The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-04-22
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From Wednesdays Daily.
A.. r. Tozier. one Of the leadil
fisherman Of cascade Locks, is in Il
ciry on business.
Hon. C. M. Cartwright came up fro
Portland last night and will spend
few days in the city.
Judoe Rennett left bv last evening
train for Walla Walila. where he ro,
to lnok after legal business.
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Brazil Savage, OF Wamfc, came Il
'own yesterday ior meoie@i .rss'nen'
ana Is ~ sne ooar no'ei wnere No n
anoer tne, care OF Drs' Logan ant
1eisenaor1er'
The city council OF North Yakims
have ordered that criminal proceedings
be commenced against ex.City Treas
urer Pressey, charging him with en-
: oezziement. ms shortage 's some
snine ossr so'oo0'
Those who imagine any great
amount OF the fruit in this section was
killed by the February freeze haye
but TO take turn around among the
orchards and notice the large number
OF blooms that are on the trees. Most
of them are loaded.
The sparring match thas was to have
taken place at the Baldwin Saturday
night has been called OF. The msnaE-
ers OF the two "arrists' could not at.
ford to pay-the license imposed by the
council, so they folded their tents. can
celed their contracts, and went away.
The Dslles steam laundry is becom.
ing one Of the leading industries of
the town, and is showing thrift in
many ways. Recently q gas plant
was put In the establishment, and now
two OF DIV. Vause's best brush artists
are decorating the front with new
coat OF white paiLt.
The Dalles is coming out as q man.
ufscturing point in some respects.
Messrs. Bartell & Moneer have receiy-
ed ian order from Bandon, In William.
cite valley, for stage coach which
they are building and will have COM
pleted py the 10th. It Is said the
coaches they make are superior 70
any put up elsewhere on the coast.
Charles 81. Gleim, travelling freight |
and passenger agent for the Colorado |
Midland, spent the day in the city.
Mr.. Gleim, besides looking after the
interests of his road, Is endeavoring |
on the part of the people of Colorado |
springs, TO interest Pacific coast Elks |
IN ;tne matter Vi noioine 'ne 10oo ses'
sion oi 'neir grs"o iooee ~ 'ns'
place.
The move to collect fund OF $1,000
for the purpose OF purchasing sword
to present to Captin g. E. Clark, who
the battle ship Oregon on
its renowned voyages. should be push
ed along In every locality. Certainly |
Oregon cannot do less than give
token OF respect to the commander OF
sne kesse's oA''ie'np :no.' s'1 '
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Al. Everoing is ouiio1nR new nsn
mouse on tne east sioe OF MS cannefy
on First street. deretoiore sne nsn
mouse was unoerneasn 'ne main noor,
ana wnen sne wafer was extremely
nien II was noooea SO tna' nsn couio
NOT % cieaneo. Aise. .ne new nouse
10 co"pieteo, INC wssn.ns WIZ. sn oe
on sne same moor Win .ne "acninery'
nence oniy extreme nien "a'er can
lnteriere Win WORK.
Messrs. F. b. Harris and A. W.
Damon, of Springfield. Mass. and P.
E. Gerald, of Portland. spent last
night In town and left on the boat this
morning for Portland. Mr.. Damon is
president and Mr.. Harris secretary of
the Springfield insurance. Co., while
Mr.. Gerald 10 the Northwest agent.