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?HY AD C1UNTY OFflCIAL PAPER
A lirauch r tin American parly is
nlxKit to bp organized in this eiiy.
There ms no quorum and no meel
iup or Uie chamlMir of commerce hist
evening.
The Republican county
will meet at Ross opera in
convention
win meet at Koss opera Iioupo at two
o'clock to-xnorrow afternoon.
On Sunday lat W. JS. Worsley while
working ou .he Klusknnine. rolled a
heavy pile over his right foot, bruising
it considerably.
Disbop Gross will deliver a lecture
n Tuesday evening, April ICilh, at the
opera 1ioum for the henelit of Hie
Youner Men's institute.
Clinton V Son have been awarded
the contract for driving piles Tor a
wharf, to Ik' built at Frankfort, for the
Frankfort Laud company.
lien. Casev. the chief of engineers
has instructed Major Thos. II. Hand
bury to take steps for the rcmovtU of j matter m their own handsand, accord
the wreck of the Sglria Ih Uratr. t ing to a complaint which has been filed
The Mongolian pheasants at Olney
are reiortel doing well. They are
taking up with the domestic chickens
there, and arc on hand whenever
rations are tcrved.
Senator 15. A. Seaborg is about to
lGin the erection of a larire wharf at
Sealand. He has also contracted for.
She building of a newjjtoamer to run i
oa S!wMlwnlr lwi. i
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A sniKxl baas weighing thirty five
ikuim1- was captured last Fridav in
the straits at Rcnici.i. Gal. This is the
large siccimen f the Itiisd ever
caiight on the coat.
Yesterday morning a man named
Pront while out hunting near Sea-
new. had two of the lingers on his left j
hand shot off by the bursting of his
gun. He was brought up on the (';
i Ca7tlf for medical attendance.
There has been a general adwinco of
Iasscngcr and freight rales by all tiie
steamboat companies doing business
on Pngct sound. Freight nites are
advanced :J0 per cent, while the in
crease or passenger rates ,is Troiii 30 io
IK) percent.
The lines went down yesterday and
no amount of gilded persuasion could
get a word of press dispatches last
evening. Great stacks of S20 pieces
were proffered manager Henderson,
but he smiled sadly and yiid "w:s no
use: hence Ihes-e steers.
The mite societv. composed r the I bl11 s lJa '"n116 lmiC 4" several
Sabbath school scholars or Grace ' occasions the bill was sent to the pur
church, contributed S171 on Sundav . diascr; but no response wis elicited,
last as their offering. The contribu-! "nl3 f,al,-v the, dcaler V1'1'110'1 m 1er
tion taken up in the church at the I soil to ,e purchaser, who seemed sur
nuirniiK m-vW m,o,l in S1S1 . prised that the bill was not paid, and
making a total from adults and
,.i,:i'
drcn of S:JT2.
A gipsy band came down on the
TeJejihone last evening, and will
camp for a while, telling fortunes,
trading horses, and otherwise gulling
the confiding. They have three men.
two women, nearly a dozen children,
three wagons six horses, two mules
and two carts.
About one o'clock this morning
Joseph McLoy had indulged in so
much "tanglefoot whisky" that he was
indeed a poor navigator. He gwas
taken charge of by Oilicer Kirby and
conducted to Chief Barry's hotel on
Genevieve street to recuperate his
scattered senses.
Yesterday one man was dropped
from the roll of the subjects of the
czar ot Russia, when John J. .Touasson
decided that henceforth lie will be a
citizen or the laud where even.' man is
a ruler, and where for the exercising of
the right of free speech, no man is ever
banished, as we have here no Siberia.
A boat has been invented for the ue
of duck hunter.s in which the oar is
thrust through the middle and
bottom in a contrivance not unlike a
centerboard. The leverage obtained
is enormous, aud the inventor claims
that a small boy, through the uc of
his device, can beat a professional oars
man in a shell.
Ethinu 15. Ko wan, daughter of Ada
and John Rowan, died at the parents'
residence on Young's river last Sun
dav, ot brain fever: aged two years.
one monui anil
The funeral will be al
Ibis afternoon from F.
nant's funeral parlors,
meat will be at Clatsop.
da vs.
two o'clock
1L Surpre-
The inter-
The work is being pushed on the
motor hue around the point. A con -
siderable amount of trestlework has
been constructed from a short distance
below the electric light works in
Uhiontowu. Men are lilting timbers
to continue the Ires'tle, and bevond
4i.-i i -;.., ,.r n. ...ik,i :c
already graded and men arc at work
on the'tingradcd )ortion. digging from
the bank and filling in where neees -
Homer Brown, whose disappearance
from Seattle has excited so much in
terest, is with his brother, H. 3). Brown,
at Albert Lea. Miun., where he arrived I
last week of his own accord. He was I
under no restraint and says that he
was glad to get away from Seattle and
John 1 airchild, the lawyer, who had
iaterested himself in the case. Homer
Brown has been insane for years, and
was at one tune confined in a lunatic
asvlnm in New York.
The Northern Pacific railroad and
Paget sound and Alaska steamship
officials feel greatly chagrined over
the defeat ot their pet steamer, tho new
City of Kingston, from the Hudson
river last "Wednesday, by the Union Pa
cific steamer Olympian. They claim
now that the Kingston was not racing,
that ballast had been removed to such
SB extent as to raise her over a foot
too high in the water, mid that they
trill yet show the Olympian what the
best time is between Tacoma and Sc
uttle. Lest.
Oh Friday, March 28l!i, a gold chain
bracelet, lcavc at tlus office and re
ceive reward.
i:atii of an old iiesident.
Demise of Captain 3Foses Hosers.
I Captain closes Rogers died at bis
! residence on Court street Sunday
morning in the 73rd year of Lis age.
i He was a native ot Newbnryport,
, Itfass., ivhcre be was born June 15th,
1 1S17. He came to tbc coast in 1&I7,
, and to Astoria in 1S19. where be. Cap
i tain Hustler, Captain Crosby and one
or tw.) more were for many years Col-
luii'ja river b::r pilots.
w w.-s-; i.r :nanv ve:rs active) v en-
g.ie.l in bu.incxj pursuits, but for a
l.jng liny had been confined to his
' house by severe illness. He leaves a
i wife and four children, Min. V. S.Sib
, K.111, Mrs John L Roger. Mrs. P. L.
1 ("ij.Trj. Miss Ijou and Eben G. The
funeral took pkee from his late resi
dence at 1:30 yesterday afternoon The
. pall-bearers were G. "Viugate,G. Reed,
j IS. Lt. Ward, Rrenham VanDusen, "W.
T. Chutfer and E. Z. Ferguson. The
interment was at Clatsop cemetery
and was largely attended by many of
the old pioneers, whose ranks are year
ly decreasing as the life's shadows ex
tend farther and farther toward the
East
TJIE STEAM Kit "WALLUSKI"
riinrsrjl With Carrying Tuo Many I'.i-eii-j:ors
July -5.
The little steamer Wulluski, run
ning between Toledo and Yaquina
bay, is in a peck or trouble, which is
likely to assume the size of a bushel
before the warm season sets in. Last
June the owners, J. G. Blake and War
ren V. Sackett, made application to
the United .States local inspectors for
a permit to carrv 100 passengers. Her
! regular license allowed her to handle
J but thirty passengers, so the inspectors
declined to grant the petition. On the
lth of last July, however, they took the
Willi the United btates district court,
thev carried on that particular day
ninetv-threc passengers at one trip.
The matter will be investigated at
once by the authorities. Tehyram, o.
EXECUTION TO ISSUE.
l:osirtlI- ot Any I'ntlialtlc Appeal.
Editor Asteriax:
In the case or the Astoria & South
Coal Railway vs. Geo. Hill, counsel
for defendant have caused to be pub-
lished a statement to the effect that
Mr. Hill will appcttl to the supreme
court and thereby prevent payment
being enforced against him for about
two years. As this statement may
caui-e other delinquent stockholders to
delay payment. 1 desire to say that
while- Mr. Hill may appeal, he will not
escape immediate payment, as tiie
comjiany v.iil give the necessary bond
and cause execution to issue at once.
J wish to further state that I am in
structed io institute action at once
against all delinquent subscribers, and
will be compelled to do so unless
pavment is promptly made.
C. V. Fcltox.
Uh paralleled rhwfc.
A kind hearted gentleman of this
citv was appealed to a few months
I since, by a man with a large family
' who desired credit for furnituro. The
I gentleman went with the applicant to
j a dealer and credit was extended at
his request, he agreeing Jo see that the
said, "Vhv, 1 thought my friend, Mr.
paid inai long ago. no suouki
have paid it, and T am surprised that
he has not"
The dealer went to the gentleman
and related the result of the interview,
and the latter h;s not yet decided
whether to be angry with tho pur
chaser or to admire t lie unmitigated gall
and adamantine check which he has
displayed. Of course, ho will pay the
dcaler the bill, but it will probably be
a long time before he ever endorses a
stranger.
To add to the sublimity of cheek dis
played, is the fact that all this tune
the gentleman has been employing
the man on various occasions and pay
ing him cash for his services.
Kailr.ud W'oil;.
A telegram from Mr. Smith of the
firm of Hoffman & Smith, bridge
contractors, says that either he or Ir.
Johnson will be down forthwith to
ratify the agreement with the di
rectors or the Astoria and South Coast
railway compauy; the 10 miles to
Byrds, and miles from there to
Grimes', to be completed as soon as
possible.
A young girl just entering her seven
teenth year was taken from a house
of ill fame in Eugene last week and
taken by an officer to Portland to be
placed in a home established for wo
men. She only remained thero one
day when she gave the matron the
slip and went to Washington where
she married someone who consented,
for a consideration it is said, to be
come her husband. Having thus
placed herself beyond the reach of the
authorities, she returned to Eugene,
and again became an inmate ot the
house from which she was taken. She
is determined not to reform and will
I pursue the vocation despite tuc re-
j monstrances of friends.
1
J ;oi:ig 4o Pordamt.
j will le a surprise to many of the
readers of Tin: Astokiam to learn that
i Herman Wise lias decided to move Ins
extensive I usineat to Portland; but
! wherev. r lie goes the best wishes of
i this community will go with him.
Herman Wise is a rustler and his suc
pfts in ihi hir-'pr fi d lie nronoses lo
1 enter is assured. Until the new build
ing lie is to occupy is compiereu, people
here will have a chance to buy goods
chfap, as Mr. Wise says that he will not
pack his big stock, if good goods at cost
will sell thfin quickly.
F.oratod in Astoria.
Dr. h. P. Mullinix, late of the east,
1 having located in Astoria for the pur-
J pose of practicing medicine and surgery
timilpi-3 his Hrnfcssional services to the
citizens of Astoria and surrounding
country.
The doctor has been continuously in
the practice for o0 years, having filled
various honorable positions in the pro
fession ; he is ripe in experience in the
treatment of all classes of disease, both
acute and chronic, and will give special
attention to diseases of women, urinary
organs and icctal diseases. His ofllce
is on Fourth street, between Main and
Cass streets-, where he can be found ex
cent when professionally engaged.
Office hours, y to 11 a. m., and 2 to 5
an-! 7 to! l. i.
Xoticc
All parlies holding outstanding war
rants against Astoria Engine company
No. 1, must present the same to Wni.
Bock for payment within ten days, and
any one holding hills against the com
pany are reauestcd to present the same
to the secretary. By order of the com
pau'. I). R. Blount,
President.
James Scott, Secretary.
A NEGLIGENT POSTMASTER.
Mr. Steel Should Attend to His Business.
Tire Astobian has long since ceased
to complain of the negligent manner
in which mail matters are adminis
tered, for it is useless, but occasionally
unusual idiocy crops out
During the last three weeks The
Astoriax has been surprised at re
ceiving notification from the Portland
postoilice signed "Geo, A. Steel, P.
M " nolitelv statins that So & So
didn't want The DAr&r Astoriax, had
refused it and wouldn't have it
As these were old and valued sub
scribers, annually remitting their sub
scriptions, it aroused surprise ana m
answer to letters from this office stat
ing that if they wanted to discontinue
their subscriptions they needn't notify
the postmaster at Portland, but could
let The Astoriax know direct, and
the paper would be promptly
discontinued, come letters of sur
prise and statements that they
had no intention of stopping their
subscriptions to The Astoriax, as
they wanted Astoria news, but that
there had been a paper called the
Columbine or Columbian, coming
unasked and unsought; that they had
no use for it, and wouldn't pay for it,
and had so notified Mr. Steel.
If Mr. Steel would pay less atten.
tion to politics and more to his busi
ness he would do better. It is silly
on his part to direct notices of discon
tinuance to this paper, when the idea
of those notifying him is to escape the
odium of having the Columbian
shoved on to him unasked and unwel-
COPNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
P. E. Habersham's Petition Disallowed.
In the county court yesterday, in
the matter of the estate of D. J. Har
rington, deceased, a. iiergman ap
peared in answer to citation and the
cause set for hearing at 3 r. ji., April
8, 1890.
The application of Peter Brach &
Co. for a liquor license was granted.
In the matter of the dedication of a
county road from Lewis and Clarke's
to Young's river; dedication read and
ordered to present map.
The petition ot J3. Rurko for return
of taxes was laid over for examination.
In the matter of the estate ot J. S.
Church, deceased; final account filed
and set for hearing.
Andrew Lindle was admitted to citi
zenship. The resignation of F. L. Parker as
county assessor was read and accepted.
1. N. Mitchell appeared on behalf of
petitioners for couuty road at Knappa:
allowed to take papers out of court.
The application of J. P. Austin for
liquor license at Seaside was granted.
The petition of G. P. TJrower et al.
for a county road was read; report of
viewers read; laid over for second
reading.
Chas. Nygatc admitted to citizen
ship.
Tho office of county assessor was
tendered to A. Knapp, and declined
with thanks.
In the matter of tho application of F.
E. Habersham arguments were made.
C. "W. Fulton appeared for the peti
tioner, and C. J. Curtis for the re
moustrators. Numerous affidavits
were submitted, remonstrating against
allowing the petition. The judge took
the matter under advisement, and sub
sequently the judge and the two com
missioners voted, unanimously, against
allowing tho petition.
Sundry bills of jurors and witnesses
were allowed, and the court adjourned
to 10 o'clock to-day.
PEILSONAL MENTION.
Councilman John Fox has returned
from Portland.
Dr. Alfred Kinney and family re
turned from Drain, Oregou, on Sun
day. Otto Prael is down from Eugene,
spending his vacation with his par
ents. Mrs. F. Sherman, and daughter
Rozetta, started for California, over
land, on Sunday.
Mrs. Rhoades, wife of Capt W. W.
Rhoades, will accompany him on the
Manzanila, as he goes to inspect tho
lighthouses of the Thirteenth district,
of which he is inspector.
Y. M. ('. A. Anuivrivary.
On Sunday evening there was a
good audience assembled in tho opera
house ho attend the tenth anniversary.
The choir and many members of the
association occupied the stage, and C.
A. Hanson presided.
The secretary's report was read,
showing a present membership of 125,
a gain of 42 during the year. Rev. G.
W. Grannis delivered a very eloquent
address which was followed by the in
stallation of tho new officers A col
lection and subscription was taken up,
and the handsome sum of S138.f3 was
realized.
llcmarkabltt ltascuc.
Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainiield,!!!.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold which settled on her lungs; she
was treated a month by her family phy
sician, but grew worse. He told her she
was a hopeless victim of consumption and
that no medicine could cure Iter. Her
druggist suggested Dr. King's New
Discovery tor Consumption : she boucht
a bottle and to herdeliglit found herself
benemcu from first dose, ."she contin
ued its use, and after taking ten bottles
loiinu nerseit sound and well, now does
her housework and is as well as she
ever was. Free trial bottles of this great
Discovery at J. W. Conn's Drug Store,
large b-.ttles, 50e. and 1.
The latest style of Gents' Boots and
Shoes at 1. .1. Goodman's.
To the JLadics.
Mrs. Bowman has secured the ser
vices of a competent dt ess maker from
the east, and has reopened her dress
making parlors. She Invites her old
friends and the public generally to call
at her establishment on Third street,
near Main. All work done with neat
ness and dispatch and at prices within
the reach of all.
Wanted.
A girl to do light housework. Apply
at the New York Novelty store or the
residence of J. Strauss.
For Fine 1ketorrapks,
Go to Misses Carruthers' photograph
gallery: Third street, opposite Mor
gan & Sherman's.
31 eats Ceeke te Order.
Private rooms for ladies and families:
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard &
Stokes'.
At the Bazaar, a full line of the latest
dross Roods. Sateens a specialty.
Mrs. A. Kappi.eyea. & Co.
Wanted.
Aqoodstrom? girl to run a sewing
machine. Apply at this office.
Kememoer the Austin house at the
Seaside is open tho year 'round.
FiBO Tabic Wime
Delivered at GO cents a gallon, to any
gartofthe city. A JinejJine,Qfrpure
alifornia wines atvloW'prices,--at'A."
W. Utzinger's Cosmopolitan saloon.
INCREASED TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE.
Xew Instruments to Be Placed Here.
Next to the Oregonian,'nsyioiis
vsa Astoriax pays more money for as
sociated press dispatches than any other
newspaper in Oregon. The intention
is to tike still more, but it has been
very difficult to secure the receipt of
dispatches on account of the lack of
proper telegraphic facilities between
here and Portland. Tliis, Tiie Asto
riax has been laboring to overcome,
and is glad to announce that the
trouble will be done away with as soon j
as men and money can accomplish the j
desired result. j
Tiie Astoriax is now informed bv
Mr. Jaynes, the superintendent of the
Western Union Telegraph Co. at San
Francisco, that recognizing that the
only way to secure better transmission
is to double the capacity of the wire
between Portland and Astoria, the
company will do so. The necessary
instruments and appliances are now
on the way from the east, and Mr.
Jaynes assures The Astoriax that as
soon as they arrive the company will
be able to handle the dispatches for
this paper with much more prompt
ness and mutual satisfaction.
The Astoria office will then be
thoroughly equipped, and will be able
to handle not only press report but the
public business generally with far
more facility than heretofore.
AX ENGLISH OPINION
Regarding the Foreign Salmon Situa::ia.
The litigation recorded in our las
issue over some 20,000 cases of Alaska
salmon of irregular and light weights
may well draw attention to a feature
ot the market that requires the most
careful attention of the trade. We
refer to tho very large amount of
inferior salmon now in this country,
and particularly at Liverpool. These
vary in quality from hardly wholesome
fish to something approaching ordi
nary, and a3 far as we can gather, the
largo pack of 18S9 has in far too many
instances been characterized by a sad
want of care in prescrviu'', canners'
only object seeming to be to put up as
large a quantity as ios
sible, regardless of quality.
The full results of such a
policy have yet to be felt, but they
canuot fail to be very serious, and in
the long run we anticipate that pack
ers will be the heaviest sufferers from
it For these reasons the amount of
really fine fish does not appear to be
excessive, and that holders appreciate
this fact is shown by the very wide
range of prices now current Business
has been done to a very considerable
extent in good ordinary fish and at
prices which should lend to free con
sumption. The danger of the position
consists m the quantities of inferior
goods which sooner or later will, we
suppose, be forced off at some price
or other, and the quality of these
is not likely to popularize tinned sal
mon with consumers in fact, the con
trary result is to be feared. Alaska
fish, we have noticed, has leeu very
largely packed in tins or less than the
usual diameter, hence light weights
are to lie very generally expected.
The trade therefore will do well to
exercise increased aire in selecting
their stocks, and not to rely too much
on the brand, as unfortunately the
quality of even old and reputed packs
has in many instances materially de
preciated. London Grocers Ofhelte,
March 15.
M VRINE NEWS AND NOTES.
The Mute of California sails for
San Francisco to-day.
The Oregon is due from San Fran
cisco this morning with freight and
passengers.
The British ba-k Ultnbercie, Capt.
T. F. Groundwater, left Victoria, B.
C, on the 4lh insL, and arrived here
on the evening of the (lth. She is in
ballast and goes to Portland for a
cargo of wheat and Hour.
The steamer Telephone came down
last eveniug and will for tho present
run as formerly, leaving Portland
every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day morning, and this city the follow
ing mornings. She has been over
haided and painted and looks remark
ably fine.
The steamer Puritan has been pur
chased by the Clulcat Packing com
pany for ilsc at the cannery- at Clulcat,
Alaska. She will be delivered during
this week to F. II. Poindexter, who
will have her put in thorough order
and take her north as soon as she is
ready for service. The Puritan has
the reputation ot being one of the
fastest propellers on the river.
A good appst te is essential to good
hedth, and loss of appetite isul.catcs
something . rong. ito,dsS.ir.a'ariMa
creates and sharpens the ajipe ite, as
sists the diotive organs andregnlatfs
the kiduexs and liver. Take Hood's
araparilla ti.i scaon. .Soil by all
druggists.
Ilcwnrc of the Framl.
If a grey haired woman of fifty, in
moderately respectable attire, is put
off the cars at your towu, says the Day
ton Herald, because she cannot pay
her way further; if she almost im
mediately receives a telegram urging
her to come home on the next train
because her husband is dying and she
tearfully and desperately annonnces
that she is going to walk a hundred
miles, you let her walk. She and her
confederate who sends tho telegram
have worked the dying husband racket
in a dozen towns in an adjoining state
at an averago net profit of fifteen dol
lars a day.
IIxppj IIonuurN.
Win. Timmons, postmaster of Ida
vine. Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters
has dons more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that bnd feel
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble." John Leslie, farmer and
stockman of same place, says: "Find
Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine; made me feel like
a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says: Electric
Bitters is lust the thing for a man uho
is all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies; he found new strength,
good appetite and felt just like he had a
new lease on life. Only 50c. a bottle, at
J. W. Conn's Drug Store.
Collee and cake, ten rints.
at the
Central Kestaurant.
Ludlow's Ladies' SUM Fine Shoes;
also flexible hand-turned French Kids,
at P. J. Goodman's.
TeleptteBeLodKiae Hoase.
Best Beds in town. Booms per night
50 and 23 cts per week Sl.50. New and
clean. Private entrance.
Do You tike a Geod Cigar?
Call at Charley Olsen's, east of C. H.
Cooper's. JIc will suit you. A line
stock of cigars to select lrom.
WeiMkarcTs Beer.
And Free Lnnch at the Telenhono Sa
loon, 5 cents.
CkUlmCrykPitcier'sCasUria
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. APRIL 7.
As Filed in The County Recorder's Office
Yesterday.
C. V. and Amelia Holt to
John McCormick, lot S,
blk 160. also lot 4, blk 14S,
inMcClure's extension to
Olney's addition S
John McCormick and wife
to Jonathan Moar, lot 8
blk 1G0, Olney's extension
of McClure's addition
Martin Foard and wife to
Margaret ?ilso;i. lot Ml,
blk 2, Foard' Astori.1 ....
State of Oregon to Jas. P.
Carson, lots 1, 2. 1 aud 8,
3.'ofXYl, and SK of
Xt. of section 23, T 9N,
R 7 W, containing 2S1.31
acres
State of Oregon to Willis E.
Potter, lots 5, 6 and7, YK
of SEif, and E of SWJ
of section 28, and lots 1.2
and 3, of section 33, T 9 N,
R 7 V, 312.14 acres
Willis E. Potter to J. P.
Carson, lots 5, G and 7,
WK, of SE4', and EK of
SWltf of section 28, "aud
lots 1, 2 and 3, of section
33,T9Xfli 7 V, 312.14
acres
Maxwell Young and wife to
O. I. Peterson, lots 43 and
41, blk 2, Young's addition
to Alderbrook
Previously reported this
year
248
312
350
1G0
1,166.954
Total tod;
.Sl,168,374
The County Tu Kwll or ISSJI.
To the county court yesterdav Sher
iff Smith submitted the condition of
the conntv tax roll for 18S9 as follows
Amounts as per roll
Amount assessed by sheriff. .
.$SC,127 3T
. 1,04G 2S
S7,1?3 C3
Collected as per receipts of
treasurer $70,23.1 75
Doubly and erroneonsly
assessed 777 00
Dc-Huqnent as per roll 1G,14S 88
87,173 G3
Having received the roll at Ihe late
date of January 21st, 1890 and a large
number of the delinquents are non
residents of this state, I therefore re
spectfully ask your honorable body for
twelve days further time to comploto
the delinquent roll. II. A. Sjirrn,
Astoria, April 7, 1890. Sheriff.
The request was granted by the
court.
The Finn of Iittnicy, Itarin &. Draper.
The efficiency of the Oregon City
Arm of Unrney Sz TJariu, attorneys-at-law,
who make a specialty of land
office business, has been still further
increased bv the admission of Mr. J,
"NV. Draper, the new firm being TJur
nev. Barm & Draper. The two former
have had twelve years' experience a3
registers of the land office in Oregon
City, and during Air. Buruey's incum
bency Mr. Draper was his chief clerk,
all three being thoroughly conversant
with the business of the ollice.
3?o roxGcn a terror.
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Constipation.
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$375 to $500 Lots in Alderbrook, on water front.
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