The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-07-20
Frnm Mnn.laY's Daily,

ty jail.
Wallace Great Shows on Thursday
August l.
Grand concert at opera house Thurs
day evenings
Mr.. r. E. Smith and wife, of Arling
ton, are visiting friends in this city.
| Joseph Hinkle. of Prineville. arrived
in town Saturday evening en- route tc
| Portland.
Mrs. NJ. T. Nolan and children made
a visit to the Cascade Locks this
morning.
The orchestra Union band will play
in conjunction with the concert Thurs.
day night.
Miss. Ursula Ruch, who spent Sun
day at Gladstone Park, returned or
the noon train today.
Mr.. Z. G. Bunnell, of Lewiston, has
been the guest of his brother, Mr.. A
Bunnell, in this city.
| A marriage license was granted by
The county clerk today to Joseph Wod
ika and Josephine Hays.
Miss. Lizzie Farmer took a trip tc
Cascade Locks this morning and re
turned on the evening boat.
E. M. Shut, editor of the Antelope
| Herald, arrived in the city yesterday
and left this morning for Portland.
W. II. Butts left on the afternoon
train yesterday on visit to his daugh
ter who resides in Portland.
Mrs. A. r. Thompson returned on
the noon train from short visit to the
Chataqua assembly at Gladstone Park
Mis- Florence Lewis, who has been
attending the Chataqua assembly at
Gladstone Park, returned on the noon
train.
Elder J. W. Jenkins and family will
1 leave tomorrow morning for Hood
| River, where they will camp during
| the heated term.
Misses Pauline and Bertha Bhchler,
| of this city, who have been visiting
friends in Tacoma and Seattle, re.
turned on Saturday evenings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Long and boy were
passeng ers on the boat this morning to
White Salmon, where they were to GO
TO Trout Lake to spend the summer
vacation.
At the last regular meeting of Wasco
tribe, No. 16, 1. o. r. NJ, John Michel
and W. Fl. Butts were elected dele
gates to the grand council which con-
venes in Astoria.
Oreg0nian: In the Temple of Fame
Miss Jessup presented superb figure
ls Cleopatra" and her rendition of
W. w. Story's lines was as perfect
and beautiful as could be desired.
There are two bands of cattle at the
,le - 10 N C,lt p 10
for the local market, one for George
fhey came from Klickitat and Kings
ley in Wasco county.
There were three arrests made last
might've for being drunk and disor-
ierly and one boy who had run away
from his home in Portland. The two
former were fined S5 each, and the lat
ter was sent to his parents.
q. P. Jones and Mrs. Fawcett were
arrested last night and lodged in Jail.
They will be tried tomorrow morning
for lewd and lasc1vious cohabitation,
and will, very likely, be held to the
grand jury to answer the charge.
Mrs. Hindsdale's bright voice and
brilliant execution are becoming well
known to musical people, and as usual,
her decided operatic talent and finished
style were evident in her two Italian
selections.-San Francisco Eranasnerx
Geo. L. Strong, who has been editor
Of the Mitchell Monitor since the paper
vas started, has resigned the position,
Ind r. E. Misner has assumed edi-
5orial charge. Mr.. Strong has been
very competent manager, and it will
be difficult to secure equal ability.
Geo. r. Snipes, whose fruit farm is
only few miles below the city. has a
fine lot of ripe peaches. They are an
excellent early variety, and of a most
delicious flavor. He has an abundance
of these, and supplies the local market
every morning.
The grasshoppers are working in
the gra.nfields of the Columbia hills.
Uncle Tom Burgen was in town this
morning, says the Klickitat Republican
of last Saturday. and said the hoppers
have cleaned everything up to Wedge
woods. leaving nothing but the barb
wire on the posts.
Mrs. Hinsdale's first selection of
song, THE Miller's Daughter" was
followed per request by "Within o
Mile OF Edenboro' Town." and it was
treat. The little dainty mannerisms
accompanying the old favorite were
appropriate and winning. But when
she sang Coming Through the Rye,"
it was indeed the song that reached the
heart. One old gentleman near me
remarked that ''he would come hun.
dred miles to hear her sing that
again. San Francisco Call.
1t is sad commentary upon our po-
lice regulations if any peaceable citi-
zen is not protected everywhere from
the attacks of drunken ruffians. This
is the object OF municipal government,
and if this protection is not guaranteed
every person it is time for individuals
to band together for mutual safety.
The Dalles has heretofore enjoyed inn
munity from mob violence; but if there
is not a greater vigilance exercised in
the peace somebody will be
seriously hurt.
Mr.. J. Taylor, of Yakima. in attempt
ing to get on board the east bound
train Sunday morning, fell over the
bridge to the ground suffering
D fracture of the right leg. He was
not acquainted with the board walk on
The bridge, and ran down it to jump on
the moving train until he came to the
place where the railing had been
broken by the runaway horse last
week, and unconsciously stepped to |
The ground. DR.. Hollister was called |
20 attend the injured man who is now
'esting easily.
John Switzler, of the Columbia river,
Who probably has more horses than
my other man in the northwest, has
,ntered into contract with the Port
and Canning company to deliver 5000
lead OF horses on the north bank of
he river at $3.50 per heal. If he takes
hem across the railroad he is to re-
eive SO per head. 1t is understood
he horses are to be slaughtered and
acked for the Chinese trade, bu5 they
nay find their way into the home mar.
et under the guise of choice corned
eef.
Amos Underwood, of White Salmon,
Vash., has finally won his suit against
apt. II. Cook in land contest. In
ne contest before the Vancouver land |
flee. Mr.. Underwood won the case.
ut Capt. Cook appealed to the land
at Washington City and
ne decision of the Vancouver office ,
as reversed. Mr.. Underwood then ,
,ok the case before Secretary Hoke ,
mitha and it was finally decided in his
Ivor. The land In dispute consists of
acres of railroad land lying on the
est side OF the White Salmon river,
From tues lay. Daily.
Cool and pleasant.
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