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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-05-18
KNIGHTS OF THE MAcCABEEs.
Institution of The Dalles Tent Saturday
Night.

Institution of The Dalles Tent Saturday
Night.
During the past week Mr.. w. A.
lines ana Mr.. w. L. BARTLETT have been
in the city attempting to interest the
citizens In the Institution of a tent OF
the order of Knights of the Maccabees.
They were successful in their efforts,
ana Saturday evening charter list OF
32 were present in tne Schanno hall
over A. A. Browns store. Deputy SUI
preme Commander j. w. Sherwood
arrived from Hood River on the Regat-
tatOr that evening, and met the appi-
cants in the hall and organized the
tent. After the necessary prelimina-
ries the following officers were elected
and installed: Fast 5. K. c., John
Michel; K. e., VIM. Tackman; Lieut..
K. e., h. II. Rlddell; h. K, John
+. Hampshire; Chaplain, r. +. Will
liams; physician, DIR. james Suther-.
land; S., Gus Bonn; NJ. at A, w. L.
Johns; 1st M. of c., r. H. Lonsdale;
I'd M. of g., l.. Lane; s., j. thinner
man; T., Jos. Nitschke. The name
adopted for the tent was The Dalles,
and the night of meeting Saturday.
This is a very popular beneficiary and
insurance OrOer, and the tent begins
its existence under the most favorable
auspices, with a list of good. active
members,
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Held to Answer without Bail.

John Basin, the Wallowa county
murderer, has been held to answer
without bail, says the Chieftain. The
man seems to have entertained the
idea that as Fleming was on his land
he had right to kill him and that the
law would sustain him in so doing.
He has been talking freely of the
affair, and his own story puts him in
an unenviable light. Fleming was on
horseback and unarmed, and Basin
did not shoot him in moment of pas
sion, as he went half mile for his
shotgun after the alteration, and, re-
turning, fired upon his victim in cold
blood. Basin does not seem to realize
at all the enormity of his offense. So
far he has made no move toward secur-
ing counsel.
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Daughters of the Revolution.

The Daughters of the American
Revolution have accepted an invitation
to appoint speakers who will deliver
orations On patriotic subjects for the
18th and 10Th of October at the Cotton
States and International Exposition,
where the organization will hold its
annual meeting. The president gen.
eral is to select the speakers. Mrs.
Hogg, regent of Pennsylvania. will
bring all the local chapters of that
state, and advices from different states
in the union show great interest in
the meeting to be held in Atlanta.
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1t is considered good sport to fish in
mountain streams, and it unquestiona-
bly, is very exhilarating; but all are
not successful in bringing home
baskets full of the finny denlzens of
the mountain streams. This cannot
be said of Mr.. w. L. Hunter, the fore
man of this office and Mr.. McDutfie. of
the New York Life. who returned after
few hours jaunt with fish galore,
and some of the most attractive ones
that we have ever seen. That they
were toothsome can be verified by the
editor, who always appreciates such
food.
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ATTENTION FRE1GHrERs.

DI a'ewan ed for hau ing out 100. 900 pounds
d wo j and 25 900 20 30 90 pound back fr light
consitti & o groce les and heav, cool. All w,ols
t" hauled from Muddy Stati IN [ a p int lS miles
soathea Of ALteUp.l t., The Daes. and back
freigh fir m The i'alies TO Muiny Staten. All of
said wool I'D back 1rei. ht to b. well protested
WI h wagon sheets and del vered in good oruer a
cond tim, tween the 9th day of Ma, the Ist
dav OF July next. T rms: one-ha, cash all he paid
on delivery of elch 10 d at he Dalles, if de Ired
and the remainder "ompletion o ontr Ct. Bids
WI be op ned April BOT at P. M, an award
made known at M.n dy's Wa ehnuse Nay I'd, 1905.
Bidders ith endorse, touching tn ir ,esp n-i
binty will be given the preference. address Il
bids to hem Y HAHN,
Secy Prineville d L st. Co
"a Front st. Portland IT.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtu- of an ex cution. iss led ont the Cir
ID cult court OF tn state of oregon for Was
County, in action entil d E. %. White. pa nLrf
vs.. G. p. Heal and Mary p. Head, aud di-
rec I'd and d liyered. did on the 25th ~ of
N rch lS 5. levy pom. an / viii s'l at pubic auc-
ton, to the highest bi der for h hani, sat
of sad da,, at the court house door he Dal es.
in Waco county, Ore .on, the following descrb d
property tU-wit All of the il ter-sts Of defendants
in AMI to that cert tract ptrceI IF land boun-
ded and Hibtd follows: Co "m ncins he
southe tt earn of the northwest gu OF section.
twu () tp nrrth, .f ran 10 e.,t; III III
thirty -hundredth~ rod ,.to p Jnt; thence ,r
4615 rods to a poht; thence ast III ard thirty
hundredths ds to point: thence south 46 rod TO
the pace of be- iuning.
Also tina cert uu IT ct or parcel of land boundeG
and d .scrlted TO. l,ws Be- inni the nor, h
east corner of tl northwest quarter If the h
quarter OF section two e. Up north, range 10
eIs, running hence south 81 10 s To point; thence
west 81 70 o point, thence north 80 rods to d
pl mt; thence asst so rolls to the lace Of beginning
Both Of d herenb ne desc. ibsd beng p t.
uated in county # wasco. sste "f oregon,
u urh thereof hall be uifi lent t, satisfy the
rum Of Si> hundred and Ii y aud vrnJv-
one on, -hundredth d ,lar-, ii interest thereon
the RAJ II 3 cs &c per nlum rom che % I'D day
of March A. ID. 1890 AIKEN and leviei upon as
the property Of y. z. He.d and Mary p. HeaId TO
snt ~ said sum of 6Sl IL md interest h n, in
favor + p.ajntif. gethsr with cost and acc.uinx
costs.
Dated at Dalle City, oregon, april 9Th. 1895.
nj. DkIV
he III Of Wasco touuty oregon
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G. A. r. Encampment.

Active preparations for the state en-
campment of the g. A. R., Woman 8
Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans, to
be held in this city June 18th and 17th,
says the Oregon City Enterprise. began
last Saturday, when the executive
committee of Meade Post consisting
of G.. A. Harding, Captain ]. p. Shaw
and Captain J. T.. Apperson, held a
conference with the committees of the
other organizations. Committees on
arrangements, ETC., will be made up
this week, and the work of prepara-
tion will proceed for the grand occa-
sion. 1t is expected there will be 700
or 500 visitors in the city at this time,
and an effort will be made to entertain
them royalty. Battery A and the Null
tipor quartet of Portland have been
invited to be present.
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Naval Cadet.

There will be an examination at the
High School building in Portland of
candidates for the naval academy at
Annapolis, on May 23d and 24th. This
district is entitled to one student, and
the boy must be sound physically, of
good moral character, between the ace
Of IA and 20 years, and be proficient In
the common school branches and ele-
mentary algebra. The course is four
years in the academy, and two years.
cruise with naval ship. There will
be vacancy at Annapolis after COM
mencement in June, which will be sup
piled by an appointment by Hon. w.
r. Ellis, our member of congress.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE Al The liALLEs, OREGON
Mar h 8, oS5
Notice is hereby given that the following name,
ettier has lieu notice Of his intention MAKE ina
PROOF in support of his claim, aid that PROOF
will be Made before the Register and kec, 1. er
The Dalles, oregon, oil April q Is 5, VIZ:
CYRUS co bpiR
Fl No 4I61, fer n ~ 4 SLA, >wi and lot 6,
SET 10 Ip2N % +. " VI.
He NAMES he 'oiIuwiny witnesses to prove hi
con inGOu residence upon and ivati of sand
and, viz
William Brookhous Fred Wickman, A. " lsUn
A. GuInther ali If he DLlles, ''rerOn.
JAS. r. MOORE, z, gister
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HIS DEATH EXPECTED.
The Victim of James Goldworthy's Pistol
Is Dying.


Yesterday a change for the worse
rapidly took place in the condition of
John Preston. the victim of the Virtue
mine shooting on the 1st instant, says
the Baker City Democrat.
DIR. Dodson, his physician, was called
to attend him and at a late hour had
not returned to the city. Justice W.
Fl. Bentley also went to the bedside of
the dying man 10 take down his last
statement regarding the unfortunate
affair.
1t was thought for several days after
the shooting that Preston was in a
very fair way to recover, but later and
by slow degrees he has grown weaker.
Yesterday he began sinking rapidly.
The death of Preston will necessi-
tate the charge of murder being pre-
ferred against Goldworthy, who is con-
fined in the county Jail, and who,up to
this time, has not had preliminary
examination.
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Good Templars Picnic.

The members of the different lodges
of the 1. o. G. T. will give picnic at
Moore's Grove on Three Mile, Satur-
day May 18th, and the following is a
part of the programme of amusements
for the day: Croquet, horse shoe game,
gentleman.s sack race, ladies sack
race, swing, egg race, climbing creased
pole, small boys race, essays, recita-
tions and music. Prizes to be awarded
to the winners of games and races. All
friends of the temperance cause are
most cordially invited to be with us.
DINSMORE PARISH,
Chairman Committee.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT TaR DALLEs, JREooH
March 4 1895

March 1875.
ght to purch Use under act OF h-rch 8, 1857.
-NotIce nere1y that she IUliO~lns -iIanleu
> ttler has flied notice OF his intention tU
make final proof in support of his claim, anu
( ght o purchase unde said act, q d tia said
r'"I will lie before the hegisIc' and Re
eIver - Tn, Daes, A rtl y, 1895 w:
MNR>HALL HltL.
ppiiSatl"n No. Act OF Aarc 3, 1887, for tn
ssA sw Il. sec. 10, tip N, r l3 r., " M.
He names the foiIuwing witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz:
Robert Cooper, 2 Morgan, W. H. Taylor, T. A.
Hudson all OF The Dalles, Or.
smr-et JAS +. MOORE, Register.
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Base Ball.

A game of base ball was played at
Wamic last Saturday between Tygh
nine and that of Dufur, resulting in
favor of the latter by score of 19 to
9. The Dufur club comprises the fol-
lowing well-known players: Frank
Chase, c.; R. McGraves, p.; G. 81. Du-
fur, 8. S.; w. A. Hendrix, 1st b.;
w. Carnielle, I'd b.; A. Car
nielle, Sd b.; J. Staats, r..f.; J..
SENEGAL, C. f.; w. Ragsdale, l. +. Tygh
Valley: Clyde Bonney, c.; J. Kennedy,
p; w. Hunt, S.; S. Kennedy, 1st b.;
w. 81. McAtee, I'd b.; Dave Miller, Sd
b.; 81. Miller, r. f.; F. Cummings, C. f.;
A. Lake. |, {.
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SsJEfsIFF.S SALE.

Dv virtue of an execution issued out of the Cir
ID crIi C ut If The Stare of 'Iregp for Was o
60 nty, on tn Ind da, OF Ma ch, 1895, u on jn 2
ment and decree July made enter a. d enter
therein by said court The Is h day Of Fee ruary :,
T. u. Is9,, in the uit enrtlel Ch ,fieS +. G II
u aint fl v. 7 j. Wat on trustee. 7 j. Wstson,
May q. Wat on and d. NJ. Nc achla n efe tnts;
aud tn me dire ted nd de iverei. | d III tue 9Th
lie auc ion, to tn h.h st bi der r , in h nj,
on onday, the both az { April, 1895, Al "',lo
la the af said day, at the fcn de or IT the
county cou h Da les Citv, asc" County
'regoo, e following descri Ell lands a. d premi es
to-wit Los six Co., ven % eight (s) and nj C
o., in section tw n six (26), ia ow shin hfee (3)
u"rth, in rng- Q") east ''f The Willamette MerI-
dian. in n. mi ~c,e { ny ther from tn
folowin: trac cont ming five ares: B gin lug It
the northwes corner of "a d Il eigh (S) Ia -ai
uion wenty-s :26) wnship and siure d.,
tn said inJia put The center of sa seciiuu.
Mug tueuce -outh SO 81 feet; th-nce e"s 1862
feet thence north 1919 ct; thence west 1851 ct,
the p ace of hegnhing, he TRAIT OF land he by
Il, v ed npon ami be sold hereunder conJaininy =
16S s. a lying and being 81 uated in IA d
sco county, state OF Ir gou, II so much 'her' Of
a shall re cienJ to settle the >rm of Sll Z 81
with interest III re m the rate of 10 per per
annun nc the 18th day of Febru ,ry. 1895, 10
geLher wi h he sum of 81 90 attur eys fees, and
the fur sum CI Sl2 g5 'osts of sail suit faken
aid lev ed up as pr pc ty oil I. j. Watson
tr ste, T. J. Watson AID n.yG g Watson DEF nj.
ants herein, ami to s,t i'd um of Sil27 81 W tn
interest the rae II 10 per cent ler ann m sinc.
February 18Th, 1895, anu sdm OF 900" ttor-
ueys Iets, and the M OF Sl2 " cost OF suit, in
favor of Cnaries Gil, mt Fl. as O. dered and de.
ed oy "ur sal Circuit Cour to-ethsr with ac-
cruins C psts AMI p nse> sale here elm.
G ven under hand and dated a. Dalles City,
Oregon, this % h day OF March. A u: 1895.
4. j. DRIVER,
By ROBERT KEi LY,
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through the United States mail. The
facts are she was allowed to 60 on her
own nrecognizance, and when $500 bail
was required for appearance in June.
she readily furnished the amount with
Mrs. Ditchburn; of Portland, and an
Oregon City party as sureties. Miss
Berger was former resident of this
CITY.
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for WascO County.
j. c. MEANS, Plaintiff,
vS.
C. ]. COATSwORiH and GRACE V.
COAr,WOR II, Defendants.
To ]. Coatsworth aud Gr,ee v. Co,tswnrth, the
a. owe named defendants, In the n .ue the
State OF OREGON.
You and each Of you are hereby required to :
pear anu answ The comp ainI of plai'tiff filed
against YOU in e above It'll d Court and Cause
on or efure tn first day Of the n xt regular erm
Of the CircuiC Cou of the Stat OF ''regon, for
Vasco Z ounty, towit: I'm bef Monday he
q OF May, 1875; and il you either of u
f. | 10 soap ear ana nswer, for W mt T. e. euf the
lai-t fl will take jud meut .gan-t for he sum
Of 5000. co. oceIher with nt on said sum at the
rae of ten per cent per annum nee tn tn " of
June, 1893, he sum $50 90 a
sonabe att rneys fee in this actIou upon tn It
tain note m vie d executed bv you he said de-
fen ia Is for the u If $500 90 in crest the
rae of ten per per annum in flvor Of the
above FAMED pain,iff VIII oh be RS cate June
20 h, 1893, and was due the goth dav of June,
1894; and TOR praI t,f's Is and sbursements
made and expen ed n this C ion
This summons is served pom You by pub icstion
thereof in t 'e TINES MoUSTAI EBR o newspaper of
g-ner ci GU alton published = at Da es City.
Wasco G un y UIe for six rsecutive weeks,
10y order honorable ". L. Bradshaw. jude of
said urt which order be rs d te the 9th day Of
II, 1895. DUFUR & Me Er Z.
apr13-7t Att"rne 5 for plaintiff.
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"For Charity Suffereth Long. y


"MGtS0ss Of q BeneUOLesse Home
and knowing the good DR.. Miles Nervine
has done me- my wish to help others, over
comes my dislike for the publicity, this
letter may give me. in Nov. and Dec, 1893,
The inmates had the "LaGSippe."
and was one of the first. Resuming duty
TOO soon, with the care Of SO many sick, l
did not regain my health, and in month
Ibecanae SO debiIitated and nervous
from sieepiessness and the drafts MADE on
my vitality. that IL was question II could
go on. dear friend advised me 20 try
DR.. Miles, Restorative EcTUisse.
took bottles and am happy TO say, 1 am
In better health than ever. I still continue
HIS occasional use, as q sees'Ue food,
as my work is very trying. A letter ad-
dressed TO Milwaukee, Wis, will reach me-"
June 6. 1894. Mrs. LAURA G. PHOENIX.
DR.. Miles Nervine is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell it at 81. 6 bottles for So, or
1t will be sent, prepaid, on receipt OF price
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
In the Justice Court for The Dalles Dis
trict, Waseo County, Oregon.
W II MJmDY and 2 FNp bY, asl
MOODY CO.. Plaintiffs,
[
T Il CORUM, Defendant.
To Il Corum, the above named defendant In
the name of the State of oregon.
You hereby required to appear before the
undersigned, Justice OF the Peace in The Dalles
district, in said county and state or bef MOI
day, June 8, 1895 at the hour If ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day, at tie office of said Jnstice
said district tn answer the complaint of W H
Moody and T. Moody, as NJ 'ody & Co. founded
on an account stated. and wherein they dem and
$63.33, for which sum judgment will be rendered
against vou together with the c,sts of the action
If you fail to appear and answer said complaint,
This summons is SERVED by publication thereof in
the TIa s-M"rNTAI>tkR, a newspaper OF general
circulat on pubs shed weekly in The Dalles district
said county and state. in pursuance Of order
M de herein OH the 18th day Of April. 1896.
s DAVIS,
apr20 Justice of the Peace
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Working This Way.

There seems to be no doubt that
there is a gang of petty robbers or
burglars on small scale which is op-
Grating along the line of the o. r. &
N. and from the newspaper accounts
they are due here soon. Not too much
care can be taken to spot them and
prevent any depredations in this city.
Several small burglaries have been
noticed in each town and now La
Grande has been reached. The Chr0n-
icle says:
"The epidemic of burglarizing which
broke out in Baker City few days
ago has extended to La Grande, and
the absence of any quarantine regula-
tions in the way of a nightwatchman
is not very well calculated to prevent
a further spread of similar dcpreda-
tions. In each instance an entrance
was effected through rear windows.
There is so far no clue that will lead
to the detection OF the perpetrators,
and the amount of loss is so small that
it is not likely any special effort will
be made to apprehend the robbers
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Harper's Weekly.


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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-05-18
AN OREGON BOY
Percy N. Olmstead In the Pathway of
Distinction.

Distinction.
Judge M. L. Olmstead has received
word from his son Percy N. Olmstead
that the latter has been ordered to re-
port in Washington, D. c., for exam
ination, says the East Oreqonidn.
Percy Olmstead is the only Oregon
/boy who has gone through the Annap-
oils naval academy. In the examine
ton. twenty-five cadets will compete
for promotion to fill five vacancies,
and if the Oregon boy is successful, he
will be advanced to the rank of junior
lieutenant, his present rank being ca
det ensign and his position that of aide
to Admiral Walker on the flagship
Philadelphia. Young Olmstead has
won the distinguished honor of rank
ing second in the world with an aver
age of 96per cent. out of a possible 100
points, in the operation of high power
guns.
During the past two ye.,rs he has
been in South American ports, China.
Japan, the islands and many other
countries. Oregon people will take
pride in their only cadet who thus
takes high rank among the hundreds
of young men whom Uncle Sam is
training up as officers. and success in
securing promotion will please every
OregOnian.