The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-10
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building. Commercial street
Plaid Ribbons ~ Dunha.'s
Dave Wroten. who was sentenced 20
serve 81 days by the Justice court FOR
assault and battery on o woman. has been
releastd the paymen, ot the balance OF
his fine, SCI, having been made.
Albert Berry. William Kicker. Thomas
Ferris. C. c. Smith. Portland. sam oliver, |
Pular Rock: +. Thomas Joseph Quigley.
James Mckee. Rainier. C. H. Wheeler. |
Nehalem, ara registered 40 The Murray.
one of the first fee cream and straw
berry soclals OF the season will De given
by the ladies of the Methods. church at
the eurch on Tuesday evening. June Il. 1
Ine public are cordially invited 20 attend. |
The ladies Of the Emergency corps will
meet at p m. today at Rescue parlors
for the purpose ot pertecting their organi- |
Eation. All patriotic ladies OF Astoria are
invited 10 attend ana Join the organlza-
ton
Wanted-To Rent-Storeroom in As
toria for general merchandise; need not
be in central location. but rent must be
low; send ;uu particulars, such as size
OF store. rent. etc, 20 Martins Cash Store, .
Seattle, Wash.
II was reported 1n the street yesterday
that a number ~ the prominent young
republicans OF the city would soon leave
for Washington D. c.. where they have
been provided with good positions In the
service Of Uncle sam.
Mr.. r. C. Van pussn yesterday received
q letter from Fish Commissioner Nc
CURE asking that ne request cannerymen
and fish dealers 20 note carefully the date
OF capture of any of the marked fish or
20 send the same 20 him.
II you have hides wool. furs. rags.
bottles. lead, brass, copper. sacks. or any
kind Of junk for sale. ship Il to r. NJ
CASTOR, io5 Fourteenth street. Astoria,
oregon, or write him and he will call at
your place and get i,. He pays cash.
p. W Gage. II. Gerson. George W.
Weidler and wife, Portland; G. W. Tack
abury. Louisville: NJ. c. Myers, St. Joe:
". s Stitt Chicago: John |. Hartman
and wife. Lancaster. Pa: S. ]. Jones, san
Francisco; Ben A. Glaze ST. Louis, are
registered at the Occldent.
The vacancy on the 0. R. & y. steamer
Oregon, caused by the sudden death OF
Captain Stevens has been filled by the
appointment Of Captain A. G. Banks. !
CaDtain Banks has been acting as pilot
on steamers plying to Alaska, and brought
the steamer Albion from Cooks Inlet to
this port q few days ago.
The news was received yesterday OF the
drowning in the surf at the mouth Of the
river Of one or two fishermen. Some men
who returned from the fishing ground
reported that they saw a boat go under
and the occupants were not again seen |
They were too far of to recognize the /
boat or the men and could not get to the |
scene In time to give any aid.
The Pathfinder. or the Dewey. Is again |
riding the waters Of the Columbia. having .
been successfully launched a few days /
ago. Miss Lois S,rache performed the .
ceremony Of christening the new boat the .
Dewey" Captain Reed. her owner, will I
take the Dewey TO Nehalem to load lum- /
Der as soon as repairs to the engines OF /
the tug Maggie, which he also owns, are |
completed. The Maggie will tow the |
Dewey TO Nehalem.
The park committee Of the Progressive |
association yesterday paid a visit 10 the |
new park and reported that they were |
more than pleased with the progress being |
made by Contractor Normile. Stumps are |
being pulled and the grounds graded 30 .
that grass growing and shrub planting |
can be done in a short time. Florist John |
son will soon be able 10 lay out the flower |
beds and plant his contribution Of rare |
trees, evergreens and fancy plants.
Mr. Charles Wright. Of the Occldent |
yesterday afternoon tried very hard TO de- I
ceiye the public. He had his man get out |
in front of the house with a long hose |
and wet down the sidewalks and street /
thinking thus to make the people believe .
that Weather Man Johnson had sent
shower to lay the dust, as the city has .
no sprinkling carts. But everybody knew |
that Johnson had predicted fair weather /
and that there had been no show for a
shower
A party Of enthusiastic fishermen will |
leave tomorrow night for Green Mountain
under the leadership Of William Ray,
Peter Neufer and John Kopp They will
take the HanthOrn to Olney and travel
thence by team to their destination They
have promised on their return Sunday
nlgnt to bring bushels of trout to their
expectant friends. There will be about
twenty in the party and If they do not
bring back two hundred trout each, they
had better ever after hold their peace
when It comes to fish stories.
Another one Of the marked salmon,
turned into the river from the Clackamas
hatchery in 1895 by Fish Commissioner
Mcclure, was yesterday received at Tres