The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-02


a banquet TO be given BY the knlshss Q
| rythias at thar place this evening. N
judge left last night TO be n attendance
Try w. A. Gaines private stock wh'sk,
This Il an old standard liquor. eapoclA,l,
RECOMMENDED for family and me,llclna
use and It, purity and quality is guaran
iced. For sale in any quantity BY Johl
/. carlson. sole agent Twelfth stree,
near Bond
Captain Morrison. of the British shl,
Glcndoon, lying 10 the lower harlor
calne 10 the city yesterday with on,
n the apprentices for medical treatment
The lad was found 10 be suffering from
only bad cold and he returned to tn
ship
G. J. Curtis left last evtnlnE for Por,
land. where he viii meet Fish Commits
sioner McGulro. and together they VIII
investigate the iishlng Interests Of East
ern oregon. ar Curtis viii deliver ihs
address AZ Tho nailcs Eiks' memorial
service mex, Sunday
TIE Ladies' Gulld Of Grace church Wlll
hold their annual sale and dinner. Ia
the building next Eks,rom's store, on
Tuesday. December 6 Serving of dinner
al $50 ,, NJ, price = cents Ladies who
arr contributors are requested 10 leave
the same a. said place.
Eight policemen have been suspended
at Portland hy the board % police CON.
mlsdoners This action was taken for
the purpose OF cutting the expenses og
the police department, which effected a
saving Of $50 a month. The majority Of
the officers were old In the seryice
Interviews Wish several prominent NOR.
Giants yesterday disclosed the fact thar
collections were goed. The amour, OF
credit business has 1Aii.sn 81 sreAtlv n
the past Few years making things much
better FOR both the merchznss and the
huvers Trade the pas, month has been
more satisfactory than during the cor
responding month cf last year with the
larger houses, Every indication points 10
. god spring,
Tickets Tor the nazaler performance to-
night AZ Fishers opera house sold quite
rapidly yesterday and a crowded house Ia
predicted. The company Is much larger
"a R.ssr- tkF- .a...,.. - - -
frightened up hy the addition Of new
costumes. the latest songs and dances.
and clever sayings Secure your seats
eariy and avoid the rush a, the door
tonight
sandy olds. the notorious hunco-
s,eerer, has been heard from In Seattle.
where he IL charged by one X. X. Tieg
with beating him out OF sea olds intro
aueed himself under an assumed name
and induced Tieg to give him the money
over night FOR safe-keeplng. promising TO
return Il In the morning. Tieg. who was
under the influence % liquor. did so, and
IN the morning found olds and the money
missing.
The following claims were allowed by
he council last night: The As,orlan.
'ta6I; J. s. Deliinger. 81; ]. c. Clinton.
40; Foard & Stokes. sit7s; West Shore
nuls, s57s; George Kaboth. N.0: Eclipse
Hardware Company. slal5: Grim &
Reed. sl0lS The payroll OF the city sur
reyor. amounting to S5L@. and that OF
The street superintendent. tS.S, were also
allowed. Liquor licenses were granted
10 S. E. UtEinger and H. l. Hamhlet.
The injuries to James Mccarthy. Gus
toms house bOatman. who fell from the
ran OF the Brodrick Castle Tlesday
last. are not as serious as was at first
supposed. One OF his ribs was found 10
be broken and his side bruised. II IS
that Mccarthy has good
claim for damages against the vessel. as
t is said that the ladder was not prop
srly hooked onto the rail. Fred Brown
has been appointed bOaJman until Ne
carthy sufficiently reeovers
The funeral Of the late a. H. Sale. OF
YOung's river will be held today. The
Of the local lodge % Masons
and the Pioneer and Historical Society
viii attend the services in a body. The
steamer Electric leaves the Telephone
dock at lo:59 this morning. and viii
convey the friends OF the family to
Youne's river cemetery. where the inter-
meni will take place. The members Of
the Pioneer society ara requested to meet
at the Occident hotel at 70 O'Clock
Negotiations are stlll on foot by the
Day Bros for the purchase OF the Logan
mill site at Seaside. It Is now understood
that this mill Is wanted as an auxiliary
to a large spruce mill which will be
built in Astoria, provided certain railroad
developments are soon brought about.
One Of the interested parties and local
promoters Of this important enterprise
stated yesterday that n Astoria people
would only shake on their lethargy and
cooperate with the efforts now being
made BY Mr.. Hammond and others 10
break the existing transportation combi-
nation which Is so hampering Astoria an
immediate and remarkable period Of
growth and development would set in.
The Portland Telegram rs enthusiastic
over the showing made by the police de-
partment Of the metropolis for the month
Of November, when the receipts aggre-
gated S02 November was the banner
month Of the present year, and the re-
ceipts were greater then than for long
time past There is a great difference
between the receipts OF the police de-
partment there ana in Astoria. as the