THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, SATURDA Y, MARCH 12, 1904.
PAGE SEVEN.
First National Banlt of Astoria
' ESTABLISHED 1886
Capital and Surplus $106,000,
ASTORIA (SAVINGS BANK
Copllnl I'M lo 8100,000. Burplua And Vndivfild Profits ;!5.000
TransMte genural banking business, latere , paid on time deposit.
J. t A. DOWLBY, O.LPETEKfKN, FKANK PA1T0N. J. W.' GARNER,
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Rapublioan Primaries.
Notice la hereby given, tnat tne re
publican primary election will be held
in the city of Astoria, Clatsop county,
State of Oregon, on Saturday, April 2,
1904, for the purpose of electing 44 del
estate to the Republican County con
ventlon to be held In the City of As
torla, on Saturday, April 9, 1904, for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for the -various county offices to be
filled at the general election to be held
on Monday, June S, 1904. The follow
Ing I the number of delegate, polling
place and Judge and clerk appoint
ed fof said primary election:
Ward No. 1. Polling place, No.
two's engine house; judges, J. O.
Trulllnger, C. II Stockton, James Ells
worth; clerk, Jos. Hannaford, Chas.
Abercromble; 17 delegates.'
Ward No. 2. Polling place, Welch
office; Judges, Jan. W. Welch, Sam
Oaillch, E. C. Foster; clerks, T. R.
Davis, W. C. Curtis; 17 delegate.
Ward No. 2, Polling plocer W.' F.
McGregor1 office; Judge, Wm. Paint
r, L. Agren and John Nordstrom;
clerk, W, P. O'Brien, Geo, Leeland;
10 delegate. . '
O. C FULTON. Chairman,
C. J. CURTIS, Secretary.
Republican County Convention.
Notice l hereby gtven, that a Re
pubtlcan County Convention for CI at
sop county, State of Oregon, will be
held at the City of Astoria, on Satur
day, April 9, 1904, at the court house
at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, for the
purpose of nominating the following
county officers to be voted for at the
state election to be held on MonJay,
June 6, 1904, and electing 10 delegates
to attend the Republican state con
vention to be held at the city of Port
land, on Tuesday, April 12, 1904, and
10 delegates to the congressional con
vention;
Two representatives,
One county clerk.
One sheriff. ,
One treasurer.
One county commissioner,
One coroner.
One assessor. '
One surveyor.
' Justices of the peace and constab
les in the various precincts.
The various precinct of the county
are entitled to one delegate at large
tnd one delegate for every 25 votes
or fraction over of the votes cast for
F. L Dunbar for secretary of state, the
apportionment being as follows:
Astoria No. 1 17
Astoria No. 2 17
Astoria No. S 10
John Day S
Svensen 4
Walluskl '.
New Astoria 6
Warrenton 4
Clatsop 4
Seaside (
Melville S
Chadwell t
Youngs River S
Olney V
Knappa ........... 3
Clifton 6
West port 4
Vesper 2
Jewell ; V....v 3
Mlshawaka 2
Elsie 3
Push 3
Total 112
The committee recommends that the
primaries be held on Saturday, April
2. 1904. O. C FULTON,
Chairman.
C J. CURTIS, Secretary.
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SCOTTtilES
SECOND TIME
First Action; of Courts Set Aside
by Appearance of Much
Deceased Man.
HtIRS WANT HIS ESTATE
rrcHiimed That Necond Legal
DemlHof J'loiK-er Will lie
LnUug an Trchiittal
itics Are Avoided.
Olymplit, March 11. A report haJ
reached Olympla that Moses Scott,
has been declared legally dead by a
probate court of California. This will
make the second time that Scott has
passed away In a legal if not physical
manner, and the report, lecall his ex
perience In thia county where it re
quired several years' litigation and an
appeal o supreme court of the United
State to bring htm back to legal life.
Scott owned considerable ranch and
city property In Thurston county. He
left this section in 1881. and in 1S91 his
heirs, who had not heard from him
since he disappeared, petitioned for a
distribution of his estate. Scott was
declared legally dead by the probate
court, and the affairs of the adminis
tration practically completed when he
reappeared in 1892 and demanded the
return of his property. The probate
court In declaring Scott dead, was -sustained
by the supreme court of the
state, but the United States supreme
court held otherwise. It appears that
the decree purported to give the date
and manner of Scott's death, whereas
If it had simply recited that he had
been absent and unaccounted for for
sev?n years it would have stood.
After having been thus resurrected,
Scott received back his property, stayed
in Olympla a while and departed for
some unknown place In 1890.
It Is said the decree of the California
probata court has avoided the defects
of the decree entered in this state and
that Scott is now hopelessly dead.
Since his second disappearance, an
estate to which he was one of the
heirs htLB been administered,' and there
Is a considerable sum of money wait
ing him or his heirs here. R. G. O'Brien,
administrator of 'he last named estate,
claimed to nave heard from Scott in
Arizona, and several months ago went
south expecting to find Scott there. It
Is apparent from the report received
here of the second decree declaring
Scott dead that Mr. O'Brien's quest was
In vain.
It Is presumed -hat Scott's heirs will
again seek a distribution of his prop
erly In this state.
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Mastadon Found in Alaska.
The complete form of a mastodon has
flteen found at Hillside, on Quarts creek,
according to advices from Dawson. - It
was Imbedded 38 feet In the earth when
found and It necessitated the use of a
steam thawing plant, to unearth the
Immense animal. The hair and the
skin of the beast are In a perfect state
of preserveation, although th flesh is
soewhat decomposed, and the big tusks,
which remained fastened to the skull,
are in good condition. It is sold the
skeleton Is worth about 250.000, as there
are but one or two of them in existence
In this condition. Three men Herson,
Swanson And Herter discovered the
mastodon. It was buried in an old
channel and wtl In the tone of almost
perpetual fro.st, which accounts for the
good shape It Is In.
WILL NOT TALK.
San' Francisco, March 11. Baron
Kaneko, former minister of agricul
ture and Commerce, and K. Takahashl,
vice-president of the Yokohama Specie
bank, arrived here today on the steam
er Siberia. They refused to be Inter
viewed and departed Immediately for
Washington. The consul gave no in
formation regarding his mission to
this country. It has been stated that
they propose to examine into the finan
cial conditions and the possibility of
negotiating a loan In the United
States.
BAKIN G 'POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE
JEWISH REFUGEES ALLOWED
TO REMAIN IN SEATTLE
pv-.f -' r. r - r
Seattle, March 11. The government,
responding to the earnest appeal of
prominent local Hebrews, has given
permission for the family of Samson
Gourman. Russian Jewish refugees
from Odessa, to enter the United
States. This authority came from
Washington yesterday to W. B. Estell,
head of the United States immigration
service for this district, and news of
the action taken was also received by
Jacob Furth in a telegram from Con
gressman Humphrey.
Gourman, his wife, mother-in-law
and seven children, fleeing from Odessa
to escape persecution at the hands of
the Russians, made their way to the
orient, where they boarded the Nippon
Yusen Kaisha steamship Iyo. As their
cash possessions totaled $75 the United
States immigration officers refused
them admittance and ordered deporta
tion. Meanwhile Jewish people of this
city interested themselves and not only
proceeded legally to prevent the execu
tion of the order of deportation, but
they made an appeal direct to the gov
ernment with the result stated.
Mrs. Gourman, owing to the fact that
she was about to become a mother,
through the offices of F. M. Studley,
local manager of the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha, and those who had taken up
the case. Mr. Studley guaranteed the
government that Mrs. Gourman would
appear In the event that the order of
deportation was confirmed on appeal.
As the Iyo sailed Wednesday some
disposition hod to be mode of the rest
of the family, as they had been de
tained aboard the vessel ever since its
arrival. So all save Mrs. Gourman
and .he eldest daughter were taken to
the Port Townsend immigration deten
tion station, v
Now, however, they are at liberty
and will be returned to Seattle on one
of the sound steamers. At 1 o'clock
Wednesday morning Mrs. Gourman
gavi birth to a boy.
STORM IN MONTANA. .
Residsncs Portion of Miles City Flood-
: d by Overflow. v
Butte, Mont, March 11. Reports
from the eastern part of the state tell
of damage done by high water from
the Yellowstone. At Miles City ce in
the Tongue river broke up Wednesday
and gorged where it empties into the
Yellowstone, four miles , above Miles
City. The river overflowed Us banks
and the entire residence' portion of the
town is flooded. v , " ,
Dynamite is being used to break up
the blockade, but so far the attempts
have been unsuccessful. At Glendlve
ice has piled up a short distance above
the neV steel bridge crossing the Yel
lowstone, and fears are entertained
that when it breaks it will carry the
brtdg with it The bridge Is a new
one, having been only completed last
fall
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A DISEASE
WE INHERIT.
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Scrofula aprwared on the htaA of my
n'uu granacuiia wnnn only 18 mont.1
family blood taint.
Scrofula i3 bred in the
bone, 13 transmitted
from parent to child,
the seeds are planted in
infancy and unless the
blood is purged and pu
rified and every atom of
the taint removed Scrof
ula is sure to develop at
some pe: tod 11 your life,
old, and spread rapidly pver'her bod v.
The di.OK.so next attack the fret and
w feared -he would iosa br sipht. Ew
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of the disease to return.
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