The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-07

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Articles Of Incorporation of the Clatsop
County Cooperative company were filed
Yesterday in the office of the county
clerk. The incorporators are August
Nordberg, Sofus Jensen and j. w. Au-
berg and the principal place Of business
is Astoria. The object of the company is
to buy and sell merchandise of every
description. The capital stock is 5000.
Suit was brought yesterday by D. X
Warren, assignee of l. w. Case, against
r. N. Carnahan and G. s. Wright and
as result the store OF CarnaIhan & Co.,
on Bond street. was attached and placeG
in the hands Of the sheriff. The suit is
brought to recover on a note for $3.50,
with interest at 10 per cent from March
p, 1893.
Do you wish to enjoy yourself? Go to
Erickson's. Do you smoke? Then don't
forget Erickson. Do you drink? Keep
coming. Solomon evidently wasn't onto
the fact that new things are not always
desirable. When 1t comes to wines ana
liquors, for instance, the good old stuff
is Decentralization keeps 1t. Kopp's
famous beer on draught. Don't forget
the place-Erickson's Astor street, be-
tween 9Th and 7th.
Harry Hamblett's new sideboard ar
rived yesterday and was put in place
The new piece Of furniture is one of the
best in the city or on the coast. Made
Of mahogany and quartered oak with
panels of beveled German plate mirrors
it is certainly very stylish and very
handsome, and when dressed with tn
Qut O1aGq 1a0a and oil n q ara
makes a brilliant sight under the electric
lights C. w. Bayles is doing the fitting
and E. r. Hawes the plumbing.
A Skamokawa valley farmer named p
j. Olsen was droN ned in Skamokawa
Creek yesterday morning, about 6 O'clock
Olsen, in company with several others,
was running logs to fill q raft Olsen
went up the creek half mile or more
from where the others were working to
drive logs, and was not missed until his
pike pole was found by one of the men
on the end Of the creek. A search for
the body was Immediately begun, result
ing a few hours later in its discovery
in the creek. How the accident happened
Is unknown. Deceased was 43 years of
age and leaves wife and five children.
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council meeting to enforce the ordinance
in regard to painting telephone and tele-
graph poles erected along the streets OF
the city, will have the effect of greatly
adding to the appearance of the town
and removing the aspect of nakedness.
These poles are unsightly enough under
the best of circumstances, but a good
coat Of paint makes them look much
better and the companies will no doubt
cooperate with the authorities at once
and help make the town as presentable
as possible.
In addition to its complete report of The
International yacht race today, which
will of course appear in tomorrow 10 ~
ing's paper, the Astorian has completed
arrangements with it's Associated Press
combination and the Western Union Tel
egraph Co. for fun bulletin reports at
every stage Of the contest These re-
ports will be placarded outside the office
as soon as they are received, and people
in this city viii be able to watch the
progress of the race at every step. The
time allowance will appear at the mead
of the bulletins, so that the actual posi-
tion Of the yachts can be easily figured
out.
Swedish Lutheran Church Sunday-Sun-
day morning at 1890 there will be SER
vices in English Subject, "The Good Sa-
maritan." Sunday school at 1916. Even
ing service at p. IN. in Swedish. The
pastor who has been on the sick ist eor
the past ten days, is expected to be able
to preach Sunday. Last Wednesday
evening the congregation had the pleas
ure of hearing j. r. Westlund a grad
uate of Augustana College and Thcolog-
ical Seminary, of Rock Island, II. He is
young in appearance. but he fills his
place well in the pulpit. He is eng aged
by the Home Mission Board of the Colum-
ba. Conference of Lutheran Augustana
Synod, and resides in Albna.
A curious find was made yesterday by
wol lomen engaged on the grading now be-
ing carried on at Irving avenue. About
thirty feet below the surface they came
across a large deposit of clam and other
sea shells and Immediately underneath
this heap they discovered what is sup
posed to be a petrlfied joint of the YER
tebrae of whale, ten inches long The
bone retains it's form perfectly, and the
marrow formation running through the
center is distinctly noticeable. 1t will
be sent to Professor Condor, of The Eu-
gene University, the ex-state geologist,
for examination. The spot where 1t was
found is exactly 1876 feet above high wa
ter mark, proving conc.usively that some
day in the dim past the hills and valleys
about us were at the bottom OF the
ocean.