The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-27

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lay of June, 1902.
F. G. BROSIUS, Mayor,
Attest J. X. NICKELsEN, Recorder,
Sold Whisky to Indians.
Frank Wilson, a stranger, was ar est
ed, Sunday, by City Marshal Dukes,
charged with selling whisky to Indians.
Wilson was given preliminary hearing,
before U. S. Commissioner
Geo. T. Prather, and the evidence was
deemed sufficient to justify notifying
the authorities at Portland. Deputy
T. S. Marshal Proebstel came up Tues
day and took the prisoner to Portland
The evidence is strong against Wilson,
and conviction will probably mean ayear
in thepenitentiary.
There have been numerous cases OF
drunken Indians in town OF late and
several arrests have been made of white
men charged with selling liquor to
the Indians, but convicting evidence
dence against the offenders has been
hard to secure, and the men had to
be turned loose. Wilson was arrested
once before for this offense, and prom
ised to leave town when turned loose,
but he showed no OF intentions OF
doing so when let out of jail, SO Mar
shal Dukes kept strict watch OF the man
Sunday, and finally caught him in the
act. Wilson was noticed vending his
way towards the railroad bridge, so
Percy Wells and Ben Thyson took aposl-
ton in the woods and awaited develop
ments. The man was seen to supply
some Indians with bottle, when he
was Immediately placed under arrest.
County Superintendent G. l.. Gilbert
left Tuesday for Eugene, to attend the
meeting of the Western division OF the
State Teachers Association which holds
a three. day session from June 26 to %
inclusive. Superintendent Gilbert will
discuss the question before the teachers,
whether or not teacher may take the
examination in one county and have
the papers forwarded for correction to
the county board in which the teacher
applied for certificate to be granted.
The Hood River Spring Water Com
panv has increased the capital stock
of the corporation from $4,000 to $780,
600. The company expects to increase
the number of stockholders by a sale Of
shares. Ii the cty's proposition for
fire protection is accepted, it will neces-
state an expenditure of $4,000 for the
LAYING Of mains, placing of hydrants,
etc
Hon. w. B. Presby, U. S. commission
er at Goldendale, is the nearest officer
before whom proofs for timber claims
and homestead entries can be made II
the inland section OF Klickitat county,
Mr.. Presby is lawyer Of ability, anC
all legal business intrusted to hin
will be carefully and promptly attended
to.
D. E. Rand, Horace Mecklin anC
Johnnie Roberts went to Cloud Cap I'M
Tuesday, to plow the snow from the
road, for half mile or so thi
side of the hotel The snow is
reported five feet deep in places, but b,
blowing it well melt sufficiently to ad
nit passage to the Inn by next week
Jim Langille on Monday received
photograph of his son viii, who is nov
in Nome, where he is in the employ Q
large mining company. viii isa stay
er. He went to Alaska during tn
Klondike stampede. He will probabl
come home when he makes sutlicien
r stake.
Rev. II. C. Shaffer and S. f. Bartmes
left Wednesday morning for Irving, ,nea
Eugene, as delegates to the annual stat
conference of the L. B, church.
The Regulator line has made fla
: rate of one fare for the round trip be
, tween all points on the river July to
= inclusive.
The Eugene Register of last Saturda
= SAYS 1.-The extreme radiatiOns OF salt
4, brious ozone caused the ecinnabar extraC
4 to register SS degrees"
e Lost-An adze was left in the stree
e near Dr. Bro ius' barn. Reward will
1 paid if left at the Glacier office.
Grenvlle Goddard returnediTuesda
from Spokane and the Palouse, wher
he has been since last fall.
Sam Blowers was q years old la
: Sunday, when his father presented hii
Z with a handsome gold watch.
Il A city ordinance and other interestiT
e reading will be found in our supplemel
a TODAY.