The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-04

The steamer Sue II. Elmore arrived
IN Yesterday from T1lamoDk with a
cargo Of dairy products and salmon.
G. H. Thomson has been appointed ad-
mlnlrtfatOr " the estate Of John Tagc
deceased The estate " valued at $500.
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whlskcy. The only pure goods; guar.
hnteed rich and mellow. JOHN L.
CARBON Sole Agent.
For snlc.--A fryt-claaa 22.inch frame
bicycle. will be- sold cheap for cash
Wheel lA brand new from me factory.
\, y. H., Astorian Office
John A. Montgomery has opcnei o
shop at i2l Bond street and is prepared
10 DO all classes Of plumbing and tin
ning AZ the lowest possible rates.
McTrs. Edwards and Fuller inspect
| ors " huls and boilers. were In the
! city yesterday inspecting the steamers
Astoria. HOwena and Katie Weare.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. N cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nueA than any other. George
w. nb0rn. agent: telephone 1911.
The public should bear In mind that
| the ladies of the librL ~ board Will
| hold rummage sale AOon after the
close Of the Congregational church sale.
Master Fish Warden Van Dusen left
last night for Salem 10 attend the
monthly meeting of she state board of
! nsh commissioners which will b. held
today,
AZ soon az the several Jobs now on
hand are completed at the Woiff a.
Iwickef Iron Works the plant will be
| closed down and sold by order Of the
| court.
The 'ghirhlp was launched Sunday
night shortly before midnight and will
arrive In Astoria tonight. The craft VIII
be- lowcd 10 Portland where repairs
Nlll be made
Work has been commenced on the
new logging road for Z. G. Mng,en BE-
I
Little Bear creek and thence 10 the
hcadwalcr~ OF the WaluskL
\ petition was filed Yesterday In ihe
county court by John II. Koch. admin
, lsirnt1r ~ the estate uf Eliza J. Jack
son deceased, for permission 20 sell GER
tain realty belonging 10 the es,ate
CIV Ticket Agcn, Miller Of the A. a.
q. u. Il. Win be- married June 3. az
Aurora, Oregon. to Mss Rebecca Au-
gustIne Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Miller VIII
reside in Astoria after q short honey
moon trip
The German bark Henry Hackhcld
arrived yesterday in ballast from Ma
gasnk The Hackheld loal her char
ter because NJ arriving late but will
probably succeed In getting a cargo IL
Whea, FOR Europe.
In the suit 10 b. tried In Portland
to test the constitutiOnal!iy Of the law
prohibiting barber shops being open on
Sunday the point will be raised that the
word ''barberinR." used in the law does
not exis, and therefore expresses moth
ing
The ,. r. & y. Co has made a rate
~ $50 from Astoria and Portland for
the Fan American exposition at Bunalo.
Tickets viii be IN sale first and third
Tuesdays, June 10 October. inclusive.
Thcsa tickets must be used FOR con,in-
uous passage gotng, but stopovers Will
b. allowed within final limit return
Ing.
NJ ]. Kinney was down from Port
land Yesterday and was In conference
with local capitalists yesterday after
noon. While here Mr. Kinney filed for
record deed transferring lots lS. II. Is,
-. % and 60 block 80, New Astoria.
to school district No 6. providing a
school house, 10 cos; t20OG Is erected
on the property before February 8.
1902.
\ towboat owner SAYS ne has been
asked TO tow bargcs from Astoria to
Portland to carry back cargoes OF
slabwOod. This is probably because the |
plan for big sawmill az Tongue Point |
has fallen through. The idea Of Port |
land supplying Astoria with wood puts |
one IN mind of the old saying about
carrying coal to Newcastle II is not |
certain that slabwood for shipment TO |
Astoria can he obtained in Portland, as |
dealers say they have not enough for
local demand.
The loggers tributary 10 Willapa har-
bur are looking forward 10 better times |
now that their logs may be put into |
the Columbia via the Ilwaco Railway |
a Navigation Complny's line, says the
Chinook Observer. The railroad COM
pany will make n tariff Of seventy-flve |