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BRANCH HYpRosRAPHIc OFFICE, y. s. Mr.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. June %. 1895 }
The time ball Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day. e., at noon of the I2Oth
meridian, or at exactly p. NJ. Greenwich time
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Asparagus, q H.,
Artichok Sdoz. .
Beets, q doz. ...'
Beans, white, p ID
Colored, q h.
Lima, o b......-
Cabbage, each.
CaulihowerS, each.
Celery, y bunch...
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HARPERs PERIODICALS
sHERIFF's SALE.

In the Circuit Cou Of the State OF Oregon for the
Cont, Of Wasco
j. u Fland.rs, plaintiff, VS.. -. 10. Taylor Sarah X
rsyI Ir. JOsrph a ] huson, c roline Brees-, John
Barg-r, T. G. Mitchell ann The stat ,f Ore. on as
T. ust%se r Z the = the s.n, MOI school Fund
OF Ma CO County, Oregon, defendants.
BY Writ re Of an execution, decree ana order Of
-ae dui. issued out Of and under the seal Of the
CIr, ut Court of the tate Il regon for the c, ,,nty
IT WascO. &c me directe an dated the Srd day vf
June, 1895. u on d. cree Tor the reclb ure of A
cefttiu moItgge and judgm, 1T render. d and
. tered in sEd .ourt on the u n dav Of May 1896
In the o,e e"tit ed cause, In favor of y ain "a
* inst the def ndant %. Ia. lor as Judgment
debtor, in the sun Of S4l96 s2 with Interest
thereon nom the 9th da, III MAJ, 1885, at the rate
of : per &C per snnum and tho further SUN of
SAO0 alto news lees, anu he fri ther rum Of S25
Co.. aud also the ensts uf and up.n this writ and
commanding nie Io make sale Of the real property
MOI aced In sch decree Of fore los IRE an he al ~.
fser de- cribed, u OIL the 18th Of july l5 s.
It he our OF 10 o'c ock in tie 10 enoOn and At
the on a'or o. the County Court hou-e In palles
Ivy, wh,co ounty r gou, sell at public auction
to he CHEST bidder for sh in nd all th- rv ht
title and interest which he uef ;ndsnts y. ID Iay.
or an. "a 81 Il. Tay or, or either OF them. had on
the l7th day II nuary, e98. the date Of the TT.
gage iorciosed herein, or whIcn d. febd nts or
'Ly of the deenoants IL rein, hive sin acuuir- d.
or now ve In ana TO the foil, wing e>crihed real
pr PeriV. situate in he Couity Wasco and State
1 Ur go., to-wlt: Los one o. TWO (2). and three
~ Ia &C. eghI (sG and the east haf uI he ast hs
Of settion seven "a aii IN 'unshp a. north Of
rAige ID east willamette Mer al N, or so m ch 4
aid properly as will satisfy said judgr,ht and de
cree with costs anu all accruihg costs. said
property will be sod sui ieci .nhrmaiion by said
vided.
Dated at Dailes City. OREGON, June 7,h, 1896.
T.J. DRIVER
sot She in Of Wasco Iouuty oregon.
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sHER1 F,s SALE.

By virtue OF an execution ssu out Of the circuit
cou Of the state Of oregon for Waco county, upo.
q ju ignlent m td-, ier-d AMI ent red bv id
conrt on tn 2sth day of May, 1895 in favor # III,
plint Il In act on then AMI theretofore pending
wh-r In j. q. Meins W plaintiff and y. J. Goats.
worth md g ac- V. Cnat-worth uere defendants
commando < me to levy upon ,nd 10 sci out of the
er O al property elo ging to i'd defendants or
t. sufficient cannot be found shen ous of the rea
property belonging to said defen ,ants In wascn
z. unity Or gon, ON q sf5-r June II b, 1895 sufi-
cient to satisfy C. sums due "a W it, did du,y
lew upon on the nth day of Ju y 1895 and will sci
at u lie auc'i n the b ghe-t hi dsr cash in
hand Oh S,turd y. August lU'h 1895 at he hnu of
o'clock In the afernoo o sal day at the front
door Of the county court n d dies City, Wa ,co
ouniy, Or gon al OF the I'm 8 nd r.mlses :
b Tor mertio, ed an@ d.s led e. sit:
The n 4 Of sw II and \ y Of w u Of &c IL; n
e u Of NV Asc 13t In. l3 Q IN, c nta n.
Ing 100 acres; also frrtiout o. an I n n 1 of
e J. rec II tp1 r. 13e, W. N cmttiiins ls "a
-cres; also a frac 'na tart "f tha n W fnstu Of
sec l3 tp |. n Is e. W, N. cont rnin, Is acres;
also " Of " Of SEC 7, t.. nr IL e. III
conta ming lo7 20 &c es; also 3of tni -
V OF r.c u, tp. l, l3 " NJ. contain ng 1He
and ell yingapd hslnk5n Waseo county. sgou, or 50
much Thereof o.. .shdf b sun lent TO satisfy ,he
. n OF Sz3l 05 tneether with Int rest 81 suni
af the rate I eishl Der cent. per anrum fPem the
18th lay Of Ma, 1895, and tee further sum 80 90
& orney 3 fees and SIS Is costs in said actio an
also the costs and ex enses u aid ex Iuti. n
less the sum Of 81 70 heretntor. realized from the
sale OF personal proper uoder "a q w,t:
TT JDRIvER,
Sheriff Of Wa. o County, 0tgon.
Dated at Dalles City, De nth day of July 1896
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The Grain Crop.
The following action was taken o

Definite information cannot be given
regarding the grain crop until har.
vested, and that will be in a few days.
Some persons say there will be good
yield, while others state there will not
be one-fourth of crop. There are
portions of the county that have suf-
fered from the drouth and from grass
hoppeps, and in other places grain
never appeared in a better condition
at this season of the year. Frequently
the appearance OF grain is very de-
ceptive. and here one would think
there would be small returns there
will be an abundant yield, and vice
versa. We believe this will be true
this season, and after harvest, we be-
lieve very many will be disappointed
at the amount Of grain Ihreshed from
worthless fields. 1t ia generally be-
ieved, however, that the result Of the
coming harvest TO farmers win be far
more satisfactory than the last one
was.
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Land Transfers,

July 12.-Susan Wilson to N. P.
O'Brien; / of W ! sec. Is, town
south. range 13 east: $3.50.
July 12.-United states to William
j. Thompson; ! of g / and ! of
sw sec. Is, town south, range 13
east: homestead.
July l2.-James L. Easton to Charles
A. Easton; n W / sec. IL, and n WI sec.
Il, town south, range 13 east; s25OO.
July 13.-F. S. Gordon ct uX. to H.
F. F.Woodcock: beginning 35 rods south.
and 40 rods west of corner of W
sec. IA. town/4 south, range II east:
thence souuh II rods; thence west SO
rods: thence north II rods; thence east
3S rods; 5000.
July 13.--The same to the same: be
ginning at the same place; thence east
16 rods; thence south 10 rods; thence
west 16 rods; thence north 10 rods;
$400.
July 15.-George Snipes and wife to
John R. Cunningham: g t of n W t. g
of and / of W 1 sec "a,
town south, range II east; $50.
July 16.-S. F, Blythe to L. H.
Prather; acres in sec. q. town 8
north, range 10 east; S75.
July 16.-F. II. Button and Ed. Rand
to A. J. Rand; "a acres in sec. %,
town 3 north, range II east; $3.50.
July 16.-State of Oregon to John
Grant; g / of W sec. 8, town
south, range 1s east: $50.
July 16.-United States to D. 8.
Crapper; n SEQ. II, town 2 north,
range 10 east; homestead.
July 16.-Anna Luchinger to Gin
cinnati Coventon; lot 9, block 21,
Laughlin's addition to Dalles City;
$500.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

10 the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon for sb
county of v asco.
J. Flinders pain ill., vs.. d Taylor. Sarah 4
Taylor, Joseph johnson. Caroline Breeze Johr
Bsrger, 7. G., Mitchell and the t.te of Oregon a.
Trustee far the use 'f the Common seh oil Fund
OF Wasco County, Greg n defendants.
B, virtue Of an execution, decree and order Of
SAFE duly Issued On OF and under the seal of the
.rcu Court OF the state Of Oregon, for the eoun,v
Il wasco, 10 me directed and dated the Bird d Of
June, 1896, po decyee for the tore losure of 4
c-rTain m"rtg E. and jud ment rende, ed snd
entere In sal court on the 9th day Il Ma,, 1895
;zsinst the def. ndsnt u. D. Tavlor as judgm mt
debtor, In the sum Of 1886 81 with int est
her n from the 9Th DAY "f ~, 1895. at tn te
~ d., ~ per cent per anrum, and the Iurthe sum Of
$Soo attorneys f. es. ano the further um OF SIS
CO Is, ard also tie coats of a. up this writ and
commanding me to make sale / the real property
after de-cribed, will the 10th day OF July 1885
AZ the our of 10 'cl. OK the 70, enoo : and al
the south door Of the c. unry Court H. use in Dales
70 the hi hest bidder for cash ~ han ali III right
g. nd interest which the de endaut /, U. D. Tay.
Cor and sarah X. Tay or, or either Of them, had on
gage foreclosed herei, or hieh such defendsnss or
any of the defendants herein. have since Al auired
or now have, In and to Il follown d scri Ell zeal
propery, nuate IN the Gouary Of Vase, and State
oi oreg u, to-wi Lots four ~, five (5) six (6),
seven %. ami eight ( IN s'ction eight (s); and the
south hf OF the Southeast Quart " of said section
gni the west Ii, aud the nur half of tn, north.
east quarter OF sec ion sew ntesn Il J. and the "a
ii OF the southeast gus tr east half Of north.
eas quarter fsect Oh eighteen Qs), all in tow - ip
one north nf range thlrte (3) ast Of wilameits
'ad 1ud mem and dec Go " tn costs aud al acc q.
lng sts > Id property will be sold subject 70
by said circuit c urt and 10 redemp.
ion al b, law provided.
Dated The Dal.es, June z. 1896.
T.J. DRIVER,
N s-6t Sheriff Of Wasco County, Uregon. |
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Turner Taken Back to aoldendale.

As announced in Saturdays issue
Turner was taken back to Goldendale
from Rufus Friday afternoon. The
Chinese at work on the section at Rufus
ag sum tor tGs brss Sa1s 61 ID sas
ously. His delusion is that his enc.
mics and q swarm Of reptiles are pur.
suing him. He lost his rifle. and from
all appearances had eaten no food, ex-
cept what he shelled from wheat heads
he carried in his pocket when found.
Turner imagines it is many years since
he was in Goldendale. He talks as
Rip Van Wrinkle did after his twenty
years. absence. The attending physic-
ians in Goldendale believe Turner will
recover, and that his condition is tenn.
porary because Of general disability.
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From tues lays Daily.

Cool and pleasant.
c. D. Don, of Antelope, is in the
city.
Mrs. Krause left for Portland this
morning on the boat.
Mr.. John Roth, of Kingsley, left on
the boat this morning for Portland.
The trained animal circus for the
children at the Great Wallace Shows.
Mrs. Geo. Brown left this morning
for Newport, where che will remain
during the heated term.
DR.. Howard, of Fossil, was in the
city, yesterday. He left on the boat
this morning for Portland.
Fresno Republicans: Mrs. Hinsdale's
concert at Fresno: fMrs. Hinsdale's
selections were as beautiful as her
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-07-20
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Two Men Shot by an Intoxicated Carpen-
ter, Who Appeared to be RUM
ing q Muck.

ing Muck.
Last Saturday night was an exciting
time in the city, and as q result there
in which two rowdies picked quarrel
with q peaoeable gentleman, and
a shooting affray. The victims of
he latter were peaceable and respec-
table citizens, and apparently were
guilty of nothing to arouse the anil
mostly of the individual. AS far as we
can learn the facts are as follows:
During the evening L. P. Ostlund and
carpenter named Mcdonald had q
dispute about wages; but the matter
was apparently dropped, and the af-
fair received no further consideration.
At the time the argument was in
pogress man named Hagan took
part in it. and uttered his opinions
freely. Early Sunday morning Ost-
lund, Hagan, Fred Bronson and Rich
ard Palmer were sitting in Lemke's
saloon quietly talking when Mcdonald
opened the door with drawn revolver
and began firing. He emptied FIVE
chambers of the revolver before he
stopped, and then walked away.
During the melee Fred Bronson re-
eeived ball through the leshy part
of the right leg and Hagan was shot
in the back. The greatest excitement
prevailed at the time, and DR.
Hollister was summoned by telephone.
He came Immediately and found Hagan
shot through the back. but the ball was
DETECTED by rib and did not enter
any vital part of the BODY. Mr.. Bron-
son was hit in the feshy part of the
leg, the ball passing out WITHOUT
striking the bone. Both were taken
to their residences, and the necessary
surgical remedies applied. AS soon
as aware of the occurrence Sheriff
Driver came down town and found
Mcdonald at the head of the stairs in
the Columbia hotel and placed him
under arrest. He was very much |
excited and clung to the sheriff fearing
that he would be mobbed; but he was
lodged in Jail without any attempt at
violence being made. Mcdonald, we
are informed, has been in this city
for some time at carpenter work, and |
vile" sober is peaceable, Industrious
citizen; but, under the influence of |
liquor, is quarrelsome and vicious.
The matter will be investigated in the
court, and further comments are
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Locks. He had fishing tackle with
him, and will spend his outing in the
neighborhood of mountain streams
where the speckled trout amuse them.
selves during the summer days.
Condor Globe: Five bids were pre-.
sented for the building of the Odd Eel.
lows hall at Mayville, as follows: John
Mcconnell Of Mayville, 1865; s.. Wat.
tenberg of Fossil, S347; Al Mcconnell
and Ed Stinchfeld of Mayville, 1925:
N. G. Snider of Arlington, S299.50.
The latter being the lowest bidder he
was awarded the contract. but as he
failed to give the required bonds. the
contract was let to the next loves,
bidder-Al Mcconnell and E. A.
Stinchfield. who will begin work on
same at once.
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The Railroad.

Work is progressing on the Golden
dale and Lyle railroad, says the Golden
dale Republican, although larger force
of men could be used proftably. The
first half mile will be graded by the
end of the week, alta cost, according to
the estimate of N. B. Brooks, of about
$400. The tirst ten miles of the road
run in canyon and the grading is
mostly dirt. There is very little rock
work. 1t is estima led that the 10 miles
of canyon should not cost much more
than $500 mile, that is judging from
the cost of the half mile already built
The remainder of the road is through
open prairie and, at the rates indica-
ted. should not cost more than $500 a
mile,
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lTErls IN BRIEF.


A zephyr bloweth.
Ex-Gov. Moody is in the city.
Trips to the mountains are now in
order.
Miss Elsie Ball was a passenger to
Hood River this morning.
No gambling devices are tolerated
around the Great Wallace Showsx
Deputy Sheriff Kelly left for the
country this afternoon with three at
tachments to serve,
Miss Louise Michelbach left on the
boat this morning on visit to her
sister in San Francisco.
Wool still continues to arrive at the
warehouses in almost unlimited guam
titles. The quotations today are 10 to
103 for choice.
The Burlington Hawkeye, Kansas
City Times and other eastern. papers
speak in very complimentary terms of
the Great Wallace Showsx
Mr.. A. Maxwell, editor of the
: Goldendale Sentinel, was in the city
yesterday and left this morning on the
passenger train for Vancouver.
Mr.. Walter Moore, of Moro, D. D.
G. NJ. OF the I. o. o. F., was in the
city yesterday, and last night installed
the officers of Columbia Lodge, No. 5.
Chris. Knabe and Chas. Flank re-
turned yesterday from an outing on
the headwaters of Eight Mile creek.
They had very pleasant time, and
lived on trout and game during their
absence.
A west wind blew last night, and the
atmosphere was clear of smoke this
morning. This change is very desira-
BILE, as an East Oregonian is not happy
without he can breathe the purest at
mosphere and behold the bluest skies
above him.
:. There were two arrests made last
night Of persons who rere drunk and
disorderly. They occupied quarters
in the jail during the night, and this
morning as soon as they were sober
were brought before the recorder and
each fined S..
Mr.. Frank Hill returned from taking
care of the sheep-On which the execu-
tion had been issued-last evening, and
was gladly surprised to find his wife
and children here. He was not ex-
pecting them until the arrival of the
midnight train -. .-.--
A runaway occurred today Of q
horse attached to the Pacific Express
delivery wagon. He ran some distance
before being stopped, and the young
man who was driving was injured and
rendered lame by one of the wheels |
striking him on the right leg.
The collection of animals with the
Great Wallace Shows is valued at |
81 ZOO, 900. They have, for the most |
part, been imported direct by the |
show from the Congo Free State |
through their agent Matewayo Kom-
atsu, who has his hunters all through |
that countryx
Hon. E. o. Mccoy, of Grant, Sher-
man county, was q passenger on the
Regulator this morning to Cascade !
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Eviction In Portland.

United States Marshal Grady and
Deputy Sinnott proceeded yesterday to
evict the squatters on the o. r. & N.
Co.'S property in South Portland. To
show that they were in earnest force
of men was employed to tear down the
barns of tenants who had refused to
move; but where persons obeyed the
order no, violence was used. But
eviction Is eviction, and means the
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

June 4, 1895
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make nna
proof In support OF his claim, and that said proof
VIII De made before the Register and Receiver at
The Dalles, Oregon, on July 2a, 1876, viz:
VINCENT TAPP,
WM
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and culliyation of saId
land, viz:
FIR INK Gabel and ] Driver, both Of The Ds'les,
oregon, and Oh rles Fryer and BAIL Osore, both Of
Wapniria, Oregon.
iuns-6t JAS. F. MOORE, Register.
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COUNTY OF WASCO.

I, A. M Kelsay, County Clerk of
Wasco County, State of Oregon, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
full and complete list of all County
Warrants issued seven years prior to
the first day of July, 1895, now remain
ing in my office unpaid.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the County Court this 11th day
of July, A. D. 1885.
A. M. KELsAY,
County Clerk
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A Correction,

In our report of the shooting affray
yesterday we stated that Mcdonald
had a dispute with Mr.. L. P. Ostlund.
This was mistake. The alteration
was between Hagan and Mcdonald,
and Ostlund was called to substantiate
a statement that Mcdonald had worked
for S1.50 day. which Mr.. Ostlund
stated was not trus according to his
knowledge. He had paid him full
wages, So day. But this occurred
some time before the shooting, and
when Mcdonald entered the saloon he
said few words and fred FIVE shots in
rapid succession.
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same hardship to men, women and
children in America that it does in
Ireland. After one has built and beau
titled home it seems hard lines that
these must be removed or taken pos
session of by persons who never re-
sided on the premises.
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NOTICE,
LAND OFFICE AT TIE DALLEs. OR,

June ~, 1897.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Hermapn stoneman against William Keeney for
abandoning bis homestead entry No 1896, dated
ship N, II 3, In Wasco County, Oree. 3, with a
view to the cancellation Of said entry, the Nd
parties are hereby summoned TO appear af ths once
TO respond and furnish testimony eoncernin0 said
alleged abandonment. Jas, r. No RI,
RssisteH
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THE PRES, COMP @. ". Nnck sum
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