The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-29

cautioned 10 notice that this name and
address appear on every sack as Il is
understood that limitations are being
toners In the city Telephone u.
Jennie Violet. a solled dove of the
lower end Of town. and George Tag
gle. laborer. were fined $40 each in
the police court yesterday for nghting.
The pair spent the previous night in
jail and returned TO their respective
cells TO serve out the alternative sem
tence OF i've days. Both pleaded
guilty.
The treasury department has given
notice that on April 10 Hunters shoal
buoy No. o. a red. first-olass SPAR was
established In 20 feet Of water. as a
guide In the newly dredged channel
over Walker island bar. Ahles point
post light n. f.. Hunters point post
light w. hn. Sandy island (E. tan
gcnO N. N, W. w.
Notice to property owners building
residences and Htores.-we now carry
a complete line OF mantles, CRATES and
tlllng. electric. gas and combination
chandeliers. and all supplies pertain
ing to electric and gus lighting. Photo
graphs cheerfully sent on application.
FRANK HoLcoMB q CO.. 2l5 Wash
lng,on St. Portland. or.
The citizens" county central COM
mittee. which was selected yesterday
afternoon at a meeting Of the eandi-'
daiea ut the city hall. IL composed Of
the following gentlemen; George lAor
land, Olaf Anderson. J. c. Campbell.
J. H. Smith. c. c. Utzinger, r. NJ.
Wooden. OF Jewell; X. NJ. coe. Of Sven
son. and T.. NJ. Grimes OF Seaside. II
has been decided to appoint Percy b,
sovey secretary and Olaf Anderson
treasurer.
Four bids were opened by the street
committee OF the common council yes
terday afternoon for the Improvement
OF Seventh street between Astor and
Bond streets and OF Commercial street
between Eighth and Tenth streets,
The bids were as follows; Commercial
street-c. @. Palmberg. $3.50: N. Clin-
ton q Son, 81, ,40S: w. A. Goodln. l,6SS;
L. Lebeck, u.62S. Seventh street-c.
G. Palmberg. s6sS; N. Clinton, $3.50;
W. A. Goodln, 1854; L. Lebeck, sS9S.7S.
The following candidates filed accep-
tance OF nominations by the republi-
can county convention with the coun-
" clerk yesterday: +. r. Stokes and
J. Il. Young, for the Legislature; Thos.
Linvlle, for sheriff; II. j. Wherity,
for clerk: II. c. Thompson, for treas
urer; C. W. Carnahan, Tor assessor; r.
C. +. Astbury. for surveyor; j. T.
Lee, superintendent OF schools; +. p.
Parker, for coroner A number OF
precinct nominees also hled their ac-
ceptance. Mr.. Young's acceptance
was made by telegraph from Albuqur-
que. N NJ.
Everyone who has seen Barlow's
minstrels the past week in Portland
seem to have word Of praise for this
company. They open at Fishers opera
house tomorrow evening. They en-
brace a number OF the best entertain
ers on the minstrel stage. Under the
management OF Harry Ward. this mer-
ry band OF genealogical artists has
already won an enviable reputation on
the road, and come endorsed by a
number OF big cities In which their per-
formances have been given this sea-
son. See the grand parade tomorrow
at noon. Secure your seats at Grifiin
4 Reeds.
Mr. Il. o. Miller Of Portland. field
secretary for Oregon Of the prohibition
party, desires to meet the temperance
people of Clatsop county next thurs
day at 1 p. m. in the w. c. I. U.
hall, corner of Eleventh and Bond
s streets, for the purpose OF holding a
county convention. There has been
some effort made lately to encourage
temperance sentiment in Astoria and
its friends expect a general house
warming next month on the occasion
OF a visit from John G. Woolley, who
Is probably the leading temperance
orator of the United States at the
present time
THE production Of "The Passion
Play" at Fishers opera house last
night under the auspices Of the Epis-
copal church of this city, was not as
largely ATTENDED as was hoped by those
who had spent much valuable time In
the preliminary and final arrangements
for the entertainment. The travelling
manager took occasion, prior to the
production. to berate ill-advised crit
lies who had concluded that Passion