The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Charles Lord, of Arlington, is in the
city.
A. D. Loonev. of Mitchell, is a guest
at the UmaLilla House.
Matt K ssell, advance agent of the
Metropolitan Opera Co., is in the city
William :. and E. w. Gribble are
in the city from their home near Mt.
Hood.
An adjourned meeting of the city
ing.
Mir. p. Campbell left yesterday to
visit his daughter in EivertOn Wash
ingtOn.
Mrs. H. Laurensen left yesterday
morning tor Aberdene, WASH, where
she will spend month visiting.
W. Fl. q. Dufur, superintendent OF
the Cascade forest reserve, returned
Saturday from trip to Lost Lake.
Miss Maie Elton returned from Hood
River last evening where she has been
visiting her sister. Minnie, for few
days.
Miss Annette Michel has returned
from Portland where she mas been
taking a course in the Holmes bust ness
college.
Commencing Tuesday, Oct. 10, the
regular communications of Colum bia
chapter, No. 33, o. E. S, will begin al
1880 sharp.
Will Lauder, of Bakeoven, is in the
city today having returned yesterday
evening from a business trip to the
Willamette Valley. Be has recently
purchased 1000 bead of stock sheep.
1t is said that there are at present
l2OOO head of sheep between this place
aud Sherar's Bridge on their wa, TO
The Dalles for shipment east. This
means quite profit for the railroad
companies.
F. w. Silvertooth, of Antelope,
spent yesterday in the city and left for
Antelope this morning. He was ac-
companied by Dick Nolan, who has ac-
cepted position as bar tender In Mr..
Silvertooth's saloon.
Vanity Fair" the newest of Hill's
extravas anzas, with what is said to be
an excellent company in its cast will
be at the VOgt opera house on Sat-,
Oct. IA, for one night All of the best
elements of farce, song, dance and up.
to-date music have beeu selected to
make this one of the brightest and best
ever seen here, an i'm
portan. and very novel performance
throughout.
M. e. Carey, formerly sn Eastern
Oregon boy, who at present resides at
Johannesburg. in South Africa, passed
through the city yesterday after hav-
ing visited his relatives at Prinevilie.
He is returning to his home in the
dark Continent.
Last Saturday evening number of
lady members of the Degree of Honor
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mel
son and presented them with hand.
some wedding present. They also
took with them quantity of edibles,
nd cr,apt ouapipn NJ,
Nelson and bride.
John Spencer returned from the
vicinity of Prineville the first of the
week, having secured $50 head of Ram
oouillets, Delaine and halfbred Lincoln
,ucks, which he shipped from here
Tuesday morning for Rawlins, Wyo.
rom where he will drive them to Lost
Jabip, their final resting point, says
he Heppner Gazette.
j. E. Barry, who is charged by Mr..
!. L. DaYis of having embezzled money
nd goods while employed in running
lr. Davis feed yard tAis summer, was
rrested by Sheriff Frazier, of Multi.
oman county, Saturday and brought
ack to this city by Constable Hill,
His preliminary hearing
DIS set for l:30 this afternoon in JUS
ce G. E. Bayards court, but as the
'tOrneys were not ready the case was
until $3.50 tomorrow morn {
g. Hon. A. S. Bennett appears for &
AIRY, while District Attorney A. A. {
Iyne, will conduct the prosecution. I
Commissioner HALEY, upon the evid- !,
ice being presented by the govern .
ent against Barkley and Farrens,
Id them to the federal grand jury at
,rtland, in the sum of SIC, 1000. for the y
eged crime OF rObbt ring the Ontar iu.
lrns stage mails, on September 22d.
lriDg the hearing statements were d
,de by witnesses for the government,
ich tended to connect Van C. Alex o
der with the robbery. Alexander, I
one of the witnesses. swore to having
: ny up S170 to the officers. He lives
Huntman, Baker county. That 81
rd man. besides Barkley and Far o
1s. was implicated, was conclusively ie
sven in the testimony.
From Tueday's Daily +
Ion. Joseph Morton, of Hood River, e'
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