The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-14

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n. GoOdeu. L, r. Burrows and Norman
Wise, The contest takes place az Sls
ana the PLAYERS should be on hand
promptly at S
Mr.. James A, pUmme,t, general traNe'
!ng secrctary o. the Y. NJ, L, A.. was IN
the city yesterday, looking over tho ficld
preparatory 20 es,sOlishius a branch OF
the association IN this city, las, evening
a meeting vas held by chose Interested.
and a general discussion was participated l
In as 10 the establishment q a eranch |
here Nothing doliuiIe was done, how
ever. as 10 AysAalzing, but s, is though,
that IN the near future steps VIII be
taken to organize
A letter of acceptance was received yes
ter,lay by the school boara from W, w
Payne. who was elected principal of the
ol,y schools at a resent meetiug OF the
board. The contract Tor furnishing the
different schools with wool has no, ye'
been lex. but the following are the low
~, bidders: Ed c. Adams, hemlOck,
s. 80 per cord. delivered at any OF the
schools; Astoria Wood Yard Company.
large yellow ar stab, $50 per cord to
McCiures and shivcly's schools, and
SIS to AdSir's school,
]. Chris,y. losgcer on the Lewis and
Clarke. suffered a very pain ul accident
Yesterday afternoon, While fcll'ns a
rr,,e me crosseu, saw was Ia some way
drawn across his right forearm, causing
three severe cuts An artery was sew
cred and he patient was quite weak
from loss Of blocd before medical assist
ance could b. had. He was taken to 81
Mary's hospital where his wounds were
dressed by Or. Henderson,. An interest.
ing feature o. the trip was thar he was
brought TO this city ir g minutes This
IS one Of the many practical 6eQeats OF
TIA new Youngs bay bridge,
Mr.. L. Saldern arrived down from Port
land yesterday and leaves this morning
for Gray's river. where he Is putting 10
what will De the largest railroad logging
camp on the Columbia river Mr. Sal
dern has a big force of men a, work and
IS rapidly pushing tho complexion Of
his roAd. He win operate two trains on
his road. TO DO which he has ordered a
second locomotive and &, Is now on the
way from the eas, and Is exPccSed here
next week. It is from the Baldwin
Works and is one q the larges, losglng
locomotives made by that Arm. Mr.. Sal.
dern intends to begin getting out logs ~
about three or four weeks.
Mr. NJ ]. Kinney was seen by an As
torian representative yesterday on the
subject OF the recent sale BY him o.
large body OF spruce and fir timber To-
Gated on the Lewis and Clarke TO the
I OREGON City pulp mill. In answer TO the
question whether the transfer Of these
lands would likely affect the supply OF ne
/ Clatsop mills, Mr.. Kinney replied that
his mill was cutting 100000 feet Of
spruce on its own land this summer and
uat The company had an ample supply
OF spruce and fr on its lands TO run its
mills night and day for the next i.
years. Il think" said Mr.. Kinney, 'thi'
is aboat as long as l shall care to re-
main IN the mill business"
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Harrison Allen, secretary OF rhe re
gatta association, will today open up reg
ular headquarters for the association
which will be maintained until the elos'
OF the regatta. The use Of the stor'
room on the corner OF Bond and Eleventh
streets has been donated to the associa
tjcn BY Mr.. George c. Flavel. 1t Is
large, fine roon well suited TO the pur
poses and It's central location and near
ness to the water front make OF It
splendid location for headquarters an'
the gift Of the room Is greatly aPpreci
ated by the regatta officials. The table
and chairs for the room have been SUP
plled through the generosity OF Messr
Megler & Wright. q the Occident hote
and Secretary Allen viii add much othe
conveniences as will make the headquar
ters complete In every respect. Are
today Mr.. Allen will spend a portion o
: each dag at the headquarters 20 atten
the detail work that pertains 70 his Of
fee. Presldeat @. c. Fulton VIII ais
be az the headquarters much Of the tim
= from this on to assist In the work OF al
ranging FOR the regatta, and VIII DO HI
full share to have every detail all locke
after and 50 arranged that when, IN
sports begin not hitch will occur !
, the program.
: The steamer Fulton arrived in yeste
z day from San Francisco and way point
she carried several passengers. beside
deck load OF redwood and staveDo
3 and other freight A few passengers an