The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-11-16
rTEns IN BRIEF.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Circuit court will convene next Mon
day.
Mr.. F. Krusow, of Grass Valley, wa
in the city today.
Mr.. J. A.>Gulliford, Of Dufur, spen
the forenoon in the city.
Mrs. John Dexter left on the nool
train for home in Vallejo, Cal.
License to wed was issued b.
County. Clerk Kelsay today to Mr.. B
q. Hines and Miss Ehae Wilson.
Miss Ann Morrow arrived last nigh
from Portland, and left today with he
brother for their home in Crool
county.
Today Mr.. R. B. Hood sold hors
on the streets at public auction TO
$3.50. Mr.. B. 9. Huntington was thu
purchaser.
The Cascades nimrods who hav'
been in Sherman county shooting gees
passed down the road this morning
with thirty fine birds.
During the week large number O.
bills were allowed by the county court
list OF which will be published after
the court adjourns for the term.
Besides q large numberof passengers
the Regulator had on board this morn
ing 500 sacks of wheat, thirty head o.
cattle and two emigrant wagons.
Hood River apples are to find their
way to Hong Kong. Mr.. W. A. Sling
erland recently sold 100 boxes in Port
land that will be shipped to that place.
Two OF the six Jordan brothers who
have been convicted of cattle-stealing
in Harney county escaped from the
Jail at Burns on the night Of the 9th.
Mrs. G. C. Bills returned this morn.
ing from q month visit to her parents
in Genesee, Idaho, where she was
called by the fatal illness Of her sister,
Mrs. Mollie Attell. .,
Mr.. W. J. Hartman, of Eight-mile,
who was in the city today. reported
that water had begun running in
streams south Of here that have been
dry the past three months. =
The Dalles is enjoying an unusually
good trade from the surrounding coun-
ties. Hardly q day passes that there
are not farmers from Gillian, Crook or
Sherman counties here loading wagons
with supplies.
It is reported that owing to the
shortage Of the range in the, vicinity
of Antelope sheepmen in that section
are unable to supply the demand of
mutton buyers who have visited that
locality.
Homestead proofs were received at
the land Office today as follows: Joseph
Darrer ST nwf, nw4 net sw9 ne9 sec 13,
tp II 8, r % Q, and Jacob L. Barnham
81 sw4 sec 2, set set sec 2 net net sec 1,
tp LIS r24 9. 50
Last night slight scrimmage oc-
Cured in the East End, and as . result
F. W. L. Skibbe and Alex. Huguenine
are defendants and Gus Smith COM
plainant in an assault and battery case
before Justice Davis this afternoon.
According to careful estimates the
United States and Canada issued 20, ,169
OF the 81, 600 newspapers published in
the entire world last year. These
American newspapers printed 3,4S1,-
10000 copies during the year, which
were probably more than were issued
in all the other countries combined.
just after dark last night Marshal
Blakeny gathered in four Indians who
were creating disturbance on the
beach north of the Umatilla House.
They had imbibed too freely, and for
their hilarity were allowed to do five
dollars worth OF work each on the
roads.
I A gentleman who was present as q
spectator at the council meeting last |
night says the sewerage question was
"cussed', and discussed at such length
that all the city fathers are now per-
fectly conversant with every detail per-
tanning to the subject, and he believes
the final outcome win be the adoption |
of the finest sewerage system on the
Pacific coast.
The Seufert & Condno Telephone
Co. has sued out a writ of injunction
against the Oregon Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. restraining the latter COM
pany from erecting its telephone
poles through or between the wires of
the plaintiff company's telephone sys-
tenn, or by the side thereof, and from
erecting it's telephone wires among,
above, below, beside or parallel with
the wires Of the plaintiff company"
Judge Bradshaw granted q temporary I
and the case will be tried
at the coming term Of court.
Six wagon loads Of emigrants and
their household goods passed through
yesterday on their way from Kansas to
the Grand Round valley in Oregon.
They left their Kansas homes on the
10th OF July and came by way Of the
Did emigrsnt trail through South pass.
One old man was asked by q Democrat
about the dust. Dyes said he
there is right smart Of dust but it
shows that you don't have Kansas
Wind storms In Idaho or itwouId all be
blown away.-Idaho Democrat.
From Mondays Daily
Hans Lage, Of Hood River, is in the 3
ity. II
W. r. wiseman, Of Antelope, is in I
he city.
M. B. Black, of Cascade Locks, is i'll
he city.
A light rain fell at Bakeoven Satur-
sy night. /;
Mr.. q. c. Roberts, OF Hood River, is !,
n the city.
B. A. Hunsaker went to Portland d
his morning.
Mahora's Minstrels at the Baldwin :
aturday night. !
Mr.. Frank Seufert returned yester b
~ from Portland. C
Mr.. A. ]. Coffee, city electrician of d
ortland, is in the city.