The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-14

partment Accompanies hvr on the Trip
TSe C0iumhlne took on board at Portland
the last of the cement and sand for the
construction work on the lighthouse on
TiIlamcok rock. She will land the ma
terial on the rock before returning.
CONGREGATIONAL church-The Rev. 5 +.
Bishop. u. u. Ot Honolulu, will preach
the u,orning sermon pr. Bishop Is a son
~ one of the early missionaries of the
Hawaiian islands During his lie tim"
there he has beComc identified with the
most prominent interests % these fair
isles of the sea. Il Is with much pleasure
that the church invites the citizens OF AS
toria TO this service.
c. H. CALENDER. Knappton. o. Iverson'
Frankfort: J. H. Cook. NJ. Anderson. r
Nelson. Pillar Rock; william Mcguire ana
wife. II. Anderson. Christ Peters. John
Flrsey. Emile Herring. Z. A. Lomaine.
Gust Hiding. Charles Hegele. F. II. Mon
roe. y. = Borden. wife and daughter.
Portland: James Bremner. Svenson; silas
r. Smith. Tdlewild NJ. 5. Warren. Elk
Creek: G. w. Dean. Oneida; P. NJ. Dun
lap. Eudresby: c II. Wheeler. Nehalem;
Ben Reid, Oakland are registered at inc
Murray.
One OF the handsomest prizes yet offered
the regatta committee was that put up
Yesterday by the Bridge-Beach manufae-
turing company. through the Eclipse
Hardware Company. The prize Is a mag
nIacent Superior" steel range. and VIII
be avuried to the winners In the Usher
mems sailing race working sails Inc
Eclipse Hardware Company appreciates
that 20 the fishermen o. the Columbia
much Is due ~ the prosperity OF this COM
muni,y and insist that their prize must
go.to them. Manager Laws states that he
handled these ranges FOR thirteen years
and never had a complaint from anyone
using them. and was determined that the
fishermen should have the best.
William D. smith, the Blaine, washing
,o, c7nreryman. whose sad death oy
drowning occurred the other day, was
formerly a resident ~ Astoria. and was
well and savorably known here. tie pur-
chased the :. D. Adair cannery IN 1871
and pan IL until lsss. Afterwards ne
moved the machinery 10 Alaska ana
opened cannery. which later he sold %
tho Alaska Packers Association. Al the
,i-,e ~ MS death Mr.. Smith was y years
old and was manager on the sound ior
~. Alaska Packers Association, when
living her. Mr.. Smith was a member o'
the bachelors club composed OF hih,
sa,f G scotchler. George Nelson ana
Frank Patton. Hia numerous Astoria
friends deeply mourn his unumeIy death'
The meeting at the Progressive assoc, as 6y
alton rooms yesterday vas a'.sl .sdS, s,c.
afout gl formers and was a tnost 81, 81
cesgful AFFAIR The object OF tht III :,
Eas 20 take the initial steps toWI toWdIus -, -
establishment Of a co-operdtlFe tI e',.i'e * a
The association pledged us dlu " 90
fsrrners In pushing the enterprise, not 10
tbe benefit OF the cluu but eXpre7s-u
willingness 10 DO any ytnlng that noolG i
better the condition OF Clatsop conntS 49, ~
make the farmers prosperous FF2tt,sas'
W Sulllman. OF the Pullman, Nasn''
coitege addressed the meeting explain,
ing the operation, organization, cos., ar1- ~
method of running cooperative C.'' Wy
cries. the kind Of cattle used Win suCSse 20
[ foods. etc The convention anJou' anJoSaae,t,ns ~
{ meet again I'm two weeks. In the meahtline
| n viii Be ascertained just how many COW, COW
! viii he pledged 10 support the crealnel ,
/ ybere a site can be had, cost OF Dullulhba
! and machinery and other details.
Fish Commissioner Mcclure Is taklhs
every precautlon IN arresung hshstIhs,r ~, !
violating the close season. Ihree gli'il.,
ters. Martin FOrney. Peter Durlcn, an ~
chris Erickson. arrested the preViD.,u5s
night were tried In the justice court y"s
terday and fined So each. numDtr
giiInetters were on the river FridaS
night ana they took desperate chances |,
avoid arrest On the approach OF th'
launch on which the commissioners au'
deputies are they Jet go their nets am
pulled for the nearest beach; }. =. MI NJ,
nsdy. VI. f. McDOnOugh, and +. heni,n,y,,,I
were found fishing with a seine on hlllS
sands and were brought 20 the city ear
Yesterday morning The crew, numberlns
about ~ were not dErcsted, nut WeI
saveriy lectured by the c0mmlsmgneI
They were found 10 have taken aUDut te
IONS of fgh during the night. They ~er
given a hearing In the afternoon ana me
sIH and costs each This was tne s.Cpl,
0nense Tom Grain, Of the Mlltr SAM
SEEMING Company. who operates IN
grounds having been arrested the pre-
vigu- day and fined 80. Samuel Elm"r
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
warrant sworn out by CDmm!ssipucf NJ.
Guire for receiving and packing ish. "
the Justice court Mr. ElmOre stated IN
state Fish Commissioner Little Of WASH
ington requested him 20 use his traps +"