The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-12

San Francisco shipping men think the
Jlgmasted bark sighted IN nid-ocean by
the schooner RnsnmOnd was the VIII
lie Rickmers. bound from Hlogo. Japan.
TO the C0lum01.
Attorney General Blackburn has rem
dered nm opinion that under the prcs-
cnt fisheries law fishermen viii be
obliged 10 take out both individual and
appliance licenses
Horace Ewing and company which IL
To present the widow Bedott" at Fish
/ er'a opera house Monday and Tuesday
nights viii come dp from San Fran
cisco on the Columbia.
The citizens ~ st. Heiens are consId-
ering the Availability Of building new
and commOdi0us court house. 4 mass
meeting WAS held Wednesday night In
| furtherancc ~ the project
Seattle shippers predict an increased
demand for Halted Puget Sound salmon
during the coming year and estimate
| that fully $1,000 barrels will be shipped
east during the coming year
Mr. ]. D. Levy and daughter. Mrs. g.
N. Cellar and son. left yesterday for
San FrancisaO 10 attend the wedding
of Miss Tally Levy. sister OF Mrs. Gel
lar, The ceremony will be performed on
April %.
Lewis B. Cox. a prominent Portland
lawyer. died IN that city yesterday af-
Ter an Illness extending over several
months during which two severe opera
tlons were performed a wife and three
sons survive.
l.. T.. Sellg. manager OF Fishers thea
ter. was appointed water baillff yestcr-
diy BY Master Fish Warden Van Du-
sen and assigned TO the canneries. where
he VIII examine applicants for licenses
ana issue the same.
! The concert last night by Paloma and
! Klrit schramm at the Methodist church
was well attended and the clever chill
/ drcn gave particularly Brilliant pro-
gram. Mrs. Maddox sang Winters
Lullaby" by DE Koven.
Percy r. sovey returned on last
nights train from Portland. where he
attended a meeting for the purpose OF
| forming a Portland Astoria Vancouver
amateur baseball league. No definite
acticn was taken and another meeting
will be- held Sunday. April %. at which
time IN agreement VIII be submitted
1 ar Signature.
| A. the home Of Charles LnIstrom In
| this city. y. T. Anderson and Miss An
/ ME Kerneli. both OF Fort Candy, Wash.
wert married last night, the Rev. VIII
/ Ham Seymour Short ofilcitting. The
guests present were Messrs and Mes
DANES Lun1dulst. Hendricks and Ander-
son. Mrs. Davis. OF Chinook Messrs.
4 lkernlll. Loursen. Sandel and Lund-
quist AMI the Misses Henderson and
| Hendricks.
Captain Ward. OF .he schooner Rosa
mond. which recently arrived In San
| Francisco, brought news OF having
passed dismasted bark about 1000
miles of Santa Barbara. The vessel
was making slow progress under a
small slil and all the topmaats. save
the iigger. with everything attached,
were gone. Captain Ward tried to sig
nal the bark but no response being
made. he continued on his course.
Fish Commissioner Little OF Washing
ton has written To Master Warden Van
Duscn expressing his desire 10 appear
before the Oregon state board OF fish
commissioners At the next meeting to
discuss the hatchery situation. MrllAttle
is very anxious that Oregon operate the
Wenatchee hatchery and thinks he can
CONVINCE the board that 1t will be to
Its interest to do so. Washington will
operate but two hatcheries this year,
one at Klickitat and one at Little Spo-
kane.
A telephone message received by
Master Fish Warden Van Dusen yes
\ terday notified him OF the arrest Of
Erik Saelln. near Mayors yesterday,
on charge OF Illegal fishing. The man
was discovered by Water Baillff Fred
Wickman and Deputy Fish Commits
sloner e. c. McReavy, OF Washington.
No fish We're found In the mans pos
session but his net was In the water
and was contiscated along with his
boat. He was taken TO ST. Helens for
trial and was released on 500 cash
ball.
Matt Makarainen. the Seattle saloon
keeper who was arrested at the instance
OF officer James Phillips, charged with
being an absconding debtor was re-
leased yesterday upon partial payment
Of the claims against him. Makarainen
played In hard luck In Astoria, A mo-
ment previous to his arrest he passed
/ a purse cont inning $3.50 to 4 companion
with instructions that II be turned over
to his daughter TO be used as ball mon
ey. The friend evidently forgot the
daughters address. for he has not been
seen since and with him has disap-
peared all trace OF the $3.50.
Don't fail to see the musical farce
comedy widow Bedott" at Fishers
opera house next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. 1t is the funniest play ever
n L. A..I "a l..A