The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-27

from BAKERS BAY yesterday.
The teachers OF the Astoria schools
VIII meet In regular monthly confer.
enes at the olney school next satur.
day.
Mr. Brewer will sing solo In the
| Presbyterian church this morning
There win also be anthems by a mixed
anartet,e,
Tho ohaequiea over the late Irving
Quincy Tewksbury win take place
this afternoon from pohl's undertak.
Ing parlors.
Funeral services over the remains OF
the infant child Of George w. Miller
wiz be held today. with Intermen, in
Greenwood
The steamer Sue III. Eimore passed
out 10 sea yesterday morning. with a
full cargo and fair passenger lst,
bound for Tiiiamook.
= ". MoraY. president OF the VII.
Iamstte Falls Electric Company, "a.
gether with hIs daughter. was a visl-
tor In the city yesterday.
Albert seafeldt returned from h,a
vacation, spent at Peierson's iIfe-say.
Ing station at westport, Washington.
yesterday He reports ilne outing.
The funeral OF the infant child OF
Mr, and Mrs. George w. Miller. who
died yesterday morning, win occur TO.
day with in.ermant In Greenwood Gem.
atery.
Coroner pohl used his new dlalnfect-
ant Hprayer for the FIRST time ,esser.
day In the case Of removing the re.
mains Of Mrs. A. Hanson from her late
residence to the morgue.
Two prisoners are still In the coun.
~ Jail ..'he chlnaman debtor and
Herman waymeiatcr, the man charged
with stealing logs. are contentInr
themselves indcr Sheriff IAnyille's bin
OF fare until they are relieved or dls.
posed or for good.
The regatta committee ~ divided up
IL expected 10 make fun report ly
May 10. II the people subscribe suf-
acien.ly In the meantime the regatta
will be a SO, otherwise further devcl-
opmenta will have TO tell the story.
But no one doubts the success Of the
present committee In charge
Complaint comes again and again OF
the dog nuisance in this city. While
there are many good ones. yet there
are hundreds OF worthless ones and
they have become such a nuisance that
the complaint has spread among even
the greatest dog.ioyers In the commu-
nifty The pound liz regarded as the
place for relief against what they call
a disgrace to the city.
County Treasurer Thompson reports
that in spite OF the fact that he ls
paying out large sums Of money daily,
he has never known the county to re-
tain prettler cash balance on hand.
II indicates prosperous times, lie says.
In hard times the warrants are pre-
scented with rush, but now men
seem to have plenty OF money and
only cali at leisure and cash their war
rants agaIns unity.
Jetty work Ia under headway under
the old appropriation and win continue
right along. Seventy steel cars have
just been completed at Fort stevens
and ten more are under construction.
The whole season will be put In In re-
pairs on the lefty under the old plans,
and Il Is expected to get all OF the
breaks made by the winters storms
In good shape before winter comes
again.
Charlie Raymond. Pa i'esney and |
Billy Ford have just returned from q
hunting trip op Clatsop Plains, with
stories OF wonderful experiences, But
the most important event OF the trip
was the Workmanship of Raymond
After discovering what he took to be
l large flock OF wild geese he crowd |
ID through the mud and slush several
hundred yards and, judging that he
was In range, fred. The result was
hat he ruined large flock" of de-
10Y geese. and the boys have been
ever since at his expense.
Subcommittee TO interview person
n various business lines, regarding the
coming regatta. have been appointed
~ the chairman, Herman Wise, as
p, A. Stokes and w, II,
Copeland, shoes and drygoods; August
groceries. hardware and
r. J. Taylor, lawyers, ply
Iloians, dentists and property owners;
I. g. Van Dusen, Gamers, sawmill and
manufacturing; ]. ". Griffin and o, I.
PETERSEN, transportation, real estate
md Insurance; Herman Wise, restau-
ants, saloons, cigar stores and pollti-
al candidates. The committee viii
'egin work tomorrow morning and ex-
'eet to have report ready for the
egular meeting OF the Push Club