The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-02

a country to appraise road this morn
ing. ts9a
Alex. Mcleod, who has been visiting
In the city for few days, left for Port
J land this morning.
Geo E. Patterson. OF Antelope, is ir
the city. He goes to Portland in the
morning on business.
Frank Taylor aud j. L. Kelley re-
ceiyed 81 head of beef cattle from
Camas Prairie today.
F A. Knapp and j. Woodham, OF
Long Beach, Wash, are in town on
their way to Goldendale.
| j. o. Thomas, special agent for the
Queen Insurance company, is in tn
city in the interest of his company.
Sol. Taylor. of the f-m of Taylor
Bros. proprietors of the Touring mills
at Prairie City, left for his home to
day.
Henry E Dosch. chairman of the
Oregon commission to the Omaha ax
position, is registered at the Umatilla
House.
Thirty-eight head of prime beef cat-
tie were received at the sto"kvarris 70
day from Trout Lake. ard were deliv-
cred to the COLUMBIA Packing Co.
Bonn Bros. hlve purchased the in.
terest Of p J. Stadlaman in The
Dalles Commission & Grocery Co. and
"ill continue business under the firm
name of The Dalles Commission Co.
The trial j,-y at Roseburg yesterday
returned rdi.l of murder in III.
first degree against ] VI Olhermtn.
who shot and killed his partner at
their mine near Myrtle Creek on Feb.
ruary 24th.
An entertainment will he given pv |
the Good TemDlars at Fairfield school |
house SATURDAY. evening April 9th.
The grand secretary will be present
and a good time is assured. Ad.
mission, adults 10 cents, children free.
One hundred ard sixty head of work
horses are being ferried across the river
today, and will be shipped to a point
near tunnel No. 3. They belong to
DeEart & Glenn, and we're
used in building the railroad at Goble.
The box sheet for the forthcoming
home minstrels will open at o'clock,
Friday, April 8th. Tickets for re- !
served seats are now on sale at Is cents,
Ind are selling rapidly. However. the
'esidents of the city should buy them ,
literally in order to encourage the ]
,entemen who are giving the show. {
Yesterdays Oregonian contained a !
edhot dispatch from The Dalles, in .,
vhich Deputy U. S. Marshal Connolly :
3 accused of colonizing a gang of I
obos that were voted at the reDr bill !
an primaries in this city. The dis !
atch is of peculiar interest just at
resent when a political campaign is
pening. Il
The Dalles is to be congratulated on ! .
poSO~slbH SuCu up-GO-udbS uuoFcudutS y.
, Pease & Mays. The magnitude and r
squisite elegance of their millinery r
splay shows how carefully they have +,
i 1ticipated the desires of their lady o
lstomers. That their enterprise is .
,preciated must be ack 1owledged by e,
|. Thei:. store has been literally be- b.
eyed by the ladies since the opening il
the new goods.
Yesterday tie Regulator brought mp sc
Ie OF the heaviest boilers ever ship di
d by the D. P. & A. N. Co. IL was IN
r e. Hayes. who is building saw q
i'll AT Stevenson. and is putting in an of
tire new plant with a capacity o from al
900 to 1000 feet Dnr day. Mr.. q lyes CT
sole proprietor of the mill. and ex- ~
C to have it in running ord r about of
e middle of the month. This il K
ite an addition to Stevenson. and s.
i'll Re ore Of the lar est mills in east ~
n Oregon. M