The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-18

SATURDAY M0RNIN
some hlvalvos pronounce them TO I've equal
20 any CLANS IN the United states and as
they are cOnnolscurs their judgement must
carry some weight,
Marshalt's salmon Irvine Is without a
compctltor Strongest, ~handeonlcsb BEST
Tllamook butter Just In and viii he
in regularly every Ave days weather per
hitting, at the Pacific Commission Co.
Marrlod-on Friday. january H. at
Grace church rcetory Rev, William seS-
mour short officiating, AIR Earl orlder
and Miss Mary 4, Phtntrs' both OF war
rcnton,
The newest Jackets have an extra fold
In the hack which supplies the ripple In
the skirt, A light brown cloth ot th@
pattern Is finished with silk braid ami
smoked pearl buttons
William johnson was up before judge
Nelson yesterday, charged with hotnR
drunk and disorderly. Ito was fined IN
the sum of $40, In default Of which he
went TO iatl for i've days.
business men. Il you want to tx ur
your Office for the coming year. with the
best OF letter heads, hill heads. state
mentS etc, call al the Historian job office
where you will find the best Of stock
and material,
ushN paNsttaN tNRNspnNN ~ tina Rescue
club will be omitted tonight and Prot
Trip viii he the speaker, Everybody
invited The meetings On Sunday viii DO
at 5 o'clock In tho Methodist church ana
at $50 In the Presbyterian
II looks now very much as tho all the
excitement In real estate IL gotnE TO De
across the BAY. II. L. Boyle \ Company
are selling more lots IN Astoria Addition
10 w%arrenton than all other Real estate
men put together are selling In Astoria
Although the rain came down In tor
rents yesterday afternoon II dld not
hinder r. /. BOYLE from walking 10
Tongue Point and selling a lot In Astoria
Addition 10 warrenton. when We set u
few moro such rUstlers here In the real
estate business Astoria win boom,
Go To Elmorc, Sanhorn's office n see
their new and handsome twlne testing
machine Take along some Of the win
'as good as Marshalls,' In your pocket.
and test them, Then see how much more
Marshal's will stand, It's money In your
pocket and fish IN your net to nnd out,
A o as he can make arrangements
with Professor Bcggs, Mr, Wise will an
nounce the date OF his masquerade ball
to his customers; also what presents he
will give TO the best sustained ladies and
gents characters; In the meantime his
( special Reduction Sale stnl goes on,
Yesterday a sight was seen along COM
mercial street that cannot, probably, be
witnessed anywhere else in the state
A large lumber wagon with a timber i2xls
and about - feet long. was the ottrRc-
ton. The timbtr Is clear spruce and Is
only a specimen o. the lumber peculiar
10 this country.
The entertainment TO be given this
evening at the old school mousse In Up
I pertown hy the Minerva Society, prom.
lses to be a treat and should be well
%patronized. The charitable object TO
which the proceeds will be applied Is a
I most worthy one. and the society Is al
ways a good entertainer
The steamer Harvest Moon was In yes
terday from the railroad camps, making
the FIRST trip In forty-eight hours. on
her return trip she carried a large guam
tity OF supplies and a number OF men,
The Clatsop MIL expects 10 ship the
lumber for the new ann today. Mr.
N~.NY4- ..,v--. .. Nha "a Nsga lHaF agan.
ing.
A number OF merchants yesterday gath
cred In out OF the wet in n ~n"ighhors'
store, were telling stories and discussing
various local topics. Among other thins
the salmon industry came in for its share
OF attention. without a dissenting voice
all agreed that the position OF the As
torian, as expressed yesterday. was en-
inently correct.
Most so-called salmon twines" are coli
ored with acids The acids rot the fibre
and render the material useless. In the
office OF Elmore, Sanborn & Co. IL an OBJ
iect lesson that ought to he examined by
all fishermen. II Is the whole OF the ma
terial used in the manufacture OF Mar
shnlrs t~wine-frcm start TO finish, Go
there and examine the color right
through. You win see then why Mar
shall's IS called the best in the world.
Yesterday two prominent citizens re-
ceived private letters from Mr.. Ham
mond in which that gentleman stated
that he expected to be In Astoria next
Tuesday. lie said hat on his arrival
from the East he found matters on the
- H.. .NFNtnaI aAAINFlAw uVN
that contrary TO his expectations his en-
tire time has ever since been occupied
with that line. As affairs In Astoria
were in the best possible condition he
has not worried about thinks here. II be-
came necessary 10 entirely ~re-organILe
the Oregon Central and the work nat
urally took much care and attention.
A well known business man yesterday In
conversation with an Astorian represent
tatlve, remarked that there was another
way in which the city authorities might
help advance Astoria's growth. There is
great need Of a new city hall which shall
be an ornament to the city as well as
a proper and more commodious place
! iUr business 10: the city officials. The
present site Of the city hall would sell
on the market for about $1,000. and would
be very valuable for a business block,
park, or other enterprise. The city should
secure a location further back from the
center Of business. and II the finances
were properly managed, the credit Of the
city would not nave to be stretched In
order to obtain the necessary funds for
a new hall.
A mass meeting was held at Caldwell
on the 18th for the purpose of taking
action on the construction Of a wagon
road to the Lewis and Clarke. VIM.
Larson called the meeting to order. G..
s. Dow was elected chairman and w. J.
Ingalls, secretary. A discussion of the
road question took place, and speeches
were made by VIM. Larson, c. s. Dow,
d. ]. Ingalls,, John Reith, d. +. Stafford,
and others A board Of trustees was APP
pointed to raise funds by subscription
and to collect the same. The hoard con-
sistg Of Vim. Larson. John Reith. and