The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-12

churcn very acceptably during Mr. Mar
cotte's absence. viii leave for his homo la
Kalamazoo. Mich, tomorrow.
It's a Doctors business 20 study health,
Doctors confidently recommend Harper
wiskey sold by Foard y Stokes Co, AS
toria, oregon.
A regular pantomlne Of views depicting
the life and history OF Astoria, and
souvenirs OF the city and country at the
snoograss gallery.
Percales at Dunbar's,
For Rent--Good house and barn and
four acres OF land. near Clatsop City sta
tion. known as tho Clatsop Postofico
Apply to \. Tagg, ~ Commercial ST.,
city.
Mr.. David NJ Dunno. collector ot inter
nal revenue for Washingt ton. oregon and
Idaho. IS down from Portland and will
spend a day or two at the beach with his
family.
Word was received az 1 o'clock this
morning that the finc eanncry " the Aher-
deem Packing Co at Ilwaco was On hro
and would be total loss No particulars
could be obtained.
In the justice court yesterday Frank
Bidweil and Gordon Bell, two boys, were
sentenced to twenty-five days each In
the county Jail for the larceny Of a White
hail boat from W. $ Tucker,
p. II. Schulderman and wife. David NJ.
Dunno and wife. George p. pckum. Port
land F. ]. Wilder. Boston; +, Z, Lent.
Pendleton; J, W, Hariwlck and wife. The
palles. are registered az the Occidcnt
Mark Grayson. Destruction Island; J.
d, Daily, Jim Salvin Portland; 5, II.
Moore and wife. san Francisco; J. p.
whltcomb, steamer ~ Huri; W. Snyder
Chinook. are registered at The Murray.
wanted-To Ren;-Storeroom IN AS
torla for general merchandise; need not
be in central location, but rent must be
low: send full particulars, such as size
OF store. rent. etc, to Martins Cash Store,
| Seattle Wash
II you have hides, wool. turs, rags,
bottles, lead, brass, copper. sacks, or any
kind OF junk for sale, ship Il to r. NJ.
CASTOR, los Fourteenth street, Astoria.
nvegon, or write him and he will call al
your place and set Il. He pays cash.
Plaid Ribbons st Dunbasf.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon as the
steamer Albion pulled out from the Main
street wharf with the Lavelle Young in
tow for St. Michaels, every boat on the
river and the canneries sounded their
whistles in token Of their well wishes FOR
the voyage.
Recent patrons OF The Murray Hotel,
Astoria, say that they are much surprised
and pleased al the modern conyeniences
and comforts afforded at that house. Pro-
prietor Gum has placed everything In ap-
ple-pie order and will lose no opprtunity
to introduce all that Is modern that may
add 10 the accommodation OF his guests.
In the county court yesterday the petit
ton OF ]. Nelmeia et al 20 establish a
county road from Young's river pulp
mill TO the center point OF secHon g, I
y, r 3 W. forty feet In width; ordered
that Ole EstOOs. A 3. Mcmillan and
James Leahy De appointed viewers and A.
S. Tee surveyor to meet on Olney bridge,
Wednesday. June Is. at 70 o'clock. to view
and survey the proposed road.
George Holmes. William Holmes and
Frank Rednor. the parties who figured
in the recent shooting scrape at Seaside
were placed yesterday under N0o bonds
each by Justice Abercrombie TO appear for
trial Tuesday The charge against the
Holmes brothers IS assault and battery
preferred by Frank Rsdnor. and that
agains, Rednor assault with intent to
kill, preferred by George Holmes.
From the majority OF reports received
Yesterday Il seems that the run II fish IS
not only increasing very materially in
quantity. but that the size and quality OF
the fish is very much improved. The
Royal Chinooks now being taken are
large. fat and Of a fine color. An old
canneryman. who has been on the river
fr thirty years, says ne has never seen
larger or better fish than are now in the
Columbia.
The passengers on the steamer National
City. which arrived from Portland Friday
and dOcked at Ninth street dock. were
ashore last night singing and otherwise
amusing themselves before leaving for the
land Of snow and gold. The company in
cluded four or five ladies and they sung
such songs as Marching Through Geor-
gia," and "A Hot Time in the Old Town"
On board the vessel they kept up the joIli-
ficatlon until late and seemed to enjoy
themselves immensely. as well as those
who had stood around watching them.
There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
citizens held at the court house last even
ing for the purpose of making prepara-
tons 10 properly celebrate the Fourth
Of July. Judge Gray was unanimously
chosen chairman and a general manage
ment committee appointed with instruc-
tlons to interview all merchants and citi-
zens and procure their aid for the end
desired. The committee consisting OF
Judge Gray, Herman Wise, Mr. Stockton,
Thomas Dealey and J. y. Griffin. will at
once enter upon the task assigned them
and a grand celebration is assured.
Talk Astoria. Trade in Astoria. Know
nothing but Astoria. And II you would
see Astoria realize the dreams Of Astori-
ans during the past ages, educate your
children to spread As,oria's fair name
abroad so that not only nelghboring COM