The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-10
AROtND ToMN.

AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candies every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
Co.
Ladies rubber bathing caps foc sale by
Rogers, druggist.
Today is the last day on which 20 pay
your water rates.
Bottle of Gambrinus beer and sandwich,
15 cents, at JOS Terp's.
Hay, oats and all kinds Of mill feed for
sale by Ross Higgins & Co.
Best ice cream and ice cream soda in
the city at the Bonbonniere.
1000 pounds Of fine royal cherries for
sale today at Ross, Higgins G Co.
The NEW Hammond.-a revolutioner In
typewrlters. Call and see 1t. W. s. Wood,
agent.
Hammond? Y.s, the NEW Hammond
typewriter has come ahead Of the rail-
road. w. s. Wood. Agent.
Har'bor Master Stewart is now doing
the telegraphic reporting of vessels COM
Ing In or going out Of the harbor.
A party of Astorians left last evening
for over the hill to enjoy an hour splash
ing In hte waters Of Young's Bay.
r. B. Wilson, well-known railroad
man of Portland, was in Astoria yester-
day. He left on the Potter last evening.
The hose cart belonging 10 Engine Co.
mol was undergoing repairs in the black
smith shop of Samuel Freeman yesterday.
The engine tongue recently broken by
No. is horses while answering an alarm
has been replaced by new and stronger
one.
The yacht Nautilus, said to be the
fastest of the up-river sailing craft, will
be in Astoria to compete in the August
races.
Gray's River and Deep River loggers
say that logging is beginning to look up
and that nearly every camp will soon be
In operation.
Great interest is taken by Wheelmen
all over the state IN the result of the
Portland bicycle races which come off
Saturday, July 10
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Monday evening Frank Green was nom
mated for the position OF chief engineer
of the Astorlt Fire Department.
Survival Of the fittest." The NEW
Hammond typewriter is everywhere sup
planting the old type-bar machines. Call
and see 1t. w. s. Wood, Agent.
The game of football between the High
School boys and The Ilwaco Juniors which
resulted IN tie on the 4th will be played
off at Fort Candy Saturday nexL.
Captain Horatio Cook, one Of the lead
ing undertakers Of Portland, is IN AS
toria with a view OF locating He has
great confidence in Astoria securing her
rallroad.
Dave Gallagher well-known character
about town, was arrested yesterday for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
He will have heating in the Justice
court today.
Several men were seen on the street
yesterday photographing the interior and
exterior of a number OF business houses
for the purpose of publishing them in an
Eastern work.
A number Of Upper Astoria young ladies
and gentlemen have organized a dramatic
club, and for some time have been re-
hearsing a play that will be produced
in the near future.
The condition of Mrs. G. w. Coffinbury
remains unchanged. Her physician re-
ports that she is slowly passing away,
and that 1t Is only matter of day or
two before the end Will come.
This morning a committee from No. 3
Engine company left for Clatsop for the
purpose of deciding on the selection of
team of horses for the company. The
committee win return this afternoon.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of Mrs. Kyle. of Upper Astoria,
charging her with obstructlng a public
street. The case will come up before
Judge Osburn in the police court today
Anton Peterson, the seiner who was
found guilty last Monday of illegal fish
ing, and whose sentence was suspended
till yesterday, was Aued $3.50 and COSTS
The case will De appealed to the circuit
court.
The little steamer Queen today started
down the river with barge containing
the equipment for the Seashore road.
1t will be attempted to unload them at high
tide tomorrow afternoon at the end OF the
bridge.
Constable Fred oberg, who went to
Knappa yesterday morning to subpoena
witnesses in the Hanson case, which will
be heard in Judge Abercrombie's court
today. returned to the city at $3.50 last
evening.
Next Friday evening the Astoria Foot
ball Club bicycle men are going to meet
for the purpose OF selecting a captain,
whose duties will be to arrange parties,
engage boats and other necessary prelim-
inaries for out-of town riders.
Deputy District Attorney C. Y. Curtis
returned from Olney last evening whittier
he had gone to represent the people in
the case OF the state VS.. II. Corbett, ar
rested on criminal charge. rha hearing
was continued until Saturday next.
On and after July 9, the Seashore Road
Co. will run two daily trains each way,
until further notice, leaving Seaside at
1850 a. m. and p. m, and Young's Bay at
. a. m. and 4:S0 p. m. Take steamer
Dwyer, leaving Flavers dock at $50 a.
m. and 4 p. m.
Andrew Peterson, the seiner, who was
fined $3.50 in the justice court yesterday
says that he has figured IN every court
N the city but Judge Osburn's, and that
he is now ready to have a charge booked
against him In that court. He believes
In going Through the whole mill.
Rev. DIR. Bushong will deliver an ad-
dress from the pulpit OF the M. e, church
on next Sabbath night, which win be Of
unusual interest to fathers and mothers,
rs well as to the. young people of the
city. The subject win be 'iAstoria's Ideal
Girl" Who vs. she--what will she not do