The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-02-25
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Frank Hamilton, of .Prineyille, is
the city.
Mrs. G. E., Sanders left on the Dali
City for Portland this morning.
Mrs. Surrad was among the passel
gers for Portland this morning.
=. Patrick Pagan formerly of TT
Dalles, who at present lives at Burr
Ranch. is in the city.
Cha, les Brooks. Of Antelope, arrive
:, In tie city last evening. and is registe
ed at the Umatilla House.
P. II. Cannon, of Grade, Croo
county, left on the morning train 70
visit to Portland friends.
E. c. Murphy, of Antelope, arrive
on yesterday afternoon train. from
few days visit to Portland.
F. H. Roe took passageo on the Dale
City this morning for Portland, wher'
he goes on business trip.
Elmer Ward, son of Tom Ward, o
this city, who has been in Portland
for sthe past three months, returned
home last evening.
George and Edward McGeer, of An
telope, arrived in the city last evening
from Portland, where Edward has
! been attending school for some time.
Mr. Tom Brogan, of Antelope &C.
companied by mis- daughter Miss
Lizzie and niece Mss Katie Brogan,
left this morning for Portland for a
few days visit in that city.
At about IL O'Clock last night the
workmen succeeded in getting the
sunken barge on which the pile driver
is built above water, after considerable
trouble The boat has been towed to
Il point above the wharf where it will
safe in the future from the dangers of
the wind and waves.
A large amount of wood is being
brought up from points down the
river and piled on the beach so that
the latter place has the appearance OF
a large wood yard. If the river makes
q raise in the near future it will be
difficult matter to get the wood to
place of safety before it begins to float
in the direction from whence it came.
F. w. Wilson, a lumberman from
The Dalles, is registered at the Bel
vedere. The above taken from last
evenings Telegram is a revelation,
While we know that the young at
torney did some sheep herdiug while
On his vacation last summer, we were
not aware OF his being logger. and
will require an explanation on his re-
turn home.
Alopg with the man from Antelope
another individual from this section
occupied the city bastile from early
his morning. Il appears he was
out for time" and seemed to be hav-
ng it if disorderly conduct counts in
uch cases. Nightwatchman Phi-man
vas called to prevent him from break
ng windows and scsherwise defacing
property and he is at present iu Jail /
waiting the pleasure of Recorder |
zates. ...,.e.. -
Jacob c. Bins one of our Dalles
'oys who left for Manila with company
= last spring has returned home,
laving been discharged on account of
INJURIES received by an accident, on
,oard of the transport last June. Ho |
3 at present forced to use crutches in |
rider to move around. At the time |
+ the accident his injury was con-
idered trivial, but the warm climate |
the same and it was neces-
ry for him toreturn.
AS yet no appointment has been |
made of successor to Arch bishop |
iross in the Archdiocese of Oregon,
nd those interested in church circles ,
re wondering who will be called to
IL the vacancy. An eastern paper /
ecently published rumor that Bishop |
'hristie, of Vancouver Island would |
eceive the appointment, but as yet
othing definite can be said in the
natter As Bishop Christie has not
eceived any ne VS. OF his appointment
, is thought the rumor is groundiess.
1t appeared for a short time this
forming that we were about to have
mother touch of winter weather. A
Dnsiderable amount of snow fell and /
ne temperature was considerably
older than for the past few days.
he warm ground caused every ves-
ge OF snow TO disappe lr however and
,waid ds noon the clouds cleared, the
I'm came out bright and warm. and
% enjoyed one of those baimy East.
rn Oregon afternoons in spite of the
aspect of the weather in
be morning.
One of the men who was in the city |
ON Antelope for the purpose of serv-
/ : as witness in the Forester case