The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-22

1t was q success.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Brooks and Mi
Mabel Cowles came home last eve
ing from Portland where they ha'
been attending the exposition.
| W. q. Mansfield, who has been
the legislature the past three week
serving as expert on the state prin
ing, returned home last evening.
For two weeks past Billy Hoerir
has been confined to his room, b
was able this morning to resume b
duties as day clerk at the Umatil
| House.
L. N. Ligget, editor of the Prin
Vile Review, is in the city. MIR. Lii
get was delegate to the &. of I
grand lodge at Portland, and is on b
way home.
Mrs. A. Browr accompanied by he
daughters Miss Ethel and Alice lei
for Portland this morning to Visit he
daughter Mrs a. Lacy and to ,atten
the exposition.
Mrs. john Fitzgerald left on th
early morning train for Portland t
attend the feneral Of her nephew
.Murty Driscoll, who died very sudden
iy at Denver, Col, last Thursday.
Today Sheriff Kelley turned int
the county treasury $3575.97, taxes col
lected during the past Is days. o
this amount 1922, SO were collec ted OIL
the 1897 roll and s3O2,9s on the IS9
roll.
Senators Dufur and Micbell ant
Representative Morton and Robert
have returned from Salem, glad tha
the special session has closed and fairl.
we'll satisfied with the work they hav'
accomplished.
Ex-Sheriff T. J. Driver has accepted
a position as special police during th'
fair week. Tom will see to it that ths
peace and dignity of the city is main
tanned while he wears the star.
Next Saturday the wonderful guide
less PAGER Del Norte will 60 in pace
on the track at the fair grounds. De-
Norte is full brother to Chehalis
and is one OF the best PAGERS today or
the Pacific coast.
During the fair the o. r. & N. Co.
will give a one fare rate for round
trip tickets from Arlington, Grants
Biggs and Hood River to The Dalles
for one fare. That is, you get round
trip tickets for the price of one way.
While there ls considerable activity
along the business streets in the way
of building there is also some building
in the residence part Of the city, among
which are the new dwellings being ppt
up by Judge Bennett and E. c. Pease
The funeral of the late Mrs. Emile
Schultz was conducted from the Episco-
pal church at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
and the remains were followed to their
last resting place in the Masonic
cemetery by large number of sor-
rowing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Silvertooth ar.
rived from Antelope at noon today
just in time to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Silvertooth's mother, Mrs.
which took place at O'Clock.
The two sons Will and Walter Cowne,
who reside at Caleb, Grant county
could not be notified in time to reach
here.
The bowlers did some good rolling
on the alleys here during the past
week. The high scores at the Uma-
tilla house were:- Monday. 81. Meatz
eS; Tuesday, Chas. Schmidt 65; Weu-
nesday Il. Meatz So: Thursday D.
Dufur, SO; Friday h. Esping, 55; Satur-
day, h. Meatz So; Sunday, b. Meatz
Is. Total 4e8; average 682.
The people OF Oregon are to be con,
gragulated that the special session has
and that there will be
nothing now to aqitate their minds
until the regular session which con-
venes in January next The special
session accomplished some good and
some bad work, but takep as whole,
It was the most respectable session we
have had for q number of years.
The Dalles is filed to overHowing by
that class OF men who toll not, but
live by their wits and the assistance of
seductive looking devices that intice
the unwary to fool with them in the
hopes of getting something for
nothing. Each recurring fair week
brings these men and their gamboliug
devices, but people don't have to pat.
'onize them, so If they lose their
money at any of these sure-thing
.ames it is their own fault.
The Marion county grand jury has
Indicted L. v. Ehlen, II. T. Hayes, P.
I. Darcy. w. J.. darcy, s. T.
Richardson, John A. Carson and
Raftei, charging them with
laving altered the election returns
ast June to further the interests OF P.
I. Darcy, gho contested the election
+ Judge Boise as judge of the third
district. Judge Bennett, of this city,
las been employed to defend the
ase.
81. b. Riddell came home last night
rom visit to the Cascade Locks.
Mrs. Gates and daughter, of Chehalis
Vash., are visiting friends in the city.
T. ]. Rorick and son returned last
light from attending the exposition
n Portland.
r. S. Turner, editor of the Dufur
'ispatch, Is 10 the city today attend
1e the district fair.
DR.. Jayne, brother OF District Attor-
@EA Gssx. The sick, nery.