The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-06-06

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yates.
r Mrs. P. Fl. DeHuff went to Cascad
d Locks this afternoon to spend FEY
:. days visiting her daughter.
: J. W. Jessee, of Crook county,was il
Is the city last night returning HON
It from visit to Benton county.
A ladies kid glove was picked up OF
) the street last night and left at thl
q office for the owner to identify.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G Hickok, o
Cascade Locks, are in the city visit
I ing Mr.. and Mrs Geo. P. Morgan.
Mrs. j. E. Barnett went to Brida
Veil this afternoon to organize Juve
nile Temple at that place this evening
The Regulator will leave her doct
promptly at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Tickets for the round trip to-
morrow 30 cents.
. Light wines and mineral waters fol
fimily use in endless variety and OF
the best quality at Stubling g. Will
liam's wholes lie store
The west bound overland was de.
tanned for eight hours by the washing
out of bridge beyond Weiser. hence
did not arrive here until noon today.
June II is the date on which "Past
Redemption" will be rendered at the
Vogt Grand. The proceeds will go to
the Good Templar lodges of the city.
Mrs. Hammond, wife of G. F Ham
mond, president of the Butchers
Union of San Francisco, is visiting her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Hardy, in
| The Dalles.
Willie Crossen. having completed
his course in the Portland University,
| returned home last night, and today
| took a position in the postoffice as
deputy under his brother, Postmaster
]. A. Crossen.
Deputy Sheriff Mccoy came in from
Moro last night and returned this
morning with G. North, the man who
escaped from the Sherman county Jail
Driver arrested in this city the first of
the week
Hon. T. M. Baldwin, of Prineville,
accompanied by his wife and Mrs. DR..
Sites and ,Irs. G. F. Smith, arrived in
the city today and lefs on the afternoon
train for Portland. where Mr.. Bald
win goes to attend the meeting of the
Masonic grand lodge.
Today County Clerk Kelsay called
to his assistance Justice L. L. Davis |
and Recorder G. w. Phelps and pro-
ceedeu TO make an off1ci Il count of the |
vote of Wasco county. but the blanks !
furnished by the state were incom-
plete, hence the counting will not be
finished until tomorrow.
Mr.. Pat Pagan came in yesterday
from his stock farm in Crook county.
Mr.. Pagan brings encouraging reports
from that sertion. He says crop pros-
poets we're never better than at present. ,
A5 James Connolly's place on John
Day h says cherries are ripe and fruit
trees are loa led, promising an abund
ant yield.
Returns from all but three precincts
i Crook county, received last night,
give the congressional vote as follows:
Bennett 289, Ellis 209,- Northup 213,
Quinn 8s. The .populist nominee for
representative had small plurality,
but the precincts to hear from will
likely elect Misner. the democratic
nominee. DR.. DAILY, the democratic
nominee for joint senator has carried
the county.
The play at the Vogt Grand last
night, "For Revenue Only" was one
of the most interesting that has been
put on the boards in this-city for many
days. The schemes of politicians of
the present day were luaicrously de-
picted, affording an unusual amount
of amusement. The play tonight is
'sThe Phoenix" 1t is full of interest
and will be well worth
seeing.
The following officers were elected
last night by Temple Lodge No. 3.
A. o. U. w. for the insueing term:
Master Workman, DR.. G. G. Eshel-
man; foreman, G. J. Crandall; over
seer, E. Beck: recorder, Geo. F. Ross;
financier, Sidney Young; receiver,
G. L. Phillips; guide, D. L. DeWolf,
inside watchman. J. B. Eaton; outside
Jess SlmonSon; medical ex-
aminer, DR.. o. d. Ooane.
Last light Mr.. Campbell, tie pro-
iector If the road-wagon sche to
The Dalles and Goldendale,
hal conference with the transporta-
Jon committee of the Commercial
Club, and explained his plans
to the members, together
With estimates of cost of construction,
stc. The project is very favorably
by the committee, aud bids
air to meet with substantial encourage :
nent in The Dilles.
1t is reported that a jng of appleja,k
vas taken to he polls at Sanitam pre-
lin t. il Linn county, and large
number Of voters hectne quite hillar-
ous efore t e ay was ended. IL is
aiI ut hen the count was made.
'5 ballots were found to be not accord
ng to law. One voter who had i'm
,ibed quite freely. when he attem Dted
% mark his ballot found the job too
lifficult for him, so he turned the back
If the ballot and wrote "Straight
be gob,' and then signed
lis name hereto.
0fffc RS of the Eastern Oregon and
Firene Association
elected at Peneleton are: J. u. Nor
ran, Waitsburg, nresi lent; !. W. Nc
Kay, ALA Walla, vice president; T.
}. 8. Hart, Wall4 Walla, secretary; :
9. j. Murphy, Pendleton, treasurer;
n. D. Fleming, Baker City: M. J.
Buckley, La Grande, and Joe Ell, Pen !
lleton, directors; r. T.. Lincoln, La ,
srande, statistician. In the contest
the Walla Walla team won .
he first prize in both the speed and
vet contests. Waitsburg was second
n the wet contest. Pendleton won
he dry test, with Baker City second.
n the hook and ladder contest Walla
Walla won in % 1-5 seconds; Pendle. .