The morning Astorian., April 07, 1908, Page 8, Image 6

TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1008.
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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
This Week
"WALNUTS"
15c Per Pound
A. V. ALLEN
SOLE AGENT FOR BAKER'S BARRINGTON HALL STEEL
CUT COFFEE.
PHONES-711 AND 3871 BRANCH PHONE-713
COMMON COUNCIL IK
SESSION
ROUTINE WORK, PETITIONS
AND REMONSTRANCES -OR
DINANCES LOST AND PASS'
ED-OTHER REPORTS.
The common council met in regu
lar session at 7:30 last evening with
Mayor Wise and all the councilmen
presnet. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
Petition of Martin Franciscovitch
for liquor license. Granted.
Petitions from Lester & Roberts,
Charles Xiemi, Axel Jacobson, Al
Seafeldt, P. F. Kenney, Charles
Wesche. Referred to committee on
health and police.
Petition from Mrs. Margaret No
lan for permission to lay a cement
sidewalk on lot 4, block 86, McClure's
by private contract. Granted.
Petition from George W. Morton
and others asking that the grade be
changed, and Grand avenue from
Seventh to Fifth be improved after
said grade has been changed. Re
ferred to committee on public ways
and city surveyor.
Petition from W. E. Schimpff and
Samuel Elmore asking that Thirtieth
Street be vacated north of Franklin
avenue. Referred to committee on
Petition from H. J. Wherity and
eight others asking that Jerome ave
nue be improved from Fourteenth to
Seventeenth street. Referred to com
mittee on public ways.
Remonstrance from John Xiemi
and others against the construction
of a sewer on Commercial street and
Hume avenue as petitioned for by
Samuel Peterson. Referred to com
mittee on streets and public ways.
Communication from Alex Gilbert
tending the sum of $25 in full account
of an assessment against lot 3, block
16, Adair's for the construction of
the 34th street drain. Referred to
the Ninth street sewer from Com
mercial street to the A. & C. right
of-way. Filed.
Communication from Joseph
Schamberger and 56 others in regard
to animals running at large and ask
ing that the nuisance be abated. Re
terred to city attorney to look up
and frame an ordinance
Communication from the Central
Labor Council of the city of Astoria
calling attention to the law relative
to the maximum hours of labor upon
street contracts. Referred to city
attorney for written opinion.
Communication from John E.
Gratke in regard to 3000 lithographed
city warrants which he has on hand
and offering the same to the city.
Referred to committee on ways and
means.
Lommunication from R. L. Polk &
Company in regard to city directories
and the number that the city desires
to purchase. Referred to committee
on ways and means.
Communication from the Chamber
of Commerce by John H. Whyte
manager, in regard to setting aside
certain streets for regatta purposes.
Referred to superintendent of streets,
chief of fire department and commit
tee on streets and public ways.
Requisition for stationery supplies,
and two badges (stars) for police
office. Adopted.
the following bills were ordered
paid: O. W. Whitman, $3.75; A. M.
Smith, $15; Daily Budget, $26.72;
Sherman Transfer Co., 50 cents; Alex
Johnson, $30; II. Humbel, $35! As
toria Electric Co, $488.16; Dan Bel
cher, $13.75; City Lumber & Box Co,
$14.40; Frank Hart. $10.05; City Lum
ber & Box Co, $20; Pacific States
Telephone Co, $3; O. R. & N, $5;
Astoria Electric Co, $29.50
The bill of Astorian Electric Co.
for $5.10 was referred to the chief of
the fire department.
Report from Charles Gammal, chief
of police, on account of sundry li
censes during quarter ending March
31, 1908. Filed.
Report of auditor and police judge
for quarter ending March 31. Refer
red to committee on ways and means.
Reuports of auditor and police
committee on ways and means and j judge for month ending March 31,
city attorney.
Communication from the Chamber
of Commerce in regard to establish
ing a fire limit in which to restrict
the construction of frame buildings.
Referred to committee on lire and
water and city attorney.
Communication from Frank Pat
ton in regard to the construction of
1908: Received from fines and for
feitures, $234; cemetery, $67; building
permits, $4; total, $305. Filed.
Report of board of assessors and
petition of John Dahl and others
against assessment for Irving avenue
from west line of Eighteenth street
to east line of Shively's Astoria.
Adopted. . .
iove Cool Kitchen
How do you expect to en
dure the broiling days of
summer if you prepare all
the food over a glowing coal
fire?
You need a " New Perfec
tion" Oil Stove that will
do the cooking without cook
ing the cook. It concen
trates plenty of heat under
the pot and diffuses little
or none through the room.
Therefore, when working
with the
mm
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
the kitchen actually seems as comfortable as you could wish
it to be.
This, in itself, is wonderful, but, more than that, the "New
Perfection" Oil Stove does perfectly every
thing that any stove can do. It is an ideal
all-round cook-stove. , Made in three sizes,
and fully warranted. If not with your
dealer, write our nearest agency.
HotS
The
cSJfe Lamp
a substantial, strong
ly made and hand-
tome lamp. Burnt for hours with a strong,
mellow light Just what you need for even
ing reading or to light the dining-room. If
not with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Iaearparated)
Certificate of ownership Exchange
street from Twelfth to Eleventh
street. Filed,
Street assessment No. 161 for im
orovement of Exchange street
Passed.
Report of work performed by V
A. Goodin on Irving avenue, Eigh
teenth to east line of Shively's As
toria. Referred for confirmation.
Report of city surveyor on grades
of Sixth street, Harrison to Irving
avenues. Adopted.
Quarterly report of the city treas
urer. Referred to city committee.
Statement of work performed by
assistants to city surveyor March
1W8. Adopted.
Report of work and pay roll of su
perintendont of streets for March
Amount 243.40 paid by warrants
Passed.
Communication from J. Jackson in
re-removing house from off his prem
iscs. Street superintendent instruct
ed to notify owner to move it in 30
days. Read and referred to commit
tee. riaced on file.
Communication from Mrs. W. S
Kinney by John H and A. M. Smith
against a certain lot being included
in the district for improving Tefth
street Exchange, Commercial to
Duane street. Stickcn from the dis
trict.
Petition from Ole Olson and others
asking that Harrison avenue be im
proved from 2Sth to 30th street. Re
ferred to city surveyor for estimate,
Granted.
Petition from Samuel Peterson for
sewer on West Commercial
street to Hume avenue and along
Hume avenue to the north line of
Bond street. Referred to commit
tee on streets and public ways,
Petition from A. I.. Clark and
Frank Spittle asking that the im
provement of Sixth street now con
templated be extended so as to in
elude said street from Franklin to
Irving avenue.
Referred to committee streets and
public ways.
Communication from Superintend
cnt of streets in regard to condition
of certain -streets. Filed.
Opinion of city attorney in regard
to connecting Irving avenue in
Shively's and Adair's. Filed.
Ordinance appropriating the sum
of $ out of the special fund for
improving Harrison avenue from
Eighth to Twelfth, etc, in favor of
Heckard Bros, part payment. Read
first and second time.
Ordinance appropriating the sum
of $ out of the special fund for
improving Irving avenue from Fif
teenth to Eleventh streets in favor of
E. A. Gerding. part payment. Read
first and second times.
Ordinance accepting the dedication
to the city of Astoria and the public
of certain lands for the use of a
street to the public forever. Laid
over.
Ordinance appropriating the sum
of $ for improving Harrison
avenue from Eighteenth street to
ast line of Shively's Astoria for the
benefit of W. A. Goodin part pay
ment. Read first and second times.
Ordinance amending section 7 of
ordinance N'o. 1857 entitled an ordi
nance providing for taxing, licensing
and regulating bar rooms, drinking
shops and places where liquors arc
sold within the city of Astoria. Or-
linance lost.
Ordinance appropriating out of the
special fund for improving of Irving
nemie for the sum of $1773.42 for
he benefit of W. A. Goodin. Passed.
Ordinance providing for the time
ind manner of improving Grand ave
nue from the west line of Seventh
street to the west line of Fifth
street. Lost.
Ordinance No. 3541 for improving
12th street from the south line of
Commercial street to the south line
of Duane street. Lost.
Resolution to improve Jerome ave
nue from 14th to 17th street. Adopt
ed. Resolution instructing the city
surCeyor to establish a system of
drains in that part of the city of
Astoria known as the Ilinman tract,
Trullinger's addition and Robb's ad
dition. Adopted.
Resolution to equalize assessment
roll Xo. 161, Exchange, 12th to 11th
streets, April 18th. Adopted.
Resloution to improve 11th street
from Commercial to Duane street.
Adopted.
To improve 7th street from Grand
avenue to Harrison avenue. Adopted.
Specifications for the improvement
of Ninth street from the south line
of Jerome avenue to the south line
of Kensington avenue. Filed.
The superintendent of streets was
instructed to notify Mr. Bergman in
writing to remove the (lift off the
sidewalk within 10 days.
The city attorney was requested
to look up the matter from a legal
standpoint and report at the next
meeting. .
Cardiff Coal Now Ready For
Delivery at $5.00 Per Ton
AT THE CALLENDER NAVIGATION CO. DOCK
The Price of Coal Will Not be Advanced, but the Price of
Stock has been advanced to $3,25 per share, and will be ad
vanced 25 cents per stare every Monday until it reaches par,
$10.00 per share.
This Stock will be sold either for cash or four equal monthly pay.
meuts. ' Before your last payment is due your stock will be selling
for $7t 25 per share.
Why Do we Sell This StocR?
There are are several reasons, but the principal one is, We Need
The Money to further equip the property. The stock was put
in the Treasury for that purpose. The other reasons will be fur
nished on applacation.
CARDIFF COAL & COKE CO.
517 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE , PORTLAND OREGON.
THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO WITHDRAW THE STOCK FROM THE
MARKET AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE.
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He admits that the Union Pacific
n connection with the Central Pacific
h a competitor of the Atchison, To-
pc-ka Santa lc lor a law volume
of the traffic to and from the Pacific
Coast.
FIRST HINDOO TEMPLE.
SAN' FRA.VCISCO, April 6. The
irst Hindoo temple in the western
world, according to the San Fran
cisco Vedanta Society, was dedicated
ast niKht in the new tmililing at the
corner ot w ouster and jmiikti
Streets. The edifice is unique in a
western city, being modeled after the
great Taj. Mahal of India. The
relies are moorish, the symbols be-
iir expressed by different lights."
The towers, of which there are
four, eacli stand for a spiritual qunl-
ty easily recogniablc by those vers-
ed in the Hindu faith, and the most i
mportant tower has been placed on
the northwest corner, in conformance
with the traditions attaching to that I
point of the compass.
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
HELENA, Mont., April 6. The
Centennial anniversary of the organi
zation of the Sixth Infantry of the
U. S. Army will be observed with !
fitting ceremonies at Fort William
Henry Harrison, Monday, Fort Mis
soula, Missoula, Mont,, and Fort
Abraham Lincoln Xorth Dakota on
April 12. The regiment was organ-
ed by act of Congress on April 12,
1808 and has served conspicuously
in the important engagements ot tlic
War of 1812; the Mexican, Civil and
Spanish American Wars and through
the insurrection in the Philippines.
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