The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-20

Portland today. where ne ~ preparing
his annual report.
Heavy shipments Of salmon more
particularly salt. are reported from the
Sound 10 Japan. This IN something OF
a nsw departure.
Cream Pure Hye. lmerlca's finest
whisky. The only Dure goods; gvar.
anteed rich and mellow, JOHN H.
CARLSON. sole Agent.
Mas Christensen has returned 20 the
city aud In prepared 10 give instructions
and take orders for all kinds OF fancy
work 3T Commercial street.
Manager ohler. Of the football team,
has acut challenge 90 the Second
Muitnomah eleven and hopes 10 arrange
for a game In the near future.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney fueH than any other. George
W. HanbOru, agent. Telephone 1911,
The date Of the Astoru' dance has
been postponed to the Friday follow
ing Thanksgiving, or November 30. In
stead Of the date previously announced
Theo. Brncker ssllA cigars and to-
baccO 70 the tobacco dealers at Port
land jobblng prices. In quantities "a
suit their trade. bl5 Commercial street
The steamship Universe. from San
Francisco. dld not arrive In yesterday
as expected. and up 10 10 o'clock last
evening nothing had been seen Of her.
The steam schooner Alliance arrived
down the river yesterday with a cargo
Of 10000 feet Of lumber for San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Columbia left out for
san Francisco yesterday NJ noon. She
took ON 1890 cases OF salmon and a
large quantity Of SHOCKS and oysters
At this port.
or interest 20 Ladies.-Send your ad-
dress 20 Sanamore Co., box 100 Port
land, ore. and we will mail you des-
cripuon Of an article every woman
should possess.
Male Help Wanted. men TO
sell our line OF high grade lubricating
oils. grcakes. paints and varnlshes' sal
ary or commission. Address. Central
Refining Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Dick Harry. OF the Astbury survey
Ing party that ls laying out the road
between this city and the Nchaleni. was
in the city over Sunday and VIII re-
turn 20 Join the party this morning.
The county commissioners are some
what dissatisfied with the speed Of the
surveying party sent out 10 locate a
road from this city TO Vesper and VIII
take steps to hasten the completion OF
the said survey.
The ROlert Dollar ls dlscharglng 200
tons Of her cargo OF coal at the can
dock as she was too heav-
Ily loaded. She Is also awaiting some
necessary repairs before continuing on
her trip 20 San Francisco.
The shipments cf lumber from the
Columbia river for October were $780,
6l2 feet. The rail shipments OF lumber
from Portland for October aggregated
1858 cars, being an increase OF 44S cars
over the same month last year.
The Pacific Coast Company, whose
coal bunken In this city burned re-
Gently. have decided not 10 cebuild the
hunkers and will discontinue their
agency at this place. II ls reported that
their agent. II. r. Wilson. will remove
to the Sound.
The Oregon Short Line has Just fln-
lshed shipping 10000 cedar posts from
Portland 20 points on It's lines in Ida
no. where the track Is being fenced.
The posts were gotten out In the vi
clnlty OF ST. Helens and Scappoose, and
cost the company ~ cents each.
The steamer Nahcotta is in Portland.
where she Is undergoing some neces-
sary repairs. In the meantime her run
between this place and Ilwaco is be-
Ing taken by the Maytiower. The May
iiower run is being taken by the Cal
lender.
The Ladies' Guild OF Grace church
will have a tea at Mrs. Martin Foard's
residence on Seventeenth street on
Wednesday. Nov. o.. The ladies will
have handkerchlefs and other small ar
ticlcs for sale. A cordial invitation Is
extended TO all.
Lawrence II. Westdahl. OF the U. 5.
coast geodetlc survey who has been
with the steamer Macarthur In Alaska
for several months, Is visiting at G. j.
Mr. Westdahl Is the son
Of Captain Westdahl OF the revenue
cutter Gedney. on the Sound.
Judge Gray and Assessor Carnahan
left last evening for Portland, where
they went TO attend the convention Of
Judges, commissioners and assessors,
10 be held In that city today and to-
morrow. Commissioners Young and
Petersen expect 10 20 up this morning.
A contract was died for record yes
terday whereby l.. II. Abercrombie sells
TO N. d. Balm and Frank Patton all
the merchantable timber on the east
haif OF the northwest quarter and on
the north half of the southeast quar-
ter OF section 4, I 5 N r 10 w, for $3.50.
Chief Mate Peterson. Of the schooner
Beulah, which left here few days ago
for San Francisco has been appointed
master Of that vessel to succeed Cap
tain Mitchell, who will soon take COM
mand OF q new vessel now under con-
struction for the Gardiner Mills Com
pany.
In the probate court yesterday morn
Ing Simon Westbostad was appointed
of the estate Of his
nephew, Ingomar Edmund Westbostad,
deceased. The value OF the estate Is
estimated at about $1,000 and the heirs
are two brothers and q mother living
at Bergen. Norway. Harry d. Gray,
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