The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-06-04
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and this morning registered 30 feet
W. 81. Fowler is in the city fre
Pendleton and will remain few day
D. G. O'Reilly, general manager
the Columbia southern railway, is
the city on business.
Taylor Hill, who has been in Il
city several days, left this mornin
for his home at Prineville.
J Tonight fifteen cars of beef catt
will be shipped to Alliance, Neb.,
Mr.. Carvert, of Crook county.
Yesterday Mays & Grove received
carload of gas pipe, and today they al
unloading a car of Rushford wagons.
The celebrated anvil case of Henr
Darniei vs.. Chas. Obrist, is set for
hearing before Justice Filloon at
tomorrow morning.
The Dalles Crystal Ice Co. have re
ceived most of their machinery, an
are pushing the work on their build
ing to completion.
Postmaster J. A. Crossen is quite il
at the home of his father-in-law, ]. L
Story, and under the treatment of DR.
Diane is conyalescing.
Miss Ina P. Cooper left this morn
ing for her home at McMinville. Sev
eral of Miss Cooper's friends wei a
the Lruin 70 bid her farewell.
Messrs. Edwards and Fuller, gov
ernment insp ,stors. were in the city
yesterday inspecting the ferry boat
now in course of construction.
Two hundred and forty head of NUT.
ton sheep, from Geo. A. Young & Sons
of Ridgeway. were shipped this morn
ing to the Pacific Meat Co. at Tacoma
Mrs. Kesler, of San Jose. who has
been visiting with her brother, Chas.
l.. Phillips, for some time, left last
evening for Spokane where she goes
to visit her son.
Yesterday 2. NJ Brown received
ninety head of cattle from the Will
lamette valley, and will driye them TO
mis- ranch in Crook county, where they
will be put on the range.
The battle-ship Oregon opened the
eyes of the Eastern people. Her sup
erior construction demonstrated that
there is big section of the United
States west of the Mississippi river.
Mike Welck has returned from Ar
5elope where he has been for some
lime experimenting the construction
Of race track track being built at
that place by the stockmen's union.
1t was reported today that the tele-
,hone compa.ies in the city were
,oing to take out their phones. The
batteries" it is runored are to be
lsed on the new warship American
Boy now in course of construction.
Henry Spear left last evening for
Nasco, having spent the day in town.
dr. Speer is an engineer on the CO.
umbia Southern, and states that the
DAD has secured right of way for the
xtention and is pushing the work
apidly.
Work on the new school house is
perfectly satIsfactOrially
nd the new building will be cOmplet-
d some time next month. Mr.. Adams,
hartman of the board, who has taken
reat interest in the new building and /,
as carefully watched its construction,
ays he will float the stars and stripes
,om the new structure on July 4th.
W. 81. Arbuckle. union nominee for
ounty tr, asnrer, is one of the rising |
oung business men of The Dalles, and
ince his residence in the city, has |
'on the respect of those with whom
9 has become acquainted. His place |
business is on Second street, con-
enient location for the Office of |
ounty treasurer.
All spring mutton sheep have been |
4 demand and have commanded extra |
ood prices, but within the last few
'eeks they have fallen nearly so cents
head. Fortunately most of the |
Vasco county sheepman had disposed
( the greater portion of their mutton
Laz la
During the campaign of 1892, as in |
ne present campaign, Judge Brad |
aaw made no political speeches. He
democrat and always has
cen, but he rightly considers judi
ial office above partisanship, there
,re has never sought votes on polit-
,al issues. His record as an attorney
nd judge is his recommendation.
This morning about $50 as China
am, the vegetable peddler, was pass
,g Louie Commits place of business
n Second street, he was bitten on the !
hin by MIR. Commits dog, that was in |
ont of the store. Sam received quite |
severe flesh wound, and was badly |
cared, otherwise was uninjured.
The outlook for wool is little more
than it was a few daye |
go. The Oregonian of juno 1st, in
IS market report, quotes Eastern Ore
on wool at to IL cents. The de-
L and for woolens to clothe the army
lay cause it to go shade higher.
ye trust that first-class Eastern Ora
on wool may, on this account, reach
5 cents before the season closes.
During seven years on the bench
Judge Bradshaw has never allowed
'olitics to become an issue in his
ourts, nor has he made political
peech. He has at all times been
eady to defend his political prin-
iples, but has refraiped from drag
ing parttsapship into court. For
his the people Of the seventh distriet
aspect and honor him.
Every voter in this community
should hear Hon. Jonn J.Lentz next
evening. He is one of the
ablest speakers in the United States.
and having for years been an ardent
gold man, who changed his ideas on
the financial question after having
thoroughly investigated the systems