The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-09-03
will be heard before Judge Mays.
81. Gates will appear for the boy.

. Will be heard before Judge Mbys. N
/ H. Gates will appear for the boy.
Hon r. E. Misner, of Mitchell, ex
3 representative of Crook county, is il
the city. Mr.. Misner is here to NEE
: his family who are returning from I
visit to California.
The Keystone saloon, John Howe
proprietor, has been moved from the
corner of Fifth and Court street to the
corner of Union and Second in the
building formerly occupied by H
Cross.
Hereafter the popular o. r. & N.
Sunday excursions, which have been
running to Multnomah Falls, Hood
River and Cascade Locks during the
past hot weather. will be discontinued
for the season of 1898.
The Regulator is lying in the lower
bay at the locks, where the hold will
be filled with empty barrels in an ef-
cessful, the boat will probably be
| brought to The Dalles and rebuilt.
J. G. Klander and wife, who are
making tour of the west, spent yes
terday in The Dalles, viewing the
sights, and this morning departed on
the boat for Portland. From there
they return to their home in Philadel-
phia.
The fare on the White Pass ard Iu-
kon Railroad is probably the highest
of any railroad in the world. 1t has
been built II miles and S1.75 is charged
for the ride oyer it, about Is cents
mile. The freight rate has not been
announced.
Hon. w, H. Moore came down from
Moro this morning, and states that |
harvesting is we'll along throughout
Sherman county. The heading will |
be finished by the last of next week,
and threshing will be finished up by
the last of the month.
T. Fl. Johnston came in this morn
ing from Dufur and spent the day in
The city. Mr.. Johnston reports every
hing booming at Dufur, the farmers
being busy harvesting an unusually
arge crop of grain, all of them hav.
ng more then they expected.
The examination of Charles Waund,
charged with obtaining money under
alse pretenses, will be held before Re-
.order Gates at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Deputy District Attorney Michel will
ondnct the prosecution and S. e. Van
factor the defense.
Yesterday Judge Bennett closed up
ontract with Hansen & Thompson for
uilding the wood work of his new
esidence to be built On Fourth steet.
he foundation for the new building i,
about completed, and carpenter
ork will begin soon.
The Times Mountaineer devil, Col
mel Stillwell, is an albright boy. Be-
de being ar all round rustler in the
flee, he is somewhat of gardener,
i'd has raised some as fine potatoes Fl
can be grown anywhere. He h
Fought TO the Office a few samples of Ii
8 garden products that would make 4
e ordinary farmer jealous. ir
Mrs. o. A. Grove died in this city
sterday from consumption. Mrs. t,
owe was brought here from Sprague m
nding last Wednesday in the hope oil
at change would better her con- lo
tion. The remains were taken to d;
ind River on the boat this morning, -
at place Sunday by Elder Boltz. te
Mrs. Churchill, wife of an o. r. N. sc
akeman at La Grande has served no. 60
70 on each of the city officers of that .
~ that unless they proceed at once
d stop the crap monstrosity she will 90
uceed against them rather tnan
ainst the gamblers as an easier job
more likely TO succeed. Her course fo
s caused by the report that her hus- I'll
I'D lost $50 in crap game. 90
There seems to be some confusion as q,
the date of collection day for Sep ii,
nber. The 81 of the month is regu- lis
collection day. but when it falls on w
turday or Sunday the date is usually N
stponed until the following Monday. ST.
,wever next Monday is labor day, :.
nee most of the merchants and busi- VI
50 men will begin collecting to- tn
rrow and finish up Monday. ?
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