The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-09

Family tickets between Warrenton
ciavel and Astoria will hereafter be
old by Agent Stone at the Telephone
lock.
Ralston Health FNoods az the Web
'oot Commission House, Chickens,
chickens, and chickens, at the Web
'oot's.
General Agent G, w, Lounberry was
out yesterday for the first time In about
ten days and made a short visit to has
office.
F. ]. Schoheld. general landscape gar
dener and sanitary engineer, All work
Leave orders at Astorian
office.
Tomorrow will be the last day for
filing applications for filing applications
for examinations in the custom house
department..
oregon bacon and hams, from the
ranch OF W. II. Lewis; fresh, clean and
swest: and cents per pound. at
Foard 4 stokes Co.'S,
In the county court yesterday Mr., T.
2. Ferguson filed a protest against the
OF c. \. Bottom as admin
istrator III the estate OF c. l.. Moore.
Captain Tom Crang. Of the Telephone.
yesterday celebrated the fifteenth anni-
Of the taking out Of his first
papers as a pilot on the Columbia river.
Married-on Sunday afternoon, Feb |
ruary I, at Grace Church, by the Rev !
VIM. Seymour Short. rector Miss Lucy !
Davis to Mr.. Charles f. Mitchell, both
OF this city.
Mr.. Markwardt, Of Skamokawa, was
in the city yesterday and stated that
he had rented the Quinn place, where
he would establish and operate first
class creamery.
Sheriff Hare yesterday. under execu-
tons in the case Of c. I. Hank VS., J.
b. Bourne. sold sixteen lots in Columbia
Addition. and sixteen lots in Railway
Addition for $3.50,
Next Friday evening a mass meeting
Of all the fremsn OF the city will be
held in the pariors OF Engine Company
No. /. when the question of reduced
wages will be discussed.
School Clerk Ferguson, In taking rhe
census from the Clatsop Mill up, found
fourteen new families with forty-six
children. and new arrival in Union
town. Astoria is growing.
John Pope, Portland; W. {. WOODS
Scarborough Hill; Thos. Boyle, Kalama,
C. Kinney. Scappoose; Martin Ryan,
Skamokawa, and ]. F. Bender, Seattle.
were at the Parker House yesterday.
On the evening OF February 2Srd the
Sons of Hermann will give Washing
ton birthday ball. The committee yes
terday were engaged IN selecting the
nine beautiful prizes 10 be awarded on
that evening.
The sailors Of the Crown Of India
have quite a large collection OF inter-
esting curios. canaries. silks, models
Of ships in forecastle, which they pro
pose to sell to the first curiosity hunt
er they can find.
When you buy package teas, do you
know you are paying more than the
same kinds can be bought for In the
loose form? And you can have any
blend you want FRESH at the Web
foot Commission House.
The canned goods at the Webfoot
Commission House are not carried over
from one year to the other. When you
want to make UP a nice lunch, ring up
their phone Number g. and your or
der will be promptly delivered.
c. 4. Rnhrabacker and wife, T. j.
Hoare, Portland; J. w. Fraser, Sun
shine; G. B. Hegardt, Fort Stevens; j.
L. Smiley and wife. Eagle Cliff; ]. w.
and ]. D. MCGOWAN, Chinook, were
guests at the Occident yesterday.
Speaking of the channel and harbOr
at Astoria yesterday, in a knot Of
sea captains and water front men, Cap
tain Corkhill said that the anchorage
in Astoria harbOr was the best he had
known in his travels around the world.
: The steamer Dwyer is on the ways
at the Astoria Iron Works, undergoing
a general overhauling. New tubes will
be placed in the boiler, The cylinders
will be bored, and new piston rods and
couplings made, besides repairs to the
wood work.
The Columbia Iron Works, Messrs
Earl & Freeman, are doing some fine
work now for the railroad company
They are manufacturing twenty-five
tons Of bolts, and forty tons Of castings
TO be used in the trestle work within
the city limits.
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