The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-05-15

ary, returned to The DalleS lasb odIur
day.
This morning the Regulator took
down a lot of carriages and wagons to
,D&ussd at the, transfer during the high
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O. S. Moses the San. Francisco Wool
Buyer. arrived here last night and Will
operate in The Dalles wool market this
season. ss$.5e5zsz: -.
ia Yesterday D. z. Ketehun shipped
six car loads of mutton toaFroutdale.
They were from about ntelope and
aBakeoven. -. ~. -
riTAit Prineville last week Z. c. Wilkes
was convicted of cattle stealing, and
his partne er, Mulgraye, isson trial for a
like offense, e
sr.A party OF ten sheep shearers ar.
rived last. aighS from Ressyille. KanE
sas, and are looking for arnp plqymen {
IaSsth the hee assers oshis section
Capt. Geo anaags Of the Portland
custom house. spent yesterday ing %the'
ssef5y vfsfting ffgffenay and CO uain 1T
ances. SIsHss visit tq.@Ehe
Dalles for i've years.: -E-
John FlemingsarepressanIipg4 EEaas-
Snyder-Buel Co., live stock commits
sion agents of Chicago, st. Louis, and
Kansas City, is in the city looking
eaften stock shipmentss iB
iW,NuWiley reports an increase OF
30 per cent in his flock of sheep this
year, which Is considered good, taking
into account the cold weather that pre-
vailed during the lambing season.
Hon. John M. Somers, OF Linn
county, who had been attending court
at Prineville, arrived on the stage
from that place last evening, and LETT
on the early morning train for below.
Hon. J. C. Cowan. Indian agent at
Warm Springs, accompanied by his
wife and daughter are in the city
Mrs. Cowan and daughter are en- route
from Portland to the agency, where
they expect to spend the summer.
Arrangements have been perfected
for a game of ball next Sunday be-
tween the Champions, of The Dalles
and the Willamettes. OF Portland
The game will be played on the fail
grounds beginning about o'clock.
The diamond drill that is being
used on the coal prospect is doing ex
cellent work. With it Mr.. Nicholas
SAWS he is able to drill on an average
eight inches day in rock that he
could only make half an inch day
with an ordinary drill.
Snake river at Riperia had faller
two feet yesterday, which means a fal
of at least a foot here inside of 4S hours
provided there is no fall in the Colum
bia above. The highest stage reached
here yesterday was 1873, and today th'
fall has been about two-tenths.
| The Crook county grand jury ha
indicted Chas. c. Miles for sending I
challenge to fight a duel. Crool
county must be degenerating. In th'
good old days of long ago they used t.
fight duels out there, but never went II
the trouble of sending challenges.
Nicholas White, the unfortunate
man who came here from Walla Wall
some two weeks ago, and has sine
been cared for by the county, ha
} so far recovered as to, be able to star
for his home in California tomorrow
His brother who has been with hin
the past week will accompany him.
This office is in receipt of copies c
: the Railway Surgeon giving an az
| count of the tenth annual conVentio
/ of the National Association of Railwa
, Surgeons, he'd at Chicago on May
5, 6 and I, also the program of the cor
yeptiou. They were forwarded by Dl
, Logan, of this city, who attended tn
, convention.
The Arizona Journal-Miner put
: Used at Prescott, says: "Mr. an
|
, over the arrival of their first born,
. son, born on May 1st." Mr.. and Mrl
, Coviilaud are we'll known in Th
Dalles. Mr.. Coyillaud having ono
, engaged in the drug business here, an
, Mrs. Covillaud was Miss Lulu Graham
daughter of Richard Graham, for man
. years resident of The Dalles, an
, later of Prineville.
M. Sichel & Co.. the Oldest geners
{ merchandising firm in Prineyill'
advertise that they contemplate retfl
ing from business. The firm has bee
in existence for 10 years, and has don
an immense business. Their deter
mination to quit business will be los
to Prineyille, it is to that city wha
/. it would be to The Dalles if Pease I
MAYS or A. M. Williams & Co. woul
determine to go out of business.
The steamers Regulator and Dale
, City passed through the locks Satul
day with the river at SO feet, but thi
| Ia The extreme limit at which th
locks can be operated, hence the
were closed until such time as tn
water shall GO down. Ths Regulate
will remain on this end of the rout
during the high water, and connection
will be made with The Qalles City, b
transfer on the Washington side.
1t is very likely that W. J. Bryal
-. Portland some time durin,
wlPortland Tribune. Th
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