaoon remain in the street and t,ok mn the
roaS AZ lively oait Thev ran as far as
Th;rd straat when thew came tn a stand
NJ No rt;.nI,r d.m.oe Vas done to WAGON
~ $50 20 -, dr;ver
Coaer tne gahe law uuoA oesr sanno. pe
kiiifa < uo'ii a'ser august isi' auu spoI..u
fawns cannon Ue k'iied at any .ilne' !. Is
the carcass is used or preserved by the per
,on killing il. or is sold tor food. Elk can
be killed from August lst to November
18th. Trout cannot be sold or offered for
sale any time except during the months of
September and October.
IT,. : 80 sa.so, 70 looL o,+ for for @,
So Esa.,.h,no hss aoon,a .o,na,nhat
-. ~. - s"S fs..,a ,.a,e.ar..s
-. =: - s. - .,.sLo.
r. shonId he oonstant,,, horns ~ ,n;na ,het
80 - s,.ts a. low ,rb;ch rrov;des nun;sb'
nept for all persons who tbouehtlessly or
otherwise start fires In the woods This re-
ers especial 70 those out hunting or f.n
ne' VINO may oe careless aoou' ieavire
!uln'ns oanpui.s 10y yeai .nrse io'e''
GO ues.'oy s'ea' 4'an'''f VI o'l'
Ihe DoYei feat OF mnie pulling sand
'ag. 2OU pounds weight at the end OF
.alf mile OF rope, was witnessed on Second
treet today, about l o'clock. There were
everal bets made. and we are informed that
money was lost because therope didn't break
nd the mule moved the weight fully
block The rope was about the size OF
lothes line, ana the mule an old, decrepit
nlmai, tut ne Kept on trot until the sand
'ag was hauled block.
At Indenendenee Wednesday while two
,ovs were nl,v,no robher with n shotonn
n the farm of Wavmsn Hembree one nd
h.lf ,,;las fron, ,own ono ot than, r.
-. MaS,Me 10 -. IS ' s.h.l |
,stant1s k,iIeJ ths othsr Iaono,d ps,Ins
.'a
aotnsr of uo,na M.nnff,a ;s ,b.. honsa
:. ensr for Aembree The commnn,tv 70
cry naturally shocked at the frequency
With which accidents have occurred.
The remains of Mr.. Chas E. Haight
we're followed to their last resting place IN
ne ODD Fellows cemetery last evening by
irge concourse OF friends and citizens. At