The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-09-07
From TUESDAYS Daily.

Mrs. Shepard of Hood River is visit
ing her brother, G. L. Phillips.
There are nine persons in the county
Jail awaiting. the action of the grand
jury.
Mrs. c. L. Phillips went below on
Sundays train to purchase her fall
goods.
The sturgeon fisheries are running
/ full blast, but the catch so far is very
light.
Geo. T. Prather, Hood Rivers lead
ing insurance and real estate man, is
in the city.
c. F. Doty, of Wapinitia. filed a
homestead on ST ne4 and nj sci sec IA,
| tp 5 5, r IL e.
M. Fl. Nickelsen came up from Hood
River this afternoon and will remain
until tomorrow.
J. d. Coleman, deputy United States
marshal, passed up the road last night
en- route to Boise City.
| The residence of Z M. Woodard at
Hood River burned yesterday. The
loss is about $500, fully covered by in
surance.
Wheat is quoted in Portland at 45
here about 38, much better figure
than last year.
An exchange says the battleship
Ierds is soon to be launched, and if she
takes to water all right the next one
will be named kentucky.
The city council meets tonight.
Among other business to be transacted
is the election of city treasurer to
take the place of the late I. 1. Burget.
A. S. Blowers and wife Friday sold to
John G. Wheeler, lot l in block of
Winan's addition to Hood River. for
and in consideration of the sum of
$500.
Guy Moore, son of M. A. Moore of
Prineville, left for home this morning
by the stage. 1t is quite long trip
for a youngster of his age to make
alone. ~
The sale by the sheriff
advertised Sday was postponed |
until next sday afternoon at 2 |
o'clock. The property belongs to D.
]. Cooper.
Friendship Lodge, No. 9, K. of p,
at its regular meeting last night, |
elected Hon. John Michel delegate to |
in October.
Sunday afternoon at La Grande
lightning struck the residence of Mrs.
Latiger, setting fire to the paper on
the walls. Outside of this, the only
damage was the knocking the bottom
out of an iron pot.
Mr.. Stewart, an old-time resident of
Cascade Locks, is in the city. In con-
with him this morning he
the opinion that boats would
come through the canal probably by
but certainly before spring.
Messrs Warren & Perry, of Hood
River, shipped a carload of pears and
prunes Sunday, and another carload
will be shipped by other parties tonight.
The shipment of fruit from that place
Is increasing rapidly and in another
year or two it will go in tra;n-load lots.
The report of Collector of Internal !
Revenue Blackman shows that there
ire 1882 saloons and 80 breweries in
Oregon, During the year, ITS. .25S bar
els of beer were manufactured by the t
'3 breweries in Oregon and Washing I
on and consumed by the inhabitants
# the two states. /
The Dalles public schools opened |
with an enrolment of 4S3 /.
,upils and the total enrolment today U
vas 500. Few cities of the same size =
m the coast can boast of as well reg =
lated public schoolss. las The Dalles
las, and none of greater number of
'upils in attendance.
The trouble over violations of the law
the catching of salmon will !;
oon be thing of the past, as the :
lose season terminates on the 10th.
Usually there is quite good run of t
lue-backs and steelheads in the fall. n
nd as there was very light spring i
I'm it would balance accounts nicely y
the fall run will show of numer- y
usly. 1t is to be hoped it will. Il
Among the things to be thankful for tt
, the fact that the Grant excursion to a
he Yellowstone Park has now ex- n
urted, and the too visible local will =
o more be seen in the Oregonian. We n
-ish the party Joy, and sincerely hope Sc
ley they may not be blown into the d,
lsewhere by 'sOld Faithful, or robbed =,
Y the gay and unselfish train exam
Ter. That is, of course, provided the sc
Ood doctor will swear off and not get e
D another excursion.
One of our young gentlemen was re-
inded today that there is an ordi-
lnce against riding bicycles on the
dewalks. Having INDUCED in the
xury at the noon hour, while the WI
hool children were on their way j.