THE MOKMNG ASTORIAX, SIXDAY, JANUARY 13, 1901.
OUR OECOND
ANNUAL CtMANCIE SALE
NOW IN FULL, FORCE
Don't inirts tliitf ojiporlimity to iiiii'cIihho First Quality
Dry (IwxU nt WilOLlvSALK rltlCICH. ....
All contract! tor mlvcrtini In
th Aatoilnit uro Hindu on WRtuir.
Miitvo of circulation four timed
lamer lliuii tliut of miy puper
published or circulated In Glut
nop county.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
POUTLAND, Jan. 13.-Orgon, Wiih
' Inirtim a nil Northern Idaho, oc tMulmial
rain! southwest nsJ along th wmi.
AROUND TOWN,
V .
C. P. Lewis, of Portland. In th
cliy yrtrdy.
M. W, MlnhV, of Hllvcrton, wee In tha
city ywintiluy,
A. Herring, of Chinook, Is registered
At h Ailor IIuiim.
? A. floherneiksu leave for Altera to.
mirrnv on bulne
C. C. Mftnun, tho Pvpnicn loggor, wa
s In th city yeaierday.
Tilt-hard ftutd. of Portland, It reg.
Umnrd at the Occident.
Hnr report: Wind, south, very irons,
rain, fogg; bur, rough.
W. k.. Joplln, of Knappa, wa In lh
city -t-fdy on biiHlnr. j
Mm. Ma putting, of Portland, U reg
istered at fW Parker Ilouao.
D. J. W.nl. f Oak Point, wa In A
Hurt ytrday on bulneu,
' Fcl lB-rnt meal. Tlltlnf Bun IU
lauratit. til Commercial street.
William Italll. of rortlanl, in In
tha cliy yesterday on business.
Jeff rataurnt tha tartest and
'!. A trial will eonvlno you.
It. O. f'rael entertain! a number of
friend at A stag party lal vr!ilng.
Whr do you ft your lunday din
ir? I take mint at the Ctnirml JlotsU
c. ii. coopers great annual
SALE 18 NOW ON. DON'T MISS IT.
The Occident barbershop an t bath
4t th place to ro for first-claa work.
A marriage llon w Untied from
th ciuniy olork'a office to L. K. Jack
on and Una Wlrang. both of Clatsop
county.
BEST 18CENT MEAL; RIBINO
BUN HKSTAUIt ANT.
1-3 OFF LAST CALL 1-3 OFF
The remainder of our stock of
OVERCOATS
Must Be Sold Regardless of Price
In order todo this we have made
a pimat. TittniTrriON OF
4 k A ailOM - w -
1-3 OFF REGULAR PRICE
THIS MEANS:
$10.00 Overcoat for $ 0.65
$12.00 Overcoat for $ 8.00
$15.00 Overcoat for $10 00
$18.00 Overcoat for $12 00
$22.50 Overcoat for $15.00
A Saving of from $3.35 to $7.50 on Each Garment
Extroordlnory
on All Broken
Mm. Dr. August Kinney returned
y(.-nlny from a vl.lt with friend in
Portland.
CoiniiiM'm-r Peieriien wont to Port
land lal evening to spend Butulay with
In daughter.
KVttltYTItlNn"oRICATLY REDUC
El roll Til 10 NEXT THlIlTT PAYS
AT COOriSK'S.
ii.ri.K riox I. ft vpatfrday morn-
Iiik fr a two-wfck' vllt In Port
land and Batilft
TtoiiroarntatlviHi Hah" and Allen kavt
thin iiionilnc f'r Hal-in to atimd lha
ciwon of lh lf(tii'uro.
A young Jupana want kituallun In
mnnll family, Waa no i.Jct In
quire at 613 Commercial St.
A. J. Btewart. of AtTdn, haa iM-'n
In tho illy for aevnral daya, tha u"l
of lui unci. V, P. MoOrcf.
Thoaa dcalHng 1'na.ma In elorulln
may rail on Mra. France Partlow, 210
Hixth !rc-t, cr. Franklin ava.
Ftd Wit kman luia ao(t)t a t""1'
Don In ti rai.li'il building- at HaUm
a.id l-avr fur that cliy today.
rx-nmi"lMltn-r Lr-wU. from Jhn
Iav. w In th city ypuKTlajr In at
trrtdwiicr iion tha county curt.
All tha ordinal" pa& at tha
rmiiicll ntwilnir Friday iwnliif wera
aiT'd by Mayor Ihtginan yUr&y.
Ttu. ,.h.uf...p W. F. Jcwftt aallil
fn.m San Franclm-o Friday f'r Aa-
torUi. Bl wS laa lumoT ai n.nvv
ton.
.n.t .lilm finld Ttotv. Thraah
nr. antl-truat. union-mad pluar tnhac
cc. Hava your wg -"'y aiu
able.
MumJ Waldman. of Tha Fair, wh
i... w.. ulalllnv nil&tlvra In !-
f..n i.ii.hn. r.iurn.-d homo ypatrrday at
All of ytprdy'a ailon of tha
county fonimiaioiiira rouri win ii
up in drawing in jury J'ai 01 1 "
drcd name.
Mr. and Mr. Chart. Cllandr. of
Vninnhin ii nhinr KKiay Wlin
Mra. calimdor'a -arrnU, Mr. and Mra
E. C. Itol.len.
ti Pl.rL. u nivnartfil Id do
drMmaknf nd genfrnt wlng In
f..miil... bv tha day. D8 CumnVrclaJ
irct. upntalrt.
m It la (ha "fliiM Medal
.. .I.. wh,i niirhMt aarda
at I aria. i un, ..' i
Irana. 1HS5. Unb-atvn and Unbealablel
Foard 4 Btokea Co.. Aatona. vrw.
00 10 1W fAhr
w i J ror uwuv
Low Prices
L-lnesa
W. F. McOrcaor and N. P. Kofnn m
will bwv- thin mornlnir f"T IIMularn,
to attend a niri'tliijt t Ilia Norihwoat
liix Ah Intlun,
J u in in Flnlayaon, who Itu hum via-
Itlnir hli parni In thin city for v
rui dnya, will Icavtt f'T lila hoina In
Kan Fruni'lui o todny.
Invltalloim hava brxn Umt"d by the
Aatnr Club fur a danra to bv alvt-n at
Fird and Htokca' halt on Tnuraduy
vvnlnff, Jnntinry 17th,
Cram Pure lty. imanra'a fln-t
whlNkv. Tho iiniv nura ix1; auar-
anod rich and mellow. JuHN I
CAKf.itON. dola Aaent.
r..,..in kfll t'.inf. hi. m hi...n afifrfid
lug the ar-ut"'r portion of th at
r,.k in Um city waltlna- for aotne of
tha Incoming aMim-ra,
Contractor L b k will nlt in the
woia ili Him Hvlvla de tr- ntf by
driving a numlx-r of dolphin around
tha rtff to aid In lha work.
John A. Montgomery lia opened a
ihop at Hond atre-t and I pn pard
In do all clawwa of plumbing and tin
ning at th lowet poulbla rate.
no;yn ful luMtM longer, I cleaner
and make leaa troubla with atovia and
rhlmney Hue than any other. Oeorge
W, Katiborn, agent. Telephone 1311.
Pacific I)dK. No. M. V. of H.. will
illve a ma'ii bull on Monday evening,
.tun. !1, at Hitnthorn'a hall. AdmU
lon Mc. Tlikeia for M by the niern-
.....
15. C. Kindred, who wa erlui.ly !
Jurrd recently by a acvere fall, while
at Porilnnd, wa bmunht down and
taken to hi home In N"W Atoru on
Friday. He la reported lo b rerov
enng qulto rapidly from hla injurba.
The PuahClub will h.-d It regular
monthly meeting on Tueiny evening.
January lith, at 7:3'i, chamber of
commerc room. The buhine will
I to reielve and compare annual re
port. The prt'nident win a I mi appoint
committee tor the coming year.
A lariie tramp HettJiiMilp a rprt
d paantng In, from tha Ii-'A.Ik, iuat at
ouk liixl evening, but the lookout
could m l make her out, although ant'
u probably the Holert Adamaon, from
Nitnulmo, II. C. aa thMl veem was
reported off Flattery on Friday.
M. P. C'alleiider wna over from
Knnpplon yeil'rdny and filed the man
ifest of Ih barkentlna Tarn Hhnnter.
The vine cl"iin-l for Hun Franciaco
and her manlfeat ahowa a .argo of
M2.35J feet of lumber ond -,Zil fe-n o
lalhf.
The combined force of the wind and
tide on the liargt Wanhougal that ii
lying at anchor Junl off th Telephone
dia k md her drag at hr anchor ye
Urday morning, but morn cable waa
Klvcu her and tha mud-hook took a
new leaae-hold on the reul evtaie at
the botin and the bargs fetched up al
right. The band-tand on the r'lovel dock
ut'iumbd to the force of the gala yea
urd.iy morning and went over. Tha
greater portion of It remained on the
wharf, however. The atrueiure waa
built by the regatta committee. The
removal of the platform of lha rull
toad that acted aa a aort of brace weak
ened the affair and tha heavy wind
of yeaierday proved too much for It.
Malor flhuellrt of tha quartermaater'a
department at Bcattle on Thursday
mad an Inauertlon of the Urttlsh
loamahlp Yang T with a view of
chartering her for government trana-
port aervlce. Thl a tha vesix-l about
which the Tacxma Newa had ao much
to ay In regard to her aiming to the
Sound to load wheat. Major ithuelln
male hi report to Waahlngton. and on
it will depend th movements of the
tcamihlp. It I thought ahe la admir
ably fitted for tranKport aervlce, and
If Major Khuelln'a reoort I aatlafac-
tory to the department ahe will be em
ployed by the United State govern
ment.
FUli Comtnlaaloner A. C. Little, of
Waahlngton. ha computed the atate
ment of recelpta from llcenaea for fiah
huc rear, cannera and f renh Ann deal-
era during the paet two yeura. The re
port how the recelpta have treoied
a nee the new law went into effect, in
part thl la due to tha fact that the
law of 1S99 made a aharp lncreaae In
liceme feea. but there la a big lncreaae
in the number of appllancea in the wa
ter, while tha number of cannerlea haa
ncreaaed and the revenue rrom indi
vidual llcenaea and freah flah dealer 1
a new feature. The total amount col
lectcd during the pant 'two yeora ag
gregate nearly lioo.ooo.
Tha ateamahln Charlea L. Lane la
once more up agalnat It. Thla time fhe
la libelled by the Fluret Houna lug-
boat Company, which towed her back
to harbor. The company demanua aai
vage In an unstated amount for having
rencued the Iano from wnat u auegea
to hava been a very perlloua poaltlon.
Tha llbetlont allegea that Ita two tugs.
Pioneer and Wanderer, were called to
the anaiatance of tho Lana near Tat
oosh ialand December 21. and towed
her to Taooma In an almoet alnking
Mimlltlon. Thev c aim :nat their aer-
vliea entitled them to at leaat iu.ouu
aalvage, but atate that payrowt oi tnia
or any amount haa been refused. -
TW. am TTmcpIa onnnftrv 111 1 1 1 .1 1 TT in
i lie- uiu &.nu -
Uppertown felt the effecW of the ter
rific gala yesterday to tha extent that
It collapsed during tha morning. The
bulldin waa used aa a atorehouea for
boat and Ashing goar, considerable of
which was destroyed. There waa one
man In the building at the time of
the disaster, but beyond a few slight
bruises he escaped Injury. The building
has not beon used na a cannery for a
number of years and waa In a pretty
hakv condition. Considerable other
.htnmrd h'hm rinma fa trees, fences and
slgna about the city and a portion of
the tin root on JUiDeny nan im
off. Despite the heavy gale, however,
. .n...ll,.i. Kuila nf thn river fleet all
niado their runs nearly on time and
none of the maws were aeioyea.
Thn Itiu tnr tho nrnteotlon nf the Ash
ing Industry that will bo introduced
In the state legislature by our local
representatives has Dcn prepureo. ana
Is now renay to ir? curnu unum mm.
body. One of the features of the meas
ure provides for the abolishing of all
flshwheeia in the watera of the Colum
bia river after August 15, 1901. An
other provision declare that the watera
of the Columbia and ita tributaries
above tidewater shall be reserved as
natural propagation grounds and no
fmhlng for salmon shall be allowed
there after August 15, 1801. excepting
with hook and line. The bill flxea the
open sonmn for AHhJng from February
1 to March 10, from April 15 to August
15. and from Ser'er"ber 15 to end of
year. 1: also provides that an applicant
f.,r n ),... i....-t r...... ......
holders before the Ah commissioner,
who shall swear that the applicant la a
bona lit1 J cltlien of the state.
The IMO.OoO aubaerlptlon to the Moran
fund Ua b.n cut don marly 11'),-
OW by the rejection of that am'nirit of
tha lioti given, Tne jnoran com"i"y
refused to accept any questionable e.
euritv. a they ronsldi-r that their per
centage of loss will be unently h-avy
on the three year note without run
ning any unnecessary risk", it l ex-
peeled that the naiiinc or tne lunn win
bo maile up lirimeoiaieiy,
: The dalntv and brilliant comedy "At
th While Ilounfl Tavern" which made
such a pronoun'"! aneeesa at the Mar-
quam uranfl, I'onuinu, a rew ww
ag'v will be the atlnutlon at Fluher
opera house next Wednesday with Min
erva Dorr and Krana Nor;ros aa tne
two leading characters and a cast of
twenty clever pliiyer. The company
will bring with thi-m their handsoma
cnery and everything that will go
to make the production one of the most
aatlaiavtury thai haa ever been seen In
Astoria. Beat sola pma Tuesday
morning at Orlffln & Iteed .
Fonr.BTnY of oitEfJON.
Many Intertilling Features Ileprem.i.v.
lug ths Natural Wooda of tha
S'ate at the Pan-Amer
lean,
A. J. Johnson, forestry commissioner
of the state of Oregon, to the 1'an
American. la working hard to gith.r
an exhibit that will prop-riy represent
the alata In thl lniKrtftnt Industry.
One hundred and forty varieties of
Wood will be represented, many r,f
wlilvh re very Interesting. Mr. Juhn-
Kin mention tne uv im oiui .n in
ni"l uiM-ful and liilerwting wpoda In
the world ou account c: ita varied coi
Indli-s, the haves of which form the
bun I for the famou bay rum of St.
Thomaa.
.'alifornla laurel wixxi la used In many
way and I constantly growing In fa
vor. It readily Kndg Itself to dec
orative purpope on account of it
manv coior and the high degree of
pollnh it win receive. Cedars ami oth r
scft wool will nuike up a prominent
part of Oregon's exhibit, though hard
wood will not be neglected.
Oregon will have exhibits In the agri
cultural, liberal arts, forestry and flili-
cun u rai 'J " .u ' " . f .JT in
i-nea' building-, as the cornnd.loners n
the different d,partm'-nis suve o
the advantages to be derived from a
thorough representation and they wlxh
I tie atate to keep abreast of the times,
EDUCATION IN POI'.TO P.ICO.
The expense of maintaining school I
Porto Itlco Is very hl:h. If we confide
the amount spent for the small num
ber of pupils tnroiledi but as that
country is aradually brought In el
tou-h with our own, their system will
evidently be changed, until It reache
our present state of perfection. In thl
country the people are being educate
to the fact that there la a sure ure
for dysiepnla. Indigestion, constljiatloii
liver and kidney troubles, and that
medicine Is Hosteller" Stomach Ull
ier. It should be taken at the very
flrat svmtitom. If you would avoid un
Hfreary ufferlng. It will give prompt
relief and avantually cure, aa hundreda
nf neon . nc udln many pronjinent
nhvslclan. have teatlAed during the
past Afty years.
WITH THE CHURCHES.
At the Norwegian Evangelical Luth
eran church today, both aervlces In
the English language. In the morning
at 10:45, and in tha evening at 7:30.
At the Presbyterian church services
will be aa usual today, Theme of
the morning sermon, "Quletnesa"
livening theme, "The Finest of the
Aria." A very cordial Invitation la ex
tended to all.
The regular service will be held In
the First Congregational church morn
Ing and evening, at 11 o'clock and 7:30
o'clock. Subject for morning hour. "The
Lord' Prayer Soma of Its Teachings.
Theme for evening, "Peace Unknown
Until Fellowahlp With God Haa Been
P.eatored." Mid-week prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sun
day school at 12:15. A cordial Invita
tion to all who may come.
The Baptists Invite all their friends
to the usual services today. Miss
Carrie O. Mlllspaugh, lady missionary
and evangelist among the Baptists A
Oregon, will conduct a dally evangel!
tic service at theBaptlstchurch each day
thla week. Services are especially de-
slfrned for young people, but everybody
Is Invited to attend. The meeting on
Sunday will be at 3 p. m., probably on
other day at p. m.
SPECIAL SALE!
Preparatory to removing our Block to
new building, now in course or con
struction, bargalnn In furniture and
carpets and pictures. See our stock
before buying elsewhere.
CHAS. HEILBORN & SON.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sheriff to N. P. Sorenson south half
of section 32. T 8 N. R 8 w; 899.30.
K. T. Johnson to D. B. Howarton
tract of land In sections 21 and 22, T
I N. R 10 W: 875.
James H. Petty to I. w. Kruptka
tract of land In sections 1 and X, T 7 N,
RIW: 8500.
Lazy
Livers
are many tines tha eaass of various
disss. Ninety per oant of tha
Amerlou oeopla are stud to b
troublwl with llrsr aad -stomaoli
Oompl&lnta ainh u constipation,
diuinem, lndocMtloo, tuliousutt,
iluggunlirer.eto.
Baldwin's
Health
Tablets
No. 25
rereoni and ear th
ma
1 hm Uhlsta act a a rcntln In
!. 'iBey mak the lirar and fl
lioniMi lu tlioir duty aa they II
aliouM. Ths u.-t oUmiism rsiM fl
Himiti in tiaM lltl.la toLUl. M
mm mi aua cam urn yiwurvd a fj
FRANK ITART.
Successor to Th. Olsen. 8S0-1 Com., St
ora Thl treTla better known aa the 1 relun wlth I-ngra of the dls
! lir.re 1 ia s. netir Via- bled trtt,n- Th ai oindals are
;'wenofTheUbaylr, LTinZ w't, ver y tlccnt ah t the accUient t and
C. WRECK
AT CLIFTOII
Down
Train Derail:! Last
Night-
CRASHES INTO LANDSLIDE
Enjlneer Scott PtpoiteJ Klfle i on His
Enjlot-Special Tnla Sent to
Scene of Disaster.
The evening tran ,jown frm irt.t.
land liit nihi ran Into a landslide
ab'iut a mile and a hair above Clifton
and, as near aa could be learned from
tne very mesare detail that could b
blalncd, derailed the engine and ainajh.
'4 thing, up considerably. Th opera
tor at Clifton I a new man at the
buslneM and balled hi dljipaU:h Up
considerably. It waa rerioru-d, howev
er, that the engineer, w. Scott, was
killed. Outside of that It could not
be liarned that anyone waa injured.
The engine wa thrown from the track
and partially Intc the river. A spec
ial train left hne at 1:30 thla morn
ing with Ur. VuiUm and several of
Die local cfliclalg on board. They will
refune to make any sta.teme.nt what
ever on the subject. This Is the first
accident of a serious nature that haa
occurred on the road since it haa been
in operation, showing very careful
rnanagf meni on the part of its elficlent
corps of ofT.cer. The evening tialn fur
Portland went through all rijfht, arriv
ing there only fifteen minutes late.
The present accident la one which
could not, under the circumstances,
very well be averted, ao no blume at
tache to anyor.".
euperintenu;"t McGulre Is out of the
cliy and the responsibility of his ofllce
.,.',. trh..p , k.
devolves upon Train Despatcher Lack
ey, who had charge of the special trin,
last evenlmj-,
W, V. Pillnbury. of Portland, was In
the city last evening.
J. hi. Hotison And El. T. Curtis, of
Portland, were In the city last evening
4n business.
Among the guest registered at the
Occident from Portland yesterday Were
M. J .Davis, J. D. Campbell and Eu
gene Hosteller.
It A. Bentley, of the Western Union
oltice, left yesterday morning for hla
home In Walla Walla, On hla return
next week he will be accompanied by
his wife, who will reside with him here
in the future.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.
Good general merchandise buslnesa.
Best opening on Columbia river. Good
reason for selling. Address.
J. D. M'FARLANE.
Knappa. Ore,
Oregon Short Line
Railroad
THE DIRECT ROUTE.
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Point
Give choice of two favorite route, via
the Union Pacific Fast Mall Line, or
tne Kio urande Scenic Line.
LOOK AT THE TIKE.
1 Days to Salt Lake.
2J Days to Denver.
3 J Days to Chicago.
4 J Days to Nen York.
Free reclining chairs, upholstered
tourist sleeping car, and Pullman pal
ace sleepers, operated on all trains.
For further Information apply to
C. O. TERRY. W. EL COHAN.
Trav. Taas. Agt, Gen. Agent.
12 inira St.. rortiano. or.
Or
G. W. LOTJNSBERRY.
Agent O. R. & N,
fisher's Opera Hoase
L. E. SELIO, Le.Me and Ma
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10
A Society Event
SOMETHING REALLY GOOD
THE THREE-ACT COMEDY
J THE WHITE HORSE TAVERN
PRESENTED BY
11N8 AND NC.CKCSS
With permission from Messrs. Chas.
and Daniel Frohman
HEADED BY COMEDIANS
KIINEHYA DOHI,
AND
FRANZ. R. NOalCnCSS
The entire production replete with new
and magnificent scenery, txactly as
given at Wallack's Theater, New
York City, for three months.
lery, & cents. Advance sale of seats
open Tuesday morning at Orlilln &
Heed's. .. ;
A;fi
JUST RECEiVHD
A Full
m mr
nelnie's Mince
acl all kinds of
FISHER BROTHERS,
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR, FEED. PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Supplies of all kirvl.1 at lowest rates, for fishermen,
Fanners and Loggers.
A V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets
KOPP'vS BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Pacific Brewery, of which I Bottled beer for ram!!y use or keg
Mr. John Eopp I proprietor, make I Leer supplied at any time. Delivery
beer for domestic and export trade. J In the city free.
North Pacific Brewery
PacjficNayigationCompany
Steamers-"6ue H. Elmore." "W. II. Harrison'' ;
Only line- Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Hay City, llobsonville.
Connecting at Astoria witb the Oreeon Railroad i Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria A Columbia River U. R. ior at Francisco, Portland
and all point east. For freight and passenger raU ap; ly s
SamMOI Elmore Si Co. Ovneral Agents, ASTOKIA. 0RJ2.
( 0. R. &. X. R. R Co., Portland.
Age nta A. k C. R R. Co., Portland.
(B a LAMB. Tillamook. Ore.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
NINTH STREET FROM THE NORTH LINE OF BOND STREET TO THE
SOUTH LINE OF ASTOR STREET.
Notice la hereby given that the assessment made by ordinance No. 2372, of the
City of Astoria, Oregon, entitled "An ordinance confirming special assemmwnt
roll No. St for the Improvement of Ninth street from the north line of Bond
street to the south line of Astor strtet" approved Dec. 27, 1900. will be due and
payable In United State gold coin at the office of the city treasurer on Janu
ary 18, 11. and if not so paid at said time the Common Council will order
warrants Issued for the collection of the same. .
The assessment is aa follows: , '
POET J .TNG, V Undivided one-third of lot 1, block
9. town of Astoria, as laid out by
John McClure $13 it
BOELLING, V Undivided one-third of lot 4, block
9, town of Astoria, aa laid out by
John McClure 40 $
BOELLING. V Undivided one-third of lot 5. block
BOELLING, V
'
BOELLING, ELIZA
BOELLING. ELIZA
BOELLING, ELIZA
BOELLING, ELIZA
BOEIXING. SOPHIE
BOELLING. SOPHCE
'
BOELLING. SOPHIE
POELLING. SOPHIE
BROVN. CHARLES
BROWN CHARLES
BROWN. CHARLES.
BROWN. CHARLES.
CORBETT, H. W.
CORBETT, H. W.
CORBETT, H." W.
CORBETT, H. W.
WILKINSON. ANNA.
WILKINSON. ANNA.
WILKINSON. ANNA.
WILKINSON. ANNA
Th following is payable In Installments, the first Installment due Janu
ary 18th. 1901:
CHASE. W. B... Undivided one-fourth of NH of lot
1, block 55, town of Astoria as
laid out by John McClure $15 25
CHASE "W. B Undivided one-fourth of NMi of lot
2. block 55, town of Astoria as laid
out by John McClure B 08
PARKER, EVA BELL Undivided one-half of N14 of lot
1. hlnr k 55. town of Astoria as laid
PARKER. EVA BELL.
PARKER. F. L...
PARKER. F. L..
By order of the Common Council
Attest:
Astoria, Oregon, Jan.
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. town or Astoria, as laia out Dy
jonn Mcuiure 40 M
Undivided one-third of lot , block
9, town of Astoria, aa laid out by
John McClure 13 If
Undivided one-third of lot 3, block
9, town of Astoria, aa laid out by
John McClure 13 65
Undivided one-third of lot 4. block
9, town of Astoria, aa laid out by
John McClure 40 65
Undivided one-third of lot 5. block
9, town of Astoria, as laid out by
John McClure ..40 15
Undivided one-third of lot , block
9, town of Astoria aa laid out by
John McClure 13
Undivided one-third of lot 3, block
9. town or Astoria, as lata out ny
John McClure 13 Ei
Undivided one-third of lot 4. block
. town or Astoria aa laid out Dy
John McClure 40 3
Undivided one-third of lot E, block
town of Astoria aa laid out ty
John McClure 40 5
Unldvided one-third of lot 6, block
9, town of Astoria as laid out by
John McClure 13 H
Undivided one-fourth of lot 7.
oiock ai. town or Astoria as laia
. out by John McClure 10 II
Undivided one-fourth of lot 8.
block as, town of Astoria aa laia
out by John McClure SO 49
, Undivided one-fourth of S. H of
lot 1, block 55. town of Astoria as
laid out by John McClure 15 25
Undivided one-fourth of south
of lot 2, block 55, town of Astoria
as laid out by John McClure S 09
Undivided one-half of 8 of lot '
1, block 55, town of Astoria aa laid
out by John McClure 30 49
...Undivided one-half of S of lot
2, block 55, town of Astoria aa
laid out by John McClure 19 1?
Undivided one-half of lot 7, block
55, town of Astoria aa laia oui Dy
John McClure 20 S3
Undivided one-half of lot . block
6a, town or Ascona as laia oui Dy
John McClure M 98
....Undivided one-fo.urth of lot T,
block 55, town of Astoria as laid
out by John McClure 10 18
Undivided one-fourth of lot 8.
block 55, town of Astoria as laid
out bv John McClure 30 49
Undivided one-fourth of of
lot 1. block 65, town of Astoria
as laid out by John McClure 15 24
Undivided one-fourth of of lot
2, block 6o, town oi Asiona as
as laid out bv John MoClure.... 5 OS
out by John McClure 30 43
Undivided one-half of NV4 of lot 2.
block 53. town of Astoria as laid
out by John McClure 19 17
Undivided one-fourth of Ntt of lot
1. biock F5. town of Astoria as laid
out by John MrClure 13 21
Undivided one-fourth of N:4 of lot
2. hifx'k tiiwn f Aiioi i aa Uu.l
out by J.'hn lieCmre 5 ? i
of the C.ty of As-u.j, G-vii,
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