The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-09

honest. generous impulses, and the last sad
rites were paid to the remains with feelings
of sorrow and regret
MIR. ID. 9. Herrin, the photoera pher, left
on the boat this morning on a snort visit to
Cascade Locks.
The number of school chillren by the
last censns taken in this district Is 1912,
quite an increase oyer last year.
Elder /. II. Hazel aud wife. OF the Chris
tisn chnrch IN tt's city. were Passengers on
the DO .s for Portland this morning.
Four c,rlou is Of hrgs were shipped from
the stockyards of K. K. Saltmarshe u Co,
10 this city today. Their destination was
Portland.
Mr.. Casper Grnupar. of Stevenson Wash,
was passenger to his home this morning.
He has just returned from an extended visit
In Germany.
A large number of beef cattle, fattened
on the immense ranges of sonthessrerD Ore
gon have been shipped to Omaha this WIN
It in fine condition
A bond for a deed from Hood River
Townsite Compar y to Nicholas B'llen was
filed for record Saturday for lots l. and 8,
block 4. town of Hood River.
From prescott indications tine prices for
stocS cat le will be higher thus year tha0
they were last, even if the price of beet
cattle should remain the ssme. The Grint
couuty Meas 10 advi-ed OF the sale of a band
of stock cattle over about South Fork, at
$l3 per head for little, big. good and in
different.
The Grsang Ferein held its monthly su-
cal last evening. The principal features
of the evening were recitations, sin 5Ing and
the production of u.o,k village school.
Tue music rendered by the orchestra.
consisted of several be,uu!ul overtnns.
which added to the enjoyment of the even.
ing, and made 1t decided success,
There are two ways OF getting ones name
in the paper. Doing something that is
commendable, and then you are pleased;
doing something that is wrong, and then
one Is directly opposite of beng pleased
Ire newspaper Is continually OH tie rustic
for something TO fill up with. aed Is quick
to put down whatever II off.red wi hout
any personal fe-liegs in the matter at all.
It. appears from the record Of the re-
corder's court that the charge OF WIFE beat
lag could not b, su5stant.ated ag Inst MIR.
Chas. L.ndis. and the case was dismissed.
for dsorderiv conduct ON the streets, and
on this the jnry disagreed, and were dis
chrg.d. Ou the 25th day Of March the
case will again be tried.
There were two arrests made last night,
and the un ortunate victims spent the hours
in the city Jail One was deprived Of his
liberty tor teing drunk and disorderiy, and
the other fer acts of vagrancy. B fore the
rooordar he tpnhriatQ D
fined IS, aud the hobo was allowed to de-
part IN consideration that the bright aun-
light would not ef.cs his shadow on the
si eealks of The Dalles.
A sad accident IS reported from Thorn
Hollow in the drowning OF Mrs. Margaret
Bourner, wife of Edward BourDer. She
was going from her home near Adams to the
place of August Conf oyer, and the coupling
of the wagon way, prrcipi atiDg Mrs.
Boprner in the river where sbe met her
death. Mrs Bourner had no children and
has for some time been carrying On pro-
ceedipgs for divorce from her husband, who
has been considered insane.
The regular annual meeting of the school
directors was heli in the brick school house
this afternoon at 9 O'Clock. b. Adams
called the meeting to order, in the absence
OF MT. ii. D wilson, tne cnalrnlSu, anu tue
annual financial report of the clerk was
read aud approved. There appearing no
further business the board adjqurncd
Great credit is due Clerk jacobsen for the
etfcIent manner ID which he has managed
the affairs of the district.
Mr.. Joe Vodka, the provision dealer.
has had an eagle Gagged in the ward in the
rear OF his store for. some time; but today
he gave him his liberty. This proud bird
of freedom, on finding himself free to roim
where be pleased, hoped around for time
and then perched on a board. he did not
cleave the AR with his pinIons. but looked
perfectly ntented on his perch. Later In
the dav Wodika hobbled the bird, and now
he skip- around without the least exhibition
Of viciousosss.
The smallpox seare has quieted down, and
our people feel assured that there will be no
spread OF the coutsgion. Mr.. Monahan.
the patient, is improving. having passed the
acute stage of the disease. Those Who
have been removed to the pest house 10 the
pines have deve oped no symptoms OF the
disease, and, as they have been vaecIuated,
t is not expec'ei that the contag on has
had any effect on them. 10 a few days all
persons will be discharged VINO have been
exposed. The action taken by the hoard of
le,,th was very timely, and saved the city
rom an epidemic.