The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-23
From Mondays Daily.

Dusty roads.
MIR. Chas. Butler, the cattle buyer o
Port Townseud Wash arrived in the city
yesterday from trip into the interior.
The following deed was filed for record al
wife to E G. Wiley and L B. Clark; IS
acres sec SO, tp 3 o, 10 e; $1,000.
Capt. McNulty will have command of the
Regulator until Capt. Wand's return. he
is tho oldest captain on the river, having
nayigated the Columbia since 1858.
J. P. VanHoutsn, of the B. y. and l..
Co. at Hay Creek. arrived in the city las,
evening with 1900 head of mutton sheep.
They will be shipped east to Chicago.
In the damage suit IN Sherman county the
plaintiff, who claimed to have been 30 tadly
injured, left the country bsfors the trial
was called on the calendar, and consequently
it was dismissed.
A. NJ. Williams & Co are showing an ex.
tsnsiye display of cents ohalIis dfess
goods. Th,se are very popular, and the
price is the lowest at which they have eyer
been sold In this city.
Large and long timbers are being hauled
through the streets daily, and these are used
for FISH wheels. The season will open on
the l0th of next month. A good run of
salmon is expected this year.
Yesterday there was quiee a number of
tramps in town, and they were very bold in
plying their vocation. They called on sew.
eral houses for food, and requested dona.
tions OF several articles of clothing.
The advertisement for bids for the bonds
has caused the recorder to receive consider
able correspondence from firms in different
parts of the country. There is no doubt
the bonds will be taken at good figures.
Sturgeon fishing has not been very pros.
porous for the last few days. This NAM
moth inhabitant of the river seems to be
very scarce. and perhaps this industry will
not furnish much remuneration In the flu.
tnre.
The smallpox patients are convalesoiog
very encouragingIy. Mr.. Monahan will be
able to be around in a few days, and the
nurse, MIR. Rideal, has baen' sffllcted by
varioloid, aud the disease will not be as vir.
ulent as the FIST one.
Nearly all the fruit trees on Mill creek
and in this vicinity have been sprayed, and
nothing has been left undone that will tend
to good crop, The prospects. were never
better than at present. the frost having
done no injury to fruits at or near The
Dalles.
Mr.. August BuohIer. of the Columbia
Brewery, has enlarged his facilities for the
OF beer, and now ships the
article to every town In Eastern Or gou
Columbia Brewery teer has become very
popular. aud is now eagerly sought by con.
noiseurs everywhere.
The people who are in debt, and there
are many of them, will continue to pay
taxes for the next two years ON what they
do not own. Deduction of ndsbtedne IS
would certainly have been allowed If the
and not frIttered away all the time on the
contest.
Mr.. M. 2 DonneIl opened his drug store,
adjoining the first National balk tonay. II
% lifted up very nicelv, and is very conve-
nient and neat in its appointments. The
clerk, is Mr. Geo. w. Herbein,
! graduate of the pharmaceutical depart
nent OF the unworthy of Pennsylvaria,
'ne OF the best institutions in the country.
The population of Portland as indicated
oY the school census Is now given as ILL.,
,04, the east side having an excess RI pop |
ilation over the west side of II, 1854 Tue |
gain in population for the entire oity, tor |
he past four years, is very close to q, 900,
'r about 1000 for each of the worst ioar
Tears the city has ever seen or is likely to |
ver experience again.
Baker Democrat, MIR. Geo. Filloon, of
'pokane, and manager OF the Griffin Gulch
Mining Compsny, operating near Auburn,
While passing up Front street fell to the
idewalk in faint but soon regained con-
ciousness. DR.. Curry was called and had
dr. Filloon conveyed to his room 10 the
hepherd lodg ng house. DR.. Curry re-
orts his patient out of danger but suffer-
,R from weakness.
The political events Of the year will be
aluable ss indices. but present indications
o net promise an exciting oanysss. E CO.
i ns for state officers will be held as fol-
'ws, Rhode Island, April 8; on Nov, s.,