The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
OUTLOOK NOT HOPEFUL
sAWMILL NEGOTIATIONS WILL
PROBABLY FALL THROUGH

Dcmand Made by Hammond and
Ills Associates Is Regarded
rs Unreasonable
Tho Hammond sawmll proposal will
dJublless fall through The demand
mad. by the A. a. g. president Is re-
girdeI a. unreasonable by members Of
the committee. and. wails no formal
statement was given out last evening
an Aator.an representative determined
nat the negotiations were about TO be
broken m
Member, Of the committee who were
approached were inclined TO be reluc-
tnnt though they admitted that the
situation WAS decidedly gloomy. Al
last nights meeting Judge Bowlby and
Marin Folrd were not present. and the
committee. wishing for the FULLEST pos
siblr expression. decided 10 defer action
Until this morning. some time during
the f9r.ao1n The committee VIII meet
ana thoroughly consider the matter. As
.e,,tme,, IL strongly against granting
the dem inIs asked by Hammond and
hi. associates m. committee win De- re-.
an,,.., ,,ry O., d.,ernlne up,n the man
,.r q, which negotiations shall BE-
hr,kr, IN
t,.r. d. what the people u Astoria
uo,bl have IN give Hammond n his
.r,,.s,l. wore accented.
,..-.,..-..,... ., -r,,gu. Point
. VI .,,a 10 ~ ~ -. .3i2 800 %
Pur,has. price of Touring mlll
STE '.'..,.,. '',..,.'... -'''' Wy
S'',N 'u'' '''''' ~ 1000 90
-
T5uI .........................f6 f6'5oo 10
IN return they would receive;
one export sa~mill. situated
20 a 'oo-atre .ract' nhN'ns ,no, m
,,. d"nr,,g ] ,,,ii employ,ng
eight or ten men. vita a
mon,hly payroll of ,....'.' 1909 "
u.., .....,,.. ,.,.o, tscoo o.
'''"' '''''''
The 'roposal lr'm 'n' 'aS'''s W
received yesterday Afternoon. i".,
asked '2Ao" Tor 'he'r '''e' ""''H ''1'
a frontage ot lEo" '',' ana ''','',,, W.,
'wrlv" acres. "hile 'he p''p''"' '''
not specifically say 50. " y u"1t'
Stood mat 'he owners "'u'n "'' ''"s
'oo'o worm 'i mourning '''N S'''N
part payment Ih'y asked ''S" '''
mcnl Tor the properly.
Upon r'ce'p' '' '''s '''''''''' "''''
h'rs ~ the committee '''S'"''1 ''m''
interesting hgu''' ''ou, "''''"k "''''''
Tn" Portland h'urinS mus "h.'" nav
capacity o' '''" "''It'' "'','' -
500 feet oi '''n'"S'' i"' ''''' ""'.''
Hammond '"l AS'''''''S '''',''''
building IN "rs' NS''''" "ou'I INV
a capacity ~ ''' paIr''- III twenty -'"1' W.,
hours 'r ABOUT -'' o"r't'S w an '''',
AIRY day The h''U "'u'u '"'''''V ''s",
'r ten men ana O''E"' nave f''' wa
~ Sl'N monthly
Th.n me commute "S U's' W" '''
results ."'' " "'' '', w W" W ,,o
m.N The mn W'u'' .u' "''"''h ''V'.
oo' ana l2'''" t''i ~ zen "'u'S ''i
"'u'l haze p'Nr''' o' NOT To 'N''s'
t'o'o monthly u "'u'A occupy "'''
200 acres N 'N.'A' with '"o ana ''''-
ha'' miles OF waterfront was ''
s'n'l 'h'i d''''''o 'i 'N's -"
Hammond W'u'' '''.'''''' '' u' ''''
s.iu'''H mere US 'n'I' VIE ''''n ''
d dozen or h''.' U'''' '' I'''S".
Ni'E''N"r. 'N' pr..'S'' S""l'''''."
was considered unr 'S'N'o'r ana SEN
ilmrnt among tae committeeman u" We
gems generally was 'Aa' 'he o''r'u''S
fhon'd terminate "''n'"' 'u''".' a''
Whether mass meeuhE WI! p' ''.'''
ana the report presented o' "n''',e'
the committee VIII resign III o'uN'
confident o. failure U 'HoF' is u'u'
% get the CONCESSIONS VIII Pr'o'o'E u'
decided at the me'.'"E 10 oe "e'u ln'S
morning Neither MT. "'SS''n nor MI
Peplo" attended yesterday meetings
', the committee.
The Tongue F''n' sue ""'' MI
li''n""hu N's "SN'u '''''""S '''.
m1t'ly '" acres. Inc largest Un'l !"
Tacoma with a daIlv capacity '' -'O-
ma feet, mas l'oo leet VI ""'erI''n'-