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The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

The visit oi the American Insti- tuie of Mining Engineers to Alaska next month should be great thing for this country and the Yukon. It is said that within a year after their visit to Mexico. and directly traceabie 10 it, S13,000,OC0of Ameri- can and European capital was in- vested in the mining interests of that country. It will be strange if great things do not follow their trip to Alaska.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

Lost riNer, Whlcn enters Bcrln' sea twenty-five miles east of Car, Prince of Wales, rises near Brooks mountain. about twelve miles from the coast, and flows southwarl. The tin lodes of the Lost river basin are on two tributaries known as Tin creek and Cassitcri;e creek. which flows into Lost river from the cast side. Mos, of the develop ment work has been done on Cas- siterite creek. The country rock of the whole basin is limestone, with some intruded dikes and stocks of granite and granite porphyry. Tin ore Was discovered here in 1903 in connection with a granite-por- phyry dike which extends from the hillside above Cassitcrite creek across the mountain to Tin creek, d distance of one mile"
 The group of claims located along this dike, according to report, was bonded in 1903 to capitalists. Ac- tive development was carried on for only month. Numerous other lodes of ore have been exploited.
 "The general result of the work done on Cassiterite creek" the report continues, during the last last season is to demonstrate that there is an ore body, about sixty by fifteen feet, in the west end of the dike known as Cassiterite lode. This ore body was systematically sampled, but the exact average of the assays made have not been reported to tine writer, and its ex- tent in depth has not been tested. East of this ore shoot the dike probably does not contain enough tin to be of value. The limestone surrounding the west end of the dike contain several small but well defined veins of very rich ores, and in places are so filled with minute veins as to become practically a stock-work ore body. The bond under which most of the work was done last summer covered only part of the ground on which tin ore has been found, and work was suspended because the bonding price was too high in the light of these developments. The oriei2al locators who remained on t e ground worked on one of the small veins late in the season and pro- duced and shipped to Seattle twelve tons of ore, estimated to carry from 10 to 12 per cent of metallic tin. Two men working on the croppings of this vein, and third hauling with wagon and team ofAhree horses, were able to Gine, sack and haul to the beach one ton of ore a day.
 "lin ore of the same general character as that at Cassiterite creek has been found on Tin creek, and prospectors report that the croppings of the lodes have been located, though nothing more than assessment work has been done, and this merely to hold the ground. Tine locality was not examined by the writer.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

The largest diamond ever discov- cred nas been found near Pretoria. The stone weighs 3,032 carats and Is said 10 be |; pure white diamond of good quality. It is valued there at $3,5Oo,G0o to $4. 100000.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

schooner Olympia, scut,led the ship and made the mainland with such valuahleS as he was able to scure from the ship and passengers. The only survivor was Mss Elsie Morgan, whom the negro took with him.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

New Orleans, July 12-Robcrt McGill, a negro. armed with rife. killed twelve of the crew and pas sengers of the South American
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

St. Petersburg, July 12-M. "itte has been appointed to suc- ceed M. Maurav;efi, as head of the Russian peace commission.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

Ho'el Holman. Copper Center, has enclosed d 40-acre tract of first class pasture for the accommoda- ton of its patrons.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

Provisions at Valdez IF ces with freight added. Copper Center Min ing X Trading Go.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13
IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT FOR FoRrY-MILE PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION OF THE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA BEFORE E. R. BRADY, COMMISSIONER AND Ex
 OFFicIo JUDGE OF PROBATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE EsraTp Nor,cp

OFFiCIo JUDGE OF PROBATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE NOTICE
 To JAMES G. JOHNSTON, DECEASED. )CREDIToRs. Notice is hereby gwen, to all persons having claims against the estate of James q. Joh nsts.n decreased, to present the same, with proppl vouchers therefor, within six months from the date hereof, to the underdersigned, admins tretor of said estate, at his residence ..pori creek claim number two below discovery on Walkers Fork creek, Forty Mile Precinct, Ter ritory of Alaska.
 ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
 Adn.inis rator oi said Estate Dated at Wiekersham, forty-Mie Precinct Territory of Alaska, this list day of June. l9a5. ate or hrst publication July 6, iSla. Late of last publics tion. Aug. 3. l9o5.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13

Notice is hereby giYel. that the uiis!e;sig,l d was on the 2oth day of iune, 1905. daly and reg I!atiy h pointed AS asimi inis;rator of he estate of ous Hansen, ceaeased, and all creditors Q, persons having claims against said estate ase fcinired to exhibit the-:, with .i,e Iiecessa " vouchers within six months aft.r inc frs; pubietation of this notice. "a me as ;tdmi :. is ,ratar oi said estate, rt ny place of business at the town oi s'alacz. .iaska
 Dated this 29t Il dGT of June. A. F. 1gli
 aoslFH A. RoURgE.
 Administrator ei Ihe estate of Gus Ha.sen deceased.
 Date oi first publication, June alth, l9l5. Date of last publication July z7th, 1905
The Alaska prospector., 1905-07-13
Beef, Mutton, Pork Poultry and Game.

IN TIE COMMISSIONERS COUGF FOR Til TERRITORY OF ALASKA. THIRD D!VI-
 SION. AT VALDEZ. IN PROBATE. IN THE MATTER OF rHEl ESTATE OF tNorlcE TO CeEDITops
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Concerning Persons and Things in
 This District.

Charley Edwards. ot Eurrk;,. took passage ou the Monarch ipr Iiliim-. Alaska
 Frank, Grahan ana Lindsey are living in Lewis Shequin'> cabin nn :; Little Minnok
 Dad Fu-ter las returned te Glen for tla winter, after -rcndipg i,.s weeks in town.
 Louis Seylvr lias given fip Ii- ky wit, C. R. Peek on NJ, s Little Mineek. and has s,ne with Frank Stevens t,, Glen. where they will prospect this wiia,r
 aIr. Hicks. the pail River pro-lartor, + hauling the winter worl for ,l,e mi- ner~ on Little Minnok, Mess, SiA Will liam-, langier'l, lsley, Peek aid l;nck Icy.
 The hsS arr all cut and h..N,,i for the readl.u~e ansI barn "n Eureka creek The leg- will he laul,i and thu hmibi- ing- l,ut up in ~hnrt rrlcr a- san n- tln. -isizhing urtr zpA.
 cap Mayo l. puttinv ui' I pii~. lsllsr capable ni running fsarr lsinl-. ~hiel. s'esrr' shirley awi tlmrIey Nayp wiIl l'-e m prospecting trip thl~ winter. The irs- as vet have mot .leehlssl ln-t where they wiIl p,
 
 The steamer lsssl~tva arsiysd lrHn ftat t,il,lon sunday evening with sal.. pli,- bs telegraph construction, alvl h.. laavtesl the following swwminx Private easanaagh of tlsv b.al ~satb.u gr~r ust with shs telegraph esa~sFustls.p efeW.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11
Notice of. Forfeiture.

iGGeorge A. Corbett aTi A. H. Austin:
 You. aud ach of you, W i'll tuke t,ufit.a .bt.. fhe undersigned co-owner with you ii, the placer mining claim known ns = No above discovery on Little Minook Jr. creek. sit,. ated ihfhe Rampant mining and recording district District uf Alaska, has ex pended one hundred dollars. isi labor and improvements 'sris said pleeer mining claim during each of the ears ending December 3i lYts 1903 nrrl lssA. as required bs the laws of the Cnited states to hold the same, aud that If wisisin tiIrety days from the date of service Of this notice npou yoa by i,siblicatio tioii--t that k to sas ninety days uffer the itvh day of Jan.ary, lsts~ ~.yon fail neglect refuse to contribute sour proportio,afe share of such eAf,entii- ture- as co-o. .ner. yoilr interest " i'll be for feitesi to tfe undersigned e0.o~rler
 Date of tirst publication. Oct Ii. lsts
 Date of last pubIicatioi,. Jan. It. ipO6
 ". M. HAWKINS Z
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Jotli, Rock:
 }nu VI Ill take notice that the ut.aersig;,e.l .s,-owner With you in | he placer mniug claim known as claim No. 2 aisoye discovery orl part mihi,g alih recording distriss. Di-srirs of Ainska. has expeuded usse htin,iresi Il .sliars II labor aud improyen,enfs. on said placer miising claim during rifch f,f the yenrs eul- ing Dec. 8, 1901. fs. fsR and i90s as reu,iresl br the laws of the United Stnses to hold the. same and thas If sifhin ninety days from the date. Vf sertisc of fhis notice ni,uss snsl by sinisiiesif i,is-fhat Is to sny ssit4ets days after the iosh day of Janssnry. ls.E you tall neglect Dr refuse te rgntrihntr your tropor- uwuer, your Interest a ili he forfeif~si h, the lIntiersixfed co-o~ ter.
 Date af hr-s qualifications, f1ct. n. Isr.
 Date of hast s,ssiiiensiusss Iaa. II. fssA
 W. N. HAWKINS.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11

[" April %o: twice a month from May tn Oct. Fl; 4day~ each way all seasons.
 Valdez to Fairhanks-7sl13. NuV. l tu April 30, twice a week anI rncr week during October anI May: weight not [" exeee'l soo ponnd-; lo 'Iav~ each way 1sll4. Nov. [" April 20 twic, | week and May tanct- Fl purea week: total weight lr't t. exceed Soo ponud- Oct l [" May 3l anl loo panrri~ .inse l., sept. 3o; , day> each wag. oriy our awarl
 Valdez t. rmsla-ka
 Wran1ell ta jackson
 Particulars inav b,' heA ut t:ac fr.,t- office
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11


 jis" Carpenter. tspwriy nf Rasnlmrt. is rilnnlag imrlar shop st Tannna ansl sl.ilsx well
 1harles fvhsina Hpl AirkvnxAe wlll work Sp shleav. ervsk slsl* winspr. Mieky MesaaVh and Nick rlr,ns alls W"sk sIw adfdssinu fraethB.
 s' ts,nlam ullI rstarn sn ~smssle tar lsssapwrea. lIs wnr~siss e,n~lslura l.le rrwl~etswx thb* wt,stsr sir. I.nAan shal.ssi ap t1.nssGss.us stsussl s-> Ssssth. isss s.'s V hlch kss-sksss laeIlets.l nsfhln1 V assVmnF wsnkl ls knwI ansl smIy small ssH*sflsf ~sr ps'v sses ,ir ipnlaa -eht kwsak isasl h*tsse uae hl~ nEa.asv rs xt sins ~ iis%esfs xfsmsTl
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11

yrar, by a schedule satisfactory 10 the department, " days pi running time >ach way. carving any class nj mail the department ui3v elect, not cxccelin. l50 pounds isf single trip each way. Bond fcqnin-! with bid, s7,oU. Bl,l~ ~houl.l state tim r,,tc of pay inr the leriod oi each wear,
 OTHER ROUTES.
 From Barrow t"katzchne.
 Eerhcl |" tko.erci-ky,
 Eettlc~ tn C ilinot-7o miles and back ,llrc a nl,nth, from July tp Sept. 10 in each year, in connection 1t Bettlr- with nail from Naltto. Bond required with hi,l, $l ,ooo Bids Shoul state rate for the lcri'sl in each year. c-~t'ln3l,~&e kccWaik.
 t'atalla [" Kayak
 thisna tn k.,ute No. .Slus.
 Circle to Fairbanks -- By Central House, Miller House. Mastodnn. Clpary and ttolltn. l,H miles and back twice :a month fiaau Nov. tn April 20 ia each year, aml additional service between Circle and Ma-tndpn, Go mile. an,l back twice inonth from June 1 r. sept. :n "f each Wear, not l., eXrccd 300 pouml- Il single trip each way
 Coppermntn, [" Chonlry
 Council to k"tzebuc.
 Fairbanks to Titnana-Reute 7SlI5. By Cinema and Tolovana, 215 miles and back, once q week from Get. to May @l in eash wear, weight not to exceed S0o pounds per single trip each way: 9 days allowt,d each way II this route i4 let no award will tc made on Route No 7Sll6. 'SllG. Sanca< 1sll5, with only tour days allowed each way. Ii Uni. reutc i> let no award will bc niad, on kante Nu 7Sll5.
 tn,l'yin to Council.
 liainc~ tp P8rrupine.
 Hope io ScSard
 Juneau to Rake
 Juneau to S.,ka.
 Junean {" Skasway
 keIiai c. lieuer.
 httcliikan [" krtchisau. 2 ko-enf-kv to Kaltag.
 K"tzcbic to ~Lungnak l2l.
 Nome e. Teller
 Nohe t, rnalakIvrt
 Nulat, to Eetile-.
 Nu-liagak to Gold Bay
 Nu-haaak e. l'nal,ska.
 ~t MivI,ayl e. kutzebue.
 >t Michael to TanaHa seattle |, keriiak
 ~eattk. ,o >rwaF.l
 Sesstlls C. ~kagway a.
 seattle iu ~skhNia
 >kagway lp ll,,ins-.
 Fanana le Faishauk~ lnne | to Svpt. 'si, s1Hsv- q Wonsh in .teAmi.wi-. Tellrf e, lsh-,
 Teller t., Wals-
 F'u-ins s~ Nzina
 ( urss tss Arslls
 tyak b, kaFmk
 Nsklsx ssa Esals-~ Weekly lr.aa ysss i C. A. DAVIDSON. nul.
 Carnnmm~w U1"
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11
A. 3. NOTICE.

Regular snertsnscs pf fise Arctic Kras shrs- hfaNf LsriKs are hvsd ns their hau un the .esunss nnd fs,ssfsh T fue.days fl esth hsos.sh as u'cfeek D. sxx WI. ~fpAKf G A. KKTTRRkR
 Arctic Recorder. Arctic Chief
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11
BIDS SOLICITED FOR
 ALASKA MAIL SERVICE
Proposals to be Received Till Dec. and Awards to
 be Made Not Later than Feb. Next.

Ihc p-tptlitr department k a,lyer- [! H.. i9l }id> t,t rarfyine the mails in .,is,kl inan July l. l"6. tn June 90, tn.o Proposals vii tc recriyt,l uul1 | .;o r. h. Dee, ! ioa5, ald decisions ;nn.unccd m ,r hei, rr Feb. l. lnu6.
 + will b. n,tt.t that the ,pntr for
 ntlls ,p,r,tepl from Fort lnk,n tn ti'Iie"'t will hech.u.r'i t. Han,pir, to C,hli'rt. Both nt the Fairbanks Tunana ~,.rt'lul,- unieI consideration unly one which @iIl l,.' a'iopt@l slavify, solely, t,ats tic a,utc shall include Cinema ant i"i,Nara. It will therefore be optional uith tn contractor whether the route visl include Rampant or continue along t@c Taln,ha riNcl. a~ at present. With ' cod trail between Raunstr, and Foir- la>lnk>. n' course il would be tn th,. con t.acier's interest ta cho,~c the Rampant route. All things ,"neidert,t. il appears ti.ai tie department will leave the intt- 1i.N--.sn't especially this immediate. part tf it--flp cause. for complaint
 
 Following i- a list tt proposed con- i'@ct~
 EAGLE IO TANANA
 7>lll From Eagle, hy Circle Fort htk,n ;uri Rampant, tp Tanana, .1sl ptil.> anal back. oucc week Anyela>S ci mail to he carried that the depart lrcnt may elect, but lhc total weight Lrt |" exceed tioo pounds per single t,ip each way: Provided. however, that dur i.@ the Sea~sal af navigation the c.ni- tractor Shalicarry the mails in safe and ,,italhr steainbfat- un the Yukon river titl' r,und trip weck, or a~ much "it t,,f a- his steamers may run. and carry ;'.y an,l all mail natter that may k. ui- ierr'l |" and fr'ln all paints ,n tie Yukon river between Eagle an,l Panama, .ud shall carry on ~ahl bo.tl. >mcii postal cerk- a> the department may !v=igrat, (" m9rapany anl aS~'1rt the nail~, anl -i.rIl furnish board f'r -u,li p1-tgl cleSk~ ai.a snitahle r,ahns i''f the clerks hp'r ti,r mail. and thar the lairser- on such isai- shall aet as postal clerks ii ac- sired by tl,c detartiarHi Provided iitr- ther. that during the season "f iaviga- tii.n the department. at it. option. may .xteu'l the >eryice ir,tn Eagle tu law -.n. Canada. wi,hput additional c.an- leusa,i"n.
 Jun. [" >eId. Sn.-I.eavv Eagle onrc wevk immediately upon ariyal oi inail fffan sks sway arrive at Tanana in ! 'iavS leave Tanana once week intme- ''iai,iy nf-,n arrival ot mail if,an >t. Niele,sl; arrive at Eagle iu < .h,ys
 thf Go May 3l Leave fprls enev vrvk imairliately uIen arrival of uail a' ~kasupy: arF,vv at Tauana iR .si 'lay.: brave Tauana ones ws-.k inime- disf,iy ulru arrival 't asall ir,pi Sg. Aishaei. arlisy ai kagle in VI iay-.
 is,fri r,~luir,,l viil, bot t~tWo
 N''fs --lluriug q fsTl,-l .f abss,t "as ueerih iu ths .psins ben il.e sg in th. tuk'n ris~s i-str,akins sp.i ,f aisss, ''sis ue'nih sn ll,e anlann ui.sn prv is trtuluz. tn ,isvs asblifp.nag runmlns flpr rsth eag eNl ia alhswsl wlsen tfessssrs
 ERkfFAET FD gstf mFtatF
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11
gANrAET fu CulnfsafI

ssiii Frs" Ean.lari ls ikitl-.. a, C 4het. s't nsa,. ssei lpsk. .ass i.eHfl lg .n,fst tsr, iisy lt u 4eh
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-11

yrar, by a schedule satisfactory to the department, " days pi running time zach way. carrying any class ri mail the department nIay elect. not exceeding l;0 rouiol~ isf ~ir4lc trip each way Bond rcqnir,sl with iia, s1 ,ooo. Bl.l~ should state tilc rate oi pay for the period of each wear,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

There In no perceptible change n
the fishing situation. A large mum
ber Of boats were out on account Of
the pleasant weather. many Of them
fishing down on the bar. The up-riyer
boats report small catches while the
bar boats report fair catches. The fish
arc Of unusual fine quality, although
not AZ large IN size an usual The
traps report small catches. The can
Ineries run only a portion Of the DAY
and the cold storage plants seem to
be getting q portion OF the best sal
mon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

The residents Of Push, below Seaside.
are very enthusiastic in securing the
building OF a good road from Seaside
to Push, and they have now about 1890
IN their own road fund which they win
expsnd on improving the road. There
Is large settlement in the vicinity Of
Push and considerable produce is
raised every year which they have been
unable TO get to the market on account
OF the condition of the roads. with
the new road these conditions viii be
changed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Dill & Young, the contractors on the
improvement OF Franklin avenue ex-
pect 10 complete the contract this
week. Emslcy Houghton. who has had
charge OF the pile driver, states that
the mills have furnished an exception
ally good quality OF lumber ana tnat
very little Of II has been rejected.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

A large number Of farmers were In
from the country yesterday and from
surrounding towns and the merchants
all report good business. All the
small boats were crowded with visit
ors and the trains brought In a good
ly number who took advantage OF the
beautiful day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

In addition TO the census being taken
by the county, the government takes
an annual census OF al cAinnmen in
every city and town. Inspector Lar
ner will. accordingly commence TO take
the census OF ChInatowc end all Chi
namcn in the county Tor thu purpose
OF ascertainlng II any Of them are in
the country Illegally
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

About the fastest work done IN this
county for long time IL the building
OF the IIermosa park bridge at Sea.
side. Birch * jacobson commenced
work this week ana xpect to have the
bridge completed next week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Happy children. carrying beautiful
flowers to the various churches wus
an enjoyable scene on the streets yes
terdny The children take an unusual
interest In Easter and form an inter-
|estlng part In the exercises.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Easter Sunday appropriate exer-
eises by the children and sermons by
the various pastors will be observed
today In all the churches. These meet
ings are open TO the public ana cor
dial invitation is extended to all
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Several trappera from Chinook were
IN the city yesterday and report that
The traps ure doing better this year
than last. and some good catches are
reported.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

There Is only one bin poster III As-
tofla and yesterday he took out the
annual license prescribed by ordinance
of $50 per annum. The bill boards
have not been removed from the
streets as yet.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Nothing has ben learned of the
whereabouts Of Henry Baxter, who was
employed at the Bremner logging camp
at Casey, He left the camp about a
week ago with considerable amount
Of money ana left his horse at Gaston's
stable Since then he has not been
seen and has never called for his
horse. His friends believe that ne mas
fallen into the hands of the Phllist-
ines, as he had no reason or excuse
for leaving the camp.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Work on the Improvement OF the Elk
creek road Is progressing under the
supervision OF County Commissioner
Clark and II Is expected that good
road will be completed this spring from
Seaside to Elk creek. This road has
been In bad condition for some time
and the Improvement will be appre-
ciated by the large number OF people
who visit the popular summer resort
every year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

a. Schmidt and J., Lndenberger have
awarded the Astoria Iron works
contract for the construction OF first-
claaH Scotch marine boilers for their
cold storage plants, II Ia expected that
the boilers Will be completed within
30 days
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

In the probate court yesterday an
order was entered setting the petition
OF the administrator OF william Brown.
deceased. to sell the real property be-
longing TO the estate for hearing on
May Is.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

The second weekly dance given by
the Astoria hose team at Hanthorn's
hall last evening was well attended
and very enjoyable time was had.
These dances are growing in popular
favor and the fact that they are given
for the hose team increases the In
terest IN the dances
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

II II apparent that the climate Of
Astoria Is changing and that the rain
fall In either becoming less. or falls
moro In bunch and there hre more
pleasant days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

by -four should be sDotless may be
questioned. But II VIII never become
n matter of doubt, after you have once
heard Of a brand OF "spotless Flour"
Geo. Lindetrom e. Co. In their aiyer-
tisement today speak Of IL.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Superintendent Of sewers Jim kear-
ney has been busily engaged this week
making necessary repairs 10 the Sew
enth street sewer which was recently
broken by reason Of sliding ground.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

The article In yesterdays Astorian
relative to the determination OF seals
seems to have struck a popular cord
and 10 indorsee by nearly all the fish,
ermen and others Interested in the
fishing industry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Special music will be rendered at the
Methodist church by the choir at the
Faster services Sunday evening. Mr..
and Mrs II. Il. Pasly. baritone ana so
prnno. win assist the regular choir.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Families desiring either Colonial
or Shoalwater bay oysters can always
secure them fresh at the Imperial
oyester house. which makes specially
supplying families or parties.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

The Calender Navigation Company
has secured the contract to tow the
spillng from Stella, to be used In the
extension of the jctty. The contract
calls for 1900 piles Of an average length
OF 100 feet. The first delivery will be
made Sunday and regular deliveries
viii be made every four days during
the continuation OF the contract.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

II. M. CASTOR carries q full ana
complete line of wagons. buggies
plows. harrows and oil kinds OF farm
tools and machinery at ieb Fourteenth
street. Astoria, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

All persons wishing reserved seat
tickets for the performance of Hon.
John North tonight IA, Fishers viii
md them on sale az p. m. Of the box
Office Of the theater..
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

See tho window display in the Owl
Drug Store Of the celebrated Eastman
kodaks and supplies. New stock Just
received.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-23

Norris a. Rowe's circus will be In
Astoria on May H. From dog show
II has grown to one Of the best clrcuses
In the country and requires II cars TO
transport the outfit.