The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-14

The State crossed on, yesterday morn.
ing for San Francisco,
Mr. Hammond left san Francisco ,as:
night and viii come direct TO Astoria,
The schooner North BEND was tow-d
to Knapp,on yesterday to load lumber
for San Francisco,
Tho Elder arrived In from san Fran
cisco yesterday. She had small quaint.
~ Of freigh, for Portland.
Lost--A society pin. Gold. Inscribed
with shield and the letters M v s.
Finder viii please return to Astorian ".
nee.
The bicycle commission yesterday
awarded Harry Hobson the contrac, for
building he bicycle path around sml,ns
Point
The delinquent tax rolls were turned
over 70 sheriff IAnvllle yesterday by
County Clerk wherlty The work ot CO.
lectinE the dclinquen, taxes will com.
mence this morning
The trial OF Leon pcbeau. who Is now
In the county jail charged with ,vine
stealing vii, take place on Justice
Hughes return from Portland He Is
expected home today.
The Dalles bowlers have selected April
. as the date FOR the visit ot the A. F.
.C. team. The members who wish to
make the trip are requested 20 notify
Mt Wise Immediately.
The American bark Harry Morse i'm
ished loading caunery supplies at the \.
Il {. warehouse yesterday. I, Is ex-
pecicd she will leave today or tomorrow
for Bristol Bay. Alaska.
Charles Ring formerly connected with
II. Exstrom. will return TO the city short
Is from Minnesota whore he has resided
Tor a year past He will again enter the
employ OF Mr. EXsirom.
The National will be- extensively M
proved for the summer seasons trade \
large ice house In addition 20 other i'm
provements will be built In the cellar,
where Star brewery. together with Kopp' $
beer will be stored.
Manager Seug bees TO announce that
John l.. Sullivan and his high-c.ass vau-
devllle company will appear at Fisher $
opers house next Sunday evening. Fur.
ther announcement will appear in to-
morrow issue. Look out for IL.
The following persons yesterday de-
clared their intention 20 become Ameri-
can citizens in the county clerks Office:
Glayar Bacoylch a native Of Austria;
John Bargi and Gustav Raja, natives Of
Russia, =. Politeo. a native OF Austria.
The rehearsals for "A Summer 3
Fancy" TO be given to aid in Improving
the nov A. r. c. grounds. are progress
ng with satisfactory results. and the
entertainment, promises TO be one Of the
very best ever given by local talent The
cause for which the proceeds will be
used is a worthy one. and Fishers will
doubtless be packed
The fishing boat picked up by Captain
Parker Of the steamer Iiwaco. few days
ago has been called for by It's owner, a
resident Of Shpanou. The boat was
moored on the West Side and went adrif,,
Fortunately for the owner. the tide was
flooding az the time and the boat drifted
toward Astoria and was found by Cap
tain Parker Of Smiths Point
Postmaster Mcdonald is establishing a
reputation for himself as an enterprising
official His latest plan TO lessen the
whRe mans burden is one OF the biggest
couvcniences yet lnaugurated. Hereafter
the day mail will be assorted as soon
as Il reaches the postofiice. BY this
system the mail arriving on the night
train can be procured at II o'clock II
Is understood that the railroad company
will reduce the time Of the run from Port
land 10 three hours on May !. which vii.
make It possible for Astorians TO receive
their mail tina, much earlier. Postmaster
NFrDpraIJ Is deserving NJ much Draise fOf