The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-03-16
1T NEEDS CONNECTION.
The ClatsOp County Road and COnstruc-
tiOn Company.

A corporation with the above title
was organized last May and copsid-
cradle stock subscribed as follows:
]. G. Hustler, 800; W. T. Chutter,
S25; F. W. Newell, S25; A. L. Fulton,
S25; G. r. Thomson, $25; G. P. Up
shur, $50; G. II. Page, 800; J. D.
Hanthorn, $50; G. o. Moen, S25; M.
Q. Crosby, $25; John Adair, $50; J.
w. Conn, $50; G. Lienenweber, S1O0;
Z. D. Mckee, $50; J. W. Conn, $50;
VIM. Loeb, S25; E. Rogers, S25; w.
W. Wherry, $50; G. G. Fulton, SIS:
Q. w. Fulton, $50; r. NJ. Carnahan,
$50; s. S. Gordon, $50; Theo. Brack-
er, $25; Chas. Heilborn, $50; NJ. NJ.
Dee, $50; A. G. Spexarth, S25: VIM.
Edgar, S25; Phil. F. Bower, S25;
Bergman & Co., 800; J. Strauss, S25;
b. d. Thing, S25; G. b. Cooper, $50;
Hughes & Co., $25; Sherman &
Ward, 800; r. R. Marion, $50; Chas.
Wright, $50; A. A. Cleveland, $50;
G. B. Watson, $25; N. h. Webber,
S25; Griffin & Reed, $50; Herman
Wise, S25; B. Van Dusen, S25; E. r.
Hawes, S25; Thompson & Ross, $50;
G. ]. Curtis, S25: Alex. Campbell, S25;
Geo. W. Sanborn, $50; F. Sherman.
$50; L. Ohler, S25; s. E. Harris,
500; A. Y. Allen, S25; J. c. Dement,,
S25; ]. c. Clinton, S25; H. P. Hanson,
S25; Alex. Grant, 800; II. A. Smith,
S25; ]. G. Nurnberg, 500; VIM.
Book, $50; NJ. Foard, $50; W. A.
Sherman, S25; F. R. Stokes, $50; J.
F. Halloran & Co., $50; NJ. Stud
zinski, $25; Jay Tuttle, S25; J. W.
Bottom, $50; John Fox, $50; James
Taylor, 800; F. Clinton, S25; s. Dan.
ziger, S25; W. J. Barry, $50; F. II.
Surprenant, $50; J. G. Ross, S25i
Ohas. s. Wright, $50; Gill & Clinton,
S25; Alfred Kinney, 500; d. NJ.
Moore, $25; V. Boiling, $50; D.
Morgan, $25; /. W. Case, S25; P. w
Parker, 800; G. J. Trenchard, 500;
| L. @. Kinney, SIS; II. F. Prael, $25;
J. A. DeYlin, $50 NJ. J. Kinney, Sl00
Columbia River Packing Co. 500;
Miller & Carruthers, 500; D. F. Stat.
ford. $50; A. J. Megler, $50; VIM
Larsen, s25; j. o. Bozorth, $25;
J. W. Bottom, $25; J. G. Trul-
linger, 800; NJ. Studzinski, S25: Jas
Turk, $25; Mrs. Jas. Taylor, $50; Miss
Mary Taylor, $50; Evenson & Cook
$50; johnson Bros, S25; H. B. Parker
$25; F. Bartoldes $50; F. J. Taylor,
$50; P. W. Weeks, S25; H. McCor-
mick S25; Clatsop Mill company, S10C
s. B. Crow, S25; Wilson & Fisher
| $25.
About $3.50 of the above is delin-
quent, being subscribed by irrespon-
sible parties whom the secretary has
dunned in vain.
The company has expended about
$1,000 and has a well built piece oi
road extending toward Smiths Point
Unfortunately it begins nowhere
and ends nowhere.
This is nobody's fault partic ularly
but the $4,000 that the citizens have
expended in this work would be oi
some practical use if the city council
would take proper steps to have con
nection with it by western extension
of First street from the present city
limits.
Recognizing the necessity of good
thoroughfare this money has been
subscribed, and this piece of road
built: business principles suggest that
a thing that is begun, and begun so
well should not be allowed to go hall
done or quarter done.
1t is duty the municipality owes
to the citizens who have put up their
coin to see that the road is made OF
some practical benefit.
As it is at present the road is a
standing interrogatory, and if ii
could speak would probably ask:
"And if it is so soon Pm done for:
wonder what was begun for