The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-30


The dtrman ateamship Mlloa left for
the Orient yesterday with general
cargo Of merchandise.
Dan j. Moore waS In the city yester-
day In the interests OF the Oregon
Round Lumber Company.
Among the Portland arrivals last
evening registered at the Occident were
A. Goes and Henry Raymond.
The German steamship Eva came
down the river yesterday with heavy
cargo ~ -four for the Orient.
Captain r.. ~. Dodge. of Tlllnmook.
has started u salmon canncry at the
Mcintosh dock AT that place
Mr.. and Mira H.. y. Brooks. Of Ska
m0ltnwn. arrived on the evening train
and are registered nj the Parker.
Dr. J. Tuttle has sold "A considerable
quantity Of timber In sections ~ and
~ 10 Tho SOfenBcn Lumber Company
Mr.. and Mrs william Trumbull Of
NahcOtta, are guests ht the Occldent.
Mr.. Trumbull IN recently from Alaska.
Astoria contractors are figuring on
the plans for the Walluski bridge. the
contract for which IN 10 be- let March
ilh.
Some fender piles were driven at
Ir0ard A. stokes landing wharf yes
lrrdny 10 be- utilized by the new launch
Eagle.
&. II. COOPERs GREAT ANNUAL
SALE rs now ON. COME EARLY
AND SECURE SOME OF THE BAR
GAINS.
The steamer Hercules came down
from Portland late yesterday afternoon
with full cargo Of freight FOR the lO-
cal merchants,
Among the passengers from Portland
on the evening train registered at the
Parker were Henry wendell T. S. Dill
ana VIM Ballla.
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whiskey Tn. only pure goods; guar
antcrd rich ana mellow. JOHN J..
NhlsSpNt 7olt AbtHl'
Sergcants ]. r.. Mitchell and Charles
| Davenport. who have been stationed at
Fort Stevens for somc time, have been
transferred 10 Sandy Hook,
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A break In the Postal lines occurred
near Clalskanie Monday evening, caus-
ed by the falling Of II tree. but was
cfaired during the night.
Pancake weather. have Just ln.
best brands prepared pancake and
buckwhcat flour. maple. cane ANA sugar
syrups. JOHNSON BROS.
In anticipation Of the coming Ice
| cream season. Mr.. Hoeiicr OF the Bon
bonnicrr has erected new icechest
near his place Of business.
John A. Montgomery has opened n
shop II i9i Bond street and is prepared
Ia do all classes ~ plumbing and tin
ming at the lowest possible rates.
ltoslyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner
'tnd makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney flues than any other. George
w. Snnborn. agent. Telephone 1871.
4 steamship line to carry lumber
from Puget sound TO Los Angeles and
San Diego is being talked OF. Everett
will be the Sound shipping point.
A considerable quantity OF repair ma
terial for the rolling stock OF the I.
su mo
land yesterday and was taken to H.
waco,
Mrs. John W Babbidge met with an
accident yesterday that resulted In the
breaking OF a rib. She suffers consid-
cradle pain, hut her injury is not dan
gerOus.
The following notices OF school tax
lrvIrs were received by County Clerk
Wherity yesterday: District No. 20, s
mills No is. mills; No, s, IL mills:
No 6, 10 mills.
Blake. McFall Il Co. have begun suit
against the Lannetar TO recover the
sum Of SlS2.96 for goods sold and de-
livered Attorney c. X. Thompson ap-
pears for the plaintiff,
The general merchandise business Of
Il, J. Ford 4 Son, OF New Astoria, has
been sold to Messrs. Mcintyre & White,
Of WarTentOn. The new firm will take
possession February lst.
Lee Bottom. an Astoria boy who has
been absent from home for several
years, has returned. During his alb
sence he visited nearly all the large cit,
les OF the United States
Captain Pope. Lloyd's registered sur
veyor for this district. who has head
quarters at Portland, intends opening a
branch office in Tacoma, where he will
have an assistant in charge.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. William
Drlscoll, OF Gray's River, occurred yes
terday from st. Mary's Catholic church,