The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-20

THE h0RNIN(
Ths development work of the Kuappi
coal Company at III Knappa coal field
IL progressing satisfactorily. The dril
Ia now down ninety feet having paset
through several small veins Of excellent
coal ana the prospects u striking d
larger body In considered possible al
only little greater depth.
The o. r. Il ". Co, has made q rate
of $50 from Astoria and Portland for
tho Pa1.Amcricnn exposition at Buf-
falo, Tickets will be on sale frst and
third Tuesdlys, June 20 October inclu.
sye, These :icke.s must be used for
continuous passage going. but stop.
overs VIII be allowed within nnal limit
returning
Prof John G. McCuc secretary n the
regatta committee returned yesterday
from san Francisco where h. Succc-1c /
In interesting odrsmen and swimmers in
the regatta events Secretary McCuc
stated that a great d,yl of intcres, was
taken In San Francisco In the regatta
events ana largo number Of entries
viii be received from lhe California me
tropol5.
The oregon shor, Lane received from
Portland and points on the o. II. g. y,
line one million ties during the past
twelve months. $4,000 Of these are 10
Do used In construction work. and rep
rcuenis about 37OOO.OOO fcct OF lumber.
The o. Il. a y. Co. purchase annually
about $4,000 ties for their system. The
Union Pacific has 10000 ties at points
east of Sal, Lake on hand
Fish Commissioner Little. of
Washington. q IL said, has
decided to change the district
n his deputy T. c. McReavy.
from The Columbia b take charge of the
streams In the eastern part 81 The state
because ~ his special technical mDwl-
edge Mr McRruvy has been an enc
lent officer and many win regret his re-
mqvol from the lower Columbia.
The local market was rather inac- !
i've during the werk. although there
waH a continual demand Spots stocks
were very light and urlrrs against them |
wrrr very light and orders against them |
large sales were recorded and trade was
slow The tendency was 10 buy IN drib- !
lets but special brands hal a very fair |
run +, II understood MIA, ~ hsh Ia
being offered at any price By The out
sdors Prevailing quotations VIII be
found In our prices current printed on
another page.
Among the state Sunday school work.
er. 20 take part In the Cou1ty Sabbath
School Convention 60 b. hell In this
NS on 'u'y 'o "'''' MI a. - "o''''
prcsden, II state association: Rev. {.
A Do'sla, hcld worker; Mrs {. NJ Kig-
gins, state primary superintendent, and
Rev. J. V. Mlligan. sunday school mis-
'lonary " Presbyterian Church
Al sunday school workers are earn
'sNy requested % he az The convention
" the county rs 20 hc organized The
place where me convention viii be held
,ni program W.l be- announced later
Mex, M'Ahy me Wr.d,man Roper
uife company commences a weeks en-
,ig"mrnL opyaing ,u 'hr t-1ct comedy
Down in Egypt They carry twenty
lyr people," iHrlulng band and "rhgs-
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N.s I,hnsn, b,. returned from Ala.
"a. vh,r, n, had he.n In m. employ NJ
rhc Taku Fishing Company since last
.i,r,h Mr. Johnson,s return WAS to re-
cIvc medical oi,enB,pc, for what ap-
,e,rs ,o IA, a tsmor an his throat He
nvs m. fishing s.,s,n has har1 very
backward in Alaspn md there is great
Dissatisfaction ampr ,bs fishermen.
.,,rl,. all ~ ,yh,m he.ny working ON
hrs m. pax, Fishing c,mpany.
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