The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-09

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which purposes to build au export
saw mill in Astoria with capacity
Of sS0,OoO feet per day.
Yesterday afternoon the Hon. Z, w,
Fuloon drove Judge Mcbride. Judge
Moreland and Deputy District Attor-
ney Allen to Smiths Point. where the
party inspected the work being done
at the Astoria Iron Works new ship
yard
The office OF the Southern Pacific
Railway Company Yill heaNxlfter be
found at the Wells Fargo Exppess
office, Curtis Trenchard. agent, where
tickets to all parts OF the world can
be had and all Information for tray
elers obtained.
The order entered In the county court
Wednesday. declining to extend the
time for payment Of taxes. was made
upon the advice OF the deputy dlstrice
attorney. ON the ground that the time
had passed WHEN the court could le-
gaily make such extension.
The regular equipments on the $50
and SIS Crescent bicycle are Dunlop De-
tachable Tires. Boston Lamanated Rims.
Padded and Laced Saddles, Wood and
Steel Adjustable Bars Purchasers
taught TO ride free OF charge. Sales
room and academy SOC Bond Street.
Sherman & Thing agents,
I. Field. one Of the workmen on
the pile driver OF Contractors Nancy
& Goerig, at Scarborough Head. yes
tecday had his arm broken By the
hammer of the driver falling upon
It. He was brought 10 the city by the
Dwyer and PLACED in St Mary's hos
pital, where his arm was dressed.
1t Is feared amputation may b. neo.s-
sary.
Fish Commissioner II. d. Mcguire |
visited Astoria yesterday and took |
q spin up and down the river and |
reports that all over the Columbia !
and Willamette rivers there Is now
less Illegal fishing than in the four |
years past. In Astoria harbor not a |
boat was found out. Sheriff Hare ac-
companied Mr.. Mcclure around the
harbOr.
Chief Hallock yesterday arrested a
much-wanted crook named ROLAND, !
wanted now in Portland for robbing |
the pawn shop OF B. Barish. There
was recovered In his possession a LOT
Of watches, etc. A detective win ar
rive this morning from Pdruland. and
take his man back with him. The
arrest is one Of the most important
made for many months. n
The inspector of customs at Tilla-
nook bay having resigned, to take er-
feet April 1, Collector Page yesterday
appointed Mr.. Franklin r. Madison
inspector and deputy collector Of GUS
toms ait TillamoOk bay the mouth Of
the Nehalem and NachOtte. The ap-
pointment was In strict observance
OF the civll service rules, approved by
the president.
Foreman Frank Mildren, of the work
on the new lighthouse at the cape,
who a few day ago was injured by
having nan run into his knee, died
Of blood poisoning at st. Mary's hos
pftal yesterday morning. He leaves
two children, a young girl and boy.
The remains were taken to Portland
last night, where they will be buried
beside those Of his wife, who died
seven years ago.
Mayor Taylor yesterday returned to
the city auditor with his signature
the ordinance for the improvement OF .
21st, 22d and 23d streets; authorizing
the payment Of $3.50 10 Alert Hook &
Ladder Co. for It's horses, ETC.; au-
thOrizing payment to $. Normile Of
50, ,31Sl26, and authorizing a contract
with the West Shore Mills Co. for not
ess than 33 electric lights at S17.75
per lamp per month.
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