The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-06

be wise IN the future TO carry rart OF
I his oiticc 20 bed with him, and thus
/ avoid having to vet up and drcss IN the
middle OF tho night
/ Two rail hats. On two lSl moa, were
| seen prNmcnadlng up and down CONNER,
elal street yesterday afternoon. Several
natives who had never before seem this
combination were much surprised when
| in response TO thcir inquiry the gimplc
\ explanation was made that tho aforesaid
/ hats wero chimney swceps--nothing moro,
/ AsIor l.odge last night appointed Her
man Wise and Mr. Shaw a committee to
/ cooperate with the Chamber VI CONF
I mercc In an eftort to have the secretary
/ VI the treasury order one OF the light.
4 house tenders to search for the CadSow
: Forest Pilot GrasSman. who was PUT
/ aboard this vessel was member OF
I Astor Lodge.
Contractor Jacobson came up from
Smiths Point yesterday and rcportri
that although Il was pleasant In the
city, n was storming at the point SO
haDi rs 20 ncccSsitatc knocking on work.
Ne Is stil IN hopes that the WEATHER
clerk will 80 arrange matters that con.
struction on the railroad bridge can pro.
coed without So much interruption.
plc,l-m Aldcrhpook Wednesday. Feb
ruary 9Th, lN&. Gilbert. son of MIR and
Mrs August Wilson Rcv, r. Iiddrl
will conduct funeral services at the fam.
ily residence At | y. m, to,iay Crhursdayl
after which the steamer Eclip,e will COM
Vey the rcmains to Greenwood Cemetery
for burial ar, wilson is an honorcd
member o, Astoria Lodge No, N y q.
L, W.
TIE local corps OF the salvation Army
are preparing for biz 70 next Friday
night. Visiting comrades FROM Fast
Portland corps will BE- present; Solo and
duet singing with baI 10 ana guitar ac-
compartment by n visiting lass Also the
colored eN-r'lnstryl and friend will assist.
Couee and cake served for 10 ccnts after
close OF first part, Proceeds go TO nay on
small Indebtedness,
Mr.. Chas, McDonals yesterday engaged
IN now avocation. much 20 the sur
prise OF the many friends OF that fastid.
iouS gentltman Not TO b. ,utdone hy i
the city authorities. he osSayed to COM
pete with them in the cleaning OF the .
street in front OF his place OF business. .
A few more efforts on this line by other
business men would soon put 20 shame
the regular force engaged In this work.
Referring to the article in a recent
issue OF the oregonian. quoting a state
ment from the Astorian. concerning
young Chinook salmon offered for sale In
this market a few days ago. Pat I.awler.
the fish monger. says that ;he Oregu-
mans comment are entirely Incorrect
The fish which he sold here were Chinook
and did come from up the river. and that
il is well known that there are no Chi
hooks in Puget Sound.
Suit was filed In the circuit court yss-
teriay by John Lundberg praying that !
Neils o. Bourgland and others be re-
strained from constructing dyke On
Blind Slough. The plaintiff sets forth
hat such dyke would uhstr,ict navlga-
ion. making II impossible for him to
.oat logs to the Columbia deputy Sher-
n Dick Prael left up IN the afternoon !
o serva the papers. Blind Slough Is n
hort distance above Knappa
Most so-called salmon Iwines- are crl-
red with acids. Tho acids rot the fibre
nd render the material useless. In the
tsce of Elmore. Sanborn & Co Is an OBJ
ret lesson that ought to ha examined by J
II fishermen. II Is the whole OF the ma.
erial used in the manufacture OF Mar =
halls twine-from start to finish. 60 /
here and examine the color right c
through. You win see then why Mar n
halls is called the best in the world. il
Marshall's twine-used 5y % per cent I
the fishermen on the Columbia river.
Commissioner Wooden. OF Nehalcm. 8
esterday deposited 500. being the result q
his collections in that district. for the 2
lttleshlp Oregon testimonial fund. Ii 81
] OF the others collectors are as success C.
i in proportion. Clatsop county will roll q
, nice little sum to forward TO The
ate committee. II Is teplorable fact II
at less interest is exhibited right in N
e city Of Astoria than I'm any other I 81
-rt OF the county. concerning this mat W
r
President Curtis, of the a. and C. r. pl
abroad. reports that two mil4s OF the ~
ade betW zen Warrenton and Flav.l. ht
we heen finished, and only half mile N
pre- remains to be done on this dlvisl.in 10
'ove Tongue Point. including the heavy m
,rk on The rurnel. two aad one hair Il,
les OF grade have been completed By OF
e contractors. Considering the heavy
ture Of the work, he thinks that this on
a most excellent showing. particularly III
this season OF the year. The work on he
e heavy cut at Tongue Point has hcen tlc
rposely held back for better weather.
1t could now only be done at great re-
to the contractors OF