The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-30
WILL Be BURIED TODAY
SERVICES OVER REMAINS OF
HON. J C.. TRULLISGER.
Funeral From Family Residence
at I y. M. and Interment
VIII Be in Oceanv.ew.

The funeral Of the Hon John Carse
Trulllnger, who died Sunday morning.
will be held today from the family resi-
dence. at p. m. At 1875 a special train
will leave the West Shore Mills Com
pany dock for OceanYiew cemetery
where the interment vii be- The public
~ invited % attend the funeral. and
Mayor Bergman and the city council
will be present in a body
The Hon. e. w Fulton VIII deliver
the funeral address at the house. and
prayer will be said at the grave by the
Rev. Henry Narcotic. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church.
The active pail bearers VIII he F. j.
Taylor. benjamin Young. Il. e. Hughes
w. Il. Dement,. r l. Parker and Gran
vile Reed The honorary pail bearers
will be Mayor Isaac Bergman. a. Mont
gomery, D. X. Warren. J. Q. A. Bowl
by r. w. Tallant. X. s. Carruthers
William Chance. r. Sherman. Judge j.
n. y. Gray. e. s. Wright, J. n. Smith.
s. s. Gordon. George Noland. s. r. Har-
rlg ". J.. Robb. H. B. Parker. George
Davidson and John Hahn.
In the passing Of Mr.. Trulllnger As
tnria has lost a citizen who did much
In It's development dn1 always stood
ready to do Whatever vas In his power
FOR the good Of the city He was born
In Fountain County. Indiana. July %
1895 and came to Oregon In the fail OF
lsiS The gold excitement in Califor-
MIA drew him 10 that state In the early
F0's. but after a year spent In mining
he returned to Oregon and had since
made this state his home. He operated
Touring mills at Oswego and Forest
Grove and for a time was interested In a
mercantile venture at Milwaukee. where
he conducted the largest warehouse on
the river.
Mr. .Trulllnger came TO Astoria In
1875 and engaged In the lumber mill
business erecting the plant since ac-
quired by the West Shore Mills Co..
in which Mr.. Trullinger and members
~ his family were largely inter ssted.
He also engaged in logging on a large
scale on the Walluskj river and owned
large farm on YOung's river. From
1886 10 1883 Mr.. Trullinger was may
or of Astoria. defeating the Hon c. W.
Fulton. Previously he had been a
member Of the city council. In Decem-
Der. 1891. he was elected a member OF
the beard Of police commissioners. and
the following year was elected TO the
state legislature serving at the jan
uary session. 1893. his colleague during
the session being Captain J. c. Camp
bell
During the boom days when enthus-
iasm ran high Mr.. Trullnger was fore
most among the aggressive and pro-
gressive citizens who were always
ready to do whatever possible for the
benefit OF the city At a meeting held
L., II T.
coined an expression which was current
FOR several years after. At that time
Minneapolis was attracting the atten-
ton Of the country by the marvellous
rapid strides. that the Minnesota city
was making In the course
n his speech Mr. Trullinger said that
the people Of Astoria needed TO get
Minneapolis move" on them and the
expression thereafter stood for enter
prise and push. Mr.. Trullinger was
married in 1853 to Miss Hannah Boyles
in Washington county and the widow
and eight children survive.