The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-12

The case ~ Susan y. Henderson w.
cldr1 G. MuBsOn. cxecutrIx Of the cs-
tate NJ the late Byron Kimball will be
resumed In the circuit court tOady.
sDyrlthln0 Jaaapls, charged with
threatening to Kill st0athes Davis, wns
tried IN the Justice court yesterday and
Defendant 0riercd 20 give bonds for 800
10 Keep the peace.
j. j. Laws, the genial collector for
the q, H. n ". Co. has resigned his
position and hns been succeeded by
Frank 0raenOugh. who enters upon his
new duties today
There IN always something new 20 be
found M the Boston ReBtiurant, The
Sunday dinner includes turkey with
cranberry sauce. A first class place for
ladies ana gentlemen
The American bark Prussia ls load-
lnR 10000 cases Of cane AT the Pacific
Shee Metal Works dock She win com
plcte her cargo ut the Association wharf
~ the foot Of Sixth street.
J, y. Nylanlcr. of Spokane. IL at the
OccIdcnt Mr.. Nyander is president Of
the Alice Gold Mining Company, at
present developing rich vein Of cop
per ore north NJ Spokane.
The STEAMER Hercules brought down
the barge Washtucun Sunday loaded
with piles and gtOnc for Grays Har-
bOr one of the o. H. a. ". Company
tugs viii probably take her around.
The British steamship Goodwin. Cap
tain Jackson. 2S32 tons burden, arrived
Yesterday from Yokohama via Taco
inn, She has on board 1000 bags OF
refined sugar and 900 bales Of hemp.
ton. In In the city In the interest Of Ida
hu gold mining properties. lie displays
some remarkably rich Fpecimcns Of fine
milling ore from the Elk city dis
trict.
After Two lays dragging Captain
Salte succeeded In fulfilling his con-
tract a. recover he 1900 pound anchor
ana 80 fathoms NJ chain dropped In the
channel abreast " Smiths Point by
the LlnlithRow last week
The three mastcd bark sighted to the
southwest yesterday ccynlng ~ sup
posed to be- the Kate Davenport. for
Astoria. 10 lOad clnnery supplies for
Bristol Bay \ four-master was also
reported outside
Fern Chapter. No. 3g; o. L. g.. had an
inter- sting and enjoyable session last
night Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Jcs-
slc +. Vert WAS present with other yIs-
ltlng friends. After an cxemplincation OF
work u social hour Was had and re-
frcshments were served.
Phil Stokes and wife returned Sunday
from II months visit and travel In Cal
ifornid Mr. stokes reports unusual
prosperity In the Sacramento valley.
ana especial rejoicing over the fact
that enough rain has fallen 10 insure
good crops Tor the next two seasons.
At a meeting 0f the Chamber Of Com
merce last evening a voluminous cor
respondcncc was reviewed and many
things discussed for the improvement
OF existing conditions general rOu-
tine business was transacted. including
the payment Of number OF bills.
The suits against f. T. johnson.
which were set for trial In the justice
court yesterday were postponed until
today ana II Is expected that settle
mrnt In full will be made. Another
suit was fled yesterday against Mr.
Johnsou by Angus Campbell FOR $35,l0
FOR labor.
The following arrivals on last nights
train are registered al the Occldent:
+. Harrison. d, McRae. Eugene L. sam
uels G. l.. Howard ana wife, +. j.
Mayer, +, ~ Kollock and c. w Mead.
an Of Portland j. A. Schott. J. H..
Becker and II. Il. Worthington. OF San
Francisco. and Thomas Jones and wife.
Of Wardner. Ida,