The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-16
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3 APRIL ls, 1895

SATURDAY. APRIL l6, 1896
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
Nrou Saturdays Dsily)
E. jacobsen left by private convey
ance for Wasco this morning.
Four head OF horses were shipped
below on the boat this morning.
b. A. Bills left on a fishing expedi
tion to Oneonta falls this morning.
L. B. Thomas and Hank Johnston
Of Dufur, are In the city on business
Jack Pitts, salesman for an eastern
shoe house, Is, in the city in the inter
est OF his firm.
James L. Cowan, agent at the Warm
Spring reservation, and daughter, are
lin town on visit.
Names Wood arrived in town today
a carload Of fat beef cattle from
Aper country.
Mays received carload OF
wagons yesterday, from
Indiana.
Plps, of Heppner, will ar
morning train and re-
over Sunday.
pbell, freight clerk in the
office in this city, left for a
to Portland today.
Mrs Annie Kinersly and Miss Hud-
son left for Portland this morning on
the Dalles City for short visit.
One drunk and disorderly appeared
before the recorder this morning and
was fined five dollars which he paid.
A. w. Whitner. special agent for the
Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co. OF
California is in the city on business.
Frank Sommervllle, Of Hay Creek.
came in town last night and left on
the delayed train today for Portland.
County Clerk Jackson. of Kliehitat
county, is in the city en- route to Seattle
to attend the A. o. U, W. grand lodge.
The scenery secured from Cordray's
theater in Portland, for King Halla-
bahoola II, will arrive this evening
on the Regulator.
Miss Bernice Maxon, who has been
visiting in the city few days, return
ed to her home at Vancouver on the
boat this morning.
The county Jail is without single
occupant, and has been, practically,
for the past three weeks. This speaks
well for the community, and We hope
twill continue.
W. vanderpool and wife. Annie
Heisler, Jstta Starr, and c. H. Slough
ton, of Dufur, were in town yesterday
to attend the Rebekah lodge which
was instituted last night.
An adjourned meeting Of the city
council will be held Monday evening,
to consider the application Of the
Diamond Mills for the right Of way to
lay side track from the depot to the
mills.
Tomorrow will be Easter day and
bids fair to he observed with the usual
amount of mingled vanity and wor-
shipful praise. New spring suits will
add spirit to the general anthem:
peace on earth, good will to men,"
The fishing season for salmon begins
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The
Dalles Packing Co. are getting ready
for big season this year and are
erecting building 1sx10O feet to their
already commodious quarters on First
street.
Today Miss Donaldson. who resides
on Ninth street, was examined by DR..
Hollister before Judge Mays, and was
adjudged insane. Miss Donaldson is
about 40 years Of age, and her mind
has been affected for some time. She
will be taken to Salem tomorrow.
The Regulator is expected to 60 on
the ways on Monday on its arrival At
Portland. The Sarah Dixon has been
chartered to take her run. Capt.
Johnstons will be transferred from the |
Dalles City to the Sarah Dixon. Capt.
n. G. Coe, with Capt. ]. N. MNulty as |
pilot, will take the Dalles City.
Lumber is on the ground for new
sidewalk to be placed in front of the
Snipss.K .Kinersly drug store, and the
Bettingen building. Work will be
commenced Monday. 1t would be
commendable II more improvement OF
the same kind was done, for some Of
our sidewalks are In anything but
good condition.
We understand that Capt. Johnston
has been offered q good position on
the Yukon. He Is first class swift
water navigator, and thoroughly un-
his business. IT Capt. John
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