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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
TREAsUPER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there are
funds in the city treasury to pay all
warrants drawn on the following special
stree; funds and endorsed prior to the
dates named herein:
Astor street. Sixth 10 Ninth, July 1s,
1899.
Commercial street. Tenth to Eighth.
October s, 1900
Commercial street, Fourteenth 10 Sew
enteenth, March %, 1901.
Seventeenth street. Irving to Jerome.
March %. 1901.
Franklin avenue. Twenty-sixth to
Thlrty-frst, May TO- 1901.
Eleventh street, Franklin to Harrison,
January IS, 1901.
Thir.y-eighth street, Duane to Harri-
son. January 25, 1901.
Franklln Ave. Thirty-hrst to claim
line. November "a. 1900.
Seventh. street. Bond to Astor. octo-
Der s, 1900.
Fifteenth street, Exchange to Irving.
January "a. 1901.
Twelfth street. Commercial to Frank
In. May 9, 1901.
Interest will cease after this date.
F. J. CARNEY,
City Treasurer.
Astoria, Oregon, August Z. 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
4 REPLY TO LITTLE.
A Correspondent Protests Agains,
Washington Claiming All the
Credit for Salmon Run.

The statements Of Fish Commissioners
/ 4. {. Little. OF Washington. contained
/ Ia the interview with tha, official. pub
| lished in yesterdays AstOrian. wherein
/ he seeks 70 show tina. all Of the Credi,
/ for the large salmon run Is due % the
I Washington haIchsries and those main
fained by the United States fish COM
/ mission has crsatel considerable COM
ment in Astoria.
Commissioner Little shows a disposi-
| ton to place his state IN the position OF
doing all the good and receiving non
] OF the benefits Washington has been
frightfully abused he would have US be-
| lleve. ali in addition Oregon Is dsliber-
arely trying 10 rob her Of the credit f1r
producing the run. A man who Is par
,icullrly well versed in artificial prOpa-
CATION. and who has been and IS z stu
dent OF the bss. means Of successfu.
work along these lines. said yesterday
90 an AstOrian reporter:
The recent large run Of salmon In the
Columbia seems 10 have become a bona
OF contention as 10 who shall have the
credit for the increase. Mr. A c. Little,
fish commissioner Of the state Of Wash
.ng;on. claims that the large Increase
II royal chinook salmGn is due solely
20 the efforts " tha, state and the Uni,-
ed States fish commission. with the
larger share Of the credi; due 70 The
state Of Washington.
We all recognize and appreciate the
msv.iOri0uS work accomplished by the
United states fish commission. We al
so ara aware Of the fact Jha, when the
federal authorities were looking for sites
on which 70 establish experimental
hatcherles the state of Washington, with
It's many fine tributaries 10 the Column
h.a, showed 10 disposition 70 all the
experts. We remember that Il was 10
This attitude on the part Of our neigh
boring state tha, the haScher.es were
establishsd In Oregon rather than on the
other side Of the river.
Every egg taken from a salmon at
the Oregon hatch 7rieS Of the United
States fish commission was from
fish frequeniing Oregon waters; every
Young trv turned out from these eggs
was an Oregon production. II We look
A. the question in the proper ligA; We
find hat en- the tributaries Of the Co
lumbia flowing through oregon but very
few go)i hatchery sites have been
found. and the streams have been we'll
looked over by the members Of the Unit
"a States commissi N as well as by our
state fishery officials Consequently,
Oregon has only a few feeders within
hcr own territory from which to restock
the river with artificially propaga,ed
salmon. Washington, on the other hand
has any number Of Sool salmoa streams
flowing into the Columbia, and as the
streams coltain the natural spawning
grounds Of the salmon it IS no, a hard
task to establish hatcheries.
We must get the fish from which to
get the spawn in order 20 make arti-
fetal propagation successful. Hatcher
les without the fish TO fill its Matching
troughs will always be a failure as
Washington discovered at its Spokane
hatchery. Although oregon may have
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
STREET FAIR PREPARATIONS.
Work on the Entrance Arch Il Already
Commenced.

7 Work on the Street Fair arch COM
meuc@d Yesterday, upon ihe plans pre-
pared by Architect DeL!n. at the Inter
section Of Eleventh and Duane street
The construction will be pushed along
as fast az possible 10 as to have every
thing In readiness by the end Of next
week 10 greet the arrival Of the Ayani
Courier Of Re cdrniyalls. The design ls
peculiarly elegant and reflects grea.
chedli upon Mr. DeLin, who has
In publIc-splriied manner. much to be
commended. given his services gratis.
Competent criies say that the arch viii
be much more graceful than that al
Vancouver B. e.. where the Street Fair
IL now having a great success among
the CANADIANS, and quite equal and IN
some respects superior to that going
up at Tacoma where the Street Fair
viii be in evidence by the end Of next
week.
The erecting o. the necessary fence
enclosing Of the fair grounds will be
proceeded with early next week az win
also the construction Of a line Of snowy
booths AMI exhibits arordIng the yis-
flor an opportunity Of appreclatlng the
! enterprise and business capabilities o.
the merchants Of this city.
Arrangements are In process Of com
pletlon with regard TO the engagements
OF bands of music 10 enlIyen the proceed
! ings and for the letting OF the conces-
sIons to the various venders of comes
ilbles and notions al the Stree; Fair.
tenders for which will be asked for to-
morrow
Every care will be .akea that the puS-
lie living on the streets occupied viii
be Inconvenience az llt;le az is pos
sible under the circumstances. No
streets viii be blocked unril the very las,
moment. Tor the committee thoroughly
Apr scia,es the public spirit already
shown IN the matter by the people who
are affected.
The fair Is in the interests OF the city
above al other things Il should be re-
glrded by all as It !s regarded by those
who understand and appreciate It's
workings as a miniature Industrial ex-
pasidoa. Grsa; centers. where puslness
.s long and firmly established. forming
vast agregl tons OF capitaI-such places
as Chicago. Buffalo. New orleans or
Paris and Glasgow, see The necessity
Of advertising their Industries IN This
manner Such an exposition could hard
iy be held here but the street fair will
supply its place. Every leading mer-
chan; In the city will doubtless see TO it
tha; he occupies space IN the txhibi-
ton grounds. Every large Industry
should be represented and many a small
er one will be helped by an exhibit in
the Stree; Fair
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

wanted \ competent woman i'f
valid Anr'r =" As'or'an Office
-
Ius' received, th" Knox ha' i'r tal.
ana winter i~l'i"-. both run and soft
Tn usual services win be- observe
tat ga.. Episcopal church tomorrow.
VITA preaching tt n a. IN. and 7.s0 %. 10.
Nj AMI Mw y - sorrnsrn aad IAN.
las have ruri rom seaside. whsr.
they have pr.a spending N. summer
war. a, e. n c,apcrs should trsssnt
me .am, whn. the assortment is large.
p,nt delay
q. u. y y co. A'N engaged ~ paint.
ing ''' t''' '' ''' N''N 'u'''''S' ''
me company mere.
repairing go 30 y - I'h''''' I'VE ",''"
s'i''I 'F'''S f'A'oh'p'' anu s'''''9''
u'o guaranteed
"''''''' '''' '''''H WI" "''''' J"
about week Leave us your oru'Fs
h'"..''A"''n hr''
whisky The oaly pure goods; guar
an,erl rich and mellow JOHN l.
CARLSON SOLE Agent
Oriental line wnl leave out tomorrow
with cargo NJ general merchandl,, t,r
Jnp,pc., ana chimes, norris.
mad. ,,.,,., s,,. r.ors1 ,b.
~. N. .',,. .'-..,,I. II r,-
Z AAHAA' AAANAAN NNAN NNAANt1f fNNHf f''
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
NEHALEM RIVER IMPROVEMENTS
Protests e Settlers Win BE Overcome
by the Wheeler Lumber Company.

Protests e Settlers Win Be Overcome
by the Wheeler Lumber Company
Yesterdays session " the county court
was ;aken ~ by the hearing Of ,hs
petition u The Wheeler Lumber Com
pany Of Nehalem, 60 grant that cor
poraton the righ, 10 improve ,he Ne
halcm river, Rock creek. North Fork Of
the Nehalam. Buster creek. Fish Hawk
ere k Humbug creek ana other ,ribu-
,aries Of the Nehalam In Clatsop coun-
49, Tn company was represented by
Judge Magers. Of Yamh.u county. ana
G. T. Vosburg presiden, of The COM
pauy.
The petition rcciles that the petition
ers are deslrous Of ding on the streams
named Tor a period Of 'oryy-alne years,
20 Improve the same and are willing 20
give bond 20 the county cour. In any
reasonable sum Q, may name for the
faithful performance Of Us obligations.
The company also agrees to let the cour,
hN the rate Of ,ol 10 De charged for
hoomIr logs down the streams. \
number of settlers Of the Nehalem val
ley We're IN the cour, room and protest.
ed agalns, he granting cf the petition.
\ remonstrauce, signed by sixty or
more settlers, was presented by Messrs.
Eccsls aai Nelson, who appeared and
personally opposed the petition.
There seems TO be misunlerstand-
ing on the part OF the settlers as to
what can be granted by the court The
impression apparently prevails that in
granting the Wheeler Lumber Company
the right 20 Improve the streams named
a right OF way over property bordering
on the streams is also granted. This is
erroneous The court can only dispose
Of the right to improve the streams
proper and any right OF way desired
over the property adjacent must be oh
tanned from the owners, Judge Mayors
stated TO the court that he believed that
this incorrect idea could be dssipated
by personal contact with the settlers and
asked thar the matter 80 over untl Au-
gust l9 and In the meantime he and Mr.
Nosburg will explain the situation to the
Signers of the remonstrance.
The protest and Its slgners filed in the
county court yesterday was as follows;
To the Honorable Court Of Clatsop
County; We the undersigned settlers Of
the Nehalem valley hereby protest
agains; he con-rol OF the Nehalem riv-
er being taken from the settlers ana !
given to any persons, or company, such
an act being contrary to the hes; inter |
ests " the people. The river is now
open and free TO all who wish TO use
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
WILL CLOSE DEAL TODAY.
salmon Trust Details Have Been Com
pleted and Money VIII Be Paid.

From reliable sources It can be posi-
lively stated thl, the 'as, details in the
work OF organizing The Pacific Packing
& Navigation Company, the salmon
combine, as 3, is better known. win be
fully completed today cash turned over
% vendors ami stock issu,d 10 those
who intend taking a hald in ,he new
enterprise, says the Telegram.
This IS the frs p1s.,va statement that
has been oblainable rom any source
whatever regarding The progress OF the
men who have been In Portland for the
last ten days working to this one end.
Their movements have been retarded by
the delay In the receipt Of papers nee
essary before a full examination o. tides
Of the millions Of dollars worth Of prop
erty to be transferred from score of
corporations to the combine. While
much OF the preliminary work could BE-
and was accomplished in the East II
was necessary 20 have the titles 10 the
property Investigated In Portland and
10 have the representatives OF the East
ern capitalists, the promoters Of the
company ana the cannerymen on the
ground
They arrived in Portland a week ago
and since then have been waiting until
Mr. Ross, Of the Title. Guarantee &
Trust Company, could report that his
work was In such shape that the final
steps might be taken. That such IS
the case and that the deal will be closed
today is admitted by the men who are
chiefly interested and know what is 60
ing on.
II is understood that yesterday after
noon was being occupied In signing pa
pers which are necessary 10 turn over
the ownership, and that this morning
will commence the payment Of some five
or six millions Of dollars in cash to the
parties who have heretofore owned the
canneries. Some Of them will take q
certain amour, Of stock in the corpora
ton and these details have been so far
completed that the actual payment for
value received vii proceed with COM
parat,va speed, when 1t is recognized
that Il takes time to dispose Of millions
of dollars.
In the East, the Knickerbocker Trust
Company, OF New York City, has been
the financial storehouss for the salmon
trust people, and Wells. Fargo & Co. is
the local medium through which the
money viii he turned over from the cap
italists to the cannerymen in return for
their plants, This part Of the work was
arranged before the party came from
thu East and Wells, Fargo & Co. are
now prepared to take their share In the
business.
Mr. Berger. of the Illinois Title &
Trust Company. will play an important
part in the proceedings today. although
Up to the present ne has had nothing Of
Importance TO do. Mr.. Berger came
armed with securities of the Pacific
American Fisheries Company, Of Fair
haven, Washington, valued at $5,OO0,OOO,
and will receive in return a large
amount OF the stock of the Pacific Pack
ing & Navigation Company. II the
business can oe finished IN time, some
of the Eas.e .erlers may start on the re-
turn trip this evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
AROUND TOWN.

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Hes, is.rrn, mtal--Rlslne sun Rss.
japanese goods " all Kinds, cheap AZ
Yokohama haEaar, b.s commercial 81
Pure milk delivered twice daily by the
Milk Depot corner Tenth and Duane
Streets.
Harness cleaned and oiled a. PnnorH
Loo Twelfth street Harness supplies AZ
lowest 9r'o.H
engaged In clearing oul 'h' channel 'p-
pori,c Rainier.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
The Morning AStOrian
TELEPHONE sal

All contrasts tor advertising In
the As,ofian are made on guar.
aniec Of circulation four times
larger than that Of any paper
published or circulated in Clat.
sop county,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
FURNITURE SALE.

Owing 70 my departure by September
!, for San Francisco. will offer the
entire contents Of nay house at private
sale. Parties desiring TO purchase the
whole or part thereof should cali be-
tween the hours OF 10 and 12 a. m. and
2 10 4 or to 5 p. m. S. OANZIGER,
33S Fourteenth st.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
THE TRICK.

Exzl TRICK may involve deceit or it may
VA be display Of peculiar skill. There
HAis is deceit In some soaps, but there is
none in Ivory Soap; it Is display Of pecu-
liar skill. 1t will stand any test and can be
relied upon to do all that is claimed for it.
IVORY SOAP Is OO''<. PER CENT. PURE
,. t.s...n
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

one Of the riches, catches made in the
Columbia river since the 1rst net was
stretched In its waters Ras no doubt iha,
made Yesterday on the selning ground on
Wallace Island opposite ClaskanIe. 1;
viii be remembered that some days ago.
az result of An accident. about nifty
kegs u beer were 'ost yerboarj in the
Columbia river az Vancouver There
was no way of fishing the kegs out be-
cause u IN. strong current carrying
them N before their location could be
asc,rtalned Yesterday when drawing a
s'ins the men az work discovered some
thing In the net, that while no, exactly
totally strang" 90 them. Was something
no, usually caught IN nsh nets I:
was . hilf barrel n beer. and 1; was In
good condition too. well preserved and
s-.r I, Is hardly necessary 20 say ,h A.
the uncommon catch was looked upoa
with suspicion ana treated In a man
r,r no, unlike he reception given q fat
ana iucy mlss.ollry stranded - a can.
nbll slant rhe keg was ,endcrly car
rIad 70 camp and IN the evening A war
dane. was given in is hon'r Fifteen
sa'Iurs ~ beer refreshed tha dancers
and the hilli,y KEEP. up until the Ecg
gave out from sheer exhaustion. More
nets VIII b. stretched in the fuure and
a sharp lrok1u, VII be kept Tor the for
,y-nIne kegs SIN IN he river. Troubles
never come s.ngly and ii seems. too
luck does no. travel alone That the
seasons catch Is wonderful no on, can
l.Hy. Evening Telegram
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
BANKRUPT SALE.

The entire stock OF H. Toi, consisting
of dry goods and curlos mus be closed
out within thirty days. Goods sold re-
gardless Of cost S51 Commercial st.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

Wll MadH)ns dig clock r. 20 De 4
fel,ur. u the stree. talr Director
General Fulton notified Mr Madison las,
nigh, ,ha, he was going TO conAscale u
ana place The big :lmcoIrcc SO a proml-
ncnl position on 'hc arch 90 b, erected
10 Eleventh ana Duan. streets
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

r. @. Brown. who WAS recently ap-
pointed 10 succeed T.. g. Greenman IN
charge Of the neld work " the master
nsh warden's Office. spent yesterday In
Astoria IN conference with Mr. Van Du-
sen He left las, nigh; for rhe umatil-
Ia river to examine nsh racks recently
installed there and will then proceed 20
the Grand Rondr. which stream Is 70 be
ricked. A D Allen will have chargs
Of the work on the Grand Ronde river
1urlng the spawning cason and II the
results justify # temporary hatchery
will be established on that stream.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

The time Of service az the Bap,s.
church will be changed commencing To-
morrow The morning sermon will be
At 1915 and ihs Sunday school AT II
a, M. instead Of one hour earlier as
heretofore All other services as US
ual.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
NET FOUND.

Picked up In the Columbia river two
paper net. Inquire at net rack Ham
mond Oregon. HENRY RENEKA.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10
TopAY's WEATHER

PORTLAND. Aug y--urrgoa. Wash.
ms san ami Idaho Saturday, fair AMI
warmer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

The committees from the Chamber Of
Commerce. ana the Push club. accom-
panied by Assistant United States Engi-
nerr O. u, Hegardt. yesterday examined
the rock deposits In the Vicinity Of the
city with view 10 Iscertaining whether
or not they are available Tor the jstty
construction work n favorable re-
por Il made plans wlll Immediately be
considered for opening the quarries ana
fur1shing stone 10 the government. II
IA estimated that upward Of a million
dollars viii BE- expended Tor stone be-
fore ~, work II completed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

The nre department was called out
yesterday afternoon by small blaze on
the rear Of Mayor Bergmaon's residence
which was eItIaguIshed before any ser
lous damage was done.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

wator consumers shoIld bear In mind
that this il the last day on which to
pay water rates IN order to AVOID the
penalty of % cents which is charge !
agains, all delInqpca,s
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

The usual services will be observed A.
th- Presbyterian church tomorrow The
morning topic will be. An Old-TIms
Gentlemen evening tooplc. "Thi Duty
OF Happiness
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

on aecoun, ~ tBr san Francsc5 sty.ka
,hc Columbia mills a, Knlpp,1n closed
loNa las evening ana Win rmaia clos
"a iog an Indcan.,e period Il s .mp1s-
fhl, 90 s., lumber un'oadsI 90 ,Ar Cal
fugn.a mairop Dc ami bus..'s, w.l have
80 Doc suspended un,U ,hr s,r.k ssl-
uel.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

Fish Warden Van Dustn has given
instructions that the closed DshIng sea-
son which starts Angus, 10. will be Wig.
orouply enforced and all yiolaters will
be arrested and prosecuted
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

Thomas Dobson, lhe marvellous boy
soprano Of Trinity church Portland,
VIII sing the offer,ory at Grace Episco-
pal church IN his city 1morrow morn
lng,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

"Whatever may have been the failings
Of Eben Boyce," said a local musician
yesterday who knew him well while he
was In Astoria, there is no denying
the fact that at times he was 4 gen
lus. have heard him play the cornet
as none of the advertised and much her
aided masters Of that instrument ever
could play Strangely enough he could
never perform his best In public bu,
when he was alone or with some Of his
friends who were otherwise engaged ana
not noticing him, he would turn his
back ON the others, put his feet up
on table or chair and lmprovlse meo-
dies and themes that would have made
his name famous the world over had
they been transcribed and preserved.
But the moment he became conscious
OF admlring listeners he would grow
nervous and his marvellous talent would
leave him."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

For the next 10 days we
will offer all Summer
Goods dscOnsistingof Cloth
ing, Hats and Furnish
ing Goods at Prices re-
gardIess of cost.
S. DANZIGER
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

Arrlycd-The new fail block u Knox
Hats Gentlemen. come md nee hem.
e. II. Cooper sole agent,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

THE NORM
Arrlycd-The new fail block n Knox
Hats Gentlemen. come md nee hem.
G. H. Cooper. sole agent.
Thomas Dobson, lhg marvellous boy
soprano Of Trinity church Portland.
viii sing the offer,ory at Grace Epsco-
pal church IN his city 5morrow morn
Ing
The usual services will be observed a.
th- Presbyterian church tomorrow The
morning topic will be- An Old-Tms
Gentlemen" evening toopc "Thi Duty
of Happiness"
Watcr consumers shoIld bear IN mind
that this il the lasl day on which TO
pay water rates IN order to AVOID the
penalty of % GEMS which s charge !
agains, all dellnqnca,s.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon by a small blaze on
the rear Of Mayor Bergmaon'u residence
which was exilngulshed before any ser
ous damage was done.
Fish Warden Van DuAtn has given
INSTRUCTIONS tha, the closed 0shing sea-
son which starts Angus, 10. viii be Wig
orouSly enforced and all violaters will
be arrested and prosecuted.
The time Of service az the Bap,Is.
church win be changed commencing TO-
morrow The morning sermon Will be
At 1915 and ihs Sunday school at II
a, M. instead Of one hour earlier as
heretofore All other services as US
ual
wu Madn)ns dig clock r. 10 be 4
feature u the stree. talr Director
"'n''". u''"' h'''"' j '''' '''H.''" ''S,
nigh, ,ha, he was going 10 conhscate u
'"' p'''' 'h' ''s '''n' ''''' ''l u prom,
ncni position on The arch 90 b. erected
~ E''''n'' am 'u'h' N''''''
on accnun ~ t1r san Franese1 sir.k
'hr Columbia mills a, knlppt1n closed
doN1 las evening ana Viii rmain clos
Iri iog an luirAn,l' period. u ~ .m21s-
f.hl' 90 81, lumber un'o'd'i zoo ,Ar Cii-
.fuTn.1 me,fop Dc AMI buA."ss w. have
80 Doc suspended unu ,hr sa.k. SITE
The lmpr'N'mr W 'hr '.1.skani'
| diver b. n'N boz progress. For ,At pas
! week q fore NJ mru NaF been 'asIgtl
ia slash.uE me brush along ,hs -gh. ~
way ,o make room ynr .hr irelger A
yralgli n1Nglhls ch.ue. from Beaver
! jo chtgktna VII bo completed In %
short time.
ne - ]" y NAr made rate Oh
| F'n'N"'''''"" rNP'S'"'h az nun'''.
I'A"' VIII pe on sale hF't TO '"'F9
Iu's''S'' June 10 o'''p''' '"''u''N ''
Ih''" "'k''S mn'' o. used 'oF eo"''n-
u'NS p''H'S' gong. pu' s''l9'ers WI"
be allowed WNhln hnai 'lhl, returning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-10

Two battallons Of the Twenty-eighth
infantry now stationed at Vancouver
barracks, will be removed in compliance
with recent order from Major General
$, VI, b. Young. Two companies OF one
battalion will be stationed at Fort,
Wright and Boise barracks and the 9TH
er battalion has been ordered to the
Preside, san Francisco. The Nancou-
yer barracks have been overcrowded,
IT'S men having been stationed there in
addition to the battery of light artillery
recently ordered to the post,