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Cañon City record., 1901-04-25
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1873, a
Amended August 4. 1S9s,-No-
tice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
PUEBLO, Cole, April l, 1901.


Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions of the act
Of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale Of timber lands in
the states of California, Oregon, Neva-
da and Washington Territory, as ex-
tended to other states containing public
lands by act of August 4, 1892, Fannie
A. Burr, of Pueblo, County of Pueblo,
State of Colorado, has filed in this office
her sworn statement for the purchase
of the n. e. u $. w. a of section No. 81
in township No. 1S 5, range No. 10 w
and win offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish her claim to
said land before the Register and Re
ceiver of this Office at Pueblo. Colorado,
on Friday, the 18th day of July. 1871.
She names as witnesses: Charles u.
Saxton aud Samuel A Davis, both of
Pueblo, Colorado. and l.. l.. Harding
and T. NJ. Harding. both of Canon City,
Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are re-
quested to file their claims In this Office
on or before sixty (60) days after the
first day of publication.
J. II. GoRDoS, Register.
First pub, April, is. 1901.
Last pub, June -, 1901.
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Mining Application No. 8226.
survey Ne. 1l46s.

PUEBLO LAND DISTRICT,
U. s. LAND OFFICE, PUEBLO, Colo,
April 15, 1901
Notice is hereby given that Evelyn
McComas. by F. l.. Cox, Attorney-in-
Fact, whose postoffice address is Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado, has made appli-
cation for patent for 1900 linear feet on
each of the Mabatma, Ecossais and
Beau Frere lodes bearing gold and
silver in Currant Creek Mining Dis rict,
Fremont county, Colorado. and describ-
ed by the field notes and official plats
as follows. tO-wit:
Mahatma beginning at Cor.
No. /, whence the n Z Cor. Sec 81 T.
16 S. X. ~ w. of the 9Th p. NJ, bears n.
IA deg. 20 min. 40 sec. f. 29O2 IS #.
Thence n 6s deg 22 min w. 305.7S #.
TO Cor. No. 9 Thence s 81 deg Al min.
w 1900 #. to Cor Nc. 3 Thence 5.
6s deg 22 min f. 3o5 7s fit. to Cor No.
4 Thence N. 81 deg. AZ min. 4. l5O0
II TO Cor No. /, the place of beginning.
Ecossais Lode = Beginning at Cor
No l, whence the said Sec. Cor. bears
n. 60 deg 10 min Z. 4l29 16 IT Thence
N. 6S deg % min. w. 800 # to Cor No.
g Thence 5. q deg. 30 min w. 100
#. to Cor. No. g. Thence 5. 6s deg. %
min r.. Jp IT, VI to'. NO lntuct
y. ~ deg 3S min. Z. 1900 fl. to Cor.
No l, the place of beginning.
Beau Frere eLode-Beginning at Cor.
No 1, wi ence the said Sec. Cor bears
y. 80 deg. IA min. + $3.50 l6 #. Thence
Y. 6s deg. % min. W. 800 #. to Cor. No,
q. Thence ). ~ deg. 80 min. W. 1900 fl.
to Cor. No. 2. Theme. s. 6s deg. 22
min. Z. 800 IT. to Cor No.s Thence n
u deg. 3S min f. 1900 feet To Cor. No.
/, the place of beginning.
Containing 30s93 acres, and forming
a portion OF the W. y of Section 81 T
l6 =. X. 72 W of the 9th F. NJ said To-
cations being recorded in Vol 81 pages
354, 356 and 35I of the recoros of Ere
mont County.
Adjoining claims, IL any, unknown
J. Il. GoRDos, Register
First pub. April IS. 1901.
Last pub. June 20. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-04-25
Notice for Publication
I'D Mrsox, City Clerk
LAND orr,cH At Pvrpro. colon

LAND orrrcx AT PussIo. CoIonApo,
April %. 1901.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following e
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
10 make nual proof In support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk OF the Diatrict Court At Canon CITY.
colorado, on June ~. 1901, vtl, Perry J.
Tong II. 4. No. 1910 for the =. y N. Il. Y Sec.
10, and ". N. W. Y seo. II. To. Is .. n, % W
~ m.
he names the following Witnesses to prove
lion Of sad land, vis. Henry b. u. Bishop
and Charles O. CSppoch Of Cionmel., niorado,
Canon City. Colorado.
First pub. April -, tsol.
Last pub. Nay -, isul.
Cañon City record., 1901-04-25

Treasure deposits
al depart
n
n the Fire
an Deparrne nene yeaT <
Bridge sover rtheC. H & the q
4ppfoNA"i@ am Nes'eN-AS 'o-'
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founc ido
. Fifteenth
a
X prop
the
the place OF and p The pipe in o ee eteW n
ppebe The n 10Y h o
on
ALIEN JAMESON.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
GENERAL FUND.
CANON CITY. Colo.

To the Honor
O
Fund Q q h
Cañon City record., 1901-04-25
REPORT OF WATER SUPERINTENDENT

Fol 1901
GRAND nof thee OF
of the ewaerD
ManhsI 81
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Balance in hands Of
Treasurer, April 1.
1900 o---,-.-----s $4,000 IA
TreaSurer's Receipts 1920 %
In the hands of Super
intendcnt OF Water
works. April lst.
1901 .-------s lp6 90
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Ia wrNoE, City oicrk.
Cañon City record., 1901-04-25
ORDINANCE NO. 2O6.

An ordinance concerning the selling
and giving away of liquors within
the limits of the t'ity of Canon City
and within one mile beyond the outer
Cañon City record., 1901-04-25

An ordinance to regulate the granting
of permits to druggists for the sale
or giving away Of liquors.
Cañon City record., 1901-04-25

Mayor and City Council.
Cañon City record., 1901-04-25
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EXTENSIONS OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS

------.------s lee 90 So. on 40 Fun
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
STREET NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council " the city Of Astoria In
tends 70 establish the grade on sov.
enieenth streei from The south line Of
Commercial street tc me south line Of
Franklin avenue. ~ that the grade OF
said p0r.I'l NJ gI,1 .'reet will be al the
following hclghth above he biye N
grades estIbIlsh'l by ordnance No. II
OF the city II Astoria to-wl;
At III, intersection O.! Seventeenth
street with Commercial 10 feet above
the base " grades, NJ the intersection
OF Sevcni zenith street w,h Duane street
"A feet above he base Of grades. AZ the
Intersection OF Seventeenth street with
Exchange street 30 feet above he base
Of grades al the intersection OF Sew
entsenih street with Franklin avenue
90 feet above the base Of grades on the
north side and G2 feel on the south side
" the crossing All Of said portion
Of said street 10 be level east and west
and on n straight and even slope north
anl south between the points deslg-
mated.
This notice ls published In the Morn
Ing AstOrlan for ten days In pcrsuance
20 n resllutiOn Of the Common Coun-
ell declaring It's determination to cs-
tablish said grade and ordering said no.
tlce, adopted on the Bird day of Sep
tember. 1901. H. H. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the city OF
Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
DYNAMITEp STONE YARDS,
Dead Man Identified as Being Impll.
Gated in Recent Chicago Wreck

CHICAGO. Oct s-The funeral SER
vices over the remains ot Thomas Brow
were Interrupted in order that the body
about 20 be buried might be identified A.
one Of the conspiRtors in the wrecklng
by dynamite OF the Heldmater & Edge
worth stone yards six weeks ago. The
Identification win release an innoeent
man who Is a, present locked up in
the county Jail charged with knowl-
edge OF the crime.
Frank Hardy. who had turned states
evidence. was taken TO the Brow resi-
dence to make the Identification. He
was not told what was wanted OF him
and he was Jed into the house where
the mourners and friends were gath
cred abou, the coffin. Approaching the
coffin Hardy was told to look upon the
face OF the dead man. One glance and
Hardy's face turned white and he was
visiblv aEitated. He said;
That body is of the man they called
Lou, and he lit the fuse at the stone
yards"
Brow's death adds a new phase TO-
the mystery OF the case. He arrived in
Chicago two days ago suffering from
severe injuries to his legs. While be-
ing taken home In the police ambulance
he became UNCONSCIOUS and died a few
hours later. The police are now lnves-
igadng the cause OF his death.
At the time OF the explosion in the
stone yards the lives OF hunireds Of
persons in neighboring houses We're
They were saved only by
the bad manner In which the work was
handled. The dynamiters tried 10
wreck the machinery in the yards.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
TURKEY PAYS OUR CLAIM.

The Turkish government. on being
warned thar further Iclay IN The pay
mcnt Of our cAIm would prove dlsas.
trous 10 them. has a; last paid Il IN
full. This brings TO mind the fact ,hn,
delays are dangerous especially In mat
ters relating to The stomach liver and
bowels When your stomach Is weak.
your bowels con.tlpatel ana liver IN
active. you should obtain a bottle ~
Hnste.tcr's Stomach Bi,ters AZ once. II
is IA stomach s,rrngthcner and inylgor-
aior. and for sickly people who need a
tonic Il Is unparalleled as the most deli.
cate stomach can rciaIn H. /, will cure
Indigestion dyspepsia. heartburn. hat
ulency. Insomnia, nervousness and pre-.
vent malaria. fever and ague. TIE gen
uIns must have our private lie stamp
over the neck Of the bottle.
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Two Thousand Killed, Wounded
and Captured in September.
STILL FIGHT EFFECTIVELY
ceamasdoes Retain the Power Of Attacking
h Considerable Streagth and Malutalu
Effective Resistance StreaSth
Of British Army.

LONDON. Oct 2-The Revue
Blanche. OF Paris, recently asked Count
TOlstd for his opinion on the Franco
Russian alliance. and the Paris CORES
pOnden, sends the reply received by
the paper,
Tolstoi says that, in the first place,
the true Russian people do not know OF
the existence OF the alliance, bu. II they
did thev would have the common sense
60 understand that this exclusive al
lance with another nation could not
have any other object than TO support
It against It's enemies and perhaps in
volve IL in wars. Therefore the alliance
would Be displeasing to them.
Count Tolstol says the object Of such
alliance is war or TO menace war; that
their influence must be mischievous
generally and they can produce only
the greatest mischief to the nations
forming them. Frances government
press and society have already made
eomoromlses, aud win be forced to
make more. in regard 10 French ira
ditions OF freedom and humanity. in
order to pretend to be united In send-
ments and intentions with the most
despotc. retrograie and cruel govern
ment in Europe. In Russia also the
alliance already had a pernicious In
fiuence. Russia no longer cares for
European opinion and. feeling herself
backed by this strange friendship with
the nation reputed TO be the most CIV
liked in the world. daily becomes more
retrOgrade. despo;ic ana cruel.
Lord Ki:chner confirms heavy losses
OF the Beers. also go killed and 5000
wounded. during an attack on Fort Ital-
ia ana Fort Prospect.
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steamer Allianca. nom Colon, having
been killed from their country after q
long imprisonment for expressing
views favorable to the revolutionlsts.
Bo,h eSiles were educated here.
Fourteen months agc, jose says he
was arrested for his ut,erances re.
garaing the insurrectlon. He had said
that the rebels would triumph. He
charges that ne was placed In chains
and from the prison In his native town
taken TO nearly every prison in the de-
partmen,. Francisco says he was a
prisoner for Ave months for the same
ofrense that was charged against his
brother About two months ago the
brothers declare, the governor " Caues
condemned them TO the military prison
AT Car,agen0. The Interference ot Gen-
eral Carlos Aban, governor oi Panama,
who IS a friend os their father, saved
them from this they say.
Interviewed, Francisco Rivera said:
We learned that we were to 50 to
Cartagsna by way OF Panama. We ar
rived there the third day and General
Alhan, who Is a friend of my father.
succeeded in securing our release on
parols, The consideration was de-
poslt Of sS0ooO. Colombian money In
Cauca, As a guarantee that We would
he on hand when wanted Finally we
were exild frOm Colombia and came
here. where We viii have 70 remain un-
III the war Is over"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
srERNBERG WE'LL PLEASED.
Saws Conditions In the Islands Are All
Tha, Could Be Desired.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2.--In speak
ing OF conditions In the Philippines.
General George NJ Sternberg. sergeon-
general Of the United States army. who
has jus, returned from the Islands says
Il was surprised at the excellence OF
the hospital service and the arrange
ments for caring for the sick and
wounded. We have a department. in
the Islands that We should be proud o.
The percentage Of sick remains about
the same as during the early part ot
the campaign. namely. about per cent,
In Mlndanao, II is only per cent. TAX
iEg into consideration what We have 10
contend with over there. and comparing
Il with the records OF the Civil war. Il
will be seen that We have made great
Improvements in our military hospitals.
The new convalescent hospital a: Santa
Mesa, but Of nlpa, is almos, perfect.
The men are subject to malaria. ty-
phoid and dysen,ery for the most part.
me lAAteT - Tue WpTSA. n NtNe puUpulC
plague exists among the natives and
Chinese. but It Is not enough to occasion
alarm or drive people into Mysteries.
am we'll pleased with what saw and
am satisfied"
General John F. Weston. Commissary
sternberg reports that as a result Of
nls trip 20 Manila bis department. there
has centralized AMI decreased the num-
bsr of employees, In consequence OF the
decrease of the army in the Islands. 10
It's former strength. The COM
mssary department is now in the hands
Of fifteen regular officers. One OF the
effects o. the reduction OF the army
was % pile up a great quantity OF sup
plies, but nothing will be wasted. Ger
tain kinds of supplies which could no,
BE- kept have been sold. but the staples
are az good as ever and can be used By
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
DECIDED AGAINST CITY
LEGALTlTLETo WATER FRONT
AGE AT MOBILE.
The Litigation Involved Possession
of Entire River Front Val,
ued ut 500. ZOO, 900.

MOBILE Ala. oct s--Judgs rnul-
min, ot tie United s,atcs clrcult court.
has rendered an lmpor,ap, decision
agalns, the city " Mobile IN an equity
suit involving the ownership " valu.
able property wlthlH the limits u tho
clgy,
The question was one ot riparian
rights and owncrsholp aud Judge Toul,
mia decided that while the legal tltlc
ot the land was In the name OF the
city Il esJoppcd trnm asserting title be-
cause Il had been granting property
owners he rlsht to build wharyes aud
bulkhtals,
This litigation Involved the possess.
ion " the rnSlrc river front. valued AZ
twenty milllon. ot dollars, while Il In
yclvcd only abou, one hundred thousand
d1lars " values has settled the law
as to the ownership " the river from,
aud l,s many valuable improvements
sheds, warehouses docks, mills booms
rtc
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03

Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton:
Office CHIEF Comm!ssdry, Vancouver
Barracks, Wash. Sept. 4. 1901 Sealed
proposals Tor furnishing and delivering
fresh beef and fresh mutton for six
months beginning January /, 1902. will
be received here 1t az Offices Of com
mIssaries ~ Fort stevens, oregon:
Boise Barracks, Idaho: Forts Casey.
Candy, Fla2ler. Law;on, Wallc walIa.
WrIgh; and Vancouver Barracks. Wash
ingi0n, until II a. m, Ocs I, 1901. and
then opsned formation furnished up
on application. Envelopes containing
proposals should be endorsed Proposals
for Fresh Beef AMI Fresh Mutton" and
addressed 20 commlssary Of post to be
supplied, or to Col. f. Il. Nye. A. c. G..
Chf. Comy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
TOlSIOI SCORfSRUSSA|
REGARDS FRENCH ALLIANCE
AS MlSCHIEVouS,
Its PernieiouS lntluenee Already
Felt in Russia European Ma
tions No Longer Feared

NEW YORK. oct, S.--Commcntlng oy
the South African situation. the Lon
don correspondent ot the Tribune says
The war news remains as ambiguous
as pslpAic oraSle, Lord Kltchener's
weekly return ~ Rocr losses was not
unfavorahle, but the faith In these
ar'thmctIcal demonstrations ol British
progress has been impaired, While sOO0
Boers have been Killed. wounded and
captured In september the cOn,man-
does siill retain the power " attack
Ing in considerable strength and cap
turing conveys. The Boer force, esti-
mated by Lord Kitchener at 1850 In
July. has been reduced on the face Of
ne returns by over 5000, yet 5000 main
tain an effective resistance In the
Traqsvaal encourage widespread and
systematic reyol, in cape Colony and
are making formidable demonstration
on the borders ~ zululand.
The guerilla warfare against the war
ofilec continues with unabaled ardor.
hut without substantial result. What
ever may be the relations OF Lord Kit
chener and Mr., Broderick. Il is evident
that there IS discontent among the Of
fieers in South Africa ani that fresh
blood Is needed. and tha; recruiting
has virtually STOPPED, No Official return
has been published for a long time Of
the numerical strength O, the army in
South Africa. Il Is customary to es-
innate Il At $4,000. but these figures
are probably grossly exaggerated.
A Boer revsase a, MoeSiwih occurred
September -. The Beers are reported
to have been 1000 strong.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

David Hood came down from Portland
lASt night,
Martin Roth returned last night from
the metropolis
Mavor Btrgman wen. over 20 hl,
Gray's river ranch yesterday.
V, Boiling has returned from New
York, after a moalhs VISIT
Police Commissioner Mccn has re-,
turned from i trio 90 Portland
II Eeks,r,m was among ,hc pasaen,
GERS down on last nights train.
Misses Reba ana Bertha Hobspn and
Edwin Hobs,n returned from Portland
las, night,
Charles Haldsrman who has been
visiting In Portland. rcturnoi - tbs
city last night
Captain and Mrs James Ta,ton wcrv
In Portland yesterday They returned
on he night ;rain
Mrs Angus, q Kinney who has been
Visiting friends In the metropolis. re-
turned home last evening
MIS- Maybclle Young has returned
from the Nrhalem valley. whers she
has been visiting With friends.
Maxwell Young. who has BEEN cruIa.
Ing in the vicinity ol sycnsra ror fcw
days returned home :As. night.
W II, Barker returned last night
from the Sound. where he hai been
looking after HI. chnncry ln,crcsts.
Miss Nellie Nlckcrson arrived IN the
city Yesterday On The steamship Elder.
to yislt her sister Mrs. Henry Mar.
cote
= BriS. the wrIl-kuown Deep rlv-
cr logger, was married yesterday 20
Miss Muriel barr, of Deep river The
wedding took place a, the home Of the
brides parents
W. W whipplc leaves this morning
Tor Portland. wherr nc will consul, with
n number NJ sawmlll men regarding the
establishment ~ new enterprises IN his
cry Hr viii be- gone ror "a week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
TEN MILLION MORTGAGE

NEW YORK. Oct. "A hrst mort
gaze Of siOcoo.OC0 has been rceorded at
Newark. y. j.. by the New Jersey
Zine Company 30 the Farmers Loan
4 Trus; Comany ot New York, in trust
20 secure the issue Of s5-year per cent
gold bonds After taking up hrsi
mortgage for $500 90. dated 1897. and
given TO the Farmers Loan 4 Trust
Company. the remainder VI he money
win be used Tor the purpose Of reiIr-
Ing the presen, outstanding bonds Of
he zInc company 10 pay tor new prop
erty and the construction Of new plants
and Tor other purposes
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB
New Rules Inaugurate1 for the Fall
Racing Season.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. The d.
rectors OF the new California Jockey
Club have decided 20 open the racing
season az Oakland. November .. and
continue about thirty days. after which
racing will be held a; Tanforan. Il
has also been determined 20 insert the
claiming clause in half OF the selling
purses and to eliminate It IN the others,
thus giving horsenen an opportunity 10
exercise their Preference in such races
Hereafter all jockeys and trainers Will
be required % make applications for
a license from the new California
Jockey Club. he same as required by
all other turf bodies and shall not be
permitted to pursue their respective vo-
cations on the California tracks until
such license is granted.
The JUICES are lot 20 have the pow
er TO suspend or rule of. but viii re-
port al! cases TO the board o. stewards,
who will act thereon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
PORTO RIcANs COMING.
Prominent Business Men to Vlslt the
United Sa,cs in October,

BuFFAtso. ocL Authorization has
been glvcn ou, here bv Porto Mcans
attending the rNn.AmcrcaA cxposl-
doa that the chambers " commerce In
the principal cities oe Porto Rico have
selected delegates ~ business ana fnaa'
cDal prominence to represent the com.
mercial ccnterS " the island, The del.
cration win make a "trip to tho unl,cd
states during October AMI vlsI, ihc
commercial centcrs,
This visit, is said 10 bc the result, II
a universal desire on the part OF busl-
ness men tn TIE different elites OF the
United states ~ become familiar with
IA trade conditions ot Porto Rico and
the possibility ot developing those mar.
kctS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
FAMOUS ALMOND SECURED.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-The depart
ment Of agriculture has finally sue
ceeded In securing the famous Jordan
almond, expectation Of which has been
vigorously prohibited by Spain for some
years, and this government will now
experiment with It to determine the best
localities for growing It. This species
Of almond Is regarded by the agricul-
tural authorities as the finest in the
world. The bush has been forwarded
here by the departments agent, who is
exploring that section Of the world for
rare plants.
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FOR SALE

The Columbl River Packers Assocl-
alton has for sale. two schooners and
one launch. A description OF the
Hchooners follow: Schooner Kinney"
Length. 1856; beam. il.3; depth OF
hold, Si0h. Schooner Length.
3io; beam. go; depth OF h,rd. 3s.
Offers VIII be received at the onice
OF the association, where fun partcu-
lars may also be had
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HOPE FOR A Now TRIAL.
Attorneys SAngune In the Case Against
Thomas Barker.

NEW YORK. O>,t, "a memorandum
NJ executions maar by the defense In
the trial " Thomas Barker In the Hud-
son county court. IN June Tor shoot
lnT Rev. John Kcllcr. In Arlington on
February s. has been iiled with Judge
John A. Blair u the common pleas
court. before whom The case was tried.
Judge Blair viii sign the list, Mar
shall Van Wrinkle and Albert c. Wall.
who are making the appeal, expec, 10
argue /, In Novmber and say they have
good reason to hope Tor an order tor a
new trial Barker Is serving a term OF
tivc years imprisonment,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-03
NOTICE To VOTERS TO REGISTER

Notice Is hsrsby given that all per.
sons arc required 10 register MS a con.
ditIon 20 the rlgh, to vote al the city
election ot the CITY Of Astoria to be-
held on the ii,h day Of December 1901.
and all persons qualified may register
up 10 the 9th day OF December 1901.
and up to the hour OF I o'clock p. m.
Of said day at the office OF the auditor
and police Judge in the city hail Of the
city of Astoria, Ofiicc hours from ..
a. m. TO p. m II. II. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City Of
Astoria.
Astoria. Ore, Sept. 2s. 1901.
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HATRED OF ENGLISH RULE.

William o'Brien's Letter to United Irish
League Meeting in Dublin.
DUBLIN. Oct. AT :he meeting OF
the United Irish League in Dublin. the
lord mayor OF Dublin presiding, a let
ter OF apology for absence was read
from William o'Brlen. NJ. p. who ex-
pressed a hope that IF the king visits
Dublin next year the league will arouse
a spirit which will convince his ma
jesty that he has come among a people
discontented and disaftected to the core.
only needing arms and the training OF
the Beers 10 testify their hatred Of Eng
lands rule with an eloquence equal to
that OF the unconquered South Afri-
can republics