The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-11-26
From TuesdYa,s Daily

and we should help them.
From Tuesdya's Daily.
Messrs. A. S. Blowers, r. Rand and
II. C. Evans, of Hood River, are in the
city.
The grand jury adjourned this morn
ing having completed the business for
the term
J Isam Cleek, prominent cattle
raiser of Crook county, is in the city,
, having delivered 400 head of cattle
yesterday to Mr.. Scott, of Montana.
On Thanksgiving day Ben Wilson
will serve an elegant turkey lunch
free to all his patrons, at the Ben Will
son saloon. Don't forget the date
Thanksgiving day, Nov. 24th. 2t.
). P. McInerny, administrator of the
Brogan estate, accompanied by
Farquer McRae, left for Antelope to
look after the property belonging to
the estate.
! The Eastern Tocsin Is the name of a
new paper just started at Carson in the
eastern part of Union county, pub
lished by II. G. James. The first num-
ber intimates that it will be "non-par-
tisan" in politics.
A "Patriotic Entertainment and So
cial will be given by the Endeavorers
of the Christian church on Friday
evening of this week. A very enter
tanning program will be rendered.
Admission, Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Hill arrived
here from Prineville this morning.
They are cnroute to Arkansas Hot
Springs, where they will spend tie
winter. Mr.. Hill is afflicted with rheu-
matism and goes to the springs in
hope that the baths there will benefit
his health.
Last evening Joe Aubin and Ray
mond Chavez, the two men who were
with Frank Forester when he killed
Phil Brogan, were discharged from
the custody of the sheriff, the grand
jury having failed to find any evidence
connecting them with the crime.
This morning E. P. Fitzgerald re-
ceived telegram from his son
Lieutenant c. c. Fitzgerald, Co. D
Second US. engineers. informing him
that his company had been ordered
from Savannah to Havana, and that
they would sail from Tampa tomorrow.
At the stock yards are three thor
oug hbred Poland China pigs, which
Hon. M. A. Moody has imported from
Marion county to be taken to his
Kingsley farm. They are as fine bred
animals as were ever brought to the
county. The sire of these pigs was on
exhibition at the worlds faia at Chi.
cago, and was sold for $1,000.
Once more the friends of Joe Stude.
nicka are pleased to see his smiling
face at the brewery and learn that he
has settled down for life as benedict.
Joe's household cares kept him away
from business for week, but now he
has his home comfortably furnished,
and has resumed his old position, and
may be said is once more himself.
From east to west Oregon is $40
miles across, and 270 miles across
from north to south, giving it an area
of sc, 900 miles. The acreage is great
er than all the New England states,
West Virginia and Delaware added,
or greater than the aggregate of New
York, Pennsylvania and Delaware,
or Iowa and Ohio, or Illinois apd
louisiana or of the total area of Eng
laud, Scotland and Wales.
The case of the state VS. A. C. Free
man was given to the jury about 10
O'Clock last night, and in few min
utss verdict of not guilty was re.
turned. There was not clear case of
iarcency made out against the defend
ant, but he has received lesson that |
will pro badly be of benefit to him in |
the future, and he will exercise more |
caution in handling property not his
own.
Several merchants of The Dalles |
have received communications from
Canyon City, saying that the people
who were burned out in the recent
fire are suffering and are in need of
assistance. Now what will The Dalles
do for the relief of those people? We
owe i5 to them to extend some relief.
Let the mayor or the president of
the commercial club. take the matter
in hand, and appoint committee to
solicit funds for the Canyon City suf-
ferers.
The case of Mrs. M. j. Mosier vs.
tho o. r. & N. Co. was placed on trial
in the circuit court this morning and
the following jury impaneled. E. Pi
r. L. Mcintosh, r ]. Ellis,
G. V. Durham, ]. W. Ward, J. N.
Ensley, r. II. Blue, G. A. Cramer, E.
Boutwell,, w. ]. Hartman, J. 81. Ew-
bank and R. Beattie. Judge Bennett
for the plaintiff and Mr.. Mi,
nor, of the firm of Cox, Cotton, Teal
& Minor, for the railroad company.
1t is a case in which Mrs. Mosier seeks
TO recover So 600 for damage to her
property because of a change that has
been made in the railroad track The
jury was taken to Mosier this after
noon in charge of Bailiffs Harper and
Jackson to look over the premises al
legged to be damaged.
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