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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
MAGIC DENIES THE HE PREDICTED
DEATH OF PRESIDENT MKINLEY

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Sept 25.-An-
tonic Maggie, alleged anarchist, who
is said 20 have declared several months
ago that he knew that President Nc
Kinley would be killed before Oct. 1,
had preliminary trial before United
sta Commissioner Newcomb at Sill
yer City today, and was bound over 10
await lhe action of the United States
grand jury at Las Cruces, which meets
on Oct. :, under SO 900 bonds. He
could not furnish bail and was remand
ed into custody of Deputy United
States Marshal Fornoff, who will bring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
fsneciaI to vac Herald.l

p Washington, Sept. 25.-A bulletin Civ
en- out by the census Office today shows
there are 1O6.513 persons of school age
in Utah, of which 5S,13S are males and
53.375 females, 101. 637 native born and
4,S76 foreign born. The bulletin also
shows a total of 105,37S whites. divided
into LOG. SOB native whites and 4,T55 for
eign whites. 1t also shows a total of
1,135 colored school population, which
includes negroes, Chinese, japanese and
Indians.
In Salt Lake City. the school popu-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
ROCKEFELLER is HIT
FOR HALF A MILLION

Kansas City. Mo-, Sept. 25.-The
Times tomorrow viii say: The expert
accountants who have been at work
en- the books of the defunct Siegel- San
ders Commission company for many
months. practically completed their Ia
bors yesterday and for the first time
since the concern went to the wall
Frank Rockefeller, the Standard OIL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
Pension and Postomce.

Especial TO The Hera+e)
washington, Sept PA Mexican war
increase pension of So per month has
been granted John r. Gilbert, Boise.
Ida.
A pOstOffice has been ordered estab-
lished at ElwOOd. Box Elder county,
Utah, with Charley kroksh. postIua stef.
Second Lieutenant Pat N StErens
viii proceed to Fort Douglas for duty
with company L. Twenty third infan-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
telegraph Line to KIondike.

Vancouver, B. c., Sept. 25.-The
Klondike has been brought into tele-
graphic communication. The first mes
sage was one of congratulatiOn from
Governor Ross OF the klondike. now
III Vancouver, to his legal Representa-
tive at Dawson. The line. which is
Zoo miles long. touches at Atlin. White
Horse. Dawson and Fort Simpson and
the projected American govsr1,r,s-+
line from st. Michael,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
LEAD PRODUCERS COMBINE
Will Join Hands in Order to Protect their Interests
Smelling Trust Which Is About to
Be Formed

CHICAGO
~ Oy lne reported o a
u us UiAS' ene colIo OF the Wihitne
OF the
ooJec II Is stated is ion
sul curall production
= = = , :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
FIRST OF YACHT RACES
is TO BE SAILED TODAY
Both Boats Are in FirSt-CIasS Trim and Favorable
Weather Is Predicted.
Few Large Wagers Have Been Made But Betting New York in
Favor of the Columbia

New York Sept 25.-Weather sharps
and yachting experts unite in predict
ing that a breeze viii blow tomorrow
that viii give the Shamrock and
Columbia race that will be memora-
bic in the long series of cup events. If
weather conditions of today presage
anything. this prophecy VIII be full
nlled. After four days of almost calm
weather, rafting breeze blew in from
the northwest early this morning and
at sunrise it had reached half a gale
When the sailors of the cup yachts
and their attendant vessels turned out
Tor the last work Of preparation,
thirty-mile wind was kicking up the
Whlte caps IN Ss6idy Hook. Outside
a heavy sea was running and sailing
vessels were pounding along under
close reefed sails. While the wind died
away with the sunset. the weather
wise say it Will come again with the
morning and that all indications are
favorable for one Of the most magnifi-
cent spectacleS in yachting annals
when the two flyers go over the line
tomorrow.
had fallen. the Columbia started out
for a trial. She filled away under
mainsail, staysail and jib At 2:17.
while men trimmed down the main
sheet, others set a No. = jib tOpsaii.
The mainSail and club tOpsail set nice
'ly, but the headsails showed a few
minor faults in the leach and feet.
Tacking to port at 2:02, when she
had reached the north side OF the main
ship channel the cup defender stood
out to sea. In this narrow channel
however, she was forced to tack again
in six minutes. The wind was very
light and there was quite an ugly
swell rolling in from the eastward
which knocked the wind out of her
sails. From here out to the black
buoy at the entrance to Gedney's chan
mel, where she turned around for her
home run at 3-15, the Columbia was
forced to make thirteen lacks to cover
Scant three miles. so that il may
be easily seen she was not able to show
any speed during the spin. especially
as the wind was very light and baf-
fling.
Showed Old-time Speed.
When sheets were eased for the run
back to the Hook, the yacht showed
some of her old-time speed. The small
jib tOpsail was taken in; sixteen men
then manned the balloon jib topsaiI
halyards. and in three minutes that
sail was set and drawing well. In
hauling aft the sheet it caught in one
of the ends of the buttons of the jib
and tore the. baton pocket about a
foot 1t can easily be repaired. how
ever.
Gybing at 3:22, the yacht made her
way slowly to the point of Sandy
? Hook Rounding to there, she ran
quickly to her buoy and made fast for
the night, the whole run lasting less
I than two hours.
/ After a consultation with Manager
/ jackson and Designer Watson. Sir
/ Thomas Upton directed that it would
/ not be necessary to take the Shamrock
[ out for final spin. She lay mOored
/ at her buoy all day, her shining bronze
/ body being the object of much curios-
] ity. When Sir Thomas was told to-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
MS. MeKinlev Improving.

Canton. O.. Sept 25-Favorable re-
ports continue to come from Mrs. Nc
Kinley. She gives every indication of
steadily regaining her normal condi-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-26
Gold From Australia.

san Francisco Sept. 25.-The steamer
Sierra from Australia today brought over
s., 500 O0c in gold.
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Dispatches For schley.

1T viii be impossible for me 10 state
T. entire conversation. the witness
rcpl ed. was on board. generally
speaking. from about half past ten
20 bout noon The conversation nat
urally covered q very v-'-~ range. the
I7os- IMPORTANT o. which was, OF
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice "a hereby given. that tho Com.
mon Council NJ the city NJ Astoria ma a
declared iis intention and Determination
tp establish the grade " Duane ,drcat
from the rast line of 18th street 10 the
cast lin" ~ 18TH street In the part " the
CITY " A4tlril lail uut and recorded by
John Mcclure AMI extended by Cyrus
Olney AZ elevations IbOv. the base NJ
grades FOR said city as established by
general ordinance No Il thereof az fol-
lows:
At the east line N 18th street. 20 Zee,
above said base NJ grades. at the wet
HE and also a. the east line of l3th
street A.G feet above said base or
gra The said parr of said street to
be leyel from north 10 SOUTH the crosg-
Ing of said street and 18th street to be
level and the slope between the east
bne " IGN street and the west line Of
l5th street 10 be straight or gradual
That the Auditor and Police Judge
has been directed to give notice for ten
Iays by publication In the Morning
Astorlan In the manner provided bv
the Charter Of the City Of Astorla or
the Intention ana determination OF said
common Council 10 establish the grade
OF said portion of said street, by resolu-
ton adopted November 4. 1901. frat
publication November 6. 1901.
n. E. NELSON.
Auditor AMI Police Judge Of the CITY
" Astoria.
City Notice. No. g.
First Publication, Nov. g.
Lasi Publication. Nov 10.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
RIGHT OF APPEAL SUSTAINED
Admiralty Gases From Hawaiian Courts
Nav y, Brought 20 C,rcul, Cour,'
n Appeals

SAN FRANCISCO. Noy. The
United states Circuit Cour, " Aa7yals
has handed down an opinion sustaining
the decree In favor N ubelan,s in the
United states District court N Hawaii
In ne cas-. of J, 5. Law ami John Pll,r
W.. the wilIers Steamship Company
and The steamship Claulinc
The suit In admiralty WIS brought In
the district court ~ Hawaii 20 recover
damages lor loss d; cargo and personal
belongings caused by a collision tween
the steamer Claul.ne and The birkrn.
tine William Carson. wherein ta, car
son was sunk
The point was raised hv m, lppele.s
tnl the act whlth male provision ror
%" iulic,aI system " the Dls,rlc, N
HAwaii does not authorz, the appeal
n admiralty cases 70 ,hc cIrcu, court
II appeals Tn. court held thar !, had
Jurisdiction.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
Labor Leaders Perfect 0rganila.
ton of an Anti.Iniunction
League at Chicago.
ALARGE FUND TO BE RAISED
Practice OF ~RailrOsdiug" Strikers aud Strike
SympatAheH to Jail on luiunCtioa
PrOcsedisgs..Nul Be NisOr- .,sS
orouSly Opposed,

CHICAGO, Nov. 5--Labors scheme
for an organization 20 fight the injunc-
tlons Ot judges and courts agaius,
strikers has been realized BY the found
ing OF the Chicago Ana-Injuneton
League at a special meeting Ct the Of
neials Of the Chicago Federation of La
Dor last night,
Provision for starting a vast sinking
fund to wage legal battle in court
against ,he Imprisonment Of any sir,k-
ers or picSets under the Injunction pro
eeSses is 4 notable feature OF the new
body.
Alleged abuses which are to be Tough,
with special vigor and persistenCy are
the pracJises by which the attorneys
sf Industrial combinations are declar-
cd to have "ralroadei'' strikers ani
strike sympathiEers 70 jail On injunC-
tion pr1c sedings. Legal fights by the
best talent obtaiasble will De- made
for tue liberty of each striker or picket
as often as any are cited before a judge
for slleged violation or contempt" Of
an iniunctonal order.
Frequent use Of the writ ot habeas
corpus IS threatened and in case thar
the alleged arbItrariness OF the judges
Is Mt voluntarily restricted o. COM
PEELED by agitation. the and-iniunction
leagua Will not hesitate 70 ask for the
impeachment Of members Of the juiici-
ary on charges OF oppression Of the cit
i1en ani malfelsance in Office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
Panama Agent of Pacific Mail
Steamship Co, Caught with
Compromising Letters,
HE IS A NATIVE OF CUBA
Vaiied States tOassl tudSsr Investigating
Gase--has Beea Requested 10 Ne
prrseat At Compsuys Otilre
aud Elamlue Mali.

NEW YORK. Nov. "A dispatch 10
,he Herald from Panama saws. Cen
cru Allan, governor or Panama. has
arrested Caesar Fernandez del Rio. a
na;lve ot cuba ana acting agen, for
me Pacific Mali Steamship Company
Genearl Alhan had learned. Il is said.
;hat compromising letters had been sent
from points in Central America ad.
dressed 10 Won p,ndAman. cashier NJ the
company. He went to the Office Of the
company and made A demand .or ne
letters. 1, was found that they had not
been delivered. but In drawer In Del.
rios desk. according 10 the government,
Two envelopes were discovered which
when opened were found 10 contain
other letters, one "a Delria from A
noted insurgent mentioning former cor.
rpsP'nience and another for Domingo
p'aE. chiet ot the insurgen,s Ia tAc ie.
plr,meny of Panama. Delrlo was ar.
rested by General Alban personally and
confined with common criminals In an
underground cell. Tie applied, through
T. ;. Consul Gudger Tor release un.
ler guard until the steamship company
couli get man here
General Alhln said Ne would consent
K a deposite oS $4,000 in cash was made.
the sum 10 De forfeited Il Dslyi, com.
with the Liberals. pelria
was later allowed to go to his office
wiki A policem,n. The deposit. how
ave- was not male.
General Alban las invited Consul
iudesr To be presen, at the company's
Office af'er the arrival VI ,hs next
steamer 10 see other mail from %.
same address opened. General Abln
'ays le has assurance tina, Important
natter is on the way. He gave the
'1nsul a copy % an proceedings Ia he .
'ase incluilng The testimony.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
ARRESTED FOR MURDER

NEW YORK. Noy. 5.--Nunua LJy-
enr', an italian SILK weaver. who saw.
th1, be lives 20 W.-t sixth sr.e, win
be- 1rrlIgaeI n Dc police .our mi.
mIrn.ng, charged with murIernr
Frank Ptn1zz1ne NJ summit. y. j On
,h. Night " March II.
Li,anr, was arrested bv Detective
sergaults Price ami Petr1sln5. who
found him at work on Fltty-scvcnth
street P4nnizzone kept boarding
1'use .n summit and Lgeuro was ou.
u his borders They auarrellad be-
cause L.venro accused PannIzz,ne of
being lukewlrm IN mis- anarchist faith
They came 90 blows and Pannlzzon.
VA. struck over the head with a bot
;le ana stabbed twice In the len breast
Livr1ro fl"I 10 .his city and took the
name Of Yllo.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
NortcG raR PUBLICATION

Notice Is hsrrhy glyen. that the Com.
mon Council ~ the ClN " Astoria. has
iotlirvd lis determination aud intention
% Improve ami ppAir mn street from
the north llnc " Commercial street "a
lhr south line ~ Hpnd sirvet In The p,rl
~ ne city NJ Astoria laid Nut and 10.
cNrtN by John Ma'iurr and extended
hy cyrus olhcy upon thS nfrscn 90.
libll'hri grade thereof AMI throughout
tlc width nom curb tp curt b. tween
sidewalks hy removing ali the planking
'n said portion NJ said stfrct between
the sltwalk curhs and laying through
Iu' me lcgE,h ~ said part ~
Ali street Ca bc Improved two nov
s1r'nsvrs op each side ~ The center ~
'ald street tmAklng four s,rlnscrs ,n bn
hii through slil portion bf aid street,
sald ucW s,rlngcrs % br lah lrtWrrn
vtrlngrru nov In sAll strvct aud by
panklng said portion II saiI street
throughout The Wi1,h thereof from curb
- ,urh between aiiWAlka with soot
sound rr plank lnch,, rs 1. Inches ln
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
CALL HAS BEEN ISSUED
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES TO BE
HELD NOVEMBER u.
Citizens VIII Hold Mass Convcn.
tiOu November 2O-Their
Slate Arranged

Tn opposing political factions ar.
mtrsaal.ng their forces Tor the r.t,
I election 20 be held IN December Ye..
,srday the Republicans lssu 4 a call
fp- primaries 20 be held November a.
when delegates will bee elect. O., the
..,y convention, wAich is s-hdul.J tl
m-'. November q. The Ctiz ms coun-
| ~ central dJmm.'tee also als deter
mined upon a date for the convention.
which will occur November 20. 4 cal
H.l be- issued IN The course " dav or
two. Il was az frs, prop Jsed by -a.
Citizens that primaries AMI conyen-
ti1n should be held in the regular man
nrr bui the plan was abandoned So that
there could not be any question as to
the legality II he nominations.
As yet there Is little talk among the
Republicans Of probable candidates. It
is believed that City Treasurer Car.
MY, Street Superintendent Kearney and
Surveyor Tee viii be renomlnated.
though whether r no: the Republ-
cans viii again name II. f. Nelson
f,r au litor has not been intimat-d. IN
terest will center. u course. In the
eln,es. FOR mayor and that fOr police
commissioner. Aspirdnts among The Re-
pubicans have not yet announced their
cand. iacles.
The Citizens will hold a mass con-
yeniI0n. at which all goters viii be en-
titled 10 seats. Candidates will be &C.
leated and then will b. nominated bv
petition, unless there should be 100 or
more voters in attendance The con.
yenti2n win be neld a. Fishers opera
house on Wednesday. November 20.
The Citizens have practically com
DIete1 heir slate. It was generally ex-
Dected that Leander Lebeck, whom May
or Bergman tried unsuccessfullv to aD-
point 70 the office Of police commits
sioner to MI the vacancy caused by the
death Of Commissioner schebe. would
b. nominated this year. but II now ap-
pears that w. ]. Cook. at Present coun-
Gilman from the Second ward. will be
the choite. Mr.. Cook Is regarded bv
the Citizens as one Of their stronger
men.
The Citizens will not again lndorse
Treasurer Carney. II statements Of party
eaders are to be relied upon. The nom
nation will be rendered to Charles V.
Brown. of the firm Of Peterson & Brown
or 10 Dan 3. Allen, son Of Representa-
i've Allen. The slate as announced Is
is follows: a
For nayor-Isaac Bergman.
For police commissioner-W. J. Cook. |
For auiitOr-H. r. Nelson.
For tr.asurer-C. v. Brown or d. b. |
Allen.
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alae, Al material used IN sald ronar
and Improvement shall no good sound
rri OF yellow Or and zald Improvement
except 40 herein otherwlae hfnvlicd
| shall conform to tho requirements NJ
general ordnance No 1901 IN relation 10
ihc Improvement ~ streets,
That tho costa and expenses ~ MAX.
ing said repair ANA Improvement shalt
hr betrayed bN special anscsamrnl up1h
tho iotp. lands and promises ahuitluH
upon nnii Htrcct ur otherwise brnvnis
ted by aald repair and Improvement
prn.raia according 90 the estimated
benefits, which said district " lnta lands
and premises ln DO assessed 10 derray
tho rrsta ana rNprnsan. ag said Improve
mrnlu h ~ follows
tNmm rurlng at the nnrthWrtt cnfnrr
NJ lot 2 NJ block 80 Ia the part NJ ,ht
CIV " Astoria laid uu, aud recorded hY
John Mcclure ani extended by cyrus
ulncv ami tunnlns lh'utv anHtArrly an
a straight linr 30 Tho southwest corner
NJ bot In said block AMI running ,honct
utuIrrly un sggalEhl Inc o. tho south.
east cayncr " lot is IN block bN ~ -aii
part II stid city and running lhrntr
noWhrtW go nuaiEh, line 60
tho nJrthuia, corner nt nt Ia
.ali hlock @ and thence westerly On
a straight line b, tho point ~ beginning.
and accordingly aaii district Is ~ con.
tain lots y. 4 and NJ said block ~
and lum L. e. 3 e, - ana "a NJ aali
block bN. an In the CIV ~ Astoria as laii
nut and recorded hy John Mcclure and
extended hy cyrus ulnrN and Includes
an II the lots o. DO aaprsacd f1r taid
repair and Improvement
That the city surveyor ~ the City ~
Astoria has bcrn directed 20 prepare
and Me with The Auditor AMI ratcr
Judge " aald city estimates VI the costs
and expenses NJ constructing said In
proycmvnt and plans ana specifications
fop The proposed work
THAT this notice Is published Ia the
Morning Aatnran tnr rlEh, days IN
pursuance TO resolution adopted on
November l. 1901
Ordering the same November q 1901
date NJ nrst publication
~ - NELSON
Auditor and police Judge ~ ,hc CITY
" Astoria
city Notice 40
Fwg Publication. Nov q
Last Publication. Nov IS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
FINANCES ARE SHORT
REGATTA COMMITTEE NEARLY
$50 TO THE BAD.
Expenditures for Eighth Carnival
Exceeded S7,OOO-Statement
OF Chairman Parker.

At las, nights meeting Of the Push
Club, Chairman F. l. Parker. OF the re-
gatta committee. presented his hnal re-
port The statement shows a defcl; OF
A44.4l The total receipts was s6s75.22
while the expenditures aggregated
s7OlsSs.
From Chairman Parker's report it
viii BE- seen that the athletic evening
cost the committee S3s.ss. Thi. event
was the very best feature of the car
nival. bu; the affair was not proper
ly adyertisei and the ATTENDANCE was
very slim. But for this the regatta
would have been a financial success.
Ths field day tai. year was also a
losing proposition The cost of pulling
on the athletic events was 3606S2. while
the receipts were only y3ss75. leaving
a deficiency u S21SO7.
In a way the regatta has been a
financial success. The cost o. build
ing the graHdstand. tearing Il down
and storing Il away was 1895. but. as
the stand Is al the present time. it is
worth fully $3.50. 1t can be used for six
or eight years to come AMI can be
counted as a valuable asset
Mr.. Parker's report TO The Push Club
was as follows:
I'VE Inc regatta committee for 1901,
having been appointed and commls-
stoned by you 70 arrange and conduct
the annual regatta Of this year. Deg
eave to make report as f1ll0ws:
The regatta. as an attraction. was
grand success. eclpsing anything here.
tof7re attempted, bur from a financial
standpoin; was a failure, as win appear
from the following statement:
"plgefDte
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
GERMANS AGGRlENEp
BIcrly Rtsrn, ChAmborAns Rclrr.
caye To- Fr1nca-Gemtn War

NEW YORK Nov 5-Anorijug N
,h' London correspondent, of the rr.b.
unc Eng!Ishmcn have been noticing with
surprise The bitter rrscu,mcn, eNcttcI In
Germany by Mr., Chambchain's casual
reference % the FuncAGsrman war
Il s a straw showing he direction "
the wind In Germany, wnero, In spite
" the smperors cordial relation, with
the reigulng house here England Is ~.
garded as an Industrial enemy ana Is
not llkei.
This revelation " anti English ,ccl,
Ing IN Germany strengthens the desire
ot public men aud n, press In London
Tor a settlement " all outIanllnv
questions between England ana Amer.
lea An expression commonly heard is
tina. good feeling with America viii be-
worth more than N, closes, alliance
vita Germany
The objections raised bv canada %
seIticmea, u the canal controversy Ar,
attracting attention bu, he nope Is an.
;ertainvi ,ha, Premier L3ur.tr's lu.
nutncc will D. exercised and ll. ,hrr.
VIII b. no opposition rsm Ottawa 90
embarrls thr foreign H'H,s n opening
a way gor the Adjustment of me entire
series og CarIiaa VA s,I1ps
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06
WORLD ~ END NEXr YEAR

This rs the rrccn, decision u ore VI
the prmIntn, cac,c,Ics ot me World.
ana whllc there may o. Tow pc,p.-
who VIII believe thus prediction. Tiers
arr thousands ot Others who po, ou,
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that there Is Nuly onr qirc curr fur at
stomach. liver and bowel complaints.
AMI that Is HhstrUrr's stomach nV.
trts Il has been highly recommended
by prominent physicians. because 10 has
Away. been found reliable W. ugsc
those who ara suffering from .lJgrstiIn.
dyspepsia, constipation. nt,u.rucy ptr.
vousness hr insomnia. Co give % ar
trial ~ not acrrp; substitute Tho
genuine has our private ltg stamp
over the neck ur the bftUe
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-06

kdarsl ia tnlfn.lna ana aAtermlna,
tla6 "a establish the grade " ilth
street rrom the north limo VI Duane
strcct 10 the south llnc NJ Exchange
street. 80 thar tho aamr viii ho al elvya.
,iona above Ihe base " gtadoa fnr the
city W Astoria W established hy gen
rtal ordlnanr No, II ~ follows
Al thv north llnt W Duane "a gl6 "a.
above said hasr " Eradrs AZ the >nuth
Tine ~ ENrhaugn s,rrct PSI rrrt ahnve
said base " grades, the SLOPE IT said
'Irc"t between said designated points
a. hc straight w gradual
That the Auditor aud pnllcc judge ~
said CITY has been directed yn Elvp no.
lice u tho Intention ~ tho said Cnuncii
"a rsthllah tho grade W atid portion
" said atrcct A. aforesaid by puhlca.
ton Tor zen days In the Morning Aa.
iorlau ia,i publication % DO made an
aid notice 70 10 glvsn IN the mtnusf
provided hv the Charter ~ said CITY, hV
resolution adnptci November 4 lgOi
Flrs, publication NV q ip0l
n n. NELSON
Auditor ant Police judge N the Guy
VI Astoria
Citv Nhtlur. No 7
FRS, publication Nov. &.
Last Publication, Nov. 10