The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-05-04
From TUESDAYS Daily,

DIR. Dietrich, of Dufur, is in towr
today.
The river is eighteen feet above low
water mark.
Miss Susie Malone, of Antelope, il
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. 81. M. Beall, of Albany, arrived
in the city on the noon train.
The o. r. & N. Co. is filling in the
place covered by the long bridge near
Grants.
The pile-driver has been moved to
the upper part of the Regulator wharf,
and will drive new piles around that
portion of the dock.
Miss Alma Hefoux, of Alameda,
Calf, arrived in the city on the even
ing train, and will spend a few days
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
A special meeting of Columbia
Chapter, No. 33, o. E. S., will be held
this evening in Masonic hall. By order
of Mrs. w. S. Myers, Matron land Mrs.
j. A. Crossen, secretary.
The following deed was filed for
record with the county clerk today:
John Thomas and Annie Thomas to
Eva A. Osborn; n of Mt and ne of
NV sec 36 tip n, + II Q; $1,000.
A sheriff's sale of property at Hood
River took place at the court house
yesterday. 1t was in the case of Gill
us. the Watsons, and the property was
bid in by the plaintiff for $1289.
The Regulator left her. wharf this
at O'Clock with full list of
passengers and load of freight. The
boiler was completely repaired yester-
day, and the boat is in as good condi-
tlOn as ever.
The trees surrounding the lot where
the school in the bluff addition form
erly stood, have been broken down and
badly damaged by cattle. AS this
property is owned by the city the
authorities should take some measures
of protection for the shade trees.
Mr.. Charles o. Swain, a former sub
ject of Great Britain, declared his in
tention today under oath before the
clerk of becoming citizen of
the United States. The proper papers
were given him, and in good time he
will be invested with the privileges of
the elective franchise.
Don't forget the supper to be given
by the ladies of the First Christian
church Wednesday evening, May 1st,
at O'Clock, in building
formerly occupied by Daily Chronicle,
corner Washington and Second streets.
Be sure to come, so that you may say
There was one day in the year ate
good meal"
The regular meeting of Wasco tribe,
No. 16, tomorrow evening will be one
IT unusual interest, and full attend
nee of members is desired. There are |
'ale faces in the forest who desire to be |
dopted in the tribe, and other business
# Importance will be transacted.
The grounds at the Locks are being
for the picnic of the Red
len's Social club of this city, which
ill be given May 18th. After stop
ing few hours at the Locks the ex-
ursionists will be taken to Bonne-
lille, where they will enjoy themselves
/ different amusements.
Lovers of the legitimate drama at
Vasco are preparing to put on the
cards the comedy AN Afflicted Fam
y" The success of the Moro Dra-
latic club has made their neighbors
,alous, and the people of the former
0unty seat of Sherman desire to share
istrionic honors with them.
The .Epworth League, assisted by
friends, will give a very
ovel entertainment at the opera
ouse, Wednesday evening, May 1st.
veryone and their families are in
ted. Admission, 25 cents, reserved
'ats so cents. Tickets for sale at
lakeley & Houghton's.
La Grande Chronicle: Railroad men
port that nearly the entire popula-
on of Pendleton was out to meet the ,
eight train Sunday evening in the
,pe of apprehending a man who is
opposed to be Brady, the murderer of
1eriff Bogard, of California, and for :
hom large reward is offered. A
ue to the suspect was given out by a
amp who recently arrived in Pendle- ,
n. =s
The total reward for the capture of s
'ady, the train robber, is SIS, 200.
here are many reasons to believe that
e man is now passing through Ore
N, trying to get to port where he "
n ship for some foreign country. AS {
g country is full of tramps it is natu- a
that good many should be mis- Il
zen for Brady. This fact alone will 9
lp him through; for everybody will fl
Ways insist the wrong man has been p
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