The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-03
ToDAY's WEATHER.
AROUND TOWN.
Fair. warmer,

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Dr. Davis, dentist, Page building.
Extra copies Of this edition mailed TO
any address for cents,
Lost-A bunch Of keys. Finder will
please return to Astorian office
The Stale OF California crossed out
yesterday morning for san Francisco.
The Elmore, with cargo Of general
merchandise, crossed on, yesterday for
Nehalem.
Tn., repairs to the Bowers building on
Commercial street were finished yester-
day by Contractor Lebeck-
The British ship Mistley Hall arrived in
tow from Portland yesterday. wheat la
den for Queenstown for orders
The steamer Hercules arrived down
from the mouth Of the Willamette yes
terday with a rock barge in tow.
The net racks under construction al
New Astoria for NJ. J. Kinney will be
finished by Contractor Lebeck tomorrow
The Astoria Library Association will
hold its regular semi-monthly meeting at
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2 O'Clock
The steamer Fulton arrived In yester-
day from San Francisco with a general
cargo principally lumber After a short
stop here she proceeded up 10 Portland.
The tug sampson arrived in yesterday
from Gray's haroor She leaves today
for the same port, taking with her a
scOw load OF rock for the ietties at tina;
place.
The school board viii meet this AFTER
noon TO complete the election Of teachers
for the ensuing year and attend to some
business matters incident 70 the close OF
the year
The funeral OF the late p. ]. Neany
will take place Sunday at Il a m In
compliance with the reques, Of his family
who have telegraphed that they will
be here Saturday evening from Caifor-
mia.
Baptist church-Mr. r. L. Knapp will
preach at Il a. m. tomorrow. Subject.
The Results OF a Lively Faith" At
100 p. m. a special missionary service
viii be held. Everybody cordially in.
vited
Sale Of seats for Sam T. Shaw's en-
gagement next week opens this morning
at Griffin & Reeds Secure them early
and avoid a rush at the door. The open
Ing bin for Monday next is Milton and
Dollie Mobiles Love and Law"
The British ship Wallace town, Capt.
Moetley. finished taking her cargo Of
lumber yesterday. Monday she win be
towed out into the stream where she
will lie a few days awaiting a crew
from Portland, when she will sail for
Callao. Peru.
L. II. Harting is putting up for the
Astoria National Bank one story build.
ing on Commercial street between Elev-
enth and Twelfth to be used for a res
taurant. The building is 10 by 4j feet
and when finished will have as neat an
inside appearance as any place in town.
James Davis pied guilty yesterday in
the police court to a charge Of drunken.
ness and was fined S. Being unable 10 pay
the fine, he will be a guest OF the city
for two days Mat Hill who was also
drunk but out on $ bail, failed to put
in an appearance and his bail was for
feited.
The machinery Of the steamer As
torian will have to be removed as a re-.
suit Of the recent collision with the
B0rthwick lumber scow. The work will
commence Monday. The machinery was
Jared in many places, and 1t win be
thoroughly overhauled before the boat IS
put in commission.
Deputy Fish Commissioner Clark
Loughery returned yesterday from Clack-
amas county, where he has been engaged
in enforcing the law made at the last
session Of the legislature prohibiting
fishing in the Clackamas river. He will
remain here now to help Comm lssloner
Reed collect licenses from fishermen.