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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-22
'IIeS. For eaeh barrel Of tlour used per

Bakeries
For each barrel OF -four used per
Gay ......................... .bl
Barber Shops
t1rSt cnulr.. ..,....,.,.........,.. 1.O
Each additional chatr......,...s.. e
Bath tubs
First tub, private. te............... 81
Each additional tub. ........... q
First tub in hotels. boarding and
lodging houses, public build
ings and blocks. ks.........,...... 10
Each additional tub. %
Barber shops and bathing houses
eacn tuD........,.....,,s. .,ss" 1.V
Blacksmith Shops--
Ohe torke.... ...s,....., ..,..,.,. l.u
Each additional forge. ...,,.,...., q
Bookbinderies and printing Offices
...........,,....... ~
BrewerieS--
Each, In addition to engine, from
SIS to $2b, or by meter. .......
Building purposes
For each 100 brick laid. includ-
ing water for lime. 2
Wettlng each barrel of lime for
plastering or any other pur-
pose than brick. 2
Wettlng each barrel OF cement. p
Stone work per perch. ..,....... j
Butcher Shops and Fish Markets
......s...,......,... S.C
Chinese Buildings or Houses
First SIX persons. 10
Zach additional person ......... i
Chinese Wash Houses
Each, Sib to SIS, or by meter...
County Buildings-
Special rate or by meter.
City Buildings, ETC.
Special rate or by meter.
Dye Works.
.............,.,.... $500 to $50
Family rate
Six persons or less. ss............,..i 10
Each additional person. ...,.... l.
Filling CiBterns Private)--
For each 1000 gallons. special rate.
Each, IN addition to engine and
forge, N.00 TO $500.
Gas Companies
Each, IS TO S25, or by meter.
Government Buildings
Special rate or by meter
Hose 4.,f
Special rate.
Hotels. Boarding and Lodging Houses
In addition TO family rate, each
roomss.. ..,..s,ss..,...,.s..,.., Il
Hydraulic Elevators
Special rate
Ice Cream and Oyster Saloons
,...........,........... $3.50 to $5,C
Laboratories. Sofa Manufactures, Bot
Ting Establishments, Telegraph an,
Telephone Offices vinegar Factorie
and Packing Houses
Each, $3.50 70 $1,000, or by meter,
Laundrleg-
Ordinary, special rate or by meter.
Steam. special rate or by meter
IN addition 20 engine.
Lawn Fountains
With one-sixteenth inch nozzle.
special rate.
With one-eighth inch nozzle.
special rate.
Machine Shops sash and Door Fac
torles--
Same as manufactures.
Manufactories and Shops not otherwis'
Specified
...................s.... ~
(0r by meter)
Meter Rates
Per 1000 gallons. s........,......... 81
Meters will be used without notice foi
the detection and prevention OF waste
and the excess OF the meter above the
schedule for any month win be charg
ed IN addition 20 the schedule rate foi
tho succeeding month.
rates
special rates.
oflces Doctors. Dentists. Hanks etc.
hAcn... 81. -, ,..sat..s.s4 .s....s. 1.UpI
Photograph Galleries
:, x. Z. Z. ssS2.V0 70 k6.olf
Public BUILDINGS and Bloeksl-
Each room without faucet -. J.. .l0i
E..sn ,t.s room with faucet. $500. IS
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-22
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
u a warrant issued by the Auditor ano
'olce Judge of the City of Astoria, to
ne directed, dated the goth day o
January, 1894. and against
G. w. LOUNSBERRY,
commanding me to levy upol
OF No. l, in block numbered
assessed to G. w, Lounsberr,
that portion of said City of Astori
Nnich was laid out and recorded b
Iohn NJ. Shively, in Clatsop count
oregon, upon which an assessment O
lVSlSOis unpaid. assessed for the i'm.
provement OF that portion OF Yves
eighth street. in said city, between tn
iouth side of Water street end Tho
southern limits OF the city. approved
March l1th, 1891, which assessment h
leclared and assessed upon said lot bN
ordinance No 1883 of said city. entitled
AN ordinance declaring the probable
osts OF improving West Eighth street.
approved August 5th. 1891.
! nave this day levied upon said
iooVe described property. and on Tues
lay March the 20th. 1894 at 9 o'clock
7, m. OF said dey. In frnnE NJ the Court
House door, In said City nf Astoria,
county OF Clatsop and State OF Oregon.
win sell said property to the highest
lprer therefor, TO pay s'it assessment.
logether with costs and expenses of
sale.
j, Dated Astoria, Oregon. February 18th,
c. w. LoUGHERY.
-hief OF Police FOR the City Of Astoria.
''nES' NERVE Ann LIVER nils
Act on a new prIncinle-reRnlatin
20 liver stomach and bowels thrnngh
=" ~~---~e NOV discovery nr
fih.s' P'lls sneaai'v cnras hiIiiore,,ass.
'ad tassn forrid liver. niles. ronstlpa-
ion Unecu-lad FOR mon. women ana
'hildren. Smallest milde~t suresti 50
lenes IS CTS. Samples free. at Chas.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-22

To est Disestien tskeorr Salg r,;;,e H.
aiser s..iils. ~. per bottir.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-22
FOURTH STREET GRADE NOTICE

Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Ore, Feb. 16. 1894.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-22

LII dli ruWeillnRS, BIOreS, OIflceS
and other places Except hotels
and lodging houses) wher the
number OF occupants exceed six
persons, the charge for each
person In excess of six will be
In addition to the above rate. .1C
For other uses or business not here.
n mentioned, by special rate or by me
er.
The right is reserved by the wate-
commission to amend or add to these
ules and regulations, or to change the
,ater rates as experience may show tt
necessary or expedient.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-22
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

C. w. LOUGHERY.
Chief of Police for the City of Astoria
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
uorteaao enie.
Jui.Ius ! PArEK
Attorney Tor \

First publication Februiry - last May 10.
Dvftlilt having hccn made IN he cOndii iOns ~
q certain mortgage made by Joseph Carter and
Mary Koepete 20 John Y. Larson. dated No
vrinbef 18th. 1903 and recorded IN the oflice ~
ID. gisier ~ deeds, Tor the county % Iron and
the state az Mchlean. on the 9Th day Of Janu.
nry, 1891. ~ f.ibcr 81 Mor'rlg. =. on parc 3T5
us~lgicd TO john Noline, Rnd which said assign
mcnt was duly rccorded IN The Office 81 the
reg-tcr " deeds of said ponl,ty ~ IRON IN ilbeF
\, page \, upon which said mortaIQ then a.
claimed 20 lie due aud unpaid nt the date III tins
notice, the sum 81 siNtynvc dollars principal
aud the iurther sum ~ ten dollars 40 ~ nttor
ney Zee stipulated Zoe iu said mortgage and no
suit or pr0ceednns az law having been Instituted
30 recover the moneys secured by said mortQner
or any part thereof Now therefore. by virtue OF
the power oi sale contained Ia said mortescs
and the statute in such cl,gc muflcnnd provided,
notice u hercby given that ON the 2ird day ~
May. 1874. az 2 o'clock iu the afternoon.
shall sell ne sbiic auction. 90 the highest bidder
nt the front door 81 tine court hoa=s ~ The
v,llucn ~ Crystal Fails. in said county, that
belrE the place wherp the rlnult court f0p
SAID county n Iron Is holden, the premises
drerr.bel III said mofinnce, or no much thereof
~ may b. necessary 90 pay The amount due on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
Mortrans Sale.

First publication. Jan. sixth, a. D., 1894 last
publication, March twenty fourth. A. D., 1894.
loui Y Lunderen and Mary A. Lnndwcn, his
wife, % Crystal Falls, IN the county OF Iron and
state of Michigan. on the first (lstl day Of July.
A. D., 1892, executed and delivered 20 John
johnson of same place an lNDENrURE oi
MORTG AGE. which said iudenture was recorded
Ia the oiiee of the register Of deeds OF the said
county Iron, Ia Liber three OBJ 81 Mortgages
on page one hundred sixty.one tl0l) on the fifth
10TH day OF July, A. d.. 1892 az four az O'Clock,
p. m. whereby aud by virtue whereof the said
ioui Il. Lundgren and Mary A. Lundgren. his vile.
morteaged unto the said John Johnson, all the
following described piece orparcel ofland stunt.
ed IN the township OF Crystal Falls. In the comfy
and state Aforesaid, TO wit Lot numbered nifty
nine 900 on the recorded plat OF the original
village OF Crystal Falls, IN said township and
county aforesaid, together. with the herediti.
ments and appurtenanccs thereunto belonging or
IN anywise appertainlng; which said iudenture
81 mortgage, was made. executed and delivered
ns collateral aud TO secure the payment OF six
teen (lO) promiSory notes, bearing even date
Herewith, executed by the said Lou " Lundgrcn,
each for a sum OF hity-two dollars s52l payable
respectively on or before one % Two (2l Three
(8) -Four az Five 90 Six l0l seven al Eight
(s) Nine (9l Ten (1Ol Eleven I'D Twelve tl2)
Thirteen tl3l Fourteen tlil Fifteen llbl Six
terest at the rate Of six (0l per cent per annum
and payable 10 the said John Johnson, the said
mortgage.
Defaulthaylng been made In tho payment Of
the sum Of money represented Va the last six (0)
OF the said sixteen tlB) promisory notes aiorc.
said. and secured by said indenture OF mortgage
aforesaid and the amoInt due onsaid indentnre
Of mortgage NJ the date OF this notice IL the sum
Of three hundred forty and 800 dollars
(S3fOOs) a. principal aud interest and the fur.
Their sum 81 twenty-five dollars ls25.OO) ~ an
attorney fee stipulated for In said mortgage and
which II the whole amount claimed 60 be due
and unpaid on said mortgage, and no suit or
proceeding having been instituted at law or
equity TO recover the said amount AZORES aid
now ramainlua due aud secured by said mO rtRaee
or any part thereof and the power 81 sale con.
talned ~ said mortgiae having become operative
by reason of the noupcriOrmanco OF the coudi.
tious therein contained.
Now. thorciow. notice 4 hereby given. that by
virtue ofthe said power ~ sale aud in pursuance
~ the statute in such case made and provided.
the said mortgage viii be- fnrecloscd BY "a sale 81
the premises thcrin described, at public ancti lon,
Co the highest bidder NJ the front door 81 Tie
court house w the said village Of Crystal Falls
ia said county Of Iron this being the place
where the ciicuit court Tor the alld cOunty h
being heidi on thu tlinl lhrd day OF April
next, az ten titl O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of
that day.
Datcd, January sixth, A. D.. 1891
JOuN JOHNSON.
JuIIus J PArEK, Mortgage
Attorney Tor Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

build .dnrlrish-whitc complexion, black.
glossy. curling hair, which no wore
long. When erect he was nearly ak
feet tall, but IN attack Of rheumatism,
following o night OF exposure TO tho
cold air. had bent his left leg so that
he limpcd and had TO carry walking
stick. lie always wore good clothes,
of which he took the utmost care. SO
that n garment which he had worn
during more than one season some-
times looked az II IL had been Just got
from the clothier. lie had an affec-
Tomato nature, and therefore, and be-
cause of his iameness and other In
hrInitics, he was moro pitied In his de-
cline than many another who bad gone
down In the Same way. OF all persons.
possibly except his mother, Gus
hachcls was the one he loved most.
The latter, compassionate 70 weak
hinge Of every sort was touched
tenderly by the Affection of Car
ruthors. Times without number BIC
had admonished hin, and, on tclem-
cnt nights, seen that he reached homo
In safety. Whenever he could not dis
suade him from going TO excess, he let
him have O weak dram or two more,
sure that u he did not tho poor fell
low, In accord With his threat, would
90 clsewhcre and do worse. occa-
sionaily no could win him several
weeks frgrn his bcsctting SIN, and IN
the interval got him sope clerical
work, which 10 did with o nicety Of
execution that nobody IN town could
equal on the streets be was always
Ia gay spirits, and his comments
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
CHAPTER "

! Toward sunset OF that day Mrs.
tWiloy ANDERSON walked ont for visit
TO Mira. Plume, whose residence was
but few rods off. Then and there sho
first heard OF what had been done In
tho matter OF the will.
! 'Js that 40, Mrs. Piume?" she asked,
turning yet more pale.
~ supposed you knew all about IL,
,Mrs Anderson.
"Why. had no idea that MIR. Amer
sons fnthcr left any Will. / am sure
that heat least my understanding
was that he had mono. He must have
made IL only shortly before dying"
"No, they say Il dates back TO about
the time Mr. Cullen was married"
"My dear Lordl'
"Why, I'm surprised Mr.. ANDERSON
never told you about It,"
Unable 20 endure In another's pres
rnco the pain In her heart she rose and
returned home.
i suppose that few things can be
moro painful than the shame Detailing
"A married woman OF honor whose
native sensibilitics have been kept
strnined by poor health and other
worse misfortunca, when she has dis
covered that the husband whom she
has long known To- be unworthy OF her
~ worse than sine had been suspccting.
Bhe had come OF a. family whose pride
In lts honor, though not boasting OF H.,
was known 10 all their acquaintance.
Many a time since her marriage had
sshs let herself lapse into reflections,
never made known 10 them, as to how
ia could have happened that neither
her father nor her brother had made
himself better acquainted with the
.antecedents OF the man 10 whom
while in their financial distress they
had permitted her 10 give herself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
CHATTER VI

ChAl-IEh VI
At n corner OF Greene street, into
which ono emerged from tho Capitol
square while moving into the main
businees part OF town. opposite tho
Huson tavern, stood drinlsing-houso
known as the "llig Indian" from n
large red wooden statue that stood at
the entrance Of the nearly always open
door. II wne low, implanted, wealth
r-beoten building, making np tho
want OF second story with four
rooms added 10 its rear. IL was kept
by Augustus Rachels, middle-eircd,
reddish-haired bachelor, whom every
body liked. A temperate, even an
nbstemious, person himself, his stock
WINS kept equal 20 that OF my
similar establishment either IN Sa-
vannah or Augusta. Not only mon,
but women had respect and even
some affection for him. II was we'll
known not only that he did not on
courage immoderate drinking, but
that, as far a. his native modcsty
would allow. no warned against II,
particularly In the cases OF youth md
respectable married men, Many q
time had no been known b dissuado
from indulgence beyond tho degree q
safety, and prevail In substituting for
strong drink q cup OF hot coffee, tnk-
ing the tempted into ono 81 his bacis
rooms and putting him IN tho charge ct
Abram. his black man-of-ali-worsE,
Not few wives thanked him private
iy, or sent him noeeGays, either for
bringing their husbands home 81
nights OK for taking caro- OF them In hi,
own qunrtcrA Almost everybody often
had somo pleasant kindly word 10 say
about Qua Rachcls, who, cousin o.
Mrs. Eniow, Hsnneh's mother, had
como W Miiiodgoviile when poor boy
md now wss making . comfortable
living in a business which, although
not among thoes OF frstolass rcepecto
biiity, was better, no felt, than SOHO
and whatever apology WAS due for FOL
lowing II 10 made by entirely fair deal
ng, sustaining from modelling In the
affairs OF anybody elso, and doing suot
littlo kindnesses as his opportunities
allowed
One who for some years had been ro-
coiving from hin. cbsritics OF one sort
anA another was Owen Carruthcrs, q
yonng man who, despite tho docadencs
owning upon irregular habits, WAS al
ways neat In appearance "a well "a
strikingly handsome, Property OF .
few thousands was rapidly spent on
coming Of nRc Just after his father
death. IIo lived with h!s mother In q
small house on Franllin street, soutl
of the Capitol square, and had former
" worked at odd times In the Office OF
hs father, who for long time wal
clerk 81 tho superior court. Over
could have bcon his eucoessor II no had
.~f.hn1 o. M hn1 nroufrc4 In tho ,,~s
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
NotIce OF rownshlp RegletratIon.

Notice II hereby given that the Board Of Regis
trarion for the township Of Crystal Falls will
meet Tor the purpose 81 registering the names ~
all persons Possessed ~ the necessary quaitca-
lions of electors 81 said township. on Saturday
the ist day OF March A. u. 1894, IN the Town
Hall. Ia the Village of Crystal Falls, and will be
In session from O'Clock a. m. until IL O'Clock
~. and from o'clock y. ~. until O'Clock r. m.
for the purpose aforesaid. Dated ut crystal
Falls, Mich, March i7th 1884,
DAVID NJ Ross,
Deputy Township Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

0Ib lNaNnhau AMI
upon persons and things we-c listened
TO with at least as much attention IA
they deserved. One day, while ooe Of
knot OF men on tho sidewalk OF
Wayne street before Rainor's store,
being I'm loquacious mood. no said:
81 don't care how fur behind big
town Millcdgeville r., tin got az many
good people in IL, according 10 popule-
ton, as any OF 'em. I'm not a-spoals-
ing OF preachers, and loading church
professors, and women. They're all
good. of course, with few exceptions
mo timo 20 stop and mention. But
outside OF thom. that of course nRtchly
claims TO be perfect. my opinion ie Gus
Rachels Is n man that amt SO very far
behind tho most of tho bost Of EN-.
even II he isn't any more than n gro
oerykeepcr."
fro DE CONTINUED.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

II II could be made clear that he so be-
licved. But tell you now that III get
out of Wiley some OF that property ~
I'll mar his enjoyment OF IL. I've no
doubt that when he's made aware OF
the general Indignation that already
BE- begun TO manifest itself he can be
wen 10 some sort OF compromise.
"That Is what won't have, Arthur.
IL am rightfully entitled TO any part
of the estate it's the half OF IL.
wouldn't want that IL / believed
fathers last wishes were that should
be excluded from IL. know they were
not Therefore my brother Wiley may
save himself the trouble of proposing a
compromise on any other basis. For
the sake OF my family and my fathers
memory, will fight this paper II you
should ever think IL worth while, but
Ill fight IL openly"
"Cullen, a man like you Is of the sort
most liable 10 be maltreated. IL you
had withstood Wiley at the start and
asserted before your father the inhu-
ence which, equally with Wiley, be.
ionged to you, this gross injustice
might pot have been begun. And now
4 You talk about not fighting this except
on an open field, knowing that IL Is
fight OF altogether another sort that
haA put you down. would not coun-
eel 20 any movement that would be UNI
fair, but regard IL MS important, nee
essarN indeed, that Wiley should be
driven 70 apprehension by-weil, II
nothing else, by hints which mean 20
throw out before Mr.. Watson, his law
yer, that he Is strongly suspected of
unfair practices himself. and that
have, MS do have, strong hope TO
end the ciew that VIII lead 10 their
detection"
"All right, Arthur. know you'll do
che right thing Mr.. Watson Is an old
lawyer and, thoy say, 6rst-rate one;
but am entirely willing - trust the
case with yoL"
'ThanISy, Cullen. II things should
occur appearing TO need specially able
management, I'll let you know, and
then advise you TO retain Seaborn Tor
rance"
wen wait awhile on that Don't
make any decisive movement OF any
sort yet. IN tell you why. Wiley
don't know IL, but he has wife who is
the very best woman know, and she
L. dying by inches ! don't believe
she'll live three months longer /
think sight OF her, so docs Hannah.
md won't have her feelings torn up
On account OF domestic strife. II Mr..
Watson intimatee any sort Of compro-
mise. refer him 30 me. | wouldnt be
!. tlIsinolined 10 havo one little hornoly
rhat with Wiley, now that our parents
are dead, aud can Leu him know with
out hurting their feelings, somo things
~ think. shall not go near him, AL
though shall not so Out OF my way 10
hvoid him. | rather look for him TO offer
tohand me over the money legacy with
put waiting tho year tho law allows
him. Well. I've got little other bust
ness downtown. I'll go 10 that, and
then move on back. Good-day."
From the window Dnbnoy regarded
him, rs he went on down the street.
eyes," he Soiiloquized; "IIannal
could not but prefer such n man 10 mo
but doubt II he loved her as well
For the sake OF both mean 20 do my
best 90 ferret out and bring TO light
this villainy."
The Washington times., 1894-07-17

as if we had been sittin' on the haircloth sofa
in her parlor her lips half open and the wind
BLOWN her hair all over my face. Mighty
sweet it smelled, too, but hadn't much time
to think about such things then.
"All of a sudden we heard a whistle and it
sounded right behind US. jumped up with
dismay and looked back. There was Jim less
than half a mile away, comm like house
aire. Mollie looked too. then her eyes fell
on Jack, whose wood was gettin' low, and
who rolled a barrel out from the back part OF
the tank add was tryin' to bust the head in.
She slid out of my arms. and, holdin' onto
the levers, got down beside the fireman. The
first thing 1 knew of it was when saw her
flshin' out big fat hams from the barrel and
passin' them to Jack, who was feedin' the
furnace with 'em. Bully for you. jack
yelled. as the steam gauge jumped up again.
"Well, that did the business. We reached
the top of the grade without Jim gainin'
another inch, and then We began to slide
downward. Great Jupiter, how we did drop
down that hill The noise was terrific. and
The Washington times., 1894-07-17
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The Washington times., 1894-07-17

reach the levers. saw Jim gasp and start
on a run towards Moilie's house, where
he knew her father was
I'm two minutes we were spinnin', In three
hummin'. and in five minutes we were tearin'
through the valley like cyclone. 1t was a
pitch dark night, and not thing could be
seen ahead.
:: There they come,' yelled Jack, before we
had gone ten miles.
"Lookin' back We saw shower OF sparks
just visible above the tree tops. We con-
eluded at once that was Jim and Mollie's dad,
and that we would have to do some pretty
tall travelin' to avoid capture. Mind you,
Jim carried gun. The engines were pretty
well matched, but. of course, was somewhat
nervous. Just ahead was a heavy grade five
miles long, and knew it would be tough
pull to get over it, but once on the other side
of the hill our chances for getting away
would be good.
.''Do your best, Jack, to keep up steam1
called across to the freman.
"Mollie was restin' in my arms as quietly