My great-grandmother was a Fish from Princeton, Wis., where her father was an attorney. A cousin of mine has done some very in depth research on the Fish family going back into the 1700's.. If you wish I can forward this to him as I am sure he could give you much more information than I. Aileen At 09:27 PM 01/12/2005, you wrote: >Looking for any information on Judd Fish and >Walter Fish and Family who was listed in this article Judd >once owner of the Umatilla Hose..........NJ Sinnott Fatherinlaw? >Mr. and Mrs Judd Fish and Mr. N.J. Sinnott have returned from their camping >trip to > >----- Original Message ----- From: "Earline Wasser" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 9:14 PM >Subject: [OREGON] The Dalles Daily Chronicle, July 15, 1895 > > >>The Dalles Daily Chronicle, Monday, July 15, 1895 page two Partial articles >> >>Will Destroy Grasshoppers >>Mr. Emil Schanno has received a remedy for the grasshopper pest, which is >>said to have been used in California with great efficacy. The >>grasshoppers have been something of a nuisance this season and the >>farmers will be glad to hear of any remedy that will serve as a >>preventative. Following is the preparation: >>Bran…….100 pounds >>Arsenic…. 16 pounds >>Sugar…… 16 pounds >>Mix bran and arsenic dry, then add sugar dissolved in water to wet >>thoroughly. Put a spoonful at base of each tree or vine. Don’t let >>poultry or domestic animals get at it. Locusts can be smoked out of an >>orchard, but they go to somewhere else. >> >>Mr. Henry Cock, a pioneer resident of North Yakima (Washington), died at >>his home near that place Thursday night. Mr. Cock was the brother of Mrs. >>Wm. Shackelford of this city and well known to a number of our citizens. >>For several years he was a citizen of Walla Walla (Washington) and then >>removed to North Yakima. He served one term in the Washington >>legislature. At the time of his death his age was 65 years. >> >>BRIEF MENTION page three >>Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle Reporters >> >>James Callahan, formerly employed in the Holton’s House barbershop, >>Portland, has taken a position in Julius Fisher’s during the absence of >>Mr. Long. >> >>Mr. John Ledford, an old settler living near Wamic (Oregon), is lying >>very ill as the result of a paralytic stroke. Mr. Ledford is an old >>resident of Wasco county and for many has been a resident of Wamic. His >>neighbors hope that he may survive the attack. >> >>Every move among the business men of this city indicates prosperity. >>Enlargements in stores are continually going on, and merchants are >>enlarging their field of operations continually. Funk Bros. have leased >>from Max Vogt the building formerly occupied by M.T. Nolan, and are using >>it as annex to their present business. The partition between the stores >>is being taken down, and both rooms thrown into one. The new store will >>have a frontage of over fifty feet, and will make an attractive business >>house. The progress of The Dalles is very satisfactory to all who have a >>belief in its future. >> >>Sunday morning about 3 o’clock J. Taylor, a man from North Yakima, walked >>off the board walk on the Mill creek trestle and fell a distance of >>twenty-five feet. No one was present at the time, and the injured man was >>compelled to drag himself back to the Columbia (hotel?), where he was >>stopping. Dr. Hollister was hastily sent for, and an examination told >>that a leg was broken just above the ankle. How the man escaped still >>greater injury is a marvel. The injured man is suffering a great deal of >>pain, and yesterday his suffering was so intense that he got out of bed >>and by the aid of crutches went out on the street, against the orders of >>the physician and attendants. The accident occurred at the same place Jim >>Ferguson’s horse committed suicide several days ago. >> >>Death of Mrs. Bessie Wagonblast >>Last night at 11 o’clock Mrs. Bessie P. Wagonblast died at the home of >>her mother, Mrs. Sarah Doyle, on 8 Mile. Mrs. Wagonblast had been a >>sufferer from consumption for about six months, but no immediate danger >>of death was thought by her friends. She had been up and around the house >>during the day, and when her husband left her at 7 o’clock to go to >>another farm she seemed fairly well. In five hours death had taken her. >> >>Mrs. Wagonblast lacked about three months of being 21 and had been >>married three years to Mr. Chas F. Wagonblast whose farm is on 8-Mile. >>She leaves, besides her husband, two little boys. The funeral will take >>place tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock from the Dry Hollow schoolhouse. >> >>Her death is a great blow to her young husband and members of the family. >>Although consumption had long ago marked her as a victim, yet the shock >>of her death was none the less cruel. In disposition she was very sweet >>and attractive, and her memory will remain dear to her bereaved friends >>as long as their lives last. The sympathy of the whole neighborhood goes >>out to the stricken family in their distress. >> >>Shooting Sunday Morning >>A shooting occurred early Sunday morning which came nearly terminating >>fatally and which may yet have a serious outcome. A carpenter named >>McDonald and James Hagan were having a dispute in Lemke’s saloon and >>Hagan charged McDonald with having worked for $1.50 a day. This >>insuinuation (sic) McDonald quickly resented and a wordy war ensued >>between the men which quickly gathered a crowd of witnesses. Hagan and >>McDonald then patched up their differences. >> >>Later on they met Louis Ostlund and asked him if McDonald had ever worked >>for him at the price referred to. Mr. Ostlund replied that he had not, >>but had always received $2.50 or $3 a day. McDonald who had been getting >>in an ugly mood, suddenly whipped out his revolver and applying a savage >>oath to Hagan began shooting. One shot struck Hagan in the small of the >>back and made a grevious (sic) wound. Fred Bronson was struck by a stray >>shot and received a severe wound in the fleshy part of the leg. His >>injury is not severe and Dr. Sutherland reports him as resting easily. >>When Hagan was taken home he was thought dangerously wounded and the >>belief became currant that he was dying, but the bullet has been found >>and unless blood poisoning sets in he will in all probability recover. >> >>McDonald was arrested soon after the shooting and placed in the county >>jail. His revolver was empty, showing he had shot as long as there were >>cartridges. The affair caused a great deal of excitement and the vicinity >>of the affray was crowded with people who heard the shooting. Until the >>exact extent of Hagan’s injuries are ascertained it cannot be known what >>charge will be made against McDonald. >> >>PERSONAL MENTION >> >>Mr. Alex McLeod of Kingsley (Oregon) is in the city. >>Mr. S.E. VanVactor of Goldendale (Washington) is in the city. >>Mr. E.M. Shutt, editor of the Antelope (Oregon) Herald, is in the city. >>Mr. Fred Fisher and family have gone to Ocean Park to spend the summer. >>Mr. and Mrs Judd Fish and Mr. N.J. Sinnott have returned from their >>camping trip to >>Mt. Hood. >>Mrs. M.T. Nolan and Miss Lizzie Farmer made the trip to the Cascades and >>return on the >>REGULATOR. >>Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Thompson returned today from attending the Chautauquan >>assembly at Gladstone Park. >>Harry Esping left this morning on the boat for White Salmon (Washington) >>from which place he will ride his bicycle to Trout Lake (Washington). >>Mr. and Mrs. Keyster have gone to Walla Walla (Washington) for a >>two-weeks visit with Mrs. Keyster’s father, Mr. George Starrett. >>Mr. M.A. Moore, postmaster at Prineville (Oregon), accompanied by his >>wife, passed through The Dalles on their way to Portland. >> >> >>END >> >> >> >> >>Written permission to reprint given by The Dalles Chronicle, The Dalles, >>Oregon >> >>Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser >> >>Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society >>c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library >>722 Court Street >>The Dalles, Oregon 97058 >>http://community.gorge.net/genealogy >>[Note: new website address] >> >>Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ recently updated information >>regarding Wasco County - Links are at the bottom of page >> >>The Dalles Chronicle http://www.thedalleschronicle.com/ >> >>http://searches.rootsweb.com/ >> >>"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds you plant." >>Robert Louis Stevenson >> >>Incoming and Outgoing mail protected by Trend Micro PC-cillin program >> >> >> >>==== OREGON Mailing List ==== >> To see the website for Oregon >>http://www.rootsweb.com/~orgenweb/ >>-=* To see what this list is doing *=- >>http://www.wvi.com/~wb/Oregon.html >>For ALL list business Admin, leave, or the archives. >>http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/OR/misc.html >> >>============================== >>Search the US Census Collection. 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