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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

silver. Coz had 1870.
A good crowd visited Tintlc ycuter-
day,
Thc pswty mill az bingham has ar.
rived ~ a temporary siandaiili.
Power has been applied 10 the bare
lana mill az Merur, and a test run D.
now 90.
brokers rrp0rt large orders Tor Home.
stake Htoek.but assign no reason for the
demand
Sewsil. the ninlnE man. has made ap.
rlehuon Tor membership In tho stock
exchange
Tomorrow being election day and "a
leEnl holiday there Will be no session
N the mining exchange.
Tho pli has been equipped with "a
large orc lamp. while Joe Hamburger
now sits ~ a nov desk.
The North Mountain company opcr.
htnr on cherry Greek. New, has "A
shipment % cyanldss at the rcnncry.
W. = McCaulek h said 10 have
spnrnsd an slior ~ $4,000 spot cash
for i0,ylO shares u Silver klng stock.
Morris Hamburger. manager " thu
usyter- Maroon % hutcur. came IN from
the camp last eyrainE and reports the
properly IN uplcndld shape.
The Holland Gold Mlning company
has been Incorporated. the now oan.
Germ hnN.ug % yalltai of ~ .iO0 divided
into shares valued at 70 cents each.
Frank }, Cannon ~ president. Willard
snyder. Vice president. ana Angus J,
Cannon, SECRETARY aud treasurer Thoss
with w. y Hubbard and Hugh J. can.
non, make ~ tho directory.
sprnryillr Indepcndefs Charley
ufoesh"ck came Ia from the ST. Nebo
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!airri 80. 1O-,Alta. noi yet named.
h.ss'iI. SO. 1i-Cresc.at Whrd meet
house
District SO. niuni,io. s.x,y.arst
ds.r.. school house.
nf house.
hftr.' 7i-U'ysrton Coop halt
lla' So fG4Mn.tirE house.
'.If So. ti-TNpniy.ars district
school llua.
urr.i So. ,,-Twaniy.favonh dis.
r.l HI1' house.
l'sH..i So. ipaNlt vai named
..' $50. oHli.EhlH1 Mercantile
h So si-o'l paaiomee build
District SO g-Ndi SEQ named.
bs.Hat 81. 1-wafl meeting house.
District So. si-Me Ting house.
District SO. 5-Eiat school house.
Gurraa
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ON THE BOURSE TODAY.
The Call Rather Tame as Compared Wit
Some Of It's Predecessors.
NEARLY so,oc9 SHARES SOLD, HOWEVER
uom..tal. Creates . MIA sensation
Highland hoy rrsmwsy The Cum
beriand aud ysieo.

T5day's call was rather a tame a1air
rs compared with It's predecessors Of
the past two weeks The brokers
seemed to have lost the spirit u trad
inF and therefore failed to allow their
enthusiasm to get the better Of them.
some attributed the slnckncss to the
near opproach to election day. and
probably that had more to DO with %
than anything else. A. % was the call
brought out sales of nearly 5000
shares. the bulk VI which vested In the
lowcr-priccd securities.
-Four Aces was quite active but dis
played weakening tendency. the
stock selling a. low at g5Is cents. a
ffurs representing the closing bid
therefor. Goyaef- Marion was about
sai.anafy. n anything. a little weaker.
while Grand Central stood out boldly
vHh good figures and had closing
MA Of fii2is ua against offerings ni
$50 Mammoth slumpCd a Trims. al
though a sale wal made al i2.i5. and
1--we Mammoth chung 10 o. POPULAR
~ with sales agSrcgaung 1000 shares
al &c cents O aharc. Sacramento re-
muIuol MN ~ lHN HtAAihNi AiA NNNa 20
blocks 1f silver King were much sought
aftef but 40 60 10 avail
Dealing with stocks VI q lower order
Chloride Point took the Initiative. Oh
busInfsr 90 ms and remained IN good
demand 90 ut2h. Joe Bowers stUud
practically unchanged while Home.
s4tf created mild Geurati0n by
Jumping up ln the bidding and mskinr
irarsfsra ai from 2 DO "a, cents a share.
SUNBEAM was in healthy tone and sold
at "a csnis. ana Little pitiahufr
Showed a marked Improvement with
HtfH 90 10. ana "a cents There was
den Eagle at "a cents, and South
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worh on IL rrugres.inE Tav"rsbi, Hing.
ham Mininr News.


Tbs Bingham Bullcdn says that good
progress o. being made pg the High
iaad Boy tramway work What will Dee
known az the terminal f1tion. The
lover portion ~ which ID to bs used
a. ore bins und The upper par. Go
contain the terminal machinery. De-
partly framed The uwbcrs are nu-
mcrlus and heavy, and rest on solid
mason work foundation. This will hs
q massive and durable STRUCTURE Thsfa
Will be 20 towers on 'ho line. yayius
from 10 90 20 feet iu height. and che
work ~ ffam'nr thHm BEGAN Wedncs-
day TlmbctH Tor the tenr.1u station.
o. be- i0caiCd at print about midway
Ul the srhm, and also Tor loading station
I'd the mine. ARE partly made The hus..
nesa-like manner in which She COLI.
siruciI1n work o. being pushed ahead
leads o. the conclusion ,hlt thr big uu-
dofinllIur will De- practically completed
ls planned, some time 100 December
The Tr.c hn.rhci 70 i0.tlu shipment
saturday. Othtr Markham guleh orr
movements within few days were a
small i1t frvm Hlm Wlifs ErIe lease. d
1lndfomc csriuad from tncle Johnny
burroughs MOniczuma iH1se and an.
her from the Ben lu-lar 80. 1. The
after was god lplkIn., aud aaayr
bowed a. 10 contain s. Der cent lead.
3 ounces silver aud $3.50 10 sold per
son.
a. y. DrirFa nd =. g. Kitiio. mining
men " liuiis CT. have just taken q
nund aud lease on tha Yukon and
Yuuk1n No. DO Cottonwood guich aud
yesterday were np.uag "a force of mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

at work. The claims are recent i1cl-
tI1na. In an inchnc ln the yukon.
down nearly 90 feet. a good siroak OF
puumHiug looking 1te ~ showing.
The Ben Bu,lcr No 2 M.nlnf com
rauy resumed work last Monday and
We understand from th.s ou upar1auns
WIU be- continuous. An exp ritucHd
man from iifk cts has charge oi the
mHt. \ tent is being uaUi f'r quar-
Too ur.Il % laird.nF hlIeH can uc built
A luidIug in which i1 frame unin're
-UNf0 foot in dimClNunf mas lli. neeu
completed at ODE Hlgh1ud Boy milne
and other pfcpafAil1us shore f.f winter
InoIudea snow aheiiIHE of 80. G
tunnel. now prOrrcsemE.
The Ola Jordan mIl lH at present
turning Hut c0lCouif1t.H At "a lively
rate. but Superintendent H1lds Goes
NOT ike the slump u bead and N 10 goes
hei1W $3.50 ls likely o. order a SINUS
down
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MARKET REPORTS.

chicago. Nov. s.-.iiOGs-Roec.p,a
$1,000, lUft over 200.
Market a.irly active, steady TO B..
higher
Light. aoal.5O
AINod IliHlFn.
Rough ggsnaa0
Heavy 11sNakQ.
workers. $50.
CATTLE-ileccipia. 1900
Market strong. iVg. higher.
liacyoa-ilioul2s.
Texas Steers 1afuiNl.
WoHtcfHH AG0MfC1.
stuekurs sud Feeders --I.Qoait
siiEEp-itecoIs 1900.
Market steady GO strong.
Native Sherp aGluisa,
Westerns a2sntAs.
LlmhH-ailusci.
Chicago. Nov. May wheat opened
a. cghnA. advanced % CO.. aud Dc.
clinrd 20 0Glsc.
CLOSE.
whca,-,Nov. CS. Dec, Cis, ~,
CO..,
torn-Noy, sra; Dee, ala; May.
olg-Now s5gi Dec. ga; May.
iiork -Nov and Doc. 200. Jan.
g05.
Iari-Hov. '2.l; Desr tss; Jan.
R,Ds Dee. Los, Jan. tc5.
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Marehand m ME- Official rport 10 M.
home government, doesn't merilin
General Kitchener or The British flrvrH.
trip from tho time he len the west
coast % Africa until they reached and
took pnaacsHOu Uf Fash0di. Tho out
come ~ being watched with Interest
throughout che civilized W1rd and N,
result OF the whole matter may DC a
war between Ihe iwo great nations OF
Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Year, ago from the west coast ~ Afr-
ca with hla command Just AZ thq time
whrn 0eneraI Kitchener was brgin.
ming tn move his army from the
n0rihgrat corner " the cguilnsnt into
the R1udan. There u ~ question but
that captain Marhlnd = In possess
sion of Fashlda. on thr Nile. 100 miles
south u Khartoum. General Kiich-
erer has sent word 10 him that h. had
previously taken posaesHlon " al Nile
country Ia The name OF Great brsaln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Conner creek Saturday 1iu has com
ploted t0 feet ~ the 100 foot contract
ON the Cutnura mine ana states the
property u booking well. lie o. also
working on the iiadrrr and taking out
rich urv which h. expects auan o. ship
t1Ua solomon informs un that he
VIII pui men o. work ln n few weeks
ON the Dominion mine northeast of
town. Thln IL one NJ the best pr1po.
rltlluH To- Idaho, hstnE equipped with
Ill machinery 90 run % and would give
employment 90 many mcn.4-Alhlen.
Ida. Times. HffIf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Early loo the week the pump at the
Cumberland broke down and sinking
had Co be- suspended urullug De- feptlr.
Whom tho accident happened the shift
wua put ln the drlft frlm the 900 Lowell
tu finish the day. Tho REPORT has since
been circulated that the few hours wvrk
done there has exposed o. fine body ~
h.Fh Efudr carbonate ore aud stock has
changed hands on the street at 70 cents
re- share, On consequence.
The NnlC1 received iu new air COM
prrHrof Tuesday nni 10 will Boz vet NJ nf
soon nH possible. Manager p.minT says
no work will De- done below thn tunnel
isvrl Tor the prcncntthr intention hDng
30 praWtct Tho iedge above hy running
drifts itcgafdlnr thn reported new
strike. Mr Dcmlnr Gays there has heau
flth.ng new struck nt the milne a drft
has been run on tho ledge ou tho tunnel
level 60 ~ point where "a i2-fult uus
raise VII unnncct 10 with the wlnEr
frJn above Park Record
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TONORROV7S ELECTION
Places Where Voters viii Cas-, Their Ballots IN
City and County.
FINAL MEETINGS 10 Be HELD TONIGHT.


This ia the las. Day Of preparation ior
iha biz battle before the election 10 De
hold in this al.y. county AMI state a.
vs.l as more shan forty other states OF
tha union. Evsy3hng la To- readiness
practically Cor ihe opening oi the po'la
tomorrow m1rn.aH. at which the hnl-
IHtf uf thH ralule VIII Dr. cast durinE
tb. JlY. loo giving expression 20 theH
vI.as aud desires as 90 who shall rep
t.a.nt ib.m om.bIly until another cleo
t'n for Uka offices shall roll araunn'
Many meetings tlu be- held throughout
DO county iHu.sht. and the oampllsh
in this csy Will close by q hig Demo.
cratic rally at tho Th,ater. Voters VIII
cast their ballots ln this city and coun-
ty tomorrow aa foli1wai
WHERE TO VOTE.
District So i-Rcsidencc Of Joseph
f.ft. Eleventh East 81,
nlrir'rt 30 Residence % J. ~
Letter sif east Nlnth South =.
I District So. 3-Hturc. ~ east seven"
I South
District So. 4-sec1nd ward annex
District NH5-Th.rd ward annex.
,,,,in t'' s,,t. 90 '''"'''
, 6',lt l,,,, No. s,,ii1r A.'e'''' '"'''' WV
district So. Smith ward annex.
District $50. Exposition building.
District S. Do Touth ward annex.
! District NHli 1l, east Fourth South
pl,. T'urth vafi.
ni.'.t,t r. p,..tyt,,fan church
| Nln 'i'I .ys w. sss.,d wS ~ ''''""
rI 1',', ,,9r5 a. u "''U"s "'''e ''''''
| bts,r'It \. a. -uyrtlst sebooi house
/ u,,til,gt.,,, .d.iitI,t
n'st,t,t n, ie nt, GRAND. STORE
| enrngr sey.pih Neet and lilo Grand
'i pIeiyict No. i7-sl,,h ward mee,inl
| t.'t,...
hinl,.., a.. q, s,... =, A., ,.n,l
/ .rbirI N,.t
b',t.',, ~. "a tv,tt.,,a harm FRI
,.n,n i'tw.., w. 'r,mpie and Firs
| -
tb.t,f,t \, q at,,. ga ,aut geventl
bigffi,t ~ si.as ws-t Firat south
hsI5Si NJ ~ y. S' g second ss teS
SI n..,sle, g,.si-s.re. a., Yves, sccon,
a. 80 ''''-' Wv
i nll,,t., N,.. ga ,.., Fir, s,u,b
b'atriei n, -Twenty fourth war,
,irilrr nm. r,,nsr ii'sbtb Weat an
| i3 ','' s,u p,u''' '''''' ''-''" WV "'
blstfi,i No. g7-igi wcrt North TEN
fi,
District No. ss-Sot We, named.
| nnirici 10, s,-,l.9 Wan street.
First and second Wr.i chureh
| patrirt No sixteenth ward ncho0
house
pis' ''' % wv "''' '''''"
| District NJ. ag=Gii west First North
| nIrirct No. -nesidoncc IIcnr,
| Gardner. $50 west Fourth Nurth.
| District No. 1i=sit west Third North
| District so. aG=Elward iirlok
store.
| District No. 5i-indcprndcnt rch0o
house.
| District 40. 1s=Eurls Gate halt.
District Nos, 40 Fourth street.
| District Nntn=.ai y street.
District No. ft-sii X street.
District ~. te-isl N street
| District No, f1aTHrrHrrH hall
District Nott-is0 south Eleventh
East
noY.
| District 80. fs=iip south sevenil
ElHt
psungi 80. Obs south Fourii
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GREAT GLOVE SALE


Great boz variety and magnitude ~ ,he
si0HE Gr1t.r lu the dependable qull.
.'Isa IhlNn' Cf5aiesi lu the Grand iilf.
EIu Values or.red' Th. rhIe ihsl
means o. pfira oui on every glove lH She
house. aufrluins au previous Ei1ys
aIaa f1r ulpaudlus bargain F.y.nT.
without "a doubt ths greatest money
sowing opportunity 60 boy your s.hs'ns
Glove supply
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chloride Point 100 shares q SIZE,
tfttie pitta.bufg 5000 shares ~ 3iac
calder Eagie. ! 900 shares q 5hc
Pavilion Beck Tunnel, 1900 shares q
hsiilon Beck Tunnel. 600 shares y
i,nnion Beck Tunnel. 1900 shares q
pnrion Beck Tunnel 600 shares u
iihc.
selling value VI stocks. 5.S0i0t
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pcsr Lodge Mine thought ny T.s. Lewis
Tor 100000.

Tor 100000.
While here. y. =. lewis W the Twin
Springs COMPANY purrhgHoh tnr Deer
IdFu mine near HhA1r Gus, the urlp.
,rty BENG secured fnr him uN o. J. An
dUffDu.
The Deer Lodge 10 Un tho same vein
ns tho BONANZA. 4. q J.. AMI Nurth
Pole. adj ming the latter There hua
boon 500 feet uf work luHu uu the miuH
and DO shows o vein % frat thick. 10 b.
the Iufrufr nf the new owner Co drive
o. tunnel on the vein 5000 fcot. securing
100 foot ~ overhead stopping. a co.
stamp Mill 10 90 be erected nt the mouth
OF the tunnel
TN pticu pnld f0r ihr property was
ti0DO10 There are nIfuv deferred pay
m"utH. but 10 ~ an Uutsuul.uut puf.
nha.n lnInn atnir-mnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

swansea at t.2e. while Bullion Beck
Tunnel was more favorabiy Looked upon
ana was dealt in between 10 and II
cents.
The closing figures were as follows.
LISTED STOCKS
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MITTENS.
CASHMERE GLOVES.

Ladies Fast Hack Fiecced Lnsd
oloves, all rlzes, 900 quality, sais
price
o.
Ladies' me fis, black Cashmere
Gloves. al sizes. strong and durable. 40
Grade. sale price
2Oc
Ladies' extra me quality snk ncceed
lined Gloves In all siEss. none prriiier
ur better Tor winter wear; regular SO
Grade, sale price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07

Try the "Deiicnteasen Cafe" the best
Lunch and Dinner IN the city Tor zoe
opcn all night. i27 Main g.
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A nnMAnKAnLr aALr or
White Embroidered ElQ[le[S.

Unusual and extraordinary offerings
flf this week Thfty.nlns pieces " the
very finest and H1ftrat White Embroid-
cred All.Wool. Flannel, aglnchca wide,
hrmstitchrd or eHcallopsd, also open
worked patterns In handsome dssiFns.
ut all prices, not only sharply reduced.
bot 30 evidently 10 your benont that no
type laudlnF IL needed. Thuae Inter-
rHted will lnd this a rare and Grand op-
puftunlty 20 buy hlfhsclaks nannelf
away hgloW-'way uuaer yalue'
our Cc white embroidered Flannsls
this week, per yard
our $50 wsre Embroidered Flanneis
this week. per yard
our poe white Embroidered Flannsls.
thIs week. per yard
our 81 white Embroliorei Flanhels.
This week. per yard
our r.s5 white ard Coi5ftd I'm.
bruldsfsd Tlannela this week. pr yard
90
our ii7s white Embfoiiefed Flan.
nelr. this week psr yard
our ti.ss white Embroidered Elan.
nela. this week por yard
our sass white Embroidered flan'
uola. this week per yard
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q7- Main 81. the busincas mems roe
.1ri for Excellent Meals" UIsht
prices quick service Free Delivery
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LADIES' KID GLOVES.


EVERY PAIR FROM THE
CHEAPEST To THE BEST
WARRANTED AND FITTED
TO ri.E HAND. 80.
Ladies s.clasp Kid cloves. In ali COLI
Ofs and sizes. ntH ana WgaIr we'll 10
ths regular fi01 rridsi every pair
niisd 60 ihe hand. f1r ihif sale
rs,
90 q pair buys this week iha 2-cihsp
T0fm1R kIi Gloves, superior % The
best fl.i Glove iu lhn city all alacH
ana c0iIrH, Including thf newest shades
" greens and blues ti'a ihr bargain
% Che year. psr paif-
Ths Mascot. LiiisF s.clasp Kii
Glove. BOO 40 flres ana col0u. n you
have tried them you certainly want
them hgiln. N u1t ify thorn now. Tor
lrH m1nsy-Hayer ai thr hlrga'n.aalc
Sl.i5
Tho Franco. Ladies SHOOK. VEN bsst
uulUy Foster kIi iaC.uE Gloves. in
aslH 80 iH O. N you Ike a arlnE
glove there lrn none better Tho frgus
hr prg. b. ii'5. Cor this week az
Si.25
For beauty In style and siorinee u
HL thU TfHVUiu a-rnHp kll Glove n
ulull DO thH beet. Comes iu H'z0H . 80
W l-a loo black url brown green.
mode. 100. white. purple ana blues lu
fact 49, can match any shade ln this
elegant E'lFH. H.ElHr puUH, fi.N,
f.f th.H weeks fa|. only
The Crown. recognized hy 900 lovers %
fIarlnI If.Hl r..Frf ihU acme NJ per-
f.af|lu Ir DR. HiFI. ani durability in
black ana UH'urt. 900 HiEeH, regular value
'' $3.50
The g.aafp Eskly 7-HIaHp Tr0fIufHs
and s..HHp M0lflHH kii gloves, "a ct.
umrH In gloves fur Uchu.HH elegance
HHI beauty al sizes and g1llTH ~ dur.
lbs lu.s Halr 90 a. pair
90 pIr hne tld Stoves. o 10 20 ? -,
only uFbi shades. 90 close uui ht pair
So
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Ing house. "'u meet
District No. gi-pirrs store. gsv.n,h
i i.asi; between Twelfth and ThIrsenth
~ I'..s.irici. No, ss-Tweif,h South ana
thirteenth East Thompson. store '
Conference Notice.
The g. Joseph Stake Conference,
WI convene IN Thatcher. sunday and
Monday December On ana i,h Elders
N D. cowisy ana owen ". woodruN o,
ihc Quorum Of he Twelve Apostles viii
Do pfeaon, with us. a mos, ep,oysbi.
time s anticipated. an are cordisuy
invited to attend.
ANDREW K!MBALL,
W. II. JOHNSON.
G. ~ LAYTON.
Stake Pretidency.
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-Four Aces. 900 shares 10 gqc.
boar Aces. 600 shares u 2siac.
-Four Aces. $500 shares ~ go.
Four Aces. 1850 shares % gifsr.
Lower Mammoth 9 900 Ehlfra % 60
Mammoth. iOl nhafas % NIs
suuhHm. 2.t00 fharfa ~ BIC.
Emerald. 800 shares ~ ioc
youth swansea. 100 shares ID n 90.
ii1m0ftakc, 1900 shar,s q Oh.
hlmgs,tkc. 1000 aharsH u gac.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-02
A GREAT zooLooIcAL GARDEN

The Geological Society OF New York
propose 10 construct what will probably
be the finest geological garden In the
world in Bronx Park. New York. ana
under the direction OF the executive COM
mittee the plans are being fully elabor-
ated. The society expects to open the
garien 10 the public in a satisfactory way
on May |, lS9, While the work Is pro-
crossing with all due rap!dity and zeal.
the old and well approved plan ot rcliev-
ing biliousness and constipation through
the benehcent agency OF Hostettcr :
Stomach Bitters finds general recognition.
This excellent family medicine is u safe
guard against malaria and rheumatism.
and removes indigestion and nervousness,
II invigorates the system through the
medium OF improved digestion and appe-
tite fortiheS Il against disease. and count
eracts the effects OF overwork. mental or
physical. A wineglassfnll before retiring
engenders health yielding and strength
giving sleep. Let It have the persistent
and systematic trial that Il deserves
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-02

materially changed. Only yesterday a
known business man OF Portland,
who has faith in Astoria, examined a
certain N-foot lot, and upon inquirIns It's
price, was told that he could have It for
sl5,cN The gentleman returned home
with his views somewhat changed. as hc
stated that he had Just been offered a
icO-foot business 10, In Portland, situated
on paved street, for the same amount
of money
There Is every incentive, therefore, Tor
energetic, hard work right now on the
part of the chamber OF commerce and Pro
srcssivc association There Is large
field open IN the way OF educating our own
people to the necessities OF the times ami
the hearty cooperation with those who
would establish here industrial enter.
prlses, make pav-rolls and place Clatsop
county on a par with other sections Of
the state similarly favored
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-02

Several times IN the past few months
different merchants have called attention
to the unsightly back yards and ugly
buildings adjoining the railroad through
the city. Now that many hundreds of
visitors viii soon be here TO aid in eele-
brating the opening OF the new road it
might not be bad policy for either the
city or property owners to at least white
wash the buildings in question. clean out
the unnecessary adjuncts to lots in the
shape of bottles. tin cans, etc, and put
the best foot forward on the great day,
covering the less artistic features Of ar
chitecture with the mantle that covers
many sins. In other words, said lady
property owner yesterday. wash our
faces and spruce up"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-02

The setting out Of trees and flowers and
painting OF houses has commenced all
over the city There is an evident inten-
ton on the part OF citizens to beautify
their homes and add to the attraotiveness
Of the city, No better season could have
been selected, This year will see many
strangers in the city. and handsome resi-
dences and beautiful grounds first catch
the eye OF fasteners looking for a place
in which to reside.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-02
OUR OPPORTUNITY

II should not be forgotten that in a
few days. probably just after the republi-
can state convention. Industrial Agent
Judson. of the o. R & y. Co. will visit
Astoria for the purpose OF inaugurating
here an Industrial convention similar 10
the one just closed at Baker City. It was
through the efforts Of this gentleman that
the great mining and irrigation conven-
tion just mentioned was so successful. It
was through the same source and under
the same auspices that the sugar beet
convention was held in eastern oregon
and s2OO.OOO factory established.
Astorias opportunities are crowding
fast and thick. and the people believe
that our chamber OF commerce and Pro-
gressive association are alive to the sltu-
alton. In few days time the long-hoped
for. much-expected railroad will be an
actual fact. Its operation will revolution
ize business at this port. This fact. taken
together with the vigorous policy Of the
o, R. & y. to thoroughly develop the in
ternal resources o. the state. opens to
clatsop county and Astoria unlimited pos
sibilities. The food tide has set in It is
now our chance to make business and
riches for the community and to furnish
traffic for the railroad lines which have
made 1t possible to render this the richest
state in the union, a power in the CONNER
cial world, and fiji her broad acres with
happy prosperous and contented people
II within few short years the dreams OF
John Jacob Astor are not realized here
It will be the fault of the present genera
ton and their inability to grasp the oppor-
tunity thrown at them.
The realization of an unprecedented era
of prosperity here can only come about by
hard work on systematic business lines.
II can never be accomplished by a policy
of waiting for some one to come along
from the east, buy our high priced corner
lots and jump in and do the work which
we ought to do ourselves. 1t is reported
that Mr.. Hammond has made a deal with |
an eastern syndicate which will take one
half Of the Flavel subsidy at a fair figure
and join hands wi,h him in manufactur-
ing enterprises. Whether the report is
confirmed or not the fact remains that
no such transaction can take place on
this side OF the bay unless present plans
Of operation. as commonly reported, are