The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-15

SNNEN III NuS CITY III the same leuSln OF
time, Successors to Copeland and
Thorsen.l
Rev. ], II. Lumi, pastor OF the Apos-
tolic Lutheran Church. removed his
family to Quincy. Oregon. where they
win in future reside, though Mr., Lumi
will still continue TO preach occasionally
at the local church,
Mrs. A. NJ. Twombly and family leave
on the Arcata today for Empire City.
where they w4ll spend the winter with
Mr.. Twombly. who is in charge OF the
cannery and property Of the Southern
Oregon Packing Company.
Judge Gray who returned from
Portland yesterday. reports that the
Columbia river is still falling, making
it necessary for the large ships TO
up and down the river on the
The county court will hold a session
.oday for the purpose Of considering
county business. Probably tomorrow
he members OF the court will visit
for the purpose Of making an
Examination of the proposed extension
4 the Necannicum road.
The steamer Alarm was the center Of
considerable activity yesterday morning
$ a dozen boats lay about, the boat
hen Of which were assiduously gather
ng salmon in their hands and heaving
hem into the hold Of the steamer. to
e transported to Cooks nner at
Mr.. Whipple, of the Palace, and Nj.
lrbrow, Of the Eastern Clock Co, yes
.rday afternoon made an election bet.
Mckinley is elected, the latter gem |,
eman is to haul Mr.. whipple frc,n his
vn p,,a2ce Of business in e buggy with
Palace Cafe sign on the rear. If Bry-
elected the conditions are just the
verse,
1t was suggested yesterday that the
.tentien Of the superintendent Of
reefs be called to the fact that in a
Of places where repairs are
ling made, no lights or safeguards are
1t out at night TO warn passers-by.
distractions to travel should be
guarded, or serious accidents
e likely to follow.
A gentleman who attended the Bryan
at westport Tuesday night
AVS that the speakers were interrupt
and run out Of the meeting by the
who did not like the arguments
hey were presenting. The meeting
as practically broken up by the peo-
lie Of thai district, who apparently were
OF in a mood to listen TO free silver,
.opulistic arguments.
Mr.. ]. H. Robertson, who, with Mr.
/. F. Morton has been soliciting sub
criptions for the past W days for the
ompletion of the wagon road between
ln=y and Olsie. reports over one hun
red dollars cash contributed by the
itizens Of Astoria which with the ex-
work done during the past sum
Ter will be sufficient to open the road
the two points. Mr.. Robertson
I behalf of the residents Of his dis
riot, feels very grateful for the aid thus
iven them by the people Of u city.
Articles Of incorporation were filed
esterday in the county clerks office
y Sofus Jensen, Anton Bang, Ole D.
lsen, ]. ". Anberg, and Anton Christ,
cooperating the Union Fishermen's
cooperative Packing Company. The
usiness of the company will be the
urchasing and otherwise acquiring,
aiming, packing, selling, and other
rise disposing of salmon and other food
sh, and the t~ransacting Of a general
aiming business. The capital stock Of
he company is placed a 5000, 900, d.
ided into two hundred shares Of 800
ach.
1t was a very large and enthusiastic
Meeting that assembled at the NJ. z.
'hurch last night in response to the
,ersonal invitation Of the pastor. The
Of the meeting as announced
y the pastor was to talk over the best
leans for carrying forward the work
( the church for another year. All the
institutions Of M~ethodlsm,
UGH as class, prayer and league meet
lgs as well as the Sunday school work
'ere freely discussed, and a season Of
followed each separate dlscus-
The church has never felt more
etermined to do earnest work than at
his time, and all present enjoyed the
Meeting very much.