The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-17

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Letters for the following persons
rcmain unoalled tor at the postofilce.
Prof. N. r. Knox. @. a. Lewis, T. l.
Mason. Mr. and MN. s. c. Norton
Albert Ross. Minnie Slow. Edd. Tamy.
son. ", wallIes. Daisy Il. West. Ell,
NJ. Vaughn. ForeIgn-G. D, Temple
ton.
A claim for $4,000 has been iiled by
the Puget Sound Tug Boat Company
against the steamship Elm Branch
for services rendered In towing the
steamer into port from Cape Fiat
terry waters. whore abe was found
fioating about disabled from the loss
OF her propeller.
The German bark Hyon. loaded with
wheat, passed out yesterday noon. II
was reported that the Arab. the big
Oriental tramp steamer. had also
passed over tho bar. but Il was learn
I'd nj the pilots Office that she
was stlll tied UP at the FlaVel dock
last evening.
Yesterday wns record breaker In
registration at the court house.
County Clerk wherity and his depu-
tlcs were KEEP, busy during q greater
part OF the day by citizens who are
complying with the new regulations.
Al the close OF the office for the night
thirly'clght new entries had been
made. making total to date Of lac,
The following deeds have boon flled
with Recorder CLINTON; +. Deesman
TO G. c .Clark-bock g. and running
then Il. SO b.i2 fest. S. 200 feet, w
q L.is feet. ~ 10 beginning; 81. r.
a. ltamsey TO Susannah Ramsey, NE,
u OF NV. u and lots /, 2. o. Sec, 49,
n. n. II. w; $500. Lizzie voss
and George Voss TO Chas, Saari. lot
s, block is, Taylor's; $500, F, A,
Ramsey 10 susannah Ramsey, S. u
OF NE. u and n. VI OF sE, y, Sec. 80
4. 9 ~. II. 0 W: 500,
New officers have been Installed In
Gateway Rebekah lodge as follows;
Miss Irena Johnson, noble grand;
Mrs. chas. w. Holmes, vice grand;
Miss Clara Munson, recording secre-
tary; Miss Belle Cleveland. financial
secretary; Mrs, Clara Hobson. treas
urr: Miss Mabe- ohler, conductor;
Miss Alma Johnson, warden; Mrs
lou Clinton. inside guardian; DR.,
Bali. outside guardian: Mr. Chas,
May. X, s. N. G.: Miss Minnie Clin-
ton. L. s. N G.; Mrs. Utzinger,
chaplain.
A suit to enJoin II, #. l.. Logan Of
Seaside from removing fixtures from
the building lately occupied by him
was instituted by Alexander Gilbert
yesterday afternoon. in Judge Grays
court The facts behind these pro-
ceedlngs are that some time ago Lo-
gan bought q small tract Of improved
Land lying Immediately north OF the
entrance TO the Grimes bridge, upon
which he has been conducting n sa-
loon. He paid part down Cor the
giving Gilbert mortgage
for the balance, In the face OF fore
closure proceedings. It Is alleged, Lo-
gan has attempted to remove the fix
lures about the premises. hence the
injunction proceedings,
1t Is given ont on good authority
that James Douglas, who for the past
fifteen years has been In charge of the
buoy depot at Tongue Point, has ten
dered his resignation to the treasury
department. The resignation win re-
suit ir number Of changes in the
lighthouse service In this district, In
accordance with priority rank the
various changes will be as follows;
Keeper Edward Evans, from Admir-
ality Head to buoy depot; Keeper A,
Rustad from Tllamook Rock to Ad-
mirality Head; First Assistant George
stillwell, to be keeper at Tlllamook
Rock; First Assistant HurIbert, from
Cape Meares to Tllamook Rock;
Second Assistant H, Grossheln, from
North Head. to be first assistant at
Cape Meares.
A, L. Pulllam, who was shot by the
accidental discharge of a shotgun at
Hume's Station on Saturday last. died