The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-09-30
From Tueday's Daily
Joel Koontz is in the city from his
home at Fig ht. Mile.

deppuef, Is visiting DdtltS irlenuS to-
day.
H. E. Moore one of the substantial
farmers of Nansene, IL in the city to-
day.
Mr.. A. Burckhardt arrived in the
city last evening and is visiting Dalles
friends.
Alfred Huo.t came up from Portland
yesterday and is visiting friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Mays and son,
o F. Mays, arrived in the city from
| Joseph. .Wallowa county, yesterday and
are visiting their relatives in The
Dalles.
Miss Minnie 81 Idrock left yesterday
| for Arlington an Condor where she
goes with stocR of millinery goods
for the Campbell & Wilson millinery
parlors of this CT >.
A drunk was arrested last evening
by Nightwatchman Phirman and
lodged in Jail. He was requested by
the recorder toe rich the city treasury
this morning to tile extent of S. which
he did and went his way rejoicing.
II. Herbring returned last night
from New York where he has been
purchasing his faI and winter stock.
Mr.. Herbring srafes that there is
noticeable raise i, everything in the
price of everything in mis- line.
We are inform Il that threshiug in
Sheru county is rapidly Rdrawing to
a close. The W eat is turning out
fairly good aver. :. : to the acre but is
in many cases of iferior quality that
will not rank an hing near first class
when it's comes market.
Mrs. Annie B, 'khouse is reported
quite sick at her ome ten miles north
east of The Ds %. A doctor was
called this morn and found her In
a dangerous con lion. AS she is ad-
vanced in years. he will be extremely
fortunate if she Irvives the present
attack.
Last night Ju ice Meade. of Moro:
notified Sheriff Kelly that psrty
named Frank K amer formerly of
Moro, was want, for obtaining money
and good under ia se pretenses. Sher-
iff Kelly instituted search, found his
man and lodged m in Jail where he
awaits the arriv ii of the sheriff of
Sherman count who will take him
back to Moro for preliminary hear
ing in the justic' court.
Max Ludderm l editor of the Ante
lope Herald arr ID in the city yester-
day. He states at it is the opinion
around Antelop hat Frank Finnell,
the murderer Norran is hid in the
mountains in CT TX county. Several
sheepmen state at he has been seen
around their lps at various times
since the murd, and there seems to
be little quest that he is still in
that vicinity.
Prospects for Ass Valley being a
booming railro; town in the near
future are said be very bright. The
right of way for he Coiumb bia South.
ern from Moro . that enterprlsing
little towown is occurred. and almost
S5, 900 hasbeen scribed to encourage
the road to go o7er that route. Con.
tractors are at y; esent in Moro and
in almost one m ,re week work on the |
road will CONNIE ,e.
One of the fnt 81 collections of ores |
ever put into a p vate cabinet Will be
seen in the mine department of the
Spokane Indus, al Exposition This
year. 1t is the oinet of F. r. Mills,
of Baker City. 1t represents ores
from almost every mine and camp in
,he Baker Clty country. From the
Baker City distr CT there will also be
sent large gu tity of free milling
,res for consumI IN in the two stamp
mill and the five amp mill which will
De operated thro :, hOut the fair in the
hall y the Hammond
{ npany.
The summer al fallof 1899 promises
o be one that wi be chronicled as an
If season for the Columbia river fish,
rmen above the tscade Locks. Yes.
erday Seufert E theirs took off the
cine on the Wa ingtop side of the
iver, as they wer rot catching enough
almon to pay IL crew of men which s
7as necessary to crate tine same and I
,ill fish only wit wheels during the 6
emainder of the ason and if it cost s
nything to spea # to operate wheels {
ne amount of sal on that they take Z
ould not justify hem ia operating I
lem. The salmi pack at the upper I
yer canneries f." 1899 will fall far |
Glow any preyio year since the con- t
ruction of the neries. n
A party of your people went out to il
r. Hills ranch / the wagonette last
ght, not on mis-. ief bent as was the
le of last week in which the city
lUT6SS VI buo SilEOulClC DTOh0 oil | t
evious records q jumping over :
tier melon vim and through wire
nces when the tarty of youngsters
rned the shot uns loose, but in
mpliance to an I vitation from Mr..
II to come out D. help themselves.
wagonload of ons awaited their
rival and they ate their fill un .
,lested after a ch they returned >
liven up the que, , town with their S
1gs and laughter Is they were driven q
,und by Mr.. Tobinson at a merry ,
,e.
tt
The o. r. & N. It's a large icehouse in
move near Heod River, as the NJ
ucture stands IL sctiy on the line of u
} new track to . laid in straighten- =.
. the curves g. that point. The be
ilding is ITO feet long and 80 feet
lie, and the work of moving will re- 81,
ire the efforts of 10 men, so jack W
ews and 100 rollers for four weeks, ST
,ugh the distarcs traversed is NOT m
,at, and squai .''g the structure %
'und will be tie most difficult part ~
the job. There are ITO tons of ice sir
the building. which will have to be sa1 sah
we'd with it. Tia work of "better- Pr