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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
EI Kaiser GuilIsTDO en- COmletenGia
con sI Presidents Roosevelt.
e Enp0Tadar Do AIsmlRla pTeteads suprImIr iOtO
sIirsness 9 lngIds aaI laIuRa denim.

Para no ser menos que 81 PraBidente
Roosevelt, pOr 50 reciente hazafia de pre-
tender reformar In ortograffa del idiOma
ingles el Emperador Guillermo ha metido
gran bulla tltimamente en- Alemania. con
50 insistente prop6sito de aliminar del
idioma alem6n todas Las palabras france
sas iuglesas
Lo mas importante de h reforma que
el EmpeTad0r ha ordenado, 30 refere & los
terminos usadoB en- las maniobras militia.
res, tales como chGrds, formation, point,
section, ETC., ETC., los Cuales han sido va
Embellishments Buprimidos
Despues, Ii cocina del Emperador ha
tenido que sufrir tambien u reforma ne.
cesaria, por 10 que Ia antigua costunbre
de l9 Corte do escFibiT en- frances desde
hace muchos amos, los amentis de todas lag
comidaa y banqueteg, sera deaterrada com.
pletamenta pues 81 cOcinero imperial hs
recibido instruccioneB terminates de ascFii.
birlos en- alem6n do hoy en adalante, adm
en- 81 case de LOS grande banquetes, que
con ocasi6n dc IaB recepCiones de Ia Corte
sean dados.
Los t6rminos de Sport geneFalmente
aceptados On toda Ia Europa, no obgtante
su orfgen ingles yankee, deberan sen
alemanes puros, y 81 Emperador ha puestC
81 ejemplo "a. Asf mirmo procedi6 & abo
Liz Ia palabra ''Chaufeur" en- 81 csso del
conductor del autom6Vil imperial, 4 quier
sel llama desde ahora 'Wsgenfuhrer".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
.INTERESANTE
CONSEJO.
M6tOdO que Sc reCOmieHda a los
''bsTistas. "
OnO que Do siad d IA amos, dIIo que dssds Ia.
ela so aOhahIa t0nado IN haFo.

III editor del Herald: He leido con In
teres Ia discussion aobre si Sc debe tener ai-
re freaco abriendo las ventanas durante la
noche y bafiarHe con aqua frfa poT Ia ma
mana.
70 he tornado un banjo en- 81 rio tran
dome deade un bote en- Diciembre reeo-
mendarfa los "banistas" que desean una
sensaei6n nueva, que 10 probasen.
Una vez que subj una montana, me
dieFon por gufa un viejo que habfa sido
pescador de balleneB y veterano de Ia que.
IRA civil.
AL verlo subir tan Tdpidamente pOr la
montana, le pregunt6 80 edad. Como le
demostrase mi asombro al decirme que te.
MIA "a amos, me respondi6 que ESQ no to-
MIA NADIA de TaTo; que 6l guiaba la gente
para subiT & Ia montafia todog los veranog
Mieutras bsj6bamos me hizo ID confden.
de hacfa 80 amos.
Era un case muy interesante aquel
hombre de edad tan maduFa que subfa
tan f6cilmente una montafa.
Sinembargo, debe recordaTge que ara
pobre que los medicos estaban muy leios
de donde 81 viva.
Esto prueba ID longeVidad de los que
viven en- 81 campo.
Puede tambi6n afiadirse que la gente
del campo nunca toma bafios frfos.
Es de esperaEss que las dos parties que
gOstieneR esta controversies discutir6n has
tn cansaTse, puestO que hay mueha diver.
sion en- ella, siendo 81 lado patetico aquel
que 'AnsazOna" hace dormir So pobTe
marido on 81 frio y grita: Hom6re. peTo ten
valOr ? dsterms dOTde qGieras."
La diGcusi6n prueba la maravillosa
fuerza del bello GsEo para sopOrtar el frfo,
El hombre envuelto en- ropa interior de
abrigo, chaquet6n = sobre todO, mira con
envidia 81 Bexo debil que pasa yestido con
ligeroB trsies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
AguardaR tOdavia 50 dIRefO

MuChos habitantes de Finlandia aguaT-
dan todavfa Hu dinero y dem6s valtFes en-
aguieros que cavan en- Ia terra, = que
cubren con una gran hoja.
Estos tesoros son sagrados para todo ex-
trafio; y en- 81 case de que alg6n individuo
desee prestada alguna suma de Bus veci-
nos 6stos Sc hallan ausentes, deSentierTa
la cantidad que eatrictamente neceaita, y
deja una nota en- el lugsr del dep6sito en-
la que explica 10 indispensable que lee
Ia Buma , prometiendo pagarla en- fecha
fla.
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BaTERRS SEMI-SEClS.

La s. A. sLuz Electrical aca-
ba de recibir un complete surti-
do de baterfas SEMY-DRY, la
mejor haterfa que SO conoce, la
linica que produce 2 la volts y
so amperes, La mejor pila para
AUTOMOBILES, motorcycles. Ian
chas v tel6fonos. 81 listed tiene
necesidad de usar baterias use
Ia SEM DRY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
Ell CATARRO PELVlCO LIE
DESTRUIA La VIDA. SANA-
DA POR LA PE-RU-NA.

Senorit Ia Maria Ducharme, Gale Eliza
beth, No. 1s2, Montreal, Canada, es-
cribe 10 siguiente3
stEstoy convencida de que miles de
mujeres sufren, porque no saben la falta
one les hace I'M buen trstamiento, y
sienten una delicadeza natural el cone
sultar nm medico.
ssMe sentf NAL por amos, sentia terri
bles dolores y algunas veces no podia
atender mis- obligaciones. Trat6 de
curarme, pero f1nalmente se me llam6
10 atenci6n respecto un anuncio de Ia
Peruna que trataba de un case seme-
jante al MID, y decidf probarla.
s6Fan pronto como empeze usarla
note la meJoria; y POGO tempo despues
estaba completamente bien. Creo debo
L. salud y mi vida, So maraVilloso
medicamento, y agradacidamente reco-
nozco Ia Verdad .D--Afaria Ducharme.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presi-
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Column
bus, Ohio, e. u. de A. El lie dara gratis
su valioso consejo.
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I'm sObrinO del MlkadO en los Esta-
dos URidOS.
El Principe MGISama SStudIara los m6tOdOS mill
taIGS ROTteamerICaROS.

El Principe Meisama, un sobrino del
Mikado, es uno de los miembros mas me-
dernOs y cultoH de todas las familias Eea.
les del Oriente, y Ia experiencia de sus
aCtOs demuestra 10 mucho que 81 Sc preo-
Cupa pOr ir la vanguardia de Ia civilizs-
Ci6n.
El Principe Meisama sirve desde haCe
Rlgdn tempo como Official en- 81 Ejercito
frances, , CuandO hsya tsrminadO So pc
rfodO dc prueba en- aquel pals, sl Principe
piensa II q America y permanecer pOr
Cierto tempo en- West Point, con el espe.
cial prop6sito dc estudiar los m6todos de
educaci6n de OfeialeS para Ia Armada
americana.
Su Alteza es un hombre de tempera-
mentO genial , % SECURE que le esta reser-
vsda una calurosa Rcogida en- Ia soCiedad
nOrteamericanR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
LAS ENEfRNEnlDES.

En- nueBtra civilization uno de los ele-
mentos mas principales para Ia salud es la
CANA en- que dormimoS en- lR1que paaamos
gran parte de nuestra vida. Antes, cuan.
do Ia CANA no egtaba como estS hoy al
alCance de cualquier pobre, debido 6 la
gran rebaja de precioB hecha por ArFivf
Hermanos, Sc usaba mas ell catre este era
Ia GauHa de tanta enfaEmeaad.
Guerra al Catre cindadanosl Una
cana Cuesta va menoB dinsro que un
gatFa Psaad FOr "El CielOp y 10 Ysrsih
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
Complete tsl6fonO sin alambrss.

Un despacho de Copenhague al "Mor.
ming Leader" del iItimo domingo, dice
que un teniente del ej6rcito sueCo, despu6s
de Cuatro amos de experimentos, ha inven.
tado un complete telefono sin alam.
bHes.
Los peri6dicOs BuecOB aseguran que las
experiencias pdblicas tendT6n lugar en-
diciembre pr6ximO. .E.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
Casa q Prssisuiss d Jass BalaH.
ALLEN II.

Pr6stanOu nobre alhsias de orc plata.
Opsraciones dc mas de 100 dollars precios
de fnteres conventional no excedisndo de
nm 80.
Yenta de Objesos de OrO J platas relojea
y risdEas fnag
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
'lFLORSREIM"

Asf 90 llama el mejor calzado.
10 mas elegante, 10 mas fuerta, 10 mas
acreditado que Is importa sn Puerto Rico
Ell sefior Americo salas, el conoCido co.
netciante de- San Juan, que ha acreditado
do una maneFa indiscuGhle, 90 buen egtas
blecimiento "Ei Popular, San Justo IA,
ticne disposition del pdblioo IN gran
guEtido de olahsim
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
'Un Millionaire -,eoIdaIsu 10 pasds 81 honr,to''

En- un debate sOstenido una noche del
mes pasado en- Ii Asociaei6n de j6yenes
Cristianos de Cleveland, Ohio, qued6
decidido que Gun millionaire no puede ser
honrado".
Cuatro peTaonas tOnaTon paFte en- el de-
bate, temiendo confa1 Ii decision tres
iueCeg, n6merO Eeglamentario, pidieron
que ae nombraran ~, para que apTeciR-
ran 81 merito de los aTgumentos expues-
tos. EBtos jueces decidieron, por vcto de
diez contra giete, que 81 triunfo correBpon-
dfa al grupo que habfa defendido la TESTS
de que ''uh millionaire no puede scr hon.
Fado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
Fisstas De Ia GuldaIup8 en- Ponce.

Sc trsta de Organizar grandes tiestas en-
honor & la Guadalupe, patrona de Ponce,
los dias 9, 10, IL y 12.
siempre celebr6se con verdadera pompa
en- la activa cindad del Sur, la patrona de
Ia misma; peTo, desde hace aIgunOs amos Ia
COstumbre pareci6 olvidarse por complete.
Justo 60 que al revivirse hoy, Se rinda
q la patrona 81 rumbosO tribute de otros
tiempos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28

nE lNTERES pARTlCULAR.--se agradece u
gTatificaTa a la persons que entregue la
fanilia Gomez, de Puerta de Terra, IN
Reloj con imperdible de orc, propio de
sefora que fu6 perdido de San Juan
Puerta de TERRA Ell sabadO dia "a de so
moche. 8V. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28

nEPENDlENTE uE FARhaACIA. Sc solicita
uno que tenga buena praetiea y de buenas
Eeferencias. Buen sueldo buen trato.
Dirigirse M. TraviesO. - -Guayama. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28

Sc NENDEN partidas de Is q 100 vacaa de
Iecheria, ae eompTa y Vende ganado chico
de cEianza y ee t0ma al Guido; pastos album
dantes, vegas de primer OTtlen. Informara
joaquin Matienzo, San Francisco 81, San
Juan, P r. I5v. !.
"QUIERE UD. PONERsE GRUEsA
II COLORADA2
COnsuIte con su m6dic0 p6ngase las
inyeccionea de cacodilatO.
70 LAS PONG0 fEIN DOLOR!
ADOLFOC @. FORFUN0s PIacticsnte.-
Luna ga altqa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28

BATERIAS ELECTRIGAS pa
ra aplicaciones en- diversas enfer-
.edades. Recibidas por s. A.
Luz Electrical. Allen A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28

4 Coubbo Y no ESQ ub ulWCOW6o 4O CO COaee
mia, para que mafiana no Sc olga que estoy
rompiendo 81 leaicO mas de 10 de cos
tumbre.
Es decir, como aeostumbro 20, como 81
dii6ramoB, un ciUdadano.
Puea como iba diciendo, y tomando el
hilo del ovillo volvamos al principle y
hagamos un D. c., con psrmiso de los
VirtWOs0s, esta es otra disgresi6n.
La sanidad, es decir, los que repreaen-
tan Ia direction de Ia sanidad de San Juan
ha dispuesto que desde 81 sAbado pT6ximo
todos los veCinos pOngan por las noches en-
las puertas de sus casas un sGfGcOn, sea
nm envaBe de LatG con tapa con las basuras
para que sean recogidas con cuidado por
los encargados de tan importante SER
vicio.
PeIo reBuIta, 6 meior dicho Tesultara,
que ess dia no pOdr& ser Cumplida Ia
orden dicha,
-SPor qu6H
-Porque no hay envases de LatG. No
hay mas lGta que Ia Orden supradicha pues
en- San Juan no hay safaeOnes.
So han hecho muchOs pedidOs de las
latGS SWperSgfac6nScGs entonces, cuando
lleguen, hara su agOstO el comercio y la
sanidad.
Entonces podr& preguntarse el lector,
lde dOnde sale tGrsto sGfGeOa? Pues de los
sOfOcOnes que est6 PaBando la sanidad......
y tai,
GUARIONEX. ~
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CRONIQUILLA.
ST.

L s6bado pF6ximo es
dfa do sqfacOnes, digc,
de Bofocones, para los
habitantes de San Juan
Bautista de Puerto Ri.
co, ciudad que tiene la
mayor suma de adoqui-
mes posible " 81 no,
veanse las GALES.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
TIE UP EXCURSION BOATS.

CHICAGO, May 3.-The big excursion
boats that run during the summer mon
tbs, being an important factor in the
amusement of Chicago people, may be
tied up indifnately as a result of the
general strike Of marine men.
The strike grew beyond all expecta-
tions yesterday when it was declared
by the union men that no passenger boat
which employed non-union mates. could
have union employees. Two excursion
boats will be affected at once by this
decision.
The tieup in the Chicago harbor was
complete during the day the decision
Of the union regarding passenger boats
being the last link in the chain which
will prevent much business being trans.
acted from the city. There are more
than a score of these boats scheduled
to begin the season within the next
few days, and their idleness will cost
their national hedqurters, probably to-
if the strike is not of long duration.
AT meeting of licensed tugmen held
last night, the tugmen decided to walk
out as soon as orders were received from
their national headquarters, probably to,
day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04

clearing and grading of Road district
No. ~, from where l.. A. Larsen's con.
tract ended, to a point where the said
road No. II intersects the Columbia
county lane.
II being aseertaiued by the court,
that there was available the sum of 500
for the Improvement of road district
No, y. Fishawk. il was ordered that
w. NJ. Jones, the supervisor OF said dis
trict. improve said road to that extent,
from the west boundary of district on
road No. - to the "a mile stake; and
said supervisor was also diwcted to ad'
wise the court OF the amount of punch
cons necessary on said road No. II.
\ warrant against the road fund in
the sum of $500 was ordered drawn in
favor of u, A. larsen.
1t was ordered by the court that a
contract be let upon the bid of William
Haitell, for the gravelling OF road dis
trict No. L., in accordance with the no.
tice and bid, and that bond he requir
ed in the sum of 500. for said Hartell;
the judge to approve said bond in due
course
The following matters We're continued
by the court:
The improvement of the road from
Seaside to Bereman's north line: The
improvement OF the Aldrieh Point road;
The improvement of the John Day road.
In the matter of the petition for the
relief of f. c. Jackins, it was ordered
by the court that the clerk write let.
ter to Mayor Young, of Seaside, in.
forming him that the proper papers had
been drawn and forwarded TO the State
Soldiers Home, at Roseberg. providing
for Mr. Jackins' admission as soon as
there was vacancy there: and that in
the meantime, Mr.. Jackins should be
brought to this city and placed in st.
AIary's hospital. pending his admittance
to the home.
Adjournment was then taken until
court in course.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
PRELIMINARY BOUTS
National Wrestling Championship Will
Commence in Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 3.-The preliminary
bouts in the national wrestling cham.
pionships of the Amateur Athletic Union
to be held under the auspices OF the
central department Of the local Y. NJ
c. A. vii be held tonight and the finals
Saturday night.
The entry list which closed on April
p, contains but few entries from the
East but is filled well from local athletic
clubs and the Central Y. VI. c. A, New
ark, n. j. has sent two strong repre-
sentatiyes in George n. Mennert and
Gus Bauer. Mehnert has seven cham
pionships in the 2l5 pound class to his
credit and also won first honors at the
st. Louis Olympic games. His towns
man Bauer, is the National and Metro
politan ll5 pound champion.
The weights in the various CLASSES are
Bantams, los pounds and under; feath-
erweight, rs and under, special weight,
l25 pounds and under light weight, l35
and under; welterweight, l45 and un.
der; middleweight, l5S and under and
heavyweight, over l5S.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
TAFT ON CANAL.

TORRINGTON. Conn. May 3.-Sec'
retary ". H. Taft was a guest here last
night at banquet given by the Torring'
ton Wheel Club. Previous to the ban
quct Secretary Taft delivered an address
on the Panama Canal. in which he re.
viewed the history OF the undertaking
and discussed the sea level and lock
type OF canal, saving that he supported
the latter He advocated the letting OF
the work OF construction Of the water
way in the hand. Of contractor See"
rctary Taft left at l0:40 o'clock last
night for Washington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
Not if as Rich as Rockefeller.

IF you had all the wealth Of R0cke-
feller, the Standard Oil magnate, you
could not buy a better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
The most eminent physician can not
prescribe a better preparation for collie
and diarrhoea, both for children and
adults. The uniform success of this
remedy has shown it to be superior to
all others. 1t never fails, and when re;
duced with water and sweetened, is
pleasan to take. Every family should
be supplied with it. Sold by Frank
Hart, and leading druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
THE LAW IN THE CASE.
County Court Amply Justified in the Al.
lowance Made.

| IuWdHSC WauSs
The following matter is plain, def
mite and straight to the point; II speak
for itself and he "who runs may read,
TO the honorable county court OF
Clatsop county.
Having been requested, by your hon
orahle body it its present session, II
give my opinion aS to the monthly al
lowance OF twenty-five dollars for Of
i flee expenses, made to me as county at
torney in accordance with Your order
made Mt the January term, 1905,
! have the following TO say;
while recognize the fact, that no
legal objection has been properly made
| or filed. to the allowance of said sum
and that the so called objections, con.
sists only of oral comments made to the
individual members of the court. and
that such objections, justify no written
opinion. nevertheless, shall take the
time to cite the legal authority for
such matters.
The constitution of the State OF
Oregon, article seven, section seventeen,
is here quoted.
There shall be elected by districts
comprised of one or more counties, n
sufficient number of prosecuting attor.
neys, who shall be the law officers OF
the state, and of the counties within
their respective districts, and shall per
form such duties pertaining to the ad'
ministration of law and general police
as the legislative assembly may direct,
BY that constitutional provision,
the district attorney is made not only
the officer to the state in his district,
but also the law officer of the county,
and is therefore Just as much county
officer as the clerk, sheriff OF any other
officer.
Section nine hundred and twelve of
Bellinger and Cotton's Code OF Oregon
is as follows.
1.-The county court has the authori,
ty and powers pertaining to county
commissioners to transact county bust.
Miss; that is,
"'2. To provide offices and furniture,
books, stationery. fuel and light there
for. for the sheriff. county clerk, and
treasurer or other county officers
THE county court therefore. has the
same power to provide Office furniture,
books. stationery. fuel and light for
the district attorney as county attor-
ney in each county in his district as
the said court has an furnish accomoda-
tions for the sheriff. clerk. treasurer or
other county officers.
Therefore under the law the county
attorney is clearly entitled to such al.
lowance and the court was legally justi.
fed in making the order.
Every Respectfully Yours.
HARRISON ALLEN.
District Attorney.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
GOES TO PRISON.
Former Author and Newspaper Man
Convicted of Forgery.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 3.-M, A.
McGinnies, former college professor
and author of a standard work on math-
matics, was convicted of forgery in the
criminal court here yesterday and SEN
fenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
McGinnis and a confederate forged a
deed to a city lot and sold the prop.
eIty for $500.
McGinnis for three years was princi-
pal of the high school at Oconto. Wis,
In 1894 he established a newspaper, at
Medford, Ore. Later he published a
paper at Julesburg. Colo, and held i'm
portant political positions in Logan
County, Colo. He is a direct descendant
of John Napier, inventor of Logarithms
While publishing a newspaper in New
ton County. Mo-, he was sent to the pen
itintiary for misuse of the mails. While
in the penitentiary he wrote the book
which made him famous with mathe-
maticians throughout the world. He
called it algebra, the Universal So
luton For Numerical and Literal Equ-
ations." After his release from prison
the book was published simultaneously
in America and England.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
Has Called In That $4,000
Lot Of Terra Gotta.
MUCH ROAD BUSINESS DONE
Steel and Stone Contracts for New Court
House Paid Of in Full--provision
Made for Indignant Citi-

One OF the very essential things done
by the county commissioners court OF
Clatsop county, yesterday, was the max
ing and recording of the following or
der. The text of the order is calculated
to mimify the direct responsibility of
the court for the irregular and irrespon-
sible manner in which the Terra Gotta
incident was handled at the previous
term, but those that are familiar with
the details of the business as it was con-
Quoted at that time, will not be misled
by the allusion to the taxpayers and
the reports that are being circulated" !"
1t is enough that the court is, at last
putting this important piece of business
representing nearly $4,000 of the tax,
payers money, in tangible and under
standable shape, and the responsibility
OF tne court III tuls ieiatioh VIII ho'
abate one particle until the last foot of
the terra Gotta is ON the ground, in this
city, duly stored and insured after am
pie inspection and an order of accep-
tance. Following is the reading of the
order made yesterday:
"In the matter of Terra Gotta for
the proposed court house:
1t appearing to the court that certain
taxpayers are circulating reports to the
effect that the court has no contract
as to the delivery of the terra Gotta
and the court having now received a
letter from Mr.. J. c. Bayer, on behalf
of Gladding & Bean, the manufactures
asking permission to make immediate
shipment of the same as they need the
room on account of anticipating great
deal of work from San Francisco:
ut is ordered by the court that Mr.
Bayer be notified to ship the full amount
of terra Gotta as per contract as soon
as possible; and that the some be rout-
ed via the A. & C. R. R."
The county commissioners court con-
vened for the second days session of the
May term at 9 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, with Judge Trenchard and Commits
sioner Larsen on the bench, Commission
er Clark being still absent
Among the matters and things taken
under consideration, disposed of, or
continued, by the court, were the fol-
lowing:
A warrant in the sum of S2,s5777
was ordered to be issued in favor of
the Minneapolis Steel & Machinery
Company, in full payment for steel fur
nished for the new court house, the
warrant being drawn against that fund
a NaiIdAO Au IIc sum Vi pouS'of was
ordered to issue in favor of HASTE &
DorgaI contractors, as payment in
full for stone already furnished for use
on the county court house and for such
is yet to come.
In the matter of the complaint here
tofore filed in relation to the allowance
made to the district attorney, of $25.
per month for office rent the court after
due consideration, deems the allowance
just and confirms its previous order.
It was ordered by the court that the
clerk publish a call for bids for the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-04
OFFICERS DINED.

NEW YORK, May "a dinner to
the senior officers of the French and
American warships now in New York
harbor with Admiral Campion as the
guest Of honor, was given by Consult
General Alcide Ebray, of France, last
night at DeImonicos. Rear Admiral Jo-
seph B. Coghlan, commandant Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard; General Horace
Porter, and Rear Admiral Brownson
were among the guests.