The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-15

ASTORlA, I
The Irish giant" IL himself again
and has been given his liberty. Mr.
MoGlarDey. by few days OF quiet has
entirely recovered iI1s sanity and sher-
M Llnylils has discharged him without
On examination being held.
Df, @. A. Thornton formerly TIE
principal u the Shiveiy sohoot Of this
city AMI al one time resident Of ASH
land, has been elected president Of The
medical class In Portland of which he
Ia member. The class In branch Of
The University OF Oregon
The circuit court adjourned late last
nleht without having completed The
ease Of Grlmberg estate W the coiuni.
bia River Packers association. To-
morrow the court convenes and the de-
fendants side win be taken up. the
argument for the plaintiff being II 10.
\ drowning occurred near Wesip0rt,
Friday afternoon when Louis Driscoil
lost his life IN priscoil slough, The
deceased nnd his brother were on board
a launch when In some manner Louis
fell overheard Every effort was pro
mpily made 10 recover the body, but
without avail.
The county commissioner court VIII
convene tomorrow at which time an
estimate Of The amount Of timber in
claims throughout the county will be
considered. The report OF the View
ers appointed to lay out road In the
vicinity OF Elsie win not be considered
until next term,
The whaling steamer william Bay
lies has cleared San Francisco for
cruise In the Arctic md gone into the.
stream preparatory 10 sailing The
steamers Beluga andThrasher are near
ty ready to follow and the gasoline
schooner Monterey is also nearly rady /
to put'to sea for Behring sea and The
Arctic,
The Columbine. Captain Richardson, /
lea.ied supplies i,nd buoys yesterday
to trip southwark. She ,
will leaYe at $50 this morning. wea- ,
,her permitting. and viii 80 as far as I
Coos Bay. She viii deliver supplies /
TO the lightshIp this morning, and win /
siraighien out the aics 10 navigation ,
AMI supply the light stations from
Yaqulna TO Coos bay. returning in five j
or six days. /
Henry Mustola and his younger pro- !
thar went 10 Tongue point yesterday !
% follow ny the clew they had obtained I
The day previous In regard TO their I
missing sister. The boys left here at Il
p IN and returned at in the even
ms without having gained the least In
'ormatlon relative to the object of their y
II Miss Mustoia had been seen $
n the vicinity Of the Tongue she had :
.siiently not tarried there and 30 the II
shole affair is as mysterious as ever. u
j. q. Hawthorne, formerly OF this y
ity,. but now resident Of Portland, u
3 stlil actively Interested In the fishing =
business. He Is very optimistic as TO U
he outlook for the forthcoming can u
ling season. He believes that the pack n
vim be large even II number OF can !,
IerIes do close down In southeastern u
,laska ,as II Is reported they viii. AL Il
hough last season was n good one, =
.ir. Hawthorne thinks this years pack n
viii surpass II. q
The fact that no vlolators Of the close o
shlng season law have been arrest q
d Is not because the warden and his y
equities have been negligent in the u
natter. Information Is at hand and u
nore win be forthcoming this week p
hitch will bring the wrong-doers up OF
With sharp jerk. The law is very u
lain on the subject and any violation 81
( 1t is. Of course. wilful. so that the "a
will have only themselves 10
, blame for the consequences OF their y
cts. y
is
sheriff Linvllle, after having been le- 60
ally advised on the subject. has decid- "a
1 to rebate percent on all taxes paid NJ
March 1S is the last day.
at as II falls on Sunday, taxpayers
III have the privilege OF paying In on
Ie i6th in accordance with the rebate
stem. The same would have been IN
ue had the last day fallen on holi- n''
" and the same principle is carried ma
IT as applied to the payment of pu
,te which when due on an Off day, a si
" of grace Is granted, oN
kid" Brodahl, who AT one time sre- SCI
ded in Seaside, is now a resident OF Jo'
berdeen where he superlntends the ne