The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-08-08
From MONDAYS DAILY.

/ | SohCid al appearance DeSpedRS cOnSl'
cradle amount of latent vigor yet linz
ering in the old mans frame.
From Mondays Daily.
The cooler weather is very favorab
for fruit shipments.
Mr.. J. L. Story went to Portlan
by the Regulator line this morning.
S. F. Blythe, editor OF the Glacie
came up on the local from Hood Rive
, today.
Too many men are saving the natio
while their wives are splitting kint
ling wood.
Mr.. Jos. Shearer, the wool king {
Eastern Oregon, went to. Portlan
today by boat.
Capt. John W. Lewis was also
passenger on the Regulator today
bound for Portland.
| Recorder Phelps court was enlivene
this morning with one case of "drun
and disorderly." s5-paid.
R. E. Saltmarshe shipped car ioa'
Of hogs to the Union Meat Co., a
Troutdale Saturday evening.
Eight carloads of wool from Heppne
were received at Moody's warehouse
today. The wool is being stored.
deputy United States Marshal Geo
Humphrey is in the city, looking aftel
| trespassers on the Cascade timber re
serve.
Mrs. Smith French arrived today
from the sea coast, having been noti
| fed of the illness of her husband al
| Fossil.
Mrs. F. T. Sampson and family, and
Miss Georgia Sampson were passen.
gers on this mornings boat to Bonne'
| vile, camping.
Leave orders with Stubline & Will
liams for light table wines, claret and
zinfandel. Delivered your door. and
at very reasonable prices.
Messrs. E. Looney and Mike Fitzger-
aid, of Crook county, who have been
down to try the wool market, returned
to their homes yesterday.
It is understood that at least nine
warrants have been issued by the U.
8. court against sheep men for summer
herding in the Cascade reserve.
At least 500 will join the Mazamas'
excursion to Crater Lake on the 16
inst. many people are coming from
the Eastern States for the evert.
The reporter could not account for
the fact that items seemed to dodge
away around the corner today until he
found out, by sad experience of his
own, that this is collection day"
Hop Gold bottled beer, choice
article for family use. delivered to any
part of the city from Stubling & Will
liams' at prices that just suit these
,imes#
The states. which hold elections be-
'ore November this year are Alabama,
August 8; Vermont, September 2;
September Z; Maine Sep
;ember, IA; Florida, October 6, and
Georgia, October I.
81 am the end of the century wo-
nen" she remarked when he dared to
suggest that she was trife bony for
oloomers. (which century(?p he
lsked softly and then slid away before
he explosion and got dinner at the
little hotel.
Messrs. g. E. Allen and James F.
oakes, of Mitchell, Crook county, came
n yesterday evening. Mr.. Oakes says
that the town of Mitchell has almost |
entirely recovered from the effects of |
he fire, and some of the new buildings |
would be a credit to a town the size of |
The Dalles.
The new lumber yards and building
If the Rowe Lumber Company. help to
Ill that otherwise rather lonesome gap
the St. Paul and Minneapolis
,nds of our busy little twin city-caused |
~ the big fire, before another year
oils around we hope to see that space
III solidly built up.
On Thursday night of last week,
ust this side of Blalock west-bound
reight train ran into band of fifteen
head of cattle that had got hemlned in
IN the track between bluff and fence.
All the cattle were either killed or so
BADLY crippled that they had to be
Iilled.
Mr.. James Devers, who used to work
It the electric light plant as night
and who on account of bad
lealth has been travelling through the
zootenay and Trail Creek country,
las returned, and reports that the
mining business, so far as the work.
ngman is concerned, is oyerdone-
more men in there now than can find
.nything to do.
An Eastern "health.crank, stand
ng on the bluff this morning, with
lis nose pointed toward grand old
ut. Hood, filing his lungs with what
10 called ''life giving ozone," was
disgruntled on being told
hat the odor was most probably caused
y the wind blowing through the
amp whiskers of those mountain
oats, the Mazamas,-the mountains
re full of 'em.
Captain r. B. Sinnott of The Dalles
ose team returned Saturday from
ortland, where he had been on busi-
ess connected with the forthcoming
at Astoria. Mr.. SinnOtt
lys the races this year will be fair in
yery respect, no professional sprinters
sing allowed in any contest. and he
links teams from Astoria, Oregon
ity, Eugene, Vancouver, The Dalles
I'd possibly Walla Walla will partici-
tie in the tournament.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Abiel Erskine, founder of the town
Erskinville, is in the city.
Judge Blakeley returned last night
ON weeks visit to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Houghton left on
- 0.on <,o;v 60.