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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-18
,,,rrMoRr o. CLEVELAND. T.

baltimore. Sept. t7.-Baltmore kept up Its WIN
ming streak by defeating Tebeaus wanderers th's
a,.ornoo, a, Union Park The game any
hod,,,s I'm IN the eighth inning when McGann
drove out a home run when the bases were fllied'
Sionnv fielding on the part OF Cleveland was re-
mopp.sible for the Birds earlier Attendance.
1900 The score TT Z,
paltirnore .......O 80 y
Cleveland ............i D u y " - IT
ps,,or,es--McJames and Clarke. Young and Criger.
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ror-rsvILLr. 4; BOSTON. ..

BOSTON. Sept 1.-THE Champions dropped game
N louisville to-day through inability to hit cum
nlngham at the right time The visitors Also heided
In the sharpest style and Clingman cut on -, num- h
ber Of seemingly safe hits. Nichols, Whe MI haIu
q, tirnss wns effective but his team did not BACK
Kim mn we'll Attendance 5000. The score
r. ". r
Louisville ...........2
posian y y " . "
H,,teries-Cunningham and kittrdse; Nichols ana
Bergen.
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RUTHERFORD F. c. 10: oRvILLE A. C..

Rutherford v J.. Sept. Il (SpeciaD-The pest
and closest game Of the amateur baseball season
here was played on Whcelmen's Field this after
moon between teams OF the Orville Athletlc I1uo,
score was tied in the seventh inning. Inc Ioocai
IAN, went one ahead in the eighth ana the nrst
boW ~ tho ninth almost played In darkness, saw
Two men on bases and two out the third out nehg
on a desperatc attempt OF an Orville man TO stea'
home The score:
Rutherford + c.............9S . @ Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-18

The bay stallion Grattan Boy. that gained rec
ord OF 2:Os3 Hartford last Saturday is one OF the
most remarkable trOttcrs ever seen on the turf
apart from his speed. At Boston the week before
last he started In the 5000 Massa chusets Purse
and the end OF eight heats. uotting the last
mile in 2.llA He driven from wire TO wire In
every heat and was never worse than second at the
finish. II generally believed that he would be
laid up for awhile after this hard contest but the
great five-year-old came out better than ever AZ
Hartford. cutting his record down 10 2Os@t In the
fourth heat. Grattan Boy is plain-look. ing clean
legged little bay stallion by Grattan, 2lS the son
OF Wilkes Boy, 2:24i. His dam is Paulie. by Robert
McGregor, 2:l7iz; grsnddam by Evan Dhu. son or
VvsivF's Ham 5letOnian. He trotted TO four
year-old record OF 2:l5a. last season. winning many
races In the West. r. n. Plant. OF Macon. Ga.
owns the horse. having bought him at Fort wayne
n few weeks ago Tar about &Acno
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noRA mGHoop WINS AT wATERBuRY.

Waterbury. Conn. Sept l5.-It took but one heat
today Ia conclude the 2l7 race that WAS carried
over from yesterday. Dora Hishood. chestnut mare
(Muler) won the third and final heat handily In
222 Nlinturr, bay stallion (Farrngton), took sec
ond money and J. II. r. bay geding tEthefidge).
third Fostena Smith Nurakee) was distanced.
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curcAcO q. WASHINGTON. 0.

Washington Sept. i7-Tom Burns's men out
MAYED the Senators to-day nj every point BAKER
pitching was fairly GOOD but his support was poor
Attendance 900. The score:
r II. L.
weshnston .........o o % %
f.bicago '..,.,......3 o % IL
Datteries-Donovsn and Mcclure: Phyie and Nichols
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MANHATTAN AND NETWORK CLUBS PLAY
A TIE AT PROSPECT PARK.

Yesterday was an OFF day for local cricket, for
only one game was played. This took place at
Prospect Park where the Manhattan and New
York clubs had a drawn match. The game was
noted for the ane innings Of H. Tattcrsall. who
carried his BAT right through for good score OF
10 A. Cloaver was the only other double figure
scorer for Manhattan while G. Byers. c. T. Hole
and W Hughes got the two figures for New York.
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SECOND CAME

Earned Brooklyn 3 Pittsburg .. Two ,ase NJ NJ.
MACON Three hase hits-Cark Home nuI.lonan &C.
c,c,,oce hl,s-Mier McCreerv. Mccarthy aiden S.lrn
- Gr,ein Miller. Left bases Broe klyn - ftf-
mig : Frst ny errors-Plttsburg STUCK 1.s
=. Ill on Miller |. IN Hart. d Time y gane-l'"o
Connolly and Hunt AttehHahCe' -'i"-
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STAR POINTERS GREAT HALFMILE.
IL TRYING FOR THE MILE RECORD HE MAKES
..1.,, rrAlI EnR TIE HAZE

NEW TIME FOR THE HALF.
Philadelphia. Sept E.-Sar Pointer this afternoon.
I'm a trial heat 10 beat his record or l19is. paced
a mile on the Belmont track in l.osk The frac-
tlonaI time was O:2siz 0:57A. 1851. The time for
the half mile O:51.. IS the fastest ever made Tor
the distance by Il horse In harness.
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ROWLING ANALYSIS
I.--. IL -
RUNS AT THE FALL OF r

RIMS AT THE FALL. OF EACH WICKET.
First Innings.
Philadelphia ......- q ~ 81 80 ~ ~ - ~
T. + Warner team.ia 40 - 80 10 10 10 10 ~ ~
Second innings.
philadelphia ......i0 81 ~ 20 30 81 2s IS 81 50
+. r. Manners team. 8 -
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ponship series Of the Metropolitan District Cricket
feag,Ie AT Roseyille. The Islanders felt disincined
~ NAV on the poor wicket Roseve, and en-
deavored TO induce their opponents 10 play at
Staten Island. and upon their refusal 10 90 so ior
feited the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-18
LOCAL AMATEUR GAMES.

The baseball season at the Parade GROUNDS al
Prospect Park wound UP yesterday with the follow
ing teams PLAYING there:
r. II. z.
Excelsior ............0 -
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GPAVEsEND ENTRIES


The entries for tomorrow follows:
FIRST RACEFor two ycar-olds; winncIs Of $3.50;
weights pounds below the scale; extra allowances.
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LEFT at the post.
second and third.
SECOND RACE-scling 5000 added One and one
sixteenth miles.
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BASEBALL.
sO-CALLED GIANTS ACTUALLY GRAB
OFF A GAME.
GorHAMs FANNERs GIVE THE AIR REST AND
REALLY POUND THE BALL
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Nenyo-k G c, Louis . account OF darkness tie)
prookivn pittsburg Chicago g. Washington o.
,ers, game, baltimore o. Cleveland 4
p-nokivn Pit,sburR Cincinnati TO- Philadelphia o.
fsecond game. ca. led on Louisville 4. Boston 2.
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winners Of 81 ooo this year; weights five pouhos !"
low the scale: allowances. ore and one slx'een'"
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s1yru RAcv-selling; $500 added; special weights ON,

'Fen
Won drive by head: two lengths between second
and thlrd
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,IxrH RAC-E-For three year-olds and upward selling
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Won easily by lengths. halfengih between sec
ond and third.
FIFTH RACE-For ,woyear- olds selling; 5000 added.
Five furlOngs.
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Won cleverly by a length. same distance between
second and third.
THIRD RACE-PROsPECT STAKES. for two. ear oiis
value. 800: penalties and allowances. Six furionsS
George J. Longs b. C.. Manuel hy Bob
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-15
CHIEF or potlon sAr.n


Nallce h hereby given that By virtue
% 4 warrant foe the collection W De.
linduent atsvAnlsnt Tor the improven ent
" the city of Astoria, oregon, towit,
Bod street from tNorty,seecona TO Fgrty-
and police Judge OF said clty, Nv dlrec.
tion % the common council OF sad Hiiy,
SAID warrant helng da,e,l the nth day OF
ottNhor lN'S 10 noe dlreyted, and The
e M MIN n 0nss. E@Se sSeSH sos a. aESSSoas ESs sn,s
" per cent ncr aanum from The tist day
of March, lNlN and hclng aralnnt the
following named persons, towitl
II, Marion and A. Mccormack,
owner of the following described real
"ropcrty, towlt lot H. block \ 80 sub.
divided IN tho. Fort og up"gr Astoria,
az laid cut ana rccOuivd uy John Adair
ana also against said dcscrlbcl prVpcr,y.
aud which warrant commands me to
make levy upon and sale Ot aaiu dvs
serlecd properly, " ORDER 20 satisfy. said
MSEr NV as1 SAN S oys, ssssg1SsSas SNSgSo any, e
voSts and expenses OF uaid Salo, ana
pursuant to said wargNnl and tho com.
mQnds therein contained, did. ON tho
i,th daN " November iNN. duly levy
upon the above described real property,
and l Will, on the 10Th day ot December,
iS&, az the hour % II O'clock IN tho
forenoon OF said daV. at tho court house
door tNwitl the entranee of said court
house. ,,Ss, on ,n.I S,gnSh sreSS N the siy q
oregon, sell said described real property
~ public auction. TO the hlghcet bidder
Cor cash, In Y, geld coin, to satisfy
said assessment tho tnteroet 'ecroon, ana
the eeyts and expensee OF sale as
pAted a. Astoria, oregon. the Eth day
n. HALLocK,
Chief Of follce o. Astoria. oregon.
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Notice Ia hereby given that by virtue
NJ = warrant Tor the collection OF a DO.
lhlNvht ehecha,neht Tor tho lmpr ivement
monp ps s,tnSy Guy 90 o., AsLorIa, orsson, lowlli
ffih street, asy issusd d'I6Sy"Ih 6y thes % aruGIISr
ana police Judge Of said city, by alreo
tlon or the common council Of said clty.
salu warrant helnH dated tho 18th day oi
r ussoegr iSS, 70 mo directed, and Tho
lo it@ with Interest ,hsrcGn al ihSS hS"nI raie
es per cont nor annum from the aint day
~ March, iNN and being aFninnl the
l"iloWlhk named perAonA, towit,
r. Marion and H. Mccormack.
owner OF the. following described real
g,yv1ptye,nSi 'vwW' lot D block y, a. Sub
SSSiS az ON, N Gs aSa PSrS PSrsa q gPpss ASSr R,
and also against said described property,
aud whleh warrant commands mo to
mako levy upon and nalo OF said do,
svelned propnrty, IN order TO satisfy said
wag1Sm ss,nsp r,, anI sa,d asse,smsnl and lo,
costs and expenses Of said SAFE "' and md
pufauant To said warrant aud the com.
,neAhua thefylg contained, l dld, on the
lth uO oI NovembpE iNlH, duly levy
ShSh npS ms & above DESCRIBED real propegly'
lNS. at tho hour OF ii O'clock in ths
forenoon of said day. AT tho court house
door, towlii. The entrance of naid court
,a hSIas on E.Shh street IN the, Guy ol
orrgon, sell said deacrlhcd real Property
M public auction 10 tho hlgheaI bidder
for cash, IN ", y gold coin, 10 satisfy
sald assessment tho lnloraal 'herson, and
tho conta ana expenses OF sale aa
Dated ~ Astoria. oregon, the nth day
ot November, ikqa
y. HALlylcK,
Chief Of Police ot Astoria. Oregon,
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Notice 10 hereby .ulvAl that by vlrlu,
of n warrant for the collection " n DO
llnQuent asrrarmout Tor the improvement
" the city OF Ntltla Oregon ,lowlt
hSd Ipes 1ssSt Sy @ ESrss'2sS9p3h saSss 10 aSSI EST
and rpllpe Judge ot said city, by dlreo
tlon OF tn c0nimon c0ulcll 0f fAld city
said warrant beins datei the Nth day 81
October, iSS. 70 MO dlreeted, and The
10 SAN with lntercOt thereon at tho raj,
" per cent ner annum from the SlAt dp>
81 March, IND and being nEalnut tht
Following named persons towit,
y Marion and II, Mccormack
owner OF the following deeer,.vu reN
pps.NlpsSrityl 'oNl' ,lot 10 block J. O. sub
and also against said deacrlhed property
and which warrant commands me lC
MAKE levy upon and sale 0f said 40
ettlbrd prNperN, IN order TO satisfy uai,
MaGtaM ahd eald assessment and TO
coaia and expenses OF aaid sale pnd
pursuant to said warNnt and tho com
mahde thergin contained. I did, on the
lith DAY ~ November, 1895. duly leVy
lSH, ~ tho hour of II o'clock IN IN,
torrnooh " said day al tho court houas
door, toMlti the entrance of said cOurl
house ON Eighth street IN the cilv Of
Oregon, sell said deacribcd real pronort,
M public auction 10 tho highest hiddel
Tor cash, IN u, !, gold coin, 10 aatlafy
said asaeanmenl. tho Interest thereon anu
the ccatp and expenses OF sale al
at3rvssid and the arerulng costs
Of NV EeSsnbss ~ As'Ssss iSss o'eson' the ''a d"'
~. irALloCK.
chief Of Police OF Astoria. Oregon.
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cnInr OF rorlcr aALr.

Notice Il hereby given that by virtue
% warrant for tho collection of a de.
lln1ient assessment Tor tho mproyef- tnt
" the city ot Astoria, Oregon. towill
mSha h,,e street street trSm t Forly,aeeond 20 Fetly.
aud police Judge of said city, By diroe.
tlon of the common council u aaid city.
said warrant beng dated tho 18th day 0l
October, lsas. 20 mo dlrected. and the
a.as,s,nsni =. :, Z, o.. % which .ceclaed AMOUNTING
ol ! per eent por annum from the ylal day
of March. iSld. and being against tho
following named persons, towtt,
II Marion and II. Mccormack.
owner Of the following described real
progory tvylti lot 9. block !, as sub
a. sst laia Lsl on! and rceorded bs John Adair,
and which warrant commands mo 10
mako levy upon and sale Ol said 40.
sortl property, IN order 10 Hatiafy said
warrant aud naid assessment and 70.
Evther With the interest thereon and the
pursuant 10 said warrant and tho com,
manda therein contained. | did. on tho
lilh day o. November. is9s duly levy
upon tho above dcncflhnd real property (,
is,s nnd ! WI on ne is;h Gay 2. pseenesr,
forenoon q said dAy al ihs ceur, house
door. towil, the entrance of said court
house on Eighth street, IN the city OF
Astoria, County % Ciatnop. State ol
orcgon, soil said acaeribed real property
a. public auction 20 the hlEhrat bidder
Tor cash. IN " n gold coin, 10 satisfy
said assessment, tho interrat thereon, and
tho costa and cxpcnaca 0f sale as
Aforesaid. and tho accrtilng roatn
DATED ~ Astoria, Oregon, tho nth day
OF November. lSs
Y. HALLOCK.
chief % Police OF Astoria. Oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-15

The new voting machine was tested a,
several places in New York state on the
occasion OF the recent election. and gan
orally Its results seems TO be satisfactory.
But Il is claimed that the machine does
not entirely do away with opportunities
for maud. and there win probably BE- a
contest IN one Of the congressional dis
tr1cts on this ground Generally. how
ever. the machine seems to have given
satisfaction tc both parties. At Roches-
Ter. within thirty-seven minutes after
the polls were closed the final results
were turned In a, police headsuartsrs.
It Is claimed that the machine does no,
interfere with the secrecy OF the ballot,
that II makes repeating impossible.
anOrds an additional safeguard against
the purchasing OF votes. and is econom-
ieai. The manner Of voting Is simple and
easily understood Indeed It is claimed
thar voting by machine is easier than
marking an Australian ballot Each
ticket is made up OF a row OF knobs. each
knob labeled with the name Of a eandi-
dateda;e for certain once. when the
knob bearing the name Of the democra,i.
candidate for governor, for ins,anee. is
pushed In. It remains in and locks all
other knobs corresponding. The knobs
are only released when the OUTSIDE door
Is opened 10 let the voter cut and he
opening Of the exit BnlOcks the eutrEacs
for the admission OF another vocer. EacA
ticket Is represented by an ezssez. saa
a straight ticket may be voted - pashinx
q designated knob. pressing the knob
locking every other knob in the booth
The maching is self registering and the
totals are made up as son as the las,
vote is cast. There are no tally sheets
no tedious calling of of names and no
chance for mistakes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-15
REMARKAnLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainheld. Ill.
makes this statement. that she caught
cold. which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for a month by her family physi-
clan. but grew worse. He told her she
was a hopeless victim OF consumption
and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption: she bought
a bottle and TO her delight found herself
benefited from FIRST dose. She con-
tinued its use and after taking six bot
ties found herself sound and well; now
does her own housework ana is as well
as she ever was. Free trial bottles Of
this Great Discovery at Estes-Conn Drug
Co. Large bottles 50 cents and tl.O0.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-15

The utter rccklessncss OF recent state
meats made BY cO'OaeI J. b. Montgomery
respecting the depth OF water between
Astoria ana Portland continues to be a
subject OF remark among thai Eente-
mans friends In this city. 1t Is truly
amazing that man OF COlonel Mon,gom-
rry's age and standing should 50 delibcs-
ately misstaie facts with which he is ia
miIlar. No vessel Of even 900 tons regis.
ter has ever gone to rOrlalnd nor can
ss.ps Of any tonnage 90 there on any
stage OF water drawing to exceed = feet.
1t isa nOorsOus fact that vessels getting
dOwa the river on nv feet draugh, are
obliged to wait and take advantage Of
fun moon tides to do so II the largest
ships that san the Paciac ocean can 90
from Astoria to Portland win Colonel
Montgomery explain why the China liners
Of 1000 tons and less register lighter part
Of their outward eangOes and take on all
their coal at Astoria or Flavel before
proceeding to sea on ~ and S fee, Of
waterf
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cInEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice u hereby given that by virtue
or warrant for the collection 0i Il DO
lh1uent asseSsml1l for tho Improvement
u tho city OF Astoria, Oregon. towit:
NV street. duly issued by the auditor
and police Judge OF said city by dif"c.
iion OF tho common council OF sald cIty
said warrant being dated the 18th day of
DC, 0bcr, 1898. to mo directed and the
TO $40 with Interest thereon al The rate
OF per cent per annum from the 3ist div
OF March. 1896 and being atainat ths
following named person, towit.
II. Marion and II. Mccormack.
owner Of tho following described renl
prenerty, towit; lot ~, block 4, as sub.
diyldedd u tho Port Of Upper, Astoria.
and also against said described property
and which warrant commando mo 10
mlke levy upon and sale OF said do.
Hcrlbed property, IN order TO satisfy said
warrant and SAID assehsmcnt and To-
costs and expenses Of said sale, and
pursuant to said warrant and tho com.
mands therein contained I did on The
nth day Of November 1893, duly levy
and I VIII, on the 10Th day OF T DeccRmbsTy' DR9bbT'
1893. nj the hour OF II o'clock In the
forenoon OF said dav. at the court houHS
door, towit: the entrance Of said court
house on Eighth street, IN the, city Of
Oregon, sell said described real propery
at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash. In u. s. gold coin, to sntIsfy
said assessment the interest thereon. and
the costs and expenses OF snlo as
Dated at Astoria Oregon, the i,th dav
u. HALLoCK.
Chiaf OF Police OF Astoria, OREGON.
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cmlrr or POLICE SALE.


Notice ta hereby Eiv ~ that by virtue
~ a warrant FOR tho collection " a do
llndlong afsvNsmoat Tor the mproVs mont
ona ,es sls{ t,,; % AsISsla s., uyssen, LSMl!,
a,s ngsa srss1 nm mn ssr,y,'gSenS . TO fSf.y.
and POLICE judge % said cltv, by dlrcc.
tlon % tho common council ~ said city.
said warrant being dated tho 18th day ot
o'toeer. iH& 90 mo directed, and the
~ S,Asss, q ,,h o1 1,, Ea.se ,BsSlsd .%,SsansHs
ot per cent per annum from the Slsl day
OF March. tSR and being against the
following named persons, towit;
n Marion and II. Mccormack.
owner OF tho following ,eaerlb~d real
property, toytt let H. block & AZ stub
divided m the Port % uppor Astoria
a. laid on, and rvc9fdei oS John Adair,
and which warrant commands mo 10
make levy upon and sale OF said de.
Bcribeei property. IN order TO satisfy said
warrant and said assessment aud to-
si. sSshsr VA WITH she in,erosj THEREON and The
pursuant 10 said warrant and the CON.
mAnds thereln contained. did, on the
nth day Of November ISIS, duly levy
upon. the above described real property.
hSs T H. Sss Sss isA SI aAS SSsoiE 2, RseS~S ,s &:
forenoon of said day. AZ the eour, house
door. towit; ghc entrance OF said court
house on hlshth street In the City Of
astoria County ot clatsop. State o.
a. public auction. to tho highest bidder
FOR cash. In U. 9 go.d coin, 20 satisfy
said assessment the Interest thereon. and
tho costa and expense OF aaio as
aforesaid. and the aserulnE costa
al ps'sS SSSe;IesS ~ Aa'lTs iT o'es0n' the 'h day
E. HAILocK.
Chief OF Police Of Astoria Oregon.
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cHlLr or poIIcE SALE.


Notice n nrreby given that BY virtue
ot a warrant for tho collection u a AZ.
hgtrnt m"tsIncnl To- tltp linnnsvanGAl
N tho city os Aat0fla. Oregon lowili
n,9nnd street from Loriy,,second 20 Forty.
and p2llce Judge % said city, ~ dircc.
Ton ~ tho COMMON r0uncil OF vAlA city
said waTrant being uatcd tho fTih-iay 81
octobcr. jas, 20 mo dircrtcd, and the
TO t2iO with interest Iherscn at The rats
of Pcr coat per annum from the als, day
of March, isd and being afsninat ne
following named "eraona. towlt:
H. Marion and II. Mccormack.
owner OF tho following doacribcd real
ptoperty towit: l0t n. block \. az elIb.
divided IN. tho Port OF Upper Astoria,
ah laid out anu recorded by John AdaIr
and also against said described property,
1ri winch warrant commands mo 10
make levy upon and sale OF said dc.
hcrIbcd properly, IN order 10 satisfy said
Wntnnt ana said aaacaqmcnt and to-
roata and expenses OF said sale and
pursuant 10 said warrnt and tho com.
lnnnde therein contained, | did. on tho
llth day Of November. 1905 duly levy
upon the above described real propSrty
nnl ! VIII on tho 18th day OF December
lSs. at the hour OF II o'clock In tho
forenoon OF said day at tho court houaS
door tOwll. The entrance OF sad court
house on Elahlh s,poct In the city OF
oregon sell said dcacrincd' rcnl property
NJ public auction. 10 the highest bidder
tor cash IN " n gold coin, TO antlBfy
shld assessment. the lntereH. thereon, and
lhe costs and expenses OF sale as
Dated al. Astoria. oregon, the iilh dal
OF November, 1898
u. HALLoCK.
Chiet OF Police OF Astoria, Oregon.
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cnIEF or roLlcr RAI.E


Nouco Il hereby giyea that By virtus
pr a warrant ior tho callectiah % a 10
hn1uenl atssakment Zoe the linurJvefnUn,
N tho city of Astoria. oregon. tOWit
hond aircct. from Forty.accond 10 Forty.
nth street. duly inAucd by tho auditor
and police Judge % aald city, by dircc.
ton OF tho eomm,h council u said cl,y.
said warrant being dated the ifth day ~
October. iSn. 20 mo directed. and the
ass.ssmenl on whlch apccinei amounting
70 p0 with lnierea, thereon AZ tho rate
ol /. por cent pcr annut; t-s:n tho 1lst day
~ March. iS6. and being against The
following named perpons. iowii
r. Marion and II. Mccormack,
owner OF tho following described real
property, towtt. tot ,. block n a. aub.
divided In tho r0rt Of Upper Astoria,
a. nld out and recorded by John Adaif.
and also against anid dercrtbod property.
make levy upon and s' saIs Of saS DC -
actihcd property, In order to satisfy said
warrunt and said assessment and to-
Ecther with the lnierral thereon aud the
eoaA and expenses OF said sale. and
pursuant TO said warrunt and the COM
nan1. lhoreln contained. ! did. on the
nth day Of Novcmpcr. iS9s. duly levy
upon tho above described real property,
and ] VIII on the 10th day of December,
lsgs. at tho hour Of n o'clock IN tho
forenoon of said day az tho court house
door. tow1l; the entrance OF said court
house on Eighth street In the cny OF
Astoria. County Of Ciatsop Slate OF
Oregon, soil said described real property
nt public auction. TO tho highest bidder
Tor cash. In ". \. gold coin. TO natinfy
said asaeHameni the interest thefs0n and
30 costa and expenses OF sale az
Aforesaid. and tho accruinE costs.
Datrd AZ Astoria, oregon, the nth day
OF November, iS1s.
T. HALLocK.
chief of Police OF Astoria. Oregon.