The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-02-22

the class bnat Is always appreciated
Should they ever appear On the stage
in The Dalles again, they may rest
assured of a liberal patronage.
Saturday license to wed was issued
to VIM. L Isbell and Catharine A.
.Eben, and today like document was
issued to J. G. Vibbert and Eva South
we'll.
Mr.. o. Kinersly is rebuilding the
photograph gallery that was wrecked
recently by blowing down of q
portion of the Fitzgerald ruins. Mrs.
Hogan will occupy the building as soon
as it is completed.
The Regulator left this morning for
the Cascades on it's first regular trip
for the year, carrying large number
of passengers, and a fair amount of
freight, and will continue making trips
each day from now until the river
closes next winter.
The stock yards are empty. Upon
asking Mr.. Saltmarshe whether there
was any shipments of stock to be made,
he said no, but Mr.. Brown says that
there is carload of ''rats" to ship to
the tomalli factory in Portland this
evening.
There was received at the land office
today the homestead entries of Nellie
Hotlerhaus for the ST SET, 81 sw3 sec
II, n, 10 e and John w. Jessie for
the NJ nw4, nj pe4 sec p, is s, T. is e.
A state selection of 40 acres was also
made.
DR.. Doane was called to hold con-
sultation with DR.. Logan this morning
concerning Mr.. McInnis' little son, who
is very i'll with typhoid fever and other
complications. We are pleased to
state the doctors are hopeful that the
boy may recover.
The case of the State Us. Stoey was
submitted to the jury at 6 O'Clock Sat
urday evening, and at l o'clock Sun
day morning they returned a verdict
of guilty of simple assault. The indict-
ment against Stoey was assault with
dangerous weapon.
The funeral of VIM. Thomas, who
died at Good Samaritan hospital in
Portland last Saturday, took place at
Cascade Locks yesterday, conducted
by Cascade lodge No. 104, 1. o. o. F.
Mr.. Thomas was 80 years of age. and
leaves widow and four children. His
home was across the river from Cas-
cades.
Mr.. Fred Wilson, of the Chronicle,
and We reporter of this paper, passed a
very pleasant evening in Hood River
Saturday, being the guests of Mr..
George Jones at the Mt. Hood hotel.
Messrs. F. H. Button and James Lam
gille assisted in making the evening
so pleasurable that the II AS train came
along apparently before o'clock.
Two subscribers have stopped the
Salem Post through the usual Post
masters card. The reason on the first
is as follows: she ses you say Clev-
elm is an honest man." The reason
on the second card is: ''You speak in
favor of Clevel1ng." The Post says:
"The joke of it is that this paper has
never, during all of it's existence,
spoken a word sin favor of Cleveling."
The fireman of Eastern Oregon and
Eastern Washington will hold a tour
nament at Pendleton prior to June l,
if the citizens of Pendleton will bid
more for the tournament than the
people of Walla Walla, or of The
Dalles, La Grande, Baker City or of
Colfax, Washington. The town that
offers the most will be selected as the
place for holding it.-East Oregonian.
The case of the state vs. D. Nickel
vry, indicted for larceny of hay, has
been on trial in the circuit court today
before jury composed of Lark Lamb,
L. J. Klinger, E. A. Griffin, J. G.
]. F. Staniels, S. S. Johns,
James Darnielle, VIM. Frizzell, S. r.
Brooks, W. II. Williams and Geo.
Rowland. Attorneys A. A. Jayne
ind E. B. Dufur are prosecuting and
Huntin gton & Wilson defending.