The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-02-27

Yesterday Jake Anderson an lGuiah
appeared in Justice Filloon's court an'
plead guilty to charge of violating
the fish and game law III keeping Ill
= nets in the river on Sunday, and wa:
fined $50.
l. The Lawler company has force o
about 20 men doing development work
g on the Quartzville mines, on the San
tiam, and the mill is kept running
q night and day. A lively time is ex-
t pected there in the spring.
A gentlemen who visited Rossland
9 B. c., recently, say il is poor place
} for laboring man to go to at present.
There are 1000 unemployed men in the
4 camp now, and there is very little
: show for laborer to get job.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. A. A. Urquhart came
down from Wasco this morning, and
will remain in the city for short
time. Mr.. Urquhart has given up his
lease of the hotel at Wasco, and may
J, engage in business in Portland.
The two past days of sunshine have
caused the lassies to appear on the
streets in summer costumes and the
laddies to begin repairing their bikes.
Sunshine and spring time indeed have
their claims.
The bondsmen of T.,J. Craig, the al
legged defauiting postmaster of Eugene,
are j. S. Cooper, of Independence; Mrs.
A. A. Cattron and E. H. Cattron, OF
Monmouth, and DR.. T. w. Harris, of
Eugene. They have qualified in the
sum of $1,000.
Ed. Marshal, who has twice been
defendant on charges of larceny and
has served two terms in the county
Jail within the last year, was arrested
| today on a charge of vagrancy, and
will be tried before a jury in Recorder
| Phelps court tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
The Hext Concert Co. which appears
here next Monday night, will arrive
| from the east and not leave for Port
land until the following morning,
hence there will be no cutting short OF
the play, as there is with troupes COM
ing from the west who, are compelled
to rush through the play in order to
catch the train.
Senator Reed, of Douglas. is not |
proud of having been d member OF the |
18th legislature. In discussing reso-
luton to fix clerks salaries yesterday
he said: II have been accused 81 pro- |
family On theft the floor Of this senate. 'But
as for me, don't want future genera
tions ever to suspect me of having beeh
a member of this senate. / war' IL aii
buried down deep in h"
The only apparent solution OF tue
muddle at Salem seems to be Ior 6ne
senate and Davis house to adjourn anu
go home, and take chances on the
governor calling an extra session.
Possibly 80 representatives could De
induced 10 go into the house even now
and organize, but it will be- olmcult
matter to get 40. A maj OF tne
Bensonites are too mad flght now 10
listen to any sort of compromise.
From r,aay's Daily l
Charles Stubling wept to Portland
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl Helsier were
visitors in the city today.
Mrs. Anna Urquhsrt goes to Port
land on tomorrow mornings train. {
Parties from the east are negotiating {
with Mrs. J. Forwood, of this city, for
the purchase of her mining interests
in Eastern Oregon.
Yesterday Mrs. tn w. Quaid, OF .
was in the aity en- route to
Portland wlasa she will Che
Good Samaritan hospital for treatment.
The Payton Comedy company OPEN
ing will be SIS marriage failure?" =
This is not senseless farce, but a ),
on sensible lines. But it is -
very, very funny.
This morning Ed. Marshal was given 7
q trial in Recorder Phelps court and f.
was convicted of vagrancy. He was q
fined $50 and costa, which in his case C
means 25 day in Jail. n
Rev. II. K. Hines, of Portland, will o
occupy the M. E. pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. Wood having accepted an invita-
ion to preach at Hood River on that I
lay.
This engaging company of musicians,
and the Sbakespearian student, Eff1e a
Io;n xui1 hr1r 4
hight in The Dalles, Monday, March 1st. j,
Tickets on sale now at the Suipes-Kin- a
,rsly drug store. a
At the Umatilla House parlors last
evening j. r. French and Ivea B. j
Boston were united in marriage, Rev. b
William Michel officiating. Col. Sim 8
lott performed his regular duties of ft
Kissing the bride.
Lovers of music are looking forward II
% rare treat from the concert to be j
given by the Hext Co. here next Mon u
lay evening. Remember there will tl
,e no cutting of the program in order u
10 catch the train. IL
The Commercial Club proposes Civ y
ng a prize to the member who will r
ell the greatest number of tickets to y
he minstrels on the evening of March :"
'th. Members of the club are out SELL y
ng seats and are striving to win the :,
,rize.
Remember that the school meeting
or the purpose of voting upon the +,
of authorizing the Issuance
If bonds of the district to the amount
II $4,000 to take up the floating debt :.
If the district and build Lew school
,ouse, will be held at the council
chambers at o'clock tomorrow. E
Mrs. Forwood leaves tomorrow for
cortland, where she will spend week q
With one of the leading dressmakers "
IT that city, learning all the latest L !,
spring styles for dresses, and will re- -
urn on March Sth, when she will be u
,leased to meet all her lady customers "
md give them the benefit OF the latest =
tyles in dresses.
Yesterday Mrs. ]. L. Story was called +,
m McMipnyille on account of the seri- |