The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-12-09

!. Clackamas, superintendent of tn
r Rogue river hatchery, has take
, 100000 chinook salmon eggs th
season, and is now taking the roe {
silversides.
@ The Seattle ePost-Intelligencer chan
q ed management yesterday. The ne'
q owners are supposed to be NortherI
Pacific people. S. P. Weston is busi
ness manager.
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P.F. Chandler, editor of the Grant
County News, accompanied by his wife
came up on the boat last evening and
left on the 1850 train for Baker City,
en- route to their home at. Canyon.
At Repu blic, WASH, last Wednesday
Deputy Sheriff Swan shot and almost
instantly killed Joe Williams. gamb-
ler. Swan was attempting TO arrest
Williams when the shooting occurred.
Adjutant Marion Evans, junior sold
ier secretary, will hold meetings sat
urday evening and all day Sunday at
the Salvation Army barracks. The
subject of his discourses will be "home
life."
The checks for the payment of the
fifth dividend declared by Receiver
II. S. Wilson to creditors of The
Dalles National bank have been re
ceived and will be delivered to claim
ants upon application.
1t will soon be determined if Mr..
Story is reality mayor or of Portland,
or whether. he has been holding the
office wrongfuily since.his alleged elec.
tion by the council. The case is on
trial before a jury in judge Frazer's
court.
This afternoon Sheriff Kelly sold
three shares of the capital stock in
the Hood River Fruit Growers Union,
owned by J. II. and B. F. Shoemaker,
to satisfy a judgment for S229.S5 in
favor of Mrs. S. J. La France. They
were bought in for $6.
Douglas county circuit court has
just sent a young woman to the pen.
itentiary for horse stealing. Her
name is Dora Cole,and she is said to be
a tramp. She plead guilty to stealing
the horse and was sentenced to one
year at hard labor in the penitentiary.
VIM. Perkins. her associate in crime,
was given two years.
Temple Lodge, A. o. U. W, elected
officers last night as follows: Geo. F.
Ross, master workman: Geo JOles,
foreman; T. F. Wood, overseer; J. F.
Haworth. recorder; C. W. Myer, finan.
,ier; c. F. Stephens, receiver; Char
es Jones, guide; j. Fisher, inside
Lemke, outside watch
nan; c J. Crendall, trustee.
Hon. F. N. Jones is in from his
'anch today and says sheepmen in the
yicinity of Bakeoven are quite rest
ess. Unsually at this season of the
ear they have to worry about getting
eed for their focks. but now they have
lothing to do except to watch their
heep feed on the abundant grass that t
3 everywhere on the range, hence
hey are feeling discomfort.
Miss DOda Alexander died at the
ome of her mother on Fourth street :
t five O'Clock this morning, after an /,
lness of only few days with rheu-
latic fever. Her sudden death is ter
ible shock to Mrs. Alexander, who is
4 the last stages of consumption. Miss :;
.lexander was about % years of age, !,
nd had resided in The Dalles for
umber of years., The funeral will
IKE place from the family residence
n Fourth street at 2P. NJ. tomorrow. T
This morning Harvey HOFFMAN was /,
rrested at Gresham, in Multnomah g
ounty, on warrant sent there by a
heriff Kelly. Last October Kotzman h
assed two forged checks in this city h
o Moore Bros, of Moro. One for i,
$40 was cashed by =. F. Michelbach d
nd the other for $56 was taken by b. r
!. Kuek. Sheriff Kelly leaves on the
ternoon train for Gresham to bring
otzman here for trial. Mr.. Kelly is
,ing pretty good business in captur- T
Ig forgers, and if he keeps up the
bod work will cause them to give
Vasco county the go-by. t.