The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-07


stroke of raraIysia is slowly lmproN-
ing and there II hope of bis ultimate
recovery.
The MGnzaDlla came 10 her dock yes
terdny lying the flag den0ting that the
lighthouse inspector, Captain Day, was
on board
There is u larger run of stcelheads
IN the river now than usual and some
Of the boats that are out arc making
good hnuls.
Among the COMMERCIAL travellers In
town yesterday were j. n. Dwyer, of
san rrnnnIsc0 and Geo. Il. cleaveland.
OF Chicago.
Miss Matloek. Of silverton, has been
re-ctkGged ~ teacher for the next
term Of the Deep River school 10 be-
gin February ~.
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whikkey. The only pure goods; guar
lInteed rich and mellow. JOHN L.
CARBON. Sole Agent
w. s. stone. who was formerly con-
nccted with tie local Office OF the o.
II. & ~. has engaged In the restau-
rant business IN Portland.
John A. Montgomery has openej n
| shop al f2i Bond street and Is prepared
10 10 all classes 0f plumbing ana tin
ming at the lowest possible rates.
|
DP Enfna Inat "a vaAuahtn dynrHoaf
yesterday. He had left II hanging In
The hallway OF his hcmc. and II is sup
Dogcd some thief carried II away
Roslyn coal lasts longer. ls clearer
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney fiues than any other George
w, Sanborn. agent. Telephone 1871.
Tho stcnmshIp Condor. OF the santc
~ 4 Orient line. iH due 20 arrive down
| the river some time this morning. Shs
carries n cargo of -four for the Orient
Chas W. Alter has removed 10 As
turiA permanently and commenced re-
pairing and building his cold storage
plant. which win be operated In 1901
The o. x. 4 y. 60. have ceased
conling at the R1slyn coal docks and
are now buying Of the Pacific Coast
rompany.--Round Lumber company,
agents.
II you want groceries that are gi0-
ccrics. goods that sell on their mer-
It's. goods that make customers and
keep them. 40 TO a. w. Shipley. the
| reliable grocer.
4 large force Of carpenters are al
work on the steamer Bailey Gatzert.
| when the work Of oyerhnulng and re-
pairing Is completed the vessel will
be practically new.
\ colony of sixty Japs Is located on
Stuart creek, engaged In logging and
wuodcuttlng. They have built fume
from where they are working 10
Quincy. on the Columbia.
rhr iirst practice by the Young
Ladieh Orchestra for the Library Asso-
ciation next Tuesday evening AT Han
thorns nall. was held yesterday at the
residence OF Miss Elmore.
WIN. Wallace. who Is selling plaros
nric for the Eilcr Piano House, says
10 see shernan's Transfer Company
handle pianos Is like getting money
irom home, They are all right
The Columbia River Packers Asso-
citation are settled In their new and
cummodlous quarters. The latest i'm
provcmcnts as to heating and lighting
make their offices very convenient.
We see repairs to fences and side
walks around the city that denote
spring Is rot far of Mrs. Gilman has
greatly improved the corner OF Eighth
and Exchange b va partially new fence.
CaDtal.i Benton, OF Washington bar
ricades. who will relieve Lieut. Cloke
AZ Fort Stevens, Is expected TO arrive
To-Day. Captain Benton will join his
battery nt his new station, Fort Riley,
kas.
The old wharf west OF the Sanborn |
bunkers has been leased TO the Tres |
colt Packing company, and work has |
already begun on the receiving station |
and Geld storage plant TO be erected |
there.
peole across the river yesterday TO the |
quarantine station. They enjoyed the |
delightful warm day while DR.. Earl |
attended to the various duties OF his |
position.
The best local talent has kindly con-
sented to sing and play for the Ladies
Ala society concert at the Methodist |
church next Monday evening, and a !
musical treat Is In store for those who |
attend. Remember the time and place. |
One of the most delightful social |
events OF the season was the ball last |
evening given by the Order OF Eagles |
al Foard Il Stokes hall. There was
large attendance, the best Of music, |
and the evening was thoroughly enjoy
ed by ALL
The contract for constructing the
Waluski bridge has not yet been
awarded but the matter will be con-
sldercd by the county court today. AS
the bid for steel structure is less than
$4,000 higher than for wooden one 1t is
quite possible the bid for the former
will be accepted,
The Astoria & Columbia River rail-
road being ever mindful of the inter-
ests of this port, will lay a ship on for
Astoria direct. She will sail on or
about the 18th of February The A.
& c. II. II. are to be commended for
thus promptly meeting he requirements
Of our merchants. Particulars as to
rates on freight from j. c. Mayo, genral
freight and passenger agent at the A.
n c. r. r. office.
Complaints have been heard from
people living along the Lewis and
Clarke against the conduct of the log
gers blocking the stream and 1t is
probable that the county court win in