The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-13

Renrember the Ice cream and cake sup
per tomorrow night In Rescue Hall to
aid In securing transportation for the
officers who will go to the Sound next
week. The farewell meeting will be
held Sunday evening. All are welcome.
The singing will be led by the saved bar
tender.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland on the Potter last
evening: J. Kuerton, w. Seymour Short,
Capt. Lombard, Capt. Anderson, c. An
dregg, J.. Dillon, w. jackson, w. F..
Shaw, A.. L. Bozorth, ]. McCracken, W.
T. Maxwell and wife, Capt. Morrisy, Carr
Eppeny, j.. T. Bruke, e. M. Grimes, ].
Grover.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland last evening on the
steamer Bailey Gatzert: A. H. Sale, r.
A. Kuner, G. X. Burton, ]. X. Warner,
VIM. Waddell, j. Klosternlan, d. Mathiot,
Mr.. Palmer, Major Coke, Mrs. Crowley,
Miss Monroe, Miss Espey, Mr.. Moore
head, Mrs. G. P. Bryant, Miss Cornwall,
]. H. D. Gray, s. Waters.
Mr.. J. G. -Epperly, of Portland, went to
ments to remodel and open the Holla-
day House at once. Mr.. Epperly. has not
decided on his manager, but will have
good man, and everything in first-class
shape at the beautiful spot. The public
will be glad to know that this popular
resort will be again thrown open.
The county court yesterday received a
better from Roy Stone, special agent and
engineer Of the department Of agricul-
ture, Washington, d. c., in which he
enclosed a fun text of THE United States
bulletine on road making. The works are
very valuable and wtN be Of great use
to those engaged in road making and can
be seen by calling at the court house.
Yesterday evening Judge Gray went to
Portland on the Gatzert ITO attend the
meeting of the commBUtee on the state
testimonial for the batlt1eship Oregon, of
which he is a member. The judge car
ried with him the first installment OF
the funds being raised by the Astoria
schools, which 1t Is believed is the first
school donation turned in to Treasurer
Failing.
3, Mr.. J. c. Epperly, manager of the Will
lamette Steam Mills, Portland, who has
just returned from Los Angeles, was in
the city yesterday and said to an AS,
torian man that he found business in
that part of the country very good.
While at Redondo he was particularly
struck by the beautiful flowers in the
hotel grounds, one bed Of plnks being
two acres in extent.
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Astor Lodge X. of p, 1t WIS decided
that as there seemed to be no enthusiasm
shown by the people. and no auange-
ments made for a celebration ON the
Fourth, the X. Ps would give a basket
picnic at Seaside or some other suitable
place. AS the Knikhts always know how
to entertain no doubt the excursion will
be most enjoyable one.
AT the meeting OF the Scandinavian
Benevolent Society last night the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Knute Safer, president; C. s. Pc
terson, vice president; Emil Wesche, re-
cordhng secretary; Chris. Evenson, finan-
clal secretary; John L. Carlson, treasur-
err August Danlelslon and Martin Olsen,
finance committee; Il. Jansen and A. L.
Fulton, medical examiners.
A number of complaints have BEEN
made recently about the condition of the
city road 10 jtEhe Walnski. 1t is said
TO be very rough onaccount of the split
logs, or punchgons, with which 1t was
recently paved by THE city so that driv-
ing over 1t Is very disagreeable ais we'll
as hard upon vehicles. Parties stated
that they thought too much money was
being spent in Uppertown and not enough
in other directions.
A meeting was held illst night of the
cricket team of the Astoria Football
Club. Mr., r. C. F. Astbury was elected
captain for the year, and Mr.. Wilkinson,
chief officeTJof the ManzanIita, was elected
vice-captain. The property opposite op-
posite FoaTd & Stokes warehouse will
be Immediately put In shape for practice
and the first match game of the season
VIII be played in Portland against the
MulltntomaLh Athletic Club on July 9Th.
A well-enown business man, in speaking
of the coming athletic games and re-
gaJta, said yesterday that everybody
ought to hep the enterprise along, and
that last year, he had understood, every
one of the divines of the city had offered
to run a footrace to help raise funds for
so laudable an object Surely he Thought,
that others should do something to hlp
develop thht Interest in auhledcs which
will help make the young men strong
and vigorous,
The funeral Of the Chinese woman VINO
died the other day, took place yesterday
at Hillside Cemetery with all the pomp
and CArftmOnV of their MACMILLAN cuStop,S