The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 06, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORXIXG A8T0KIAX, SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1901. OUR SECOND ANNUAL CtEARANC NOW IN FUkL, FORCE E Mii Don't iniwt tliw opportunity to purclmoo First Quality Dry Good ut WilOLICSALIC 1'UiCKl . . . . All conlmcli for mlvcrtiMiiK in ih Aatoiluii urn miiJo on a Rimr ntco f circulation (our time lurnr IIiiiii thnt of uny pupvr published or circulated In Clut op county. TODAT'H WBATHER. I"OliTLAND. Jan. f.-Woatrrn Ore yon ami Western Washington, rntn up swiw, Kastern Oregon, nw. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho, prob Hlily n iw. K. tlty AROUND TOWN. K. Lyon, of Knappa, wu In tht yeaterday. Captain Nlik Weber wua down frm r.UKltr CHIT yi-ati-rduy mi buMlnrs. Mr. C. W. Fulton and Mrs. It. I'nwl spent ycatcrdiiy In Portland. f. Thomas Floyd, of Oliii-y, u In the eliy ymirriuy, .John Fry. of Youngs River, wm In ins my ymiMny. liar rrKirt: Wind. uthwt, iual ly; bar, moderate. J.wl linii', of noble, la registered, at the I'tukvr liu . J. L. Hnncyman, of Portland, l th Occident yttrdy. Iunmn Taylor, of Portland, Is reg. Island at the Occident Km nk Huprcnant. of Chadwcll, was In the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. I. I CV ry are In Portland for a few dayt. The firltbh ship Provlncs waa start ed up ui river ymteraay. Mr. and Mrs. I. Lemon, of Bandy, wor In Astoria yesterday. The Prltlah ship longdate wm towed to sen yrairrdty morning. Olaf Frlrkson. of Iewls and CUrk, tva In Astoria yesterday. Beat 15-rerit meal. Rising dua Rot 4aurant. (13 Commercial street. JtfTi reataumnt-th tartest teat. A trial will convince you. nd Trunk M. Warren, of Torlland. wm In the city yesterday on business. Xh fiwrman ship C. H. Watjen ar rived down the rlvir yesterday after noon In low of the Oklahamo, BEST U-CENT MEAL: BUN RESTAURANT. RIHINO Mm Clara Hlmpson. of Portland. Ii in tint city, vMiUg with her parent. o, it. cnopRrt'fl great annual BALK 18 NOW ON. DON'T MIH8 IT. 1h Occident barbershop nn.1 hatha It th jilnc- tn (ro for first-class work, Mr. and Mm. I B. Parrott.of Yaul- tut. ar teglatercd at the Astor House, Where do you (ret your Sunday din ner? I takt mint at tht Central Hotel, The tanir Columbia arrived In friiin Man FiituK-o ycttcrduy mom- Inf. flALH IK NOW ON. CO MR RAKLT ANI HlX-'t'ltK BOME OF T1IIC UAH- UAINH. Mlet Nell Mitchell, of 8levenon, Wa.h., ! vl.ltln h. r nl-t.-r, Mm. D. D. Johnton. IMttanl OoltHet and Loult F. Hen or. of Kn Columbia, wrrt In tht city yitti rduy. KVKrtYTIMNO ORKATLT rtRDUC Y.U KtUt TIIW NEXT TIIIItTr DAYS AT COOPER'S. The giesm 'hof)tier Alliance left out for Hun Kiandtco and way irti y- lcr1iiy mornlnf. II. P. Heed, the 0r.lnr, Or., rtn- nervman. arrtvefl in m city on me noon train yeterdny. C'ltlieiM of Cathlamot art urglnr a miua ttieetlnit for the purpowt of In- eorHirutiiig tht town. The ItiitlKh thin Andreta arrived down tht river yegterday at noon In tow of tht llarvrat Queen. A marrUir llrenn wtt lnued renter dny to liawkilry Wllklnaon and KJItnlng.i by hiwooii, both of Clattop county. Tht bar tutr WaUula and Kort wr biiih I'ttllcd Into wrvlce yent.'r day niortilna; 'o tow tht Hrllleh "dip Miirlon Llvhibody fut to t-. Vlvtor t'abrln, a native of Klnlatnl. (Ielitiei hli !nlntlon of b-cmlng a iltUrn of the Culled HmUu In tht UMiiity tlerk't oltlce yctirJuy, John A. MontRomery h Often'-d a hop at 421 Hond atnl and In prepared to do all claw of pluiriblnx and tin nliiK at the lowtut p.llil: ratei. Tha llrltlKh uhlp Aniln tu rb-ared at the rumom houw fr Uu'e'lftown for orrt'T yenter(y, Uh varrle 101, KHZ biuhelt of yflrftt, Vl'wtJ TtfHilyn coal Intlt lonv-r, It cleaner tqd makeg lent troublt with atovei and i hmmey tluvt thn any othtr. Oeor W. Banborn, aent, Jeljhon 1311 II, It. H'Xfler h no excellent out' fit of itpei'lnl rooking iil'Tmlle and rof fc urn which h will rent out for baii'iueta, jmrtl't or other privnte ute, Mi't. Joiitiih Hrfwn uff"'r''d never full yiht'Til.iy nioroinif und dll'M-atcd her left ulioukli-r. Hhr wut rmnlliir ut of hr houe iiml rlipped on the ilo'r nt-tt. All Odd Fellow art reiiuat to meet at their luill Moikluy, January 7, at 10 o'clock u. tn., to attend the f urn-nil of the wire t( Hmth'T H. f. Kindred. C. Kekb-ton. N. O. Jowph (Jrlli.r and the thit-e Kenney brothi-m, John J., Ullllurn and P. H., n-turned frorn a trip of aeveral we-k to California, on th hIcbiikt Colum bia yenterduy morning. Mr. Illlllnr-. of IewUlon, Idaho, who liitx In-in vltiKlna her Uter, Mm. M. J. Fox. In ihi Icy. r-tuni'-d hint night froo. a brief v Ixlt to l'ortlaiKl, oncoin- pamed bv Mm. Jain't Fog. The flrlilxh i-amlilp Paint Pede ar rived down tht river at 2 o'clock yet- t-Tiluy nw-mlng and croem-d out at 11:30 o'clock. Bhe carrlca a government car go of hay and out for Manila. Th Oerman hl" WatJf filed her niamfint at the ruatom houite yenter- il,y afiernoiin. Hhe carrht a cargo of I03,m btiKhel- of wheat, valued at r.7.- r.uo and U bound for Queenatcrwn for ordera. The- TettmHtcra' I'nlon wlU hold Ita regular meeting at Itanthorn'a hall, on Turnday evening, January I. All mem-Ix-m are reoueated to b pivaent aa bualnea of Importanct la to be trana acted. An employe at Renaon't logging camp, by the name or roai, waa broutiht to HL Mary't hoepltal Friday evening to recelva ir-rlcl attention for a badly cut hand. Dr. Fulton attended the Injury. Mm. Mudd and her aiater Mm. Cun ningham of New AftorlA. have returned froin Portland, where they have been vlniilng th?lr father. II. C. Kindred. who waa aeverely Injured a f'-w day a fall. La zy. ivers araniaoy tlmiwtliaeAuMof rarlout . WinrtT par uent of the Amarioaa tueiybt ara rlil to i irouljU'l wltb llvar and utimv.k rnplJnta ifh M oonntlliMa, OisxinMw, Inaig-aUoa, biUuuuata, iugUii llTr(tUj, Baldwin's Health Tablets No. 25 oetwooffle und ear the Ola, TIm-w talleU art aa a fnUi. Ui. tiv Ttii-y Diaka tlm lir.r wt toiaacb l thir duty aa tliey yiold to tli li'lia Ublnu. Ibay toat tie aad aa ba procurad at Suceeor to Th. FRANK HAIIT. Olaen. tOO-i Com. Bt BOLD lit 'Itr; LA nr. Tht Office and Will Mllw-n't Eleventh 8tret Clg.ir Htore T'urh-d. A old rr'bbery occurred early ye, terday morning or late the evening be fore In thla city. Harry IlamhU-t't Lu-e, "Th Office," on Kl;venth alreet a th :ene of I ha commencement of operationa. Boon after Mr. Hambl'-t cii im-iI up and tii Iniu tim r-n.uo-rartt next door the thief or thieve, though Om probability I that the work waa dono by one man, who hail prob ably been watching, broke In thr front doom, wf lch are of the awlnglng pat-t-rn, fat-n!ng with a bolt at top and bt-ttom. The Kill of the door nhowed where the bolt had been force '- , l "",- tflrti riiovd of aoiu cunt v! cttl dollar, and attention waa then turned to Will MadUon't .lKar more, acceaa to which waa gained by tmana of a connecting dor. Here the cash rfglHter waa touched for Juat S. Then the ih-f dh'rwed hi Intimate know-Mgi.- (jt hit urroundlngs by golnjf to a Clipboard and taking frfwn re-hlnd aome empty cigar Ikix-, a aack con taining a pume and between IV) and i"0 In coin. No trace haa aa yet been dlf- covered of th bl'-ntlty of the burglar although a careful tean b has bw-n inai;. JUST' RECEIVED A Full Line of ow ii K' m -ii aw ii ' Heiaze's Klace Kcst, Qucca Clives tni ail kin 1$ cf lloli iay Delicacies FISHER BROTHERS. ASo,iA, William Wallace, of the Eller Piano llouae la In .the city and can be found at C. P. Looney't. On Friday he de livered a very fine duplicate of tht Klnib'ill piano, exhibited at the Inter national Kxpoalllon at Omaha, to par-(ii-a In Orayt Harbor, lie baa alao placed a very fine piano he-re In the city within the puat few daya. committee: named. Chairman Hlgglna Makes the Appoint ment of Additional Mmbm to Serve In the Common Point Fight All the newly elected councJlmen and the tltv attorney filed their oathe of oinc with tht city auditor yeeteraay Afternoon. Cream Pur Rya. mtnca, flnett whlakv. Th onl nur tooda: guar anteed rich and mellow. JOHN L. CAHLSON. Bolt Agent. Th llflht-houte tender Columbine left out yesterday on a trip tt Wlllapa bay, where aht goeg to place a whlatllng buoy and aeveral other aiut to naviga tion. LOW PRICES ON OVERCOATS URO0 UNO Of TOMB QARMt VT MADO IN PERI IXT TYLE n tip.. : T corrtci.. Drcstort Wear... Tht Adler... Clothing UM rvU Utui UUUd, KERSEY OVERCOATS Former price 113.50 HOW $8.25 TAN C0YERT TOP COAT Former price $22.50 NOW $14.75 OXFORD GRAY Overcoat Former price 20.00 NOW $13.25 MEN'S FRIEZE ULSTERS Former price $15.00 NOW $10.15 BOYS' OVERCOATS Former prico $2.75 HOW $1.75 Extraordinary low prices will be made on all broken lines. First cost will not be considered- . vSi B'A M I Q.ER. . The old ttoraim facllltlea and plant now controlled by II. L. Hoan at Falr- haven haa paaavd under tht control of It. Onffroy, who a nwr In the I-at placing n vast cold atorage combination on Ita feet llnanoially. It'a a gentleman! whlnkey, a pure dellciout bevemge and a grand appeti ser. Don t forget the name. "j. w. Ilarpw" whiskey. The kind your grandfather uned." Sold by Foard and Utokes Co., Astoria. Ore. The Chinaman, Chin Wing, who was arrented on a charge of aeeault and baltery. Friday afternoon, waa releuaed veaterd iy on a caah bail of $r,0. The ball waa ftirnlaheri by Ark Wo. Ills trial waa el for Monday, before Jua- llce urower. The British thin Scottish Ialea clear ed from Portland yesterday for order. She waa dispatched by Balfour, Guthrie & Co., and Is tht first of the January fleet to get away. She carries over 115.700 buxheta of wheat, valued at about 102,000. Ed Ca&itUly, who Waa recently In this It v. waa arrested in Portland early yesterday morning on the charge of burglurixing the Owl saloon at that place. He had pinched a key while In side before the place closed and went In a side door. Judge Gray received a telegram yes terday from the superintendent of the stats insane asylum, stating that Abram Pnkola, who waa committed to thnt Institution from Clatsop county on November It. 1S91, died on January S, aged W yearn. All member of Gateway Itebekah lodge. No. 77, I. O. O. F., are requested to attend the funeral of their late sis ler. Kate Kindred, on Monday, Janu arv 7th, at 10:30 a. m., at the Episcopal church. Hy ordvr. I REN A C. JOHN SON, Noble Grand. Three big companies were organised Friday by tiling articles of Incorpora tion In the department of state, for the avowed purpose of developing Oregon't wonderful resources, eHpeclally in the mineral and oil belt of the Tillamook and Nehulem countries. The Woman't Belief Corps will grvt a tea at the residence or .Mm. teigier, on Seventeenth street, on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Th'Tt will bf a fish pond, music and oth-r pames for old and young. EverybvV Invited to come and have a good time. By articles of Incorporation filed at Salem on Friday the Free Methodist Church of North America will acquire and handle church property, for the benefit ( religious works of charity, in Josephine county. The principal of fice will be located In Granta Pass. Contractor Houston has been delayed In the completion of the Upper Necan louni bridge by the -washing awny of gomo of his lumber. He immediately ordored more sent down from the mills here and 'he work will probably be completed so na to allow the passage of teams by Wednesday. The Copper Head Mining Company. which recently Incorporated In this city held a meeting of the stockholders on Friday and perfected Its organisa tion. The following officers were elect ed: W. W. Whipple, president: C. G. Palmberg, vlce-prealdent: D. T. Gerdes. secretary; Frank Fatton, treasurer. The production of that well-known comic opera, made famous by Frank Daniels, "The Idol's Eye," at risner s opera house last evening caned out an audience that packed the house. The opera waa put on by the Ronton Lyric Opera, Company, aa a return engage ment. The Btage tettinga wen uep tlonally good and the costumes were superb. The production waa fun from start to finish and was most heartily enjoyed by tho enthuBlaattO audience. Pat Crow,, who bat created such a furore lit the '"under world" and caus ed so much trouble to tht police In ilu Middle Went, waa at one time a Walla Waiian, acordlng to a paper publiHhed In that city. lie Is quite well remembered by several who were ac quainted with him at that time and it haa been thought ha might head that way In his effort to seek a place of safety. , LleulfMUnt-Commander Davis, of the Oregon Naval Jtcserve at Portland, haa received tifiy rounds of ammunition for use in the landing pieces now In po - slon of the reserve. The consignment comprises both shrapnel and common hi-li; also ten cutlaaxes and bells, and a sample card of the fuses used In dif ferent guns and for distances. Thla new equipment comes from tht navy department, a requisition having been sent to headquarters aome tine ago, No word haa yet been heard of the Lee rillea which were al-w asked for. The citizens of Seattle have already subHcribcd over Iso.OWi of the $100.0v0 needed for the Moran battleship fund and there la now no question that the total amount will be ralaed. Moran Uroihcrs Company are confident not only that they will be one of the three concerns selected by Secretary Long to build battleships, but that when the uward ia made they will be able to at once wire their acceptance of the con tract at the reduced figure demanded by the navy department. The people of Seattle are guaranteeing the the funds mce.isary to meet this reduction. WITH THE CHURCHES. Services as usual at the Presbyterian church today. At the close of the morning service the communion of the Lord's suppsr will be observed. The theme of the evening sermon will be "A Young Man's Opportunity." There will be the usual services at the Methodist church today. The regular bi-monthly communion services will he held In connection with the morning service. The theme for the evening sermon will be "Isaiah's Vis' Ion." Services at the Swedish Lutheran church as usual today. Swedish service at 11 o'clock a. m. Subject. "Whom do you seek?" English ser vice at 7:30 p. m. Subject. "Arise, shine for thy light Is come and the glory of the Lord ia upon thee." Sunday school at 11 a. m. Everybody cordially Invit ed to attend. The pastor of the First Baptist church desires to make the first Sun day of this year and century one of special service preparatory for the fol lowing week of prayer and an uplift In Christian life and service. Sermons will be preached having that end !n view, and persons w ho can consistently attend are cordially invited to do so. "Kntlre Obedience to God Our Best Sacrifice" will be the them for the 11 o'clock service In the first Congrega lonal church today. At 7:30 tn the evening the theme will be "Love Per fected Constitutes Man Perfected." The communion service will be observed at the close of the morning service. Bible meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. A cordial Invitation extended to all. At the mas meeting of the cltlz-'ns held on Thursday night. Chairman J. E. Iliggtns waa empowered to appoint sixteen citizens to -rve In conjunction with the five already on the original committee. The motion waa made, at ! the meeting, that the members of the committee be selected from the citizens so as to Include every branch of trade and as many different interests aa pos sible. The appointments were as fol lows: W. F. McGregor. W. H. Barker. A. V. Al!n. F. L. Parker, F. P. Kendall, lender L-beck. D. K. Warren. Martin Foard. Herman Wise. J. Q. A. Bowiby, C. It. Thomson, W. Whipple, F. A. Fish er. W. L. Itobb, Chas. Larson and J. II. Johannsen. The original committee con-ciHi'-i of C. W. Fulton. Albert Dun br. F. J. Taylor. B. F. Allen and J. T. Ross. Two of the members of the original committee are members of the legisla ture and will be called to attend at the opening seRsion of that body soon, but the addition of the new members will lighten the burdens of the balance of the committee. Fancy anu oiapie urocenes FL01R FEED. PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. A. Vs ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets BEFORE YOU BUY fl PIAJ10 OR fijl Oipjl It will pay you to write PARIS EXHIBITION PRIZES. The United States received more prizes at the Paris exposition than any other nation, except France. The total being 191. It Is also a remarkable fact, that though the Inhabitants of every other country suffer from diges tive troubles, and though ewry clime offer some allevlatlve therefrom. It remains for America to produce an ab solutely reliable remedy for such con- mon diseases. This remedy Is Hontet- ter'sStoma-h Bittern. Half a century ago, it was placed upon the market. and from that day to this, it haa nev er been equalled. It haa an almost unparalleled record for the cure of dys mt"la. Indigestion constipation, sick headache, sour stomach, belching-, heart burn, nervousness, fatigue, insomnia. or any other disturbance of the stom ach. Be sure to give It a trial. EilB'S PIANO IM OFFICE: 351 Washington St., I'ortland, Ore. We are the great profit killers ami piano price regulators of tho Northwest, and with our special facilities can sell a tine piano or organ for less money than you can get them elsewhere. Write today. Catalogues for the asking. ' Our stock includes the three greatest American pianos the Kim ball, trie Cliickering and the Weber together with eight other good makes. lIlEllLi Efl'S P3AFJ0 FUNERAL NOTICE. The funeral of Mrs. H. B. Kindred will be held from the Episcopal church on Monday at 10:30 a. m. The Inter ment will take place in the Odd Fel lows cemetery at Sklpanon. ASSESSMENT NOTICE NINTH STREET FROM THE NORTH LINE OF BOND STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF ASTOR STREET. Notice is hereby given that the assessment made by ordinance No. 2572, of the City of Aatorla, Oregon, entitled "An ordinance confirming special assessment roll No. 38 for the Improvement of Ninth street from the north line of Bond street to the south line of Astor strtet" approved Dec. 27, 1300, will be due and uayable In United States gold coin at the office of the city treasurer on Janu ary IS, 1J1, and if not so paid at said time the Common Council will order warrants issued for the collection of the same. The assessment Is as follows: BOELLINO. V REAL ESTATE. FUNERAL NOTICE. All members of Seaside lodge, No. 12, . O. U. W.. are requested to meet at their lodire room at 8:30 a, m.. Monday, January 7th, to attend the funeral of the late wife or Brotner h. p. Kin dred. JOHN A. MONTGOMERY. Attest: Master Workman. JAY TUTTLE, Recorder. Delicate Elite French China. Surpassingly beautiful. The colors of the rainbow with the gold of the sun. Tea and Chocolate Pots, vS uzjars and CraamsCako Plates Cups and Saucers Brush Trays, Pin Trays f Don Pens Everything that's beautiful Our Prices Just Like Finding Money. Great AmencanlmporUnar Tea Go. -I 671 Commercial street. Astoria, A. R, Cyrus to Julia M. Sweeney- lots 15, 16 and 22, block 3, Prospect Park; 1100. David and Mary Morgan to M. Kinney lots 8, and 12, block 54. Shive ley's: J1500. Greenwood Cemetery Association to Astoria Aerie No. 17, F. O. E.. block 76. Greenwood; 1100. C. O. Carlson to J. F. Hamilton eas' half of southeast quarter, southwest quarter of southeast quarter, and south east quarter of southwest quarter, sec tion SO, T 6 N, R 8 W; J100O. Mary Dealey to W. F. McGregor- timber right to E. half of N. E. quar ter, and 8. half of SK. quarter of sec tion 24, T 7 N, R 9 W; :'50. ANNUAL MEETING. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alaska Fishermen's Packing Company will be held at the office of the company. Astoria, Oregon, on Wednesday the 9th day of January, 1901. at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. for the nurpose of electing a board of di rectors to serve for the ensuing year. and the transaction of such other busi nesa as may come before the meeting. JOHN NORDPTROM. Secretary. BUSINESS FOR SALE. Good general merchandise business. Ben opening on Columbia river. Good reasons for selling. Address. J. D. M'FARLANE. Knappa, Ore. The census bureau announced that the population of Illinois was 5,821,550. as against 3.S26.351 In 1S90. NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN That a certificate of the completion of the Improvement of Tenth street from the south line of Exchange street to the north line of Franklin avenue, and from the south line of Franklin ave nue to tho north line of Grand avenue. In McClure'a Astoria by N. Clinton ond Son, contractors, under the provisions of ordinance No, 2559. of the City of Astoria, has been duly filed with the auditor and police Judtre of the City of Astoria, by the committee on streets and public ways, city surveyor and superintendent of streets, and that at the next regular meeting of said coun cil the improvement of said street will be formally accepted unless objections be filed against the same. Dated this 4th day of January, 1901. H. E. NELSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. l.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone ZZL DRAYING'AND EXPRESSING t wU PMnrwd n Our Car WlU Receive bpectol Amduuuu. No, RS8 Duane St. Astoria.' Or. W. J. COOK. Kr Res. TeL 1131. Undivided one-third of lot 3. block J, town of Astoria, as laid out by John McClure $13 51 BOELLINO. V Undiviilcd one-third of lot 4, block 9. town of Astoria, as laid out by John McClure 40 6( BOELLING. V Undivided one-third of lot 5, block . I : , i ..I 9. town of Astoria, as laid out by jonn atci-'iun; , 40 15 BOELLING, V Undivided one-third of lot t. block 9. town of Astoria, as laid out by John McClure 13 lit BOELLING, ELIZA Undivided one-third of lot 3, block 9. town of Astoria, as laid out by John McClure 13 55 BOELLING, ELIZA Undivided one-third of lot 4. block 9. town of Astoria, as laisl out by John McClure 40 65 BOELLING, ELIZA Undivided one-third of lot 5, block -. i 1 9- town of Astoria, as laid out by I ' , John McClure 40 65 BOELLING, ELIZA..... Undivided one-third of lot 6. block I . i i ! i 9, town of Astoria, as laid out by John McClure 13 61 BOELLING. SOPHIE Undivided one-third of lot 3, block 9. town of Astoria, as laid out by I ' ' ' John McClure 13 55 BOELLING. SOPHrE Undivided one-third of lot 4, block 9, town of Astoria aa laid but by John McClure 40 85 BOELLING, SOPHIE Undivided one-third of lot 5, block i i ! " I '9. town of Astoria as laid out by John McClure 40 65 BOELLING. SOPHIE Unldvided one-third of lot 6. block 9. town cf Astoria as laid out by John McClure 13 55 BROWN. CHARLES Undivided one-fourth of lot 7, block 55. town of Astoria aa laid out by John McClure 10 IT BROWN. CHARLES.... Undivided one-fourth of lot 8. block bo, town of Astoria as laid out bv John MeC'ure 30 49 BROWN. CHARLES Undivided one-fourth of S. Vt of lot 1, block 55, town of Astoria as laid out bv John McClure 15 25' BROWN, CHARLES Undivided one-fourth of xouth Vt of lot 2, block 53, town of Astoria as laid out by John McClure 5 09 CORBETT. H. W Undivided one-half of S4 of lot 1. block 55, town of Astoria aa laid out by John McClure 30 49 CORBETT, H. W. Undivided one-half of S'4 of lot 2, block 6a, town of Astoria as laid out bv John McClure 10 17 CORBETT, H. W. Undivided one-half of lot 7, block 65, town of Astoria as laid out by John McClure 20 33 CORBETT, H. W. Undivided one-half of lot 8. block 55, town of Astoria as laid out by John McClure 60 98 WILKINSON, ANNA Undivided one-fourth of lot 7, block 55, town of Astoria as laid out by John McClure 10 16 WILKINSON. ANNA Undivided oiiff-fourth of lot 8, block 5j, town of Astoria as laid out bv John McClure 30 49 WILKINSON. ANNA XTndlvided one-fourth of S of lot 1. block 5o, town of Antorla as laid out bv John Mefltire 13 ?4 WILKINSON. ANNA Undivided one-fourth of of lot 2. block 55, town of Astoria as as laid out by John McClure.... C 08 Th following 13 payable In Installments, the first Installment due. Janu ary ISth. 1901: CHASE. W. B..... Undivided one-fourth of N of l it 1, block 55, town of Aamrla "3 laid out by John McClure !! 23 CHASE, W. B Undivided one-fourth of N4 of lot Z. block n.i, town of Astoria as laid out by John McClure 5 f? PARKER. EVA BELL Undivided one-half of N, of 1-t 1, block 55. toxvn of Astoria as latj out by John McClure "3 43 PARKER, EVA BELL Undivided one-half of NM, of lot 2. block 55. town of Astoria laid nut by John McClure 1? u PARKER. F. L Undivided one-fourth cf N',2 of 1 ;i 1. block 55, town of Astoria as laid out by John M'-Cluc 1Z " , PARKER, F. L Ur.;!!v:;M en?- -. "h r' x' " 2, block 53. twn of A-n-r'a. f::; ! out fcv John ,,'-" B Attest: IT. D. N' T." Auditor and r.' : City ' ' - Astoria, Oregon, Jan. 5, 19&. . C ,.--'' - .. .