The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-11-02
From Fridays Daily.

a adaptability to scanty pasturage.
From Fridays Daily.
: Hon. T. r. Coon of Hood River is
, the city.
P. Mccormack, of Warm Spring
is in the city.
| Mrs. B. S. Huntington was passel
ger on the Regulator this morning.
The Regulator took down 500 sack
of wheat this morning from Rocklant
, Mr.. John LEM and Peter Mob
: came up from Hood River last night
Mr.. J. A. Speer, of the Simnasho In
dian school. is registered at the Uma
tilla.
Hood Rivers A. o. U. w. lodge ar
to have a regular blowout Monda.
night.
The regular monthly meeting of th'
city council will be held next Monda.
evening.
The Excelsior club will give theil
| first dance of the season at Keller'l
hall Saturday evening.
The Columbia is down very near te
low water mark, and the Willamette is
few degrees below zero.
There is big run of salmon in the
lower river, and in the Sandy the farm
ers are catching hundreds of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis, who had been
visiting friends here for several days,
returped to Portland this afternoon.
Mr.. s. J. La France one Of Hood
Rivers most genial gentlemen was in
the city an hour today, coming and
going on the local.
James Sullivan, who at one time
kept saloon at the Cascade Locks,
committed suicide in Albina yesterday
by taking morphine.
Douglas Dufur went below on the
early morning train, having settled up
his business affairs here, and will
make his home in Portland.
In the Olympia mountains west of
the Sound immense forest fires are
raging, and there is not sheep or
sheep tender in the country.
Mr.. Pague has ordered up supply
of weather for tomorrow out of the
same box he has been getting it from
for the past month. 1t will be sfair
and stationary"
Colvin, who sued the o. r. & N. for
$1,000 for being put off a train near
last summer, got judgment
yesterday in Judge McGinn's court at
Portland for $75.
Mr.. Sam Parrish, for many years
chief of police at Portland, came up
from that city last night. Sam is one
Of the best known men in the state,
and one of the best too.
Charles Adams went to Lyle this
morning, taking his horse and buggy
IN the Regulator. From that point he
will drive to Glenwood, and return by
way. of Goldendale.
But one hobo faced the recorder this
and in few minutes he was
measured and fitted to S. job. Mar
'hal Blakeney introduced him to a
mall bit of work at the water trough
IN Laughlin street.
Fred D. Hill, real estate, fire insur-
nee and shorthand, begs to inform the
,ublic that he has moved his Office !
rom the Bettingen building corner
Jourt and Second to the Vogt building,
ver Moodys' bank, room 12.*
September %, Mrs. Morris gave birth
o twins at Blaenoven, Wales, Mr..
dorris. the father is a dwarf being
My thirty-fve inches in height, and
lrs. Morris is still smaller. The little
mother and the midgits are all doing
vell.
Charley Fairs gasoline yacht Lucero.
uilt on the Sound, started for San
francisco day or two ago. Yester-
ay she was picked up near the mouth
f the Columbia and towed into AS
oria. For some reason her engines
lst refused to work.
The new woman took part in the
xercises last night, and Attorney Rid
ell has cordwood enough this morning
0 keep him warm all winter, with the
id of that. warm feeling that comes
YER him when he thinks how atten-
i've the young ladies were to him. He
eceived an aggregation of laugh over
he telephone this morning on en-
sring his Office, but the supply of
'ood compensated him for it.
Prosecuting Attorney Barnes closed
is argument in the Durrant case last
light, and if the programme was car
led out as intimated yesterday the
ldge charged the jury this morning.
here seems to be wide difference of
pinion as to what the verdict will be,
'hile there is but little difference as
0 Durrant's guilt, many taking the
round that the prosecution has not
lade out its case. II
The Telegram's Opinion.