The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-05-13
From Tuesdays Daily


farm last evening.
Hon. G. j. Bright. of Wasco, is a
visitor in the city.
J. Donohue. of Kent, is guest of
| the Umatilla house.
w. B. Presby and wife, of Golden
dale, are in the city.
| Geo Miller vas passenger on the
| boat for Portland this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Finn returned to
| Portland by the afternoon train.
MIR. and Mrs. Fish returned last
night from visit to Mr.. Fish's mother.
The Dalles City had full load of
wool when she left for Portland this
morning.
The river is on the rise again, and
81 God at IA this morning. rise OF
foot and half since yesterday.
j. C. Wood, formerly of The Dalles,
has located at Healdsourg, California,
where be has engaged in the butcher
business.
Miss Geer left for her home at Port
| land this morning after visit OF two
weeks in the city the guest of Dlrs.
Capt. Waud.
Miss Lord and Miss Hummason, who
have been visiting friends in the city,
left on the Dalles City for Portland
this morning.
MIR. and Mrs E. K. Russell arrived
last evening from California and after
visiting friends here will leave for
New York to join their son w. w.
Russell and family.
as result of the accident that hap
pened to nim two weaks ago, but he is
gaining strength slowly, anu will be
up and around ere long.
v. M. Bennett, who for a year past
has been book kee per at W. A. John
ston's store in this city, left for Moro
Sunday to accept a position in j. M.
Filloon's hardware and implement
house.
This morning Is car loads of stock
cattle from ROseburg were uhloaded
here to be fed at the stock yards.
They we're in charge of Mr.. Yeist and
were biiled'to Hall & Graham, South
| Omaha.
Wm. Shelly and Mrs. Thomas Welch,
! of Cello, are here arranging for the
! settling up of tie estate of the late
Thomas WEIGH, Mrs. Welch haying
been appointed administrators of the
estate.
During the baseball game at Port
land field Sunday, Ambrose Bonnet, a
boy living on East Ankeny street,
While looking on, was hit on the lip
by passed ball and three of his teeth
were extracted without cost. HIS lip
was also split.
Today IL lots near the old garrison
were sold at adml u istrators sale to A.
M, Kelsay for 5000. also $50 acres of
hill land near Ten Mile to Richard
| Brookhonse for Sl00. The property
belonged to the estate of DR.. Rhine
hart, deceased.
Let the meeting at the club rooms
next Saturday evening be the largest
ever held in the city. Let all property
owners and business men be there, for
on what is accomplished at that meet
ing will depend the future growth and
prosperity of The Dalles.
On May l7th the drama "A Sum
mer's Fancy" will be rendered at the
Vogt by local talent under the man
agement of P. b. Levin. 1t is light,
pleasing drama, and that it will be
! we'll rendered all are fully convinced
| for Dalles local talent always do things
right.
There will be fun on the baseball
grounds on May Both, the employees
of A M. Williams & Co. having ac-
cepted the challenge of the employees
of Mays & Groves to play match
game on that date. 1t may not be
scientific game, but it will afford
plenty OF amusement.
This morning the American market
received large invoice of asparagus
from White Salmon, also green cucum.
bers from California and numerous
other choice vegetables from local
gardeners. The varieties kept at that
market are such that the most particu-
lar can always be supplied.
The Alliance Mortgage & Trust
Company, the Investors Mortgage
Security Company and the Dundee
Mortgage & Trust Company haye
filed suit in the state circuit court
against Multnomah county and sheriff
Frazier to enjoin the sale of property
for taxes for the years 1883 to 1892
inclusive.
Last night John Anderson was ar
rested by Policeman Phirman on a
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
and on being brought before Recodrer
Gbtes was discharged. James Cox.
who was arrested by Marshal Lauer on
a similar charge, was less fortunate,
he having been fined S5. Cox had not
only been gloriously drunk, but was on
the war path and SHE'D rock at bar
keeper in one of the saloons.
Mrs. j. M. Filloon, who has been
visiting in Moro, returned home Sun
day. Mrs. Filloon intends moving to
Moro 10 about three months. or as soon
as suitable residence can be secured.
Houses are very scarce there at present
and it would be good idea for Moro's
monied p ople to erect cottages for
reDt as it would accommodate many
who otherwise haye had to pass by.
The same is true of The Dalles.
The meeting of the Wasco Forest
Reserve Protective Associa ton held at
Dufur last Saturday was well attended,
a large number of the members being
present. The association mas begun
working in the right way to prevent
fires in the mountains by Offering a
reward of S10G for the conviction of
any one setting out fire. Besides the
reward every member of the associa-
tion will assist in bringing to justice
any person violating the forestry reg