The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-15
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Commercial Street

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The CrSSosnt Riding Academy IS
again open, Special arrangements
made ror private lessons. Wheels
rented for e5 cents per hour Aoad-
emy. sos Bond steet.
Olaf Hendricllson. OF Uppertown,
while at work in blacksmith shop
had fall TO his knees. striking a
piece az iron which ruptured the lig-
ament, making a painful accident.
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/ Yesterday there was much specula-
tfon as to what. IL any, action would
Be taken at the council meeting to-
morrow night upon the reading Of
the mayors message on the gambling
ordinance.
i American Bible Society Repository
Bibles and Testaments OF all descrip-
tons, and in all languages desired.
Sold at cost price. Suitable for dis
! trlbution, presents. etc. Repository at
/ Csvsf,y, a Re.Adta SfOr-ia
Rambler bicycles are fitted with q.
and j. cllncher tires, the quickest TO
mend. Do not pay $50 or SIS for sec
ond grade wheels when you can get
a's7 Rambler for $50 or go for $50.
w. E Warren. agent, 547 Commercial
street.
Albert Pepper. at the Columbia Iron
Works. yesterday was struck in the
eye by a stream OF hot metal. and Il
was at first thought his sight would be
lost. but DR.. Estes said last night that
ne now has a good chance of saving
his sight.
| The office OF the Southern Pacific
Railway Company will hereafter be
/ found at the wells-Fargo Express
office. Curtis Trenchard, agent. where
tickets to all parts OF the world can
be had and all information for trav-
! elers obtained.
Just received for Easter. n splendid
assortment Of silk waists. every one
beauty; also magnificent as.ort-
ment of dress skirts In silk and WOO
en- material. at S3'5 per cent less than
you can buy these goods elsewhere.
l. Cohen, 49l Bond street.
DR.. Pratt, Of Chicago, the celebrated
Orificial surgeon. will hold a clinic in
I Portland next week. beginning Mon
day. He was secured by the homoeo-
pathic physicians OF the metropolis.
DR.. Pratt is conceded to be the most
celebrated surgeon west OF New York.
! II this weather continues the sum-
mer resorts will soon be opened at
Seaside and Eearhart Already cot
tages are being rented, and II is an
| ticipated that this will be the livelest
season in years. The service to and
from the south beaches will be une-
| qualed.
County Surveyor Raymond returned
yesterday and reported to the county
court a re-survey Of the road through
the new cemetery. Viewers Stafford
Caruthers and Abbott have filed their
report showing that the road will be
an expensive one to build. and recon-
mending that III the city is willing to
pay the expense Of relocating a road
as good as the one 1t has asked the
county 10 vacate, there can be no OBJ
jections TO their doing so.
Inquiry among the canneries yester-
day showed that the fish are still run
ming rather light. Some boats are do
ing exceptionally well and others are
having poor luck. Kinney yesterday
received in the neighbOrhood OF three
tons, and Hanthorn about as many
The receipts at other canneries were
in the same proportion. The Eureka
and Epicure company has also COM
menced packing.
It is said that Mr. Hammond Is COM
back to Astoria with several big pro-
positions in his pocket which will start
Industries and tin pail brigades in this
city The railroad contractors are
daily increasing the force Of men on
the line and on the west side OF the
bay the work Of improving the Sea-
side line is progressing well, 50 that a
large traffic can be handled this sea-
son.
Mr.. T. f. Shields, the stereopticon
lecturer, Is in the city, gathering notes
and views Of the Astoria harbOr and
sower Columbia for an Eastern lee
turing tour. Mr.. Shields proposes to
tell people all about Oregon, and show
them pictures Of her best scenery and
business enterprises. One Of the hand
somest views in his collection was one
obtained yesterday Of a lifebOat COM
ing into the river from the ocean. The