The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-04
From Thursdays Daily.

Frank Liebline, of Kingsley, is i
the city.
| Mr.. C. P. Balck, of Dufur. ia visitir
in the city.
W. N. Patison, of Dufur, was in TIL
Dailes today.
Judge Kent, OF Hood River, spen
the day 10 the city.
Miss Julia Nickelsen went to Hoot
River today to visit the family OF hel
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meddler, of Ru'
fus, are registered at the Umattlls
House,
During the month of October the
fees collected by the county clerk
amounted S3Sl.10.
S. Wilson, of Hillsboro, is here
visiting his son, W. W, Wilson, of the
Baldwin restaurant.
In Justice Bayard's court last even.
ing Charles Prather was held in BONDS
of $3.50 to answer before the circuit
court on charge of having shot Lem
Fields.
Miss Lizzie Farmer, one of the
es-Mountaineer force, left this
morning for Portland, where she will
visit for few days, and then go to
Seattle to remain two weeks.
1t is stated that there was celebra.
tion in Dufur yesterday when the news
of Mondays battle in South Africa
was received. Some of the enthusiast
tic admirers of the Beers butehered q
NICE pig and hoisted it to the top of q
flag pole.
A. Anderson has begun work on w.
Groehler's new building on Second
street. 1t is to be two story building
3Oxso feet, CONSTRUCTED of iron. Mr..
Groehler will use the lower story for a
bakery and the upper floor for living
apartments.
During the last four months Sheriff
Kelly has collected and turned into
the county treasury taxes to the
amount of Sl6, 1852. The collections
for July were s3644.76, for August
$255O.75, for September $3399.2S and
for October se741.oa. '.' :
The Oregon domestie animal com:
mission has determined that all hogs
shipped into this state must have
clear bill of health. This action was
because OF lot Of hogs just arrived at
Portland from Nebraska were found
to be afflicted with beg eheleFa.
The fpneral OF the late Mrs. teyina
McNeal was conducted from Calvary
Baptist church this tereaeon. The
funeral address was delivered by Rev,
Mr.. pliftan, after which the remains
were deposited in Odd Fellows GENE.
terry, where they were followed by a
large ooneourse of Borrowing friends.
The little deer that was 30 much ad.
mired during the summer by parties
passing Porter's stable will leave The
Dalles tomorrow for Portland, his
owner, Walter Hoyle, having disposed
of him to L. L. Schurman, a Portland
poultry and game dealer. He will alsd
send Mr.. Schurman d couple of silver
gray squirrels that he has had for pets
the past two years.
The first semi-annual statement OF
the finances of Wheeler county shows
that 22l claims, aggregating $3.50 Of,
were paid in that period. and that thu
outstanding warrants September 80
amounted to $2OSS IS. It assumed.
however, s27,sll Indebtedness from
Grant county, s5,ss4 from Gillian and
s25 from CROCK county as it's shares Of
the dehts Of thelrespeetiye counties
when it was organized:
The indiscriminate selling of liquoF
TO Indians is becoming an unbearable
nuisance, and il not stopped soon will
certainly get somebody in trGpbles
Last night Policeman Phirnan found
three braves In a badly intoxicated
condition and locked them in Jail.
They were Indian John, Fred Sumpter
and John. Walser. The latter paid his
fine of 2$, while the other two served
their sentense out saving wood.
In the county jail at gelfax lies ap
unknnwn pane,l Of a5 or 30, with q
bullet in his hip and strychnine in his
stomach. The bullet was placed there
by Marshal Deatherage, of oakesdale,
acting as a deputy sheriff, and the
strychnine was taken by himself as
soon as he fell from the bullet wound.