The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-05
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lennium would he close at hand; but
they don't. and 50 the millennium Is Gar
AWAY.
Superintendent Hcgardt, " Fort Ste
VEINS, visited his Astoria friends yVstcr-
day.
A. Hanchcn. deputy fish protector. o.
Washington, VAS over from llwaNo ycs-
tepiay,
The veteran hunter. VIM Hume, killed
a tO-poupd black bear Friday Nick Of
Eagle Clitt.
It was pay day yesterday az Eriekson's
and the large crowd Of workmcn wcrc
made happy over Easter,
Mr.. Gus Htldehrand. the genital book
keeper % Fo1Nl \ stokes, went TO Port
land last evening on a visit
Tomorrow will be Easter Monday, and
Grace Church parish vii turn out In nun
force at the annual meeting In the evcn-
Ing,
Tho -Ronbonniere has today the rrNl
Boston Chips. strawberry. Vanilla amt
mOlasSes daVorS Also the famous Butter
Bonhons,
ON the up trip Friday night, thrrc was
u slight collision at RrOoktiVld between
the anne Telephone and Thompson
The side OF the lower house OF the rcl-
ephone was damaged TO the extent o,
Si0N
Tho steamer Telephone yesterday
brought down a large crowd OF pcopl'
who will spend Easter In Astoria. Steve
Mcdonald, agent on the dock In Port.
land. has temporarily taken the place %
Purser Scott.
Captain Richardson. OF the ~Columblnc,
arrived yesterday from Portland and
again took charge OF hts ship, The cap
tain was welcomed back by his hosts o,
friends, and for the next two weeks will
b. cruising around the mouth ot the
river
\. +. Borthwick. OF Goble. who Is uJr-
nishing the piles for the railroad bridges,
was In the city yesterday. n says that
his own has no favorite son Tor con
gresS, The piling for the Alder and Tam
Sy Creek bridges is now on the way down
the river.
VIM. Anderson. Deep River. Mrs. Jas
Lsahy. Olney. NJ. Kelly. Seal River, John
Nelson. oneida. Fred Olsen, oluey. Hem
ry Young. Jr., Noung'S river. ] 4 John
son and family. Fort Stevens, We're In
from the country yesterday.
Just Arrtved-A large line OF imported
silk. velvet and cloth wraps, no W
alike; a beautiful line OF black dress
goods In the newest designs, also fancy
silks for trimmings N waists and a
large line OF duck suits. !. Cohen. Low
Price Store. 4si Bond street.
Contractor W. W. Corey made a trip
10 Flavel yesterday and reports that all
is in readiness there to build
ing the Tansy and Alder creek bridges as
soon as the piles arrive, The grade WORK
will soon be finished on the west side
and Mr.. Corey a y they cannot get
men enough for the work in hand
Late last evening two persons got Into
an alteration in Paradise Alley. and
were successfully demolishing each the
others countenance when officer Sea-
feldt. falcon like, pounced upon them and
forcibly escorted them to the Bastile de
Loughery. where they will consider the
folly OF their ways until ; o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. when His Honor.
Judge Nelson. win listen to their tale OF
woe.
The Columbia Iron Works has secured
the contract for the cast iron work on
Kopp's new brewery. The wrought iron
contract has not yet been let Work
will on the building tomor-
row morning. and Clinton Brothers Will
drive the first pile with due ceremony.
]. o. Mcclure has the contract Tor the
brick and cement work. Architect
Schact went to Portland last night and
will return Tuesday TO TAKE charge OF
affairs.
Two railway men OF renown yesterday
paid Astoria a visit. and pleaded with
the merchants for shipments over their
respective lines. One was Mr.. Allen Cam
eron, general agent at Portland for the
Canadian Pacific, noted for his story
telling. The other. Mr.. D. Ellery, tray
elling freight agant OF he Northern
Pacific, is also famous for his photog-
raphy propensities. He can also tell a
good story. When these gentlemen go
for business in pairs, something has to
give way.
YE RODENTS. BEWARE!