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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
NEW APPOINTMENTS
Governor McCoro Fills More Of
 CeS.

Governor McCor0 Fills More Off The rooms of Governor McCord in ths Capitol building were crowded all day todey with office eeekers and theil
 friends im portuaing the Governor to
 extend his favors to them. The sp-
 poinsmenss meds today were A. P
 Snowman, of Mesa City, Superin tend
 ent of Public Instruction; R. A Lewis, of Phoenix, Adjatant General; J. W. Darlington, of Yums, Superintendent Of tbs Territorial Prison, and David Parker, Oitlzsn Member of she Board of Control. Mr. La Chsncs was also named by the Governor for the position of stewart eb the Insane Asylum and accepted by Dr Hemb blin
 The offices remaining nnflled which are giving ths greatest amount of con- csrn are thosa Of Territorial Auditor and Treasurer. It is current Fumor that MF. Laitoh will be retained ss Ter ritoFal Auditor and Mr. Geo. w. Hosdiey will be named ss Territorial Treasurer, though the othsr candidates for those offices have not yet lost heast and are bringing all the influence pos sible to bear io their favor.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
ENGLAND WILLING.
Will Join in an Interns tional None
 tary SoDference.

WASHINGTON, July 30 Official ia~ formation from Great Britain IS to ths effect that thss country will consent to join in sn international monetary con ference to be held in this city next
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Report of the Conditions in APizoni
 For the Week Past.

Report of the Conditions in Arizona For the Week Past. While the day temperatures during She past week have been high and the weather pronounced warm OF "hot,'' shey were generally lower shan Is usual at this season of the year; and the nights have continued to be remarkably cool in all sections.
 Frost was reported. in exposed plBces in Apache, Navajo and Coconino coun- ties on the 18th and 20Sh. Ia Apache county corn and potatoes on farms along the Ottle Colopado) river bot toms were injured. No material dam age was reported from other localities.
 Scattered thunder showers occurred in many places on She 22od and 23fd. In most places the rainfall was light but in the aggregate the benefits, psF- siculsFly to she stock interests, were considerable. The water supply In She Florence reservoir wss Teplenished to she extent that irrig gation of the farms under it has begun again, and corre- spondents report shat farms under canals and ditches in Graham and Navajo counties have plenty of water for all needs. The supply of waseR in ehe larger canals has not been peroepti- ply affected by the rains and continues to decrease. In Salt River valley it is estimated that at leRss one crop of alfalfa has been lost by the shortage of water, and the grape crop Is also said the same cause.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
Fro m Fridays Dsily.

Fro m Fridays Dsily.
 There is no question about it. Hood'e SareapsFills IS the best blood purifier. This is proven by it's wonderful cures 0! blood diseases.
 Among She outgoing passengers on Iasb evenings FTP d train were G M McLsap, Pueblo; Geo B Gags Chicaeoi Geo " Gary, Hannibal, Mo-; N R Lewis, Nsw York; Mr aud Mrs J A Ful Son, W A Falton, Cisra Fulton, Colnm- bus, Neb.
 The butchers of the county vll wait upon Governor MoCord tomorrow for the purpose of expressing their views regarding She Live Stock Sanitary Com mission For several months there has been bus one mem bsr of the com mission, the other swo appointees heyiog refus- cd to qualify.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
HON. WHITELAW REID.
The WhilOm Resident of Phoenix
 Entertains English Royalty.
Who and What the Company Was and What It Didn't Talk
 About

Fsom Nav York pspsR of recent date we clip the following:
 LONDON, July, B (Friday) g. m.- Whitelsw Rsid's dinner to the Prince of Wales last night may be called the smartest party of the smsrtess season. Is began at $40 D. ID. and the reception which followed is breaking up as I write this despatch.
 Fifty people were invited to the dinueF and 200 to the reception.
 The Prince of Wales arrived fully fif- teen minutes before he was expected but everything WAS ready in his Ameri- can hosts house, No. 14 Carlton House, Terrace, to receive him as prince shou d be Eeceived. MR. Reid met him in the ball and Mrs. Reid, in pink, with dia- monds and rubIes, received His High dess at the top of the beautiful stair case.
 After the Prince arranged his toilet | he took Mrs. Reid to dinner. The Prince of Wales was in conven- lonsl evening dress, with She ribbon oi she garter.
 Absolutely nothing wes said about | American politics as the table. The | Prince was even quieter than usual. His conversation was made up of bht | smallest of English small talk. Behring Sea and the seals were not mentioned once during she evening oy any one oi l importance.
 The dining room was hung fer She oc ceslon with rare tapestries and decoTe tsd with superb palms ahd exobics. Or the table were only ptok roses and thei own foliags-no other hogers. Only 8 few Americans were eb th dinner. Ambassadors Hay was absent although he went to the reception. Jus what the relations bstween the Specia Ambassador and the regular one sF probably is shown by this absence. H said he had previous engagement.
 The Americans at she dimes wereOg den Goelet snd Miss Goslet, Mir. an, Mrs. Oavendish-Bentinck, Ogden Mills Miss Mills, Henry White, Creighton Webb, Efskine Hewitt, Mrs. William
 
 The absence of the Princess of Wsie was explaired by the presence of th Countess of Warwick. whom she ha long regarded es her Eival iu the si fectione of Eoglend's s future King.
 The table was laden with gold plas and SevFes ware belonging to the house
 Supper was served in 8 marquee ol the tsRrGcs.
 Electric lights was laid in for the oc cssiop, most ounningly hidden behint cornicee, showing up the exquisit | paintings.
 As esFly es o'clock there was crowd iu front of the house, which i famous foT having sheltered Lii Hunt 1 Chang There were detail Of police end specially engaged footmen in nev livery of royal blue.
 l The Hungarian Band in a special uni torm, played at the dinner hour.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
RICHARD CoRBErT, STAND UP.
You Have Valuable Property in Cali fornia That Needs Your
 Attenf

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July 27, 1897. ED. HERAnD:-I an very anxious to ascertain what has become of one Rich ard Oorbete, who, ib is tesred, has met with foul play, end I hsv- to ask you to make soma inquiry for him in yous vicinity, OF kindly turn this letter over to some pereon likely to do so.
 The said Richard Corbast is supposed Go have resided in ArizoDs for the past fifteen years, hut the exact location is not known. Be wFote from Tucson in 1882. and from Phoenix aud Prescott in June, 1895. Hs was very sick at Lead- vile, Colorado, in July and August. 1895, and stated that he came there from Arizona For his health. Ha also stated that hA had valuable mining property nesr Trcsor and had mining propsrty ard live stock in other parts of A~izona Wbiie at Lsadville he is said to heva been joined by sn old Mexican doctoH nemed Margsrit or Marguerite presumably from Sopors, Mexico; and when Corhstt WAS able 10 travel, they efs for AFizoaa, eiucs wh'ch time they cannot be located.
 Said Corbett. If alive, is a very old man. He was in poor hssIth when he left LeedVilIe, and h's mind wss some- what sffeeted ct ttat AiDe. He has property in California and any inform stioc ot him will be tbsnkfully Youis very trnly,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
REAL nsTATN pRANsEERs.
Reported f)E the Herald by Phoenix Tisie Guaranty and Abstract Go.

Reported f)E tho Herald by Pheni1 July 27. Mary A O'Bsien to Wm Bsirde, deed lots and 4, blk 10, and lots B and 24 blk 6, Irvine's add; $1.
 o D Merrill locates tue 'Luoy Ouss' mining claim in Superstition district. Jesus M de Palma to the Valley Bank deed, neM, seM seo 14, ? D, 4 g; S25.60 LJ Hansen to Robert F Doll, bill ot sale. saloon. stock and fixtures; $500. u B Alexander to Jesus Ubes de Pslmes, deed, ne114, se1l sec 14, D, 4e; s25.GO.
 Territory of Arizona to J L B Alex sndsr, deed, ne4, sell sec 14. r D, 4 6; s25.6O.
 IE Nicholson 50 s Van Wrinkle & Go, mining m sohinery, iools, etc. W D Fuiwiler to Creighton Bros, deed, Iote l to , iu oik 20, ChurchilPs edd; $250.
 July %. Ches H M ,ore to Territory of Ari- zone, bord as notary public, B A Fic kaa and s A DysRrt, suretiee; 5000. William R Bsloas 10 Mary Beloat, deed, " E ew Ii 5 s2 VI; sI. John R Sesris locates the Czsr min ing claim. beIog relccstion of Amszon in Superstition dist
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
From Fridays s Daily.

MF. D. Fulton and wife :of Phoenix, are visiting with friends inI Tempe. Miss Mae Austin and Mrs. Ashby Hswes started for the coast on last nights train.
 A lavge dele gasion of Tent peites st- tedded the Governors reception in Phoenix last night.
 MF. F. A. Hough returned this morn- ing from the sad mission which called him east 8 few weeks since, the last sickness, and death of his mother. Mr. Yungerman, it is said, will move his stock about the first of the month into the Dagse' block in the room form erly occupied by the Delmonico res- teursnt.
 M. L. Duffy and family will leave shortly after the figst of the month for an extended trip through Kanses and Illinois. Mrs. Duffy has not enjoyed the best of health for some tims and the object of the journey is to give her 8 much needed outing.
 Deputy Marshal O 0 Smith is re- oeivins the thanks oi Tempe people for Dis good and faithful work upon She StFeets of the town. He has certainly i;oved the looks of things as we'll se Mary condition ofthe place and
 SeRt credit for the service.
 of tanks foR use in the
 ok was received by Mons
 day through the Pitkin
 are certainly a great
 'eockmeo spd at certain
 necessity. Mr. Piskin
 good trade in agricuI-
 machinery and is etriv-
 the head Of the proces-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
FIENDIsH ID BED.
A Mexican Maltrea.s g Family.

Thanks A Mexican MaItreats a Family. nd ner- Word comes from Bsbee of most of Feb vilItanons ontrsoe thas has come under Associs- the notice of the authorities for many ID ehie moons.
 'izes will As near the Prospector can author rom gun tiyeJy ascertain the facts aye that while Ill be in MF. AgthuE Wassan, A respected dairy IS snsioi- man who lives with his wife and family sb their ranch at Hsraford, wss at Bis bee delivering milk as oaus, the Mex ns Nam icsn In his employ Be the ramon took so- csble in vantage OK DIS aossnoe anu Pishneu , London aendish attack to rob the family which inc shaft consisted of wifs cad children aged ,ndi.ion and Il years respectively. The Mex his .haft ican called the young boy of Il to the bot level, cofFai, ana oesore the aSa euepioiooeo ksS>ent, anything wrong wa1nsbbed by the U sh roat and chocke1 le and nos niGa iu11ll nd pound
 oh of the
 lstb him
 6 house
 Hrs. Was
 managed
 Winchester
 Iexicsn was
 "a desperate
 the Mexican
 land out the unfor-
 rsl times fualIy and from sheer
 blood and many
 pred wher >khe
 Nbehind beg and
 the lash about her
 the rope Go anchorage
 pillage the house. taking
 y wes saved (smount un-
 t Of clothes msckinsosh and
 things, the whsreaboute of
 knew. leaving the place
 He took 8 saddle and
 hon the ranch and left.
 L.eslT. Wasson returned from Was the discovery made, the <<l5S mother released the dying boy "a him found When the news was known at d the bhe neiR t boring ranch five we'll mount ! the ed cowboys started sn hot pursuit, and #okout it is needless to say if they overtske the iend short work will be made of him. The mother and child were brought [, l to Bisbse for medical attendance. But litsle hope Is had for the life of the young lad, as is is feared his skull ls |snnese, brushed.
 has was The sheriffs office has deputies out lie ,v;ea for the fugitive and 8 general lockout h.o kept for him Tombstone Prospector. ys and What tbe Shakers of Mount Lebanon had re- know more about than anybody else, ested of Is the use of herbs and how to be allowed healthy.
 1tn, RlV- They nave sbuoleu ehe po"eF ol ad some food. They nearly all live to ripe old VII, and age.
 stolen. The Shaker Digestive Cordial is pFs- lat way pared by the Shakers from herbs ana serving plants with a spaciel tonic power over the stomach.
 d sn of- ID helps ooe ssomacn oigesU IDS ioou' he Com ana oigeeseo tooo IS ene 'n- Office at makeR Jim that Strong muscles, strong oooy' seEong l6Sin. all come from properly dlgess1M
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
FAFAL AOCIDENT

An Unknown Man Killed By rhe
 Railroad Near Vui<ure siding.
 Last nighs as the train from the north wes making good sime toward Phoenix coming down the grade a 0ou ole ot miles th sid ct EuituFe siding man suddenly appeRTs on -the track fifty or sixty issb in tsent of the engine. wddv '9sving
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05
THE oLoNDxKE oUrpoNE.

Big Find of Placer Gold in
 Mexico.
 HERMos1LLo, Mex, July 5o.-Atser E long wait the party of Califoi nis pros peotors who two years ago went into the Ysqui Indian countrF veac ot here and discovered rich gold plaossa on the Bstepiio river. have secured title to the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-14
snrp1rr,s COMMISSIONS.


mslono Eoy
TAX COMMISSIONS
bale atF 70 l'h FeDe
...,,. "
RIGuso OF wAY-w COUNTY
4 damages
)woat 50 N,d f'
printing BLANKS for Sher reports
Hons
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Est No
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RIGHTS Oh COUNTY
6Brlggs randtA o
inspector aaryto 3D.
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inspector, 70 ~
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sOmerV i6gI
somsus c
stsrinR chief enKine
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rIcssnsp ortorfo eb.
800 GRADg AI l , TAshiNeIoN COUNT
fEVEE
A contractor for Est No nn'i aIsmen Upp' 7G
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-14
Minutes Of the Board Of Mississippi LGVG0 Commissioners
al ian Adjourned Meeting On The 29th day Of July,
A.. 1897, at their Office in Gp0GlVHlB, Miss.

GREENvrItE Mss July 20 1877
Tho Roard OF Mississippi s office at 215
adjournment aud in accordance With call of the Postc"
Present Commissioners Phelps President of shAkey spakos Boil
WAR aud jayne of Washington aud Harms snqnens
" r meetings July 18TH 18Th h and 10Th
'dP Ih Finance Committee
N0 $50 Commissioner Boyd appeared
by with certain land in the south end of
Bolivar County Board consider tho the location of
The properly their appeared before the Board
Mound Landing break 1890 cavng tho the
yuiy Huntington and oaus and the es surveyed for new y"o by
~ c AFq seo E s' 1 Sc Esq., Por Gp nnG
Yg Eq Of yiC e representing ling some of the Iropor w
of Commissioner Jayne seconded by Commissioner Harris
Ia Tho right Of the "aoro Government survey
back of Huntington in Bolivar County Mi;s5p n -,
daon Of engineering this Board and tho recommendations
survey for right Of way for the location Of new
maintaining existing lieu which the be construct
considering said recommendations the Board OF Mississippi
nc survey Thomas under direction of Van Meier
Engineer together with such notifications as shall be made on The
final sn right of be and tho same hereby adopted as tho
beeon The Attorney condemnation
provided BY law to 0Ddem Iad w gn Of %S I'M e eS'n
acGung from the taking Of said o ard b. m Chief Engineer
named will do so in such manner as
.nG H By such work. aud open
make such cuvc aud openings heuSo the line ola eVee
TSS foregoing Commissioner, Jayne Phelps an, T
oyd from yon INN. 90, va, submitted and
Rrrcdt o Finance Commute"
NorE-Tho report rom January 1h to March ist was 1
Finance Committee on MaIch ISL OUT o nn t""' "
s therefore now included
cash RECEIPTS SINCE , EXPORT AT
TO MARCH, 1897
OFFICE OF THE LEvEE COMMISSIONERS
GREENvIILE MISS, July 12th, 1897 !
To A. j PHELPS Presidents -, ,,. ~, a,.hso
mcn from the 11h January 1897 to the 29h day Of june 1897
" \ TO Sa sSt;a % c AR s
corrSs 23S. 2 E f jiS5i N7 A 49, FROM
From Bolivar county, bales cotton o. t *, 4s
Essnsoa eods!y 7,a 600
rs $SsHH Hs9S ~ HGRGH soD'0"
a. From S'I1 sS% 5ss NY p.5 as n,
o0rroS HAT7Ex RgE$S5SH 5s5 o 'N
''' %s:E1sSg s's5Si y S4 1852 ata 90
l'''H }Ss iss s5$a Dc S@fI''o'
from 4esST S airnlrT &c B -
S lax 1855 s 81 oHn 1925 IS
''sfF S2s;H$SSg8ss AZ $$5s
From lsys. + ssS 1886
acreage 5s% sSsP s JAM
From 5Ss $: :%s SS$ FzE 5oR
From @ SHssTT%I SSD Hct Il
t5n S5S$Ss s5Sss5s: $S $ 5S 4. 5ss H.
d5SSifffS sPi5ss TRgh l T. 1871
f oFfsSSss $a so y fiBss fsssrr
0'9 p Gns 7s c q cFRrhi srrED,
/, From '': +" Cotton :: :: s..s~
Washington l,0@ ~" a'S
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From month % % en dsi AKA 557
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-14
sRERs REPORT OF RECEIPTS FROM LAST REPORT
MARCH 1sr TO JUNE PATH, 1897
REHABILITATION.

Urea SUFFERS REPORT CASH RECEIPTS SINCE LAST REPORT
FROM JANUARY 1sr TO MARCH ISL 1897 VIZ: FROM
MARCH TO JULY 1sI, 1897
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-21

At the meeting Of the Rescue Club
last night there was large attendance
Of visitors, who were much interested
in the exercises, which were given In
memory OF Neal Dow, the great temper
ance worker in Maine. The Rev. l.. ].
Trumbull opened the entertainment
with devotional exercises. following
which was song by twelve little girls
in white, under the direction of Mrs
Gratke. Mrs. Narcissa White Kinney,
in ten-minute talk, ably described
Neal Dow's forty-five years work in
the temperance cause, and Mrs Dellin-
ger well rendered several songs Miss
Edith Conn presided at the piano dur
ing the evening. One Of the features Of
the entertainment was the cOntribu-
tion made for the expenses Of the club.
Prof Wright. Mrs. Kinney. Miss Lou
Estes, Mrs. L. c. Kinney, Miss Paulsen,
Mr. c. A. Hanson. Miss Lta Drain all
added 10 the pleasure Of the evening by
song or address. The exercises closed
after the reading Of a poem by Mrs.
Stuart, with the state song by the
members Of the w. c. T. U.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-21
oPr DUTY

IL Ia essential To the we'll being VI
the physical economy that the Kidneys
ahd bladder should be cternally active,
that they should mover 80 "on duty"
II they do the Kidneys fail TO pecreto
from the blood the watery element
and the Impurities that should be
thrown on by the bladder, and both
organs sufrcr In organic health from
th~r lnactlon. and incur dangerous
mAadleS, Among these are llrishtu
disease ot the kldneya, diabetes, rc.
'cntlon or the urine. gravel. dropsy, 80.
ThoUc are no trlhea. but obstinate dis
eases. developing rapidly and tcrmin.
ating too often fatally To p, event
or check them, aafcat and most erfec.
'nal means IL lloatcttcrs stomach hit.
tcrs, which gives hcalthul impetus
TO, hut never tNci,cs the renal organs.
like the merry unmcdlcatcd stimulanH
OF commerce. Malaria, dyspepsia, con,
s,tpatlon, liver trouble. nervousness
and debility are rcmcdird by the genial
useful IN conyalrsccncc aud
old age, A wlncglaSarul three times
a day
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-21
LENTEN SERVICES,
Calendar for Grace Church During
Each Week

Monday-Morning prayer at 8; sun-
day school teachers or Church Broth.
erhood at T:30 p. m.
Tuesday-MornlnE prayer at 3: boy
choir at T.
Wednesday-MornIng prayer and lit
any at 3; evening prayer at Holy In
nocents at 7:30.
Thursday - Morning prayer at 3.
carol practice at $3.50 p. m; evening
prayer and address at I: boy choir and
litany at Z.
Friday-Morning prayer and litany NJ
3: evening prayer and address at 7:3O:
choir practice.
Saturday-Morning prayer at 3: sun
day School Guild at TO- confirmation
class at rectory (for young member0
at 1.
The ladies meet at the hotel Tighe
Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the after
noon to make the vestments for the
boy choir.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-21
ilTH STREET SEWER NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the COM
mon council propose 10 construct "A
sewer on llth street. In the city of
Astoria, from the south side ol Irving
avenue TO the south line OF pond street
The district TO be embraced upon
which assessment shall be levied TO
defray the cost OF constructing said
sewer shall be bounded as follows, to-
wit:
Beginning at the northwes, corner ot
lot 3 block il3. Of McClurc's Astoria as
extended by Cyrus olney. thence north
erly through blocks 20 and o. 10 the
northwest corner Of lot .. block 30:
thence easterly along the north line
Of said lot 10 the northeast corner
thereof. thence northerly through the
ceuer Of blocks H. i5. ~ so and 90 20
the northwest corner OF 10, g. block 80 :
thence easterly along the north line OF
blocks SO and 81 10 point % feet caAt
OF the northeast corner OF lot OF said
block IS: thence southerly througn
blocks 5s. 81. g.. s5 and 70 to a point
% feet east OF the northeast corner
OF lot 3. block 9i; thence castcrly along
the north line of said block 9i 10 the
northeast corner Of lot thereof; thence
southerly through blocks 81 and 93 TO
the northeast corner OF lot 8. block
ia: thence westerly along the north
line OF blocks ia and ll3 to the place
OF beginning
The lots. blocks and parcels Of land
embraced In such sewerage district.
above described. are as follows: Lots
?. 3. 4. 5. 8. and 7. b,ock ~.
lots 2. 3. 4, 5. s and 7. block 90:
lots 3. I. and 8, block II. lots
.3. I. 5. and 6. block IS, lots 3. I,
and 8. block ~; lots 3, I. and
6, block 60; lots ,. 4. and 6. block
80: lots !, 2. .. l2, u. II and west
half OF and II. block s.. lots /, 2,
3. IL, 13, II and west half Of I and
II. block 81; lots l. 2. 3. i2. 10. Il
and west half OF and II. block Ga;
lots /, 2, 3, ~. 10. IL and west
half Of 4 and II. block 65. lots l.. 2. J,
IL, 10, IA, and west half Of 4 and II.
block 70; lots /, 2. 3. {. 8. TO- II,
IL, 10, and Il, block 81: lots |, ?.
g. 4, 8, 10. II. u. 10, and II.
block s3-all in the city Of Astoria az
laid out and recorded by John Mcclure
and extended by Cyrus Oiney.
Estimates Of the expense Of said
sewer and the plans and specifications
and diagrams for the same and Of the
locality to be drained will be deposited
by the city surveyor with the auditor
and police Judge for public cxamina-
ton. and may be inspected at the Office
Of such officer.
And unless a remOnstrance signed
by the owners Of three-fourths OF the
property in said sewer assessment dis.
trict be filed with the auditor and DO
lice Judge within ten days from the
final publication OF this notice to-wlt
on or before Thursday. April /. 1897.
the common council will order the con.
struction Of such sewer
BY order Of the common council
Attest: II. f.. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon. March II, 1897.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-21

10 READERS. The "Daily Astorian"
contains twice as much reading matter ~
any other paper published In Astoria. IL
is the only paasr that presents Its readers
with daily teiegraphio report.
TO ADVERTISERS The "Daily As
torian'' hAs more than twice ~ many read
srs As any other paper published In AstO-
ria. II is therefore more than twice ~
valuable As an advertising medium.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-21

In the county court yesterday. George
Taller was adjudged insane. and will
be taken to Salem tonight by Sheriff
Hare. An order was entered by Judge
Gray setting the final hearing in the
matter Of the estate Of A. G. SAKE for
April rs. In the matter Of the appoint
ment Of E. S. Ferguson as administra-
tor Of the estate Of ]. L. Moore in place
of Mr.. Bottom, testimony was taken
by the court yesterday, and the case
taken under advisement There are
no heirs to the estate. Allen & Cleeton
appeared for the estate, Fulton Bros.
for Bottom, and F. J. Taylor for Fer
guson.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-21

The early risers were rewarded with
a beautiful sight yesterday mornlag.
During the latter part OF the night.
snow fell to the depth VI an inch or
two. and when daylight came the
streets. roofs of houses. trees, and
mountains were all covered with white
seldom does Astoria see such spec.
tscle. and never does the snow last
long. Yesterdays storm extended rs
far east rs Kalama, and the river
banks were covered with heavy fall
OF snow.