The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 10, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN. SUNDAY, JUNH 10, UOU gaily atcaimu JOI1M T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main CM. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Pent by mall, per year $CvO Sent by mall, per month f0 Served by carrier, per month CO SEMI-WEEKLT. Sent by mail, per year. In advance $100 Postw free to subscribers. All communications intended for pan .lcatjon should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be eddres.-d to "The Astorlan," The Aatorlan guarantees to Its ad vertisers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. - Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. BRYAN LOSES FAITH. An Invitation to Rive his views on the wisdom of asking the Boors to emigrate to the United States has dtawn from William Jennings Bryan a 'Macedonian cry" td them to come over and save America. He said: "I wish they could come soon enough to help save this country from the im perialism that is driving them from South Africa." It will be a dark day for this coun try when It has to ask Boer or Briton to come over and save It from Itself, for self-destruction is the only peril that can threaten this republic. When one reflects that the Boers In South Africa fought not for liberty but for slavery, not for justice but oppres sion, not for equal political and social rlsnts but for taxation without repre stnsation, not for government by the people for the people, but of the people by a corrupt military oligarchy It Is difficult to eomprjhend Mr. Bryan's anxiety that they should come over and save this country. There can be no objection to inviting individual Boers to emigrate to the United States. But when they do come they will be required to submit to the laws that recognize no abridgment of the rights of citizenship "on account of race, color or previous condition of servitude." They will have to take their chances along with 78,000,000 other Americans, and they will have to beat their Mausers into pruning hooks If they wish to avoid being run over In the race. EDISON ON THE PATENT LAWS. The action of Thomas A. Edison, the famous inventor, in .allowing seven of his patents upon his electric devices to expire without .naking any attempt to secure renewals la a matter of con siderable interest to the mechanical and scientific world, and suggests that the action of the populists in demand ing the abolition of all patents may af ter all have been pervaded by more sanity than appeared on the surface. Millions of dollars were made out of these patents by the corporations that have operated upon the Edison systems whlie they were under the pro tection of letters patent issued by the government. These inventions now be come public property, and anyone who choos to embark in the enterprise may derive a profit from the Inventive gen ius and labor of the wizard of Menlo Park. The reasons assigned by Mr. Edison for his disinclination to apply for fur ther governmental protection from in fringements must attract the serious at tention of inventors and legislators. It Is well known that Mr. Edison, from long and costly experience, does rot place a high value upon the govern ment's guaranty against Infringement as embodied In letters patent. He has LASS of Baldwin's Celery Soda cures a headache at once. It Is a pleas ant, sparkling, efforvweant drink that ante Immediately. It cleans and puriflles tb stomach, tcntly qnieta tbe nervas and rolleves all pain. It onras siok and IErTou D n, alcnn and mn ta! fa to e. 10 c, 3 c, SO, 1 1 . C 0 FRANK HART, Successor to Th. Olsen, S00-2 Com. St. Oicu expanded thoiHAtuls of dollars In de fending the products of his Inventive fklll and laborious experimentation on ly to find In many Instances that the Infringers succeed, d in enriching them welve from his Invention while he was waiting upon the slow and tedious processes of the courts. Mr. Edison fought In the courts of this country for fourteen years and spent one million dollars trlng to es tablish "his claims to the little incan descent lamp, although his claim had bven "protected" by letters patent from the patent offlo. At the expiration of the fourteen years there were but three years left for the patent to live. Speak Ing of the impotency of our patent sys tem. Mr- Edison said: "An Inventor has no show these days. The moment he Invents some thine that Is an epoch marker In the world of commerce or science there are ulriites who snrln? u on all sides to contest his rights to his ideas. These pirates can readily get millions at th ir ba:k. They so to the courts and enjoin the inventor from using his own creation. The inventor always gets the worst of it in the courts, even though he may hold In his hand the patent (rem the Unl'ed States government.' .TThe Inventor Is entitled to full pro tection of his Ideas and devices against infringement, and If the present law are inadequate they should be strength enod. It may be necessary to make suit for infringement a criminal instead of a civil action. It Is not easy to differentiate between the theft of man's invention and the theft of his money. The people are not prepared to assent to the populist idea that pat ents create monopolies and therefore should be abolished. The idea is becoming more general among democratic politicians that man from New York state must be nominated for vice-president. The lead ers argue that such a nomination would greatly Improve the chances of carry ing New York for Mr. Bryan, and that as New York must be carried to elect 3 democratic president, the only thing to do is to choose some demo crat from that state upon whom all factions can unite. Elliot Danforth is most prominently named. O. H. P. Belmont is ambitious, and the fact that he could make a large campaign contribution does not hurt him. Judge Parker still has advocates, and George B. McClennaa enjoys a boom, and Rep resentative Sulx ?r has an ante-boom. All arrangements for the republican national convention at Philadelphia are completed. The convention hall will seat sixteen thousand people, the stage alone giving seats for fifteen hundred. The hall is admirably ventilated; the press facilities and telegraph accom modations are splendid. In fact, those who have visited Philadelphia and inspected the convention hall say It is better than any previous hall occupied by a national convention. Juicing by the way in which h'jtel accommoda tions have been gobbled up, there will be an Immense crowd in attendance. 'Ihe South," says the Dayton, O., Journal, "is working up a fund to build a monument to Jeff Davis lest we forget." Again 1b it apparent that "Kphraim is wedded to his idols." ever was there a man who did the South more harm than Jeff Davis. There Is no man It culd forget more profitably. He was the author of most its woes, and, though good eventual ly came of his evil. It was not his doing. It is announced by Jerry Simpson that the populists will swallow the d:m. oerats. This may happen in time, but at present the democrats show no in clination to Bwallow the populist vice presidential pill. This, we belteve. Is the ninth time Aguinaldo has been killed and spirited away. We have not learned of the source from which the spirits are obtained. We learn that the civil war has just come to an end in Venezuela after the wounding of two men and the destruc tion of fully Vt worth of property. Don't forget when the census man asks you what coljr you are that he Is not supposed to believe the evidence of his own eyes- When it came "Oom Paul's" turn to trek he didn't wait for them to hitch up the ox team. WAR'S LAST HORROR. Richmond Dispatch. The last dread stroke of the South African wsr Is thought to be what Alfred Austin may write on when Pre toria fell. The Best Washing Powder, Cleans Everything from Cellar to Garret Corrects all blemishes of the face, removes blot S dies, plnpl-s. tan, sun burn, f reckles and makes IUUUIUU0 wash. and Meeuent for deranged stomach. Pretty Women : Wear Pretty Wearing Apparel And can get it laundered as nice as nice can be at the Columbia Steam Laundry J. W. DALTON. Prop. Work called for and delivered. THE PROOF of tb pudding to fta tits eattsvt eod tbe pro of teffoora IS IN SAMPLING That's an anronot that's ee cdaslve a demooatrmuoa. -Ours will stand tae teat HUGHES & CO THE lOlVKE. Strangers Tisiting in tne city will find the Lnnvra an attractiva rnrrt whoroin to snond th ewnina Th imm.:.i Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and presents nightly a musical Droirram of exceptional merit, Handsome pool and Diiuara rooms are a restore in connection ntb the house. Palatable lunches will be served at all nonrs H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 22L DRAY1NG AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Care Will Receive Special Attention. No. E3S Duane St, W. J. COOK. Mrr Res. TeL 11JL Astoria. Or. J. A. Fastabend, General Contractor and Builder Il T UXORIOUS 1 RAVEL THE ' Northwestern Limited" trains. electric lighted throughout, both inside and out, and steam heated, are with out exception, the finest trains in the world. They embody the latest, newest and best ideas for comfort, convenience and luxury ever offered the traveling public, and altogether are the moat complete and splendid producton of the car builders' art. These Splendid Tralna Connect With The Great Northern The Northern Pacific and The Canadian Pacific AT BT. PAUL FOR CHICAGO and the CAST. No extra charge for these superior accommodations and all classes of tick ets are available for passage on the famous "Northwestern Limited." All trains on this line are protected by the' Interlocking Block system. W. H. MEAD. F.C. SAVAGE. General Agent, Ticket Agt Portland, Ore. 4NS TIHB SCHEDULES DEPART Ktoiu iorlUuil. A Salts Chit's . Suit Like, Prnvrr, Ft. I'lirtlatid Worth, Umal.a. Kan- . epecial ui i tiy, Si. Lil. P-UI- 14 a. m Chli-ago ami Kt . , , Salt Lake. IV-nver, rt. At'antle Wurtli. Ou.h. Kn ! , m , Kxprrn , i ,y, st. Uut,i ' ' m' P- i htraxo and fc'aat, . 'wTiia Walla. l.-i,ui,i Siwkaue j .oUtii-, .Ut.;tieai ! llyer, i,M. Paul, luiiiitli, Win. ! Milwaukee, ChiciiM; ami Kail. j I From Aitorla j OCEAN STEAMSHIPS i All Sailing Pair nib I I n l lurhauie. For Mo r'ruuewo Halli May 3, S.1S, IS, is, 18 Columbia Wrer 7 am Steamers 4a rati KxSuudajiTo Portland ajU Monta Way Landtags. 7 Sim from Portland . Oregon Ct. Newberj, I tjalwii A Way-Laud a. 7a.m. km u. I SO p.m. Tuwa.Ttiur' ' o-i.,Wd. sad cat. ,wno i. iiy, iyioo, , aud FrL w ay-uuiuiuga. Klparla ta dly J ia. m. Saaks KlTtr. Klparla to Levliton. Lt Uwbts I .ou a 10 uajiy Iin 'ffl'.l.ivrrrv ittvru 4:.0p.m. Mod. fti-d Saturday Land way IuhIIbm. Krlilay O. 17. LOUNSBERRT. r Afsnt Ajstori. Oen. Pass. Aft, Portland. Or. Depot Fifth and Leave I Streets. ( Arrive wvcriana Express Tralna for Salem, noseburg-, . Ash land, Sacramento, Ogden, San Fran cisco, iloiave. Los 7:30 p.m. 1 11 a.m Angeles. El Paao. 8-30 a.mj New Orleans and 7:0 p.m At Woodburn (daily except Sun day), morning train connect! witB train for Mt, An gel. Silverton, Urowns vllls, Bpringfleld, and Natron, and even ing train for ML Angel and Silver- 117 JO a.ml Corvallls passen ll:Mp.n ger. 114:60 p.m Sheridan passen- ll:ZSa.m I ger Dally. HDally except Sunday, Rebate tickets on sale between Pert. land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates 117 first class and tU second class, including sleeper. Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also Japan, China, Hono- lulu and Australia. Can be obtained ?fnJB' fclrk)and. Ticket Agent. 114 Third street. TAMHILL DIVISION. Passenger depot foot of Jefferson St Leava for Oiwcrn rtall a 7-M aa.u a. m.; 12:30. 1:65, 3:25, 6:15, 1:2 1 05 11:10 p, m.; and :00 a. m. on Sunday only. Arrive at Portland daily at :!. f: iTm nft-mm.:,1:i? ,:16' i:3?f 7.40, 10.00 p. m.; 11:40 a. m. dally ex cept dionuay; s;ju ana 10:05 a. m. on eunuays only. Leave for Dalas dally, except Bus day, at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland at t'j a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Atnie Mondays, wednesdava and Fri. days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays, xnumuityi ana Baiuraayg, except sunuay. R. KOEHLER, Manager. C. H. MARKHiV Gen. FrL and Pass. Agt Wax Candles fftblna' elM ailda an marh 1 tolhiichiirniot th rfrii. rooa or boodoir ANthSNoftlr rfli nl iiht fron (;)KIlVA l:.ndl.. tfothutg will contriljQt mor to tlia arttatle mtccumm or th4 lunchnon, tordinnr. ThebMtdecorativa raadlaa for tha ainiDlMt a thm BMi alaborata ftinnion for nA. u r muion. Made In all colon ana m mo-, n-tiw Tinia uj Jaikllte, and aold amrwhara, : SOUTH 1 m E I. A ltaWaBMM QUICKEST. SHORTEST and MOST DIRECT LINE TO TIID HAST - SOUTHEAST IS TUB TWO DA1L? SOLID VESTIBULEl) il(AI.S LKSS THAN TllHEB DAYS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Throueh Pitlaca and T,inrl fllMtwtr. Mnlng and lluffet Library Cars, ftm class Kecllnlng Chairs Free. IOKTLAND to DENVER, KANSAS CITY, OMAHA and CillCADO without Changs. Only one chanite to NKW YOHK. UOSTON and other Eastern points. Tor rates, tickets and full inf.irma. Hon. call on or a ldrem, o. w. u)UNsnEimY. Agent O. 11. A N . Aatnrlo Cir . i.u i ii uen I Aft., u. u miru di., I'ortittna, nr. WHITE COLLAR LINl Columbia Itlver and Puget Sound Nav. gallon Company. Bailey Oaticrt leaves Astoria dall except Sunday at 7 p. m. Leaves Tor'and dally except Bun- oar at i a. m White Collar Line tickets and O tl A N. tickets Interchangeable on Ballsy Qatscrt and Hassalo. A. J. TAYLOR. Astoria. Aft U. B. SCOTT. Telephone UL President Oregon Short Line Railroad. THK DIRECT ROUTS TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, vU me i niun racino Fast Wall Lint, or i no mo uranue ocemc una, LOOK AT THE TIME 1J Days to Suit Luke 2J Days to Denver 3J Days to Chicago 4 Days to New York. Free recllnlnf chairs, upholstered tounst sieepinx cars, and Pullman tl. c aieeiiera, opcratea on ail tralna. For further information annlv ta Or ' C. O. TEHRT. VT. E. COMAN. Trav. Pass. Aft Oen. Aat iii inira 01., rortiana. or, O. W. LOUNSBERRT. Arent O. R. A N. notrAT . tickets Un"-.ff-flN EflS Through Palace and Tourist Sleep ers aining and library observation cars. ELKUANT VESTIBULE TRAINS. No. i. "Flyer." leaves Portland at '"J p. m. No. X. -'Flyer." arrives Portland at 7 w a. m. For rates, etc., call or address n W TlTTKTattTODV Agent O. R. A N.. Astoria. 6r. or A. M. U. UKNISTON, C. P. & T. A.. Portland. Ore. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are contemplating trlP whether on business or pleasure. they naturally want the best service obtainable as far as speed, comfort and "sfety Is concerned. Employes of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are Paid to serve the publlo and our trains are operated so as to make close con- nectlons with dlversln Hnea at all Junction points. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair -ars on inrougn trains. uining car service unexcelled. Meals served a la carte. in order to obtain the first-class ser vlce' Mk tne tlcke "ent to sell you tlcket over tl.iih . ... The Wisconsin Centra Lines and you will make direct connections at t. t'aul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all points East. For any further Information call on any ticKet agent, or correspond with jam. u. ronu, oen. Pass. Agt, or JAS. A. CLOCK, Milwaukee. Wis. ueneral Agent. 246 8tnrk St.. Portland, Or. I.KttAf. NOTICK NOTICE TO STREET - CONTRAO TORS. Notice Im h-rhv triven IVinf tin in ftio i - .. . : " '"Hir or i o v. lock ii. m.. on Thurailav. the 14th day of June, 1900, at the of fice of the auditor and police Judge of me i.ity or Aator a. In the cltv hull thereof, ihe committee on streets and public Ways of the Cnmm.in f'nnnrll. of th" City of Astoria, will receive bids for the Improvement of Thlrtv-elchth street, from a riolnt 15 foet aouth of th-; north line of Duane ntret tn the south line of llariison avenue, as pro vided by ordinance No. 2520 of the City of Astoria, approved the 7th day of June, woo. The rlKht Is reaerved fn rWr anv and all bids. C. C. L'TZINCER, J. W. COOK, H. Annp.v Committee on Streets and Public Ways, 1 Si I.VtlALlNOTIt'K ADMINISTHATOU'8 PALE. Notice Is hoieby kIvi'ii that t ursunitl lo an order nmd and rn,red In the count y t'nurt of the state of Oreiton for ( iMtaup county an tin 3oii day nf April, 1W0. the undcpelgnrd adminis trator of the ratal of l W. Cnleman, drcfiHil, wilt on Motiday, the Kih day of July, 1M, at the hour uf two o'cIik k p. tn., in frvnt of the court housp door at I ho city of Astoria. In Ctntp coun ty, stats of Orvtc. offer for ulo and ,U at auction to live lilarlicut bidder for ranh. all f the folio Init di-scrlbi-d al retste l tasted lit SAld county, to wn: The north half of the southwest quar ter, and the nt halt of the eoutheant iiuarirr of iVctloil numbrr on tl). In Townahlp sis i, north of ttsnte nine fit. o( the Wtihttitvlle iiwrl.llan. lnt.l at At'rti, Oregon, this llrst duV of May. I. C. W. Fl'LTON, AdmltilMlrator, CONTK8T NOTICK. Deimrtment of the Interior, Land Of nYo. Oregon city, UrvaTun, May T, two. A sultlclent ronteat arTldnvlt having bofii Hied In this nine by W. 0. Howell, eoiitrstnnt, Knlnnt lloinstrad l.ntry (. .6r, niailn November 14. fur N'4 of NW. Hivtlon 17. Township & N, Itaiige 10, by tory O. Adams, cuntestee. In which II Is alliged that rontrstanl "knows the present condition of the Mine; also that said Cory O. Adiuns has wholly abandoned said trad of hind and changed his neldeme thero- fn.m. for more than four yars since nmklng said rntry and nest prior to hite of this aiMdavlt. and that he has ...... , , vu-ii.hiv an.i ini,ru am i tract of land as provided by law and that said allcgrd absence from the said land was not due to his employment in he army, navy, or marine corps of the l nlt-d Mates as a private soldier, oftl- cr. seaman or marine, during the war w in bpin, or during any other war In wnicn tno i.'iilir l mates may ba en. Kiiged. said parties are hen-by notlried ) appear. r-Pnd and ottwr evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock "n , V . . . . ' . M, 'if ,r'-,l?l,;r ,rt,,! wr t,,e i J n r"0" ..... , The said contestant having. In a uroo- er amdavlt. ll.ed. February 1. 10. .V, in. " . . , ., , Z ur d.u rinno. L'r- i-' uV'h t' ' TWVt and directed that such notice be given oy 11 ue ami iror publication. Signed, WM. UALLOWAY, Receiver. SUMMONS. In the circuit court of the state of iirvgnn for Clatsop county. U.'bvcca Hall, plaintiff, vs. William I . nan, tfcrrndant. Tit Wllllum l 11-11 i.r-n.i. III the name of iha itate of Oregon Villi IK h.mhv nuiiiImJ . n I answer the complaint filed against you In the above rntltled suit on or before tne JMn Cay of June, 100. that being the time prescribed In the order of pub- llcatlon of thla lummini tnr ftlln !, answer, and If you fall to so annear and answer said complaint, the plain - tiff iii armiv in th. r.,nri fP th. m. lief demanded In said complaint, to- wit, ror tne dissolution or the bonds of matrimony eslatlng between you and the plaintiff and for such further relief ss niay be Just and eaultable. This summons Is published by order of the Hon. J. n. 1). Gray, county Judge of Clatsop county, Oregon, made and en- trred the 2Slh day of April. 1900: said order being made by said county Judge in tne absence or the circuit Judge, and the date of the first publication Is May 4. 1900, and the said publication is to run six consecutive weeks from the said dato. GEORGE II. DURHAM. Attorney for Plaintiff. Dated Astoria. Orogjn. April S. 100. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. Nolle la hereby elvan that on Mnn. day. Aorll 2. Woo. at II o'clock A. U. at tne ct IiIaH. pursuant to an order of the county court of the state of Oregon, for Clat- mnn rnnntv marl, nn n. V.K marv 19 1MO I wilt a1mlnl. train- of the estate of'liendrlk Patree. te- paa1 at mililln auntln tn tha highest bidder for cash, tho following deacrlbed nroncrtv twlnna-lna' tn aaM estate, to-wit: Lot two and the south- west auartcr of tha northeast nuart.r of section thirteen, Intownshlp seven north, range ten west of Willamette mcrldan. In said ClatsoD county, and. also, a contract for mbIm of tha tlmher upon said land, made by the said da- censed and one Nick Petroff with one It. R. Cole, of date of June 4, 1898. Listed aiarcn l, woo. FRANK J. TATLOR. Administrator, TIMBER LAND NOTICE. United States Land Office, Oregon City. Oreiron. Aorll 18. 1900. Notice Is hereby given that in com- pllance with the provisions of the sot of congress of June I, 1878, entitled 'An act for the sale of timber lands In the states of California, Oregon, tsevaua, and wasnington territory," na axtnnited tn all Iha nnhlln ImnA states by act of August 4. 1892, Sarah Immunities of every kind and descrlp. L. Bottom, of Jewell, county of Clat- ',0,n cov"f'l by said mortgage of May sop, state of Oregon, has this tlay filed m2 whether owned by said defend In this office her sworn statement No. at 'he dato of said mortgage or 517, for the purchase of the NW14 of "lnre acquired, In one parcel, to satisfy section No. 18, in township No. I N, fnlJ Jn'Ument, liens, costs and accru range No. 6 W.. and will offer proof to ln c""t- show that the land sought Is more val- uable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to estab lish her claim to suld land before the register and receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 7th day of July, 1900. She names as witnesses: John Corcoran, of Vine Manlo. Orcron James W. Walker, of 'swell, Oregon, isaac jn. roster, or Jewell, Oregon, Bernard A. Johnson of Jewell Oregon, Any and all persons claiming ad- versiily the above-described lands are rconcsted to file their claims In this ofllce on or before said 7th day of July, 1900. CHAS. B. MOORE3, Jtegister. STATE TREASURER'S THIRD NO TICE. Plate of Oregon, Treasury Department, u.m T,.n. i inn ' v ' Salem, June 2, 1900. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on nand wun which to redeem all outstanding state warrants drawn on the general fund and endorsed Presented and not paid for want of funds," prior to this date, except those IcZrl" ,J!i'St r drawn for conveying Insane for the Wfi 0 f Ssldo, Oregon; Phil vears 1899 and 1900: also to riv all lp M' Cond"' f Seaside, Oregon. years 1899 and 1900; also to pay all warrants drawn on the state scalp bounty fund and 'ndors-d "Presented and not paid for want of funds," prior to May 20, 1899, and that all such war rants properly endorsed will be paid upon presentation at this ofllce, inter est thereon ceasing from and after this date. OliAS. a. MOORE, State Treasurer. I I.MIAI, NIITM'KS nKt'lClV ICR'S 8 ALU, In thii t'lrciill Court, Statu of Oregon, Comity of t'l'iiNnii, Tim HiH'iuliy Hiivlngs A Trust Cum. iny ftlHlnlllf. vs. The Astoria Hlreut Itullwiiy t'oniEiiny (li.fninltints. Notlru Is Ih'ii'liy (il veil that In pur stiuni'u of u iiidMiui'tit, ili'cipn and or cli r of ph In tl uly iniidn and entiTi'd In tint above entitled suit In tint above eiullliul oiiiin mi Miindny the Nth day or May, Iimhi, which ImUiiu'iit was In favor of plnlntirr and iiniiIiihi dnfund ant for ths sum of thirty thousand, two hundred and fifty dollurs and the roats and illNbuiaiiinnt of snld Stilt, and In and by which Judgment and do cre the imntfcHKt PSm utml to plaltitlff by d'rendiint on the tint duy of May, iv.U Uesirilied in the cnmplulnt in the above viitlHed suit was fm I'dimrd and aid sum of thirty thousand, two lain iliwl and fifty dollurs secured by suld inurtguga, togi'thpr with the costs of snld sull was declared to be a llin Ufxin ull the property nxMition 1 in niorlgnuK and in the rompiitlnt In tlila) ult and herein set out and wliloli Jildgini'iit, order and decrea illroiilnil ma as receiver of all snld proporty heivlnftiie niulliled In dm abovs vn tltlrd stilt In sell all NHld propmty to ntlNfy null Judgment, owls and accru ing cunt, I will on MONDAY. Tllia 2ND DAY OF JULY. moo, at tin. hour of I o'clock p. 111. of I.ui.i ,.IV. i Dm r,nn h,,n. .1..... i ciatsup county, slut of O.'ig.m. sell fr rnnh In V. H, gold coin, to the high- M, t,,llrr rl(,ll( ,0 (u,lo(,t which the Ucffiidaiil. the Astoria Htrset Itmiwny had on the Xnd day of May, imj. or him since acjuirod 111 the pr..p rrly miu,me,t In .ul, mortgage or M:y van th,.rvof, which property is niorv pttUiouitttiy di'scrlbvd as follows, t,,.wlt: All the real property of said Astoria Htrl Hallway Company. Its ngnis of way, ru...ineiils and antmrte. immr. .11 U miiroad and slrix-t rail- wav in iim inv .4 ax.ih ,.,. 1., ..i.i f,,miiy f Clatson. the ndbcd. tracks. ,h,i,-s. u,.s. Urns of wire, overload I ,,nnios. g.-tmrator.. electric motors and oltlrr ..utfU-ai oi t.ttratus. and all tools ,l lmplnn,nts. all rolling st. k, tars e.iuli.iin i.ts; all leasi holds. all build- in- r bouiM . powi-r houses and oth- er siructurcs; all llce.is.Mi. rights, prlv. 'felses apiN-rUUniii to said above mentioned property, or 1 ... 1... '.'....... ,Uv ',r u " or"w,r ? hTIni rl"''. ' imri: all things In ao- ,,u"' ''rci. c'-l'ns ...d demands, real, (xisoiml aiul muej owned at the dale of said mortgage or thereafter acquired by said railway company as well in law as In equity, and the in emirs, revenues, rents. Issues and pro fits of said property; and with ths right to the purchaser of sold property to succeed to and enjoy all ths rights, privileges. Immunities, franchises, and all licenses, corporate, or otherwise of aid rullwsy company, being ths entire anil complete railroad and street rail- ay ,,ln"1 nJ rToperty of said Cora- I I'aiiy. Tl1 "r,?,1 ' W railway V'?x!x- Mn "'"'nlWIl' n the ''"""' nu me luuuwing- n""1"1 i"- ld city of Astoria, to-Wit: .."'"Inning at the Intersxtion of r 0"" lr"'1 "hlniton street, I runuliisf thence easterly on said Court ,r"' t.a Wmi1 K11.1. lr"'1'' Ibence -"" "rai rum iirwi ' 1 trt9t ' 'heme easterly on said lr,"r wrrc falimm street; thence utherly on said Hulmun street to 1 """ street; thence easterly on ult Hemlock stre.-t to Ihe north side "" of r,fln "Ireet (being tbe south aide line uf block sixteen (18) In the rort or I. tiper Astoria); thence north- eitatvrly crosalng said block sixteen (ID), Augur street and block seventeen (IT) In said Port of Upper Astoria to Fourth street; thence easterly on said ruurtn street to llonnevllle avenue: thence northerly on said llonnevllle avenue to Third street; and thence easterly on said Third Hlreet to Dick- mm avenue, wun tne sine tracks, a.iuncs and orancnes) Belonging or ' " I'Wn; now owned Dy said I :. . company, and nereny adver. ,y'"" "''n and situate In Clatsop "umy' iate or ureg.m. particularly Ul'HcrllHM US fulldWg. low t: All of lots tWO2), three (3), four (4). P'"0. (,0) "n1 (U) In oiim k numbered two (2) III Hhlvelv a Anl"rl ow In the corporate limits of City of Astoria.) An,i ana 'f lt two (2) In bliKlt numiicrcd Iwo (2) In Port of Upper As- I '"rllk (,ll,w 1,1 1,18 coriwrate limits of Astoria.) Reference being had herein to the re- corded and rntublished muns and olata "( snld Hhlvcly's Astoria and Port of I'l'ber Aatorla. j ogetin-r with all and singular the ten ements, hereditaments and appurta- nances ueionguiK, or In any wise ap- pertulnltig to said lots, tracts or dot- eels of renl protertyj Kelng all und singular the property of said defendant corporation. The Astoria Street Hallway Company, real. personal or mixed; and all rights, prlv- ",'K''"' . Immunities and franchisee oyiAnr bv "aM company, .,An'. n"4,ca ' hereby further given ,,,!l.t 1 w'" off,'r '"i" " and sell all nllUt """I'Tty above described, real, " """ , ami nuiu iiremiara, rights, privileges and franchises and "nds secured by said mortgage and uvt-nmo coupons oeionglng llieruto Will oe received on account of any amount bid at said sain as provided In said de cree and order of sale. a a. cooLinora. Recclvor of Astoria Street Hallway ('ompuny. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Ofllce at Oregon City, Or., May 17, 19oo. Notice Is hereby given that the fol- lowing-nnmed eettier hn. fti,.ii nniina of his Intention to mako final proof In support of his claim, and that a&ld proof will be made before the county clerk of Clatsop County, at Astoria, uii'K'in, on JUiy Z, llMMJ, vix: BARTHOLOMEW J. BURKE. If. E. No. 121126. for tha R half i,t tha MtP. m,nH.. VT If . .. a " : , ,.' ...,, 1 . n BHi .qu . ,Lr .and8l. quarter of NE quarter Of eeuun , I o n, il 10 w. He nnmes the followlnsr witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: John P, Eberman. of Seajilda. Ora. CHAS. B. MOOREE, Register. Dr. T. N. Ball DENTIST. 671 Commend tl Street, iSTnnri rrnn Over Bohlussel'g Clotting Store.