The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-03-27
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. Chapman went to Portland t.
day.
Geo. r. Prother, of Hood River, cam
up on the noon train.
Mr.. Hayns, of the Portland Hebre'
News, is in the city today.
Phil. Brogan, jr., and wife left toda
for their home at Antelope.
Hoo. Ed. Minis, deputy collector
internal revenue, is in the city.
The Moro stage line will b.
extended on to Antelope about the frs
of April.
Mrs. E. K. Russell and Miss Jeuri'
Russell went to Portland on the after
noon train.
J.O. Mack has returned from Sar
Francisco, where he has been the pas
three months.
DR.. Hollister was called to Mosiel
this morning to see Mrs. ]. l.. Daven'
port, who is very ill.
Col. J. G. Day is still quite i'll in
Portland, but is able to be on the
streets occasionally.
II. E. Baxter, of Kingsley, was in
the city today after coffin for Mrs.
Macullach, who died yesterday.
On Sunday John Koch, an old and
highly respected citizen of Tillamook.
committed suicide by cutting his
5 throat.
The California market is supplied
with choice lot of alfalfa-fed beef
from Malheur county that is very ex-
cellent.
At the club rooms last night Miss
Alma Schanno broke all former bowl
ing records made by the ladies making
score of 40.
Messrs. Jayne & Michel are now
most comfortably located in very ele-
giant rooms in the Vogt block, and have
one of the neatest law offices in the
city.
Hon. D. L. Povey, one of the Multi
,nomah county representatives to the
late Salem hold-up. was in the city
this morning, returning from visit to
Spokane.
The city treasury was enriched So
this morning by a donation from a.
man who had embibed too freely and
plead guilty to a charge of drunk and
disorderly.
Last evening Mrs. DR.. Hollister was
notified by telegram of the death of
her mother, Mrs. M. A.. Kearney,
which occurred at Baltimore, Md,
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Meredith and her daughter Miss
Nettie, of Salem, who have been visiting |
Mrs. D. M. French, left on the boat
this morning. They were accompanied
to Portland by Mrs. French.
The Dalles is not exactly dead, at
least grass does not grow in the streets,
but there was coyote seen on Second
street today, though it was in charge
of its captor, who was Offering it for
sale.
1t was reported on the streets today
that W. A. Johnston, the grocer, had
sold out his store, but the report had
no foundation. Mr.. Johnston is still
1oing business at the same old stand
With full line of goods. !
AT II o'clock yesterday Mrs. ,Luella
Burke died of consumption at the home {
IT her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Har. t
lis, at the toll gate on the free bridge q
DAD beyond Deschuttes. Mrs. Burke i
vas 2l years of age, and leaves babe 7
bout one month old. s
Mrs. Elizabeth Macullach died at
Ter home near Kingsley, at 7:30 last
light, aged about IS years. Mrs. Mac
lllach had resided in the vicinity of 2
the past ten years, and was e
lighly respected in that community. l.
The funeral takes place from the v
amily residence tomorrow. n
The last will of the late Owen Will o
ans has been filed for probate, and q
all property belonging to the '
eceased to his partner in business, s.
,harles ]. Stubbling, who is made ex- t
cutor of the will. r. F. Gibbons, J.
3. Cressen and Geo. P. Morgan have F
een appointed appraisers of the estate a
The directors of this school district b
ave fully determined to erect an eight o
DOM school building on the University a
lark grounds this summer. and when s.
ompleted it will be supplied with the tt
lost modern heating and ventilating Il
ppliances. 1t will be patterned some v
that after the Chapman school build D
ng in Portland.
The statements of two national c
anks of La Grande show that on O
farch 9 there was actual cash on hand W
to 1000. and available fi
ash assets amounting to about $685. W
90. In each institution the available D
ssets amount to so per cent of the Il
while the legal require Il
lent is but Is per cent. The deposits b
ggregate nearly $230,00O. Ii
The governor yesterday completed c.
he appointment of trustees of the
ol 1iers' home, at Roseburg, by nam T
ng Sol Abraham, of Roseburg, to f.
ueceed Henry Rust. The personnel "
f the board now is: S. B. Ormsby, of q
B. F. Alley, of Baker City; 7
ol. Abraham, of Roseburg: John P. G
of Salem, and Thomas R. a
meridian ,of Roseburg. The three first b
AIMED are republicans; Sheridan is a h
emocrat, and Robertson is decidedly 9
opulist. The law provides that not Il
lore than majority may be appointed
rom any one political party.
From Thursdays Daily.
B. F. Haley and wife, of Grants, are Il
n the CITY,.
DR.. Hollister was called to Hood n
river this afternoon. q
Hon. E. o. Mccoy went to Portland t
n the afternoon train. v
Nv CLARK the genial salesman for | 8