The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-02

Roslyn coal In the best ana most eco
nomlcal coal for household use In An.
toria. Try II once and YOU win have
no other George w, sanborn. Agent.
Telephone 1911.
Or. jay Tuttlc has removed his office
one bloel, vest on Commercial street
20 tho Office rooms recently occupied
by Dr. ". N. Walker; entrance next
door west of John Hahn'n shoe store.
The secret NJ good living lies In
wholesome and wrll.cooked food. When
restaurant has established reputa.
lion along this line II II the place 10
patronlsc. The Model has this reputa.
tion. Near Foard a Stokes
Old Continental il standard high
grade Kentucky whisky. Absolutely
pure. and can be- recommended 10 those
seeking ntimulant for medical and ro-
eial use. Sold by Aug. Danielson. Az
ioria. Oregon.
The first Of the series of cooking les.
sons 60 be- given lndcr the auspices OF
the ladies of Grnec Episcopal church
viii take place on Friday, az ESQ y. m,
sharp In the building occupied by The
w, c. T. o.. 'orner Of Eleventh and
Bond streets.
The schooner w. y. Jewett and
steamer Signal cleared NJ the customs
house for San Francisco yesterday.
Tho former has $4,000 feet Of lumber
and the latter 10000 feet Of lumber. all
from the Knappton mills, The Jewet,
went TO sea at once.
The George W. Elder. which left out
for san Francisco yesterday forenoon.
carried a cargo consisting OF 200 tons
Of bran, So tons OF paper 100 tons OF
crackers, 100 tons " miscellaneous
freight. 600 bundles Of shocks and 5000
sacks OF wheat besides 100 bundles Of
shocks which were taken on at As
toria.
Whom Dr, a. a. Finch and bride ar.
rived FROM California ON the Columbia
yesterday they We're met by n large
number u young people who Were ON
hand nt the dock TO welcome them
There werr old shoes ana rice In
great abundance and the couple took
hasty refuge In carriage which was
awaiting them. and proceeded 10 their
home.
The boilers for the new steamer Re.
lance. now building at supplies yard
for The Dallcs Portland & Astoria
Navigation Company are being placed
In the hull today, says the Telegram.
The boilers were taken from the
steamer Inland Flyer. Before being
placed in the Reliance they were in
creased by the addition OF $50 square
feet OF heating surface. Work on the
Reliance Ia being pushed as rapidly
as possoblc The owners are anxious
to have her In commission as soon as
possible.
Charles Ncrson, OF this city. who for
some time past has been engaged In
logging II Chinook met with an ac-
cident on Wednesday which will dis
able him from work for some time,
While at work In the camp he fell
from q spring-board and struck an
axe which was lying on the ground.
sustaining n bad cut In his left arm.
He came to this city yesterday and
viii remain here with his family un-
IN his condition will permit him to
resume his duties again at the camp.
The work OF extending the property
road tax rolls is now occupying the
attention OF Assessor Carnahan and
his deputies and as soon as complet-
ed, the lists will be forwarded 10 the
road supervisors throughout the
county. Assessor Carnahan states
that lnasmuch as no road levy was
made by the county court levy Of
l.5 mills will be made by the road su-
pervlsor in each district. This tax,
as well as the poll taxes. will be col
leoted by the supervisors In their res
peotive districts.
Confirmation has been received of
the report that the schooner Daniel
son Is aground at the mouth of the
Siuslaw, a short distance north of the
point where the tug Maggie and
schooner Berwick We're grounded sew
eral weeks ago. The Danlelson was In
tow by the tug Roberts but the line
parted and the heavy sea prevailing
at the time forced the schooner onto
the sands. From the best information
obtalnable It is believed that the Dan
lelson can easily be iloated after be-
ing llghtered This work is now sup
posed to be In progress.
Word has been received from Port |
Neah, announcing the safe arrival Of |
the big American ship May Flint, |
master, 1O7 days from Hong |