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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1896)
Y 'A. . Till: DAILY ASTOIMAN. ASTORIA, TUKSIUY MORNING. MAY r, 1800. ) yi .1 J i..J i AM vv . 'X it ; 4J gaily SLotovian. JOHN T. l.IOHTKR. Editor. Telephone No. tit rbHM OH tUBSCKUTKMN daily. nt by mail, per year..... 18.00 Bonl ljr mall per month A 5u erved by carrier, per week 10 VEKKLT. dill by mall per year, 63 In advance Postage tm to subscribers. All communication intended (or publl cation should be directed to the alitor Business communication of alt kind and remittance must be addressed to, 1W Ailorlan. Ta Astcrlaa puaranlces to It ub crlbcr It.i largest circulation of any .wspaper published on th Columbia; Ttver. Advertising rale ran b had on appli cation to th business manager. Th Weekly Astorlan, th second oldest weekly la Ih itat of Ore-on. ha, next, to th Portland Oreonln, th largest weekly circulation m rnc tate. j J no. F. Handly Co. are our Porl-j land (enta, and copies of the AstorUn, i be had every morning at their stand. B4 Third street We are unalterably opposed to any scheme that will give to thl country a rpreclated or debased currency. We fa vor th uae of silver as currency, but to lb extent only and under such restric tions that it parity with gold can be maintained. Wisconsin Republican con- TinUou. SPONT AN EOC8 COMBUSTION. If ever thcr was an Impudent, bare faced attempt to take from a portion ot th American people their constitution al rdtht to life, liberty and the pur suit of bapfrfnrra. It Is In the manifesto t a lot of Greek. Italian and other Eu ropean peasantry callinjr themselves th FlBhermen tnton of the Columbia river. like their piratical ancestor, tbey pro pone to take by force the property of other, that Is, In thl rase, the labor that supports the fishermen. With the assumption of power neither the na tional nor state rovernraents would dare to exercise, these fellow recently de creed that no fisherman could catch fish except for hi own consumption, and that If he took more than he could us he must divide the catch with his neigh bor fisherman who did not ro out. No elm-men would be allowed to sell to the markets or private Individuals. No non-union fishermen or other persona whatsoever would be allowed to fish on tb river for profit or pleasure. If any arw caught violating this agreement they srftl be dealt with by committees, and If they could not handle them th anion was to be called upon. The men would mat he allowed to fish for an Individual eannerYman, even thouirh he agreed to pay t cent, unless the same price was paid by all the packers on the river. Highwaymen wno hold up trains and tares are shot down for their temerity. If officer or citizens are on hand brave nout-h to make the fight, and that Is the sal of It The Oregon and Washlngtor authorities should act accordingly, and have boat armed with machine guns to restore the public peace. It would be more salutary than a trial. In fact the nty way to suppress this brigandage. The above Is from the San Francisco Daily Commercial News and Shipping List of April . There could hardly be a more culpable Instance of reckless and indiscreet news paper scribbling, and Its writer deserves a vigorous overhauling at the bands of hi superiors In this reputable and usual ly careful Journal. He knows absolutely othing about the subject he attempts to diacuas, and thus violates the first rule of a responsible and conscientious aewspaper editor If he Is troubled either with a surplus of energy or space which be must fconiebow (111, let him turn bis attention to the extraordinary crimes and audacious class of criminals for which the Bay City has lately attained so much unenviable notoriety. The moat deplorable effects of the News article will be iu reproduction In reliable papers distant from the const where Its exag gerations are liable to be received with perfect credence. There Is a certain class of papers Infesting this coast which are always glad to print such tirades on the slightest provocation, and it is to be regretted that papers of the sup posed standing of the News should set them such an example. i"ne evident design of uch publications ts to create the Impression abroad that the ftiiklng Columbia river fishermen are wantonly destroying the property of every canner and unsympathetic fisher on the river, and that they have armed patrols con tinually on the bay to see that no fish Is taken. It would take the entire time and space of an ordinary newspaper to refute these rabid misrepresentations. However, In order that the News may not plead ignorance of the true situation, and with the hope that it may be In duced to repair some of the mischief It has perhaps unwittingly created, the Astorian will make a brief statement In reply to the article In question: In the first place, the "Greek, Italian and other European peasantry calling themselves the Fishermen's Union of the Columbia river" are the men upon whose labor the welfare of the city of Astoria under present conditions mostly depends. Ac cident of birth Is no crime, in any ease, these men are not responsible for their nationality, neither does It fol low that, because they are "European peasantry," they are outlaws and pirates. The fishermen have struck because the canners would not agree to pay 5 cents per pound for salmon. The packers say the market Is demoralized and that they cannot afford to pay the price de manded. The fishermen claim they can sot make living wages unless they re ceive the price demanded, and are simply refusing to do any Ashing. This Is the sum total of the whole difficulty. The News says "these fellows recently decreed that no fisherman could catch fish except for his own consumption, and if he took mora than he could use he rott divide the catch with his neighbor fisherman who did not so out. No fish erman would be allowed to sell to the markets or private Individuals." "These fellows" decreed nothing of the kind. They did decide In a mass meeting com prised of more than nine-tenths of all the fishermen on the lower river that a certain appointed committee should wait on those who were not In attendance at the meeting and endeavor to persuale them to stand by the action of the meet ing. Tb members of the union did not sanction, nor resort to, ny violence "Ilk their piratical ancestors." On the con trary. It prvsly forbade nny violence, under nevere penalties, on the part of any of lt members, and unanimously decided that for the common Rood of all fishermen the price of Hull ought to be kept up. To that end It ha used and Intend to use only honorable mean, ami the action of It member will 0 tar withstand any Impartial criticism. The New should know hereof ll apeak before II malign such a lurse clus of lax paying clilaen of Oregon A to arming boat wlih machine rum to "nuniMVM thl hrbrnndogv," the New la (ullty of a imwt foolish utterance. which could hav only originated in the mind of a densely Ignorant or prejudiced iwinv--llne scribbler. The fishermen are In the main an honest and law-abiding et of men. who toll by duy and by nigM u(H,n th, lllri,uieni waters of th Columbia, risking their lives In an honet endeavor to feed and clothe their Itttle on,, and that they should he so mn- Hfnr n ,(u.n manner Is an outrage which cannot be too forcibly denounce,!. In San Francisco striking painter lately killed a man for workln (or less than union wage. The writer In the NVw ,pte his endeavor to Indirectly mak(l ppwlr w cannot truthfully Mtrthu, ,ch a spirit to the Columbia KlV(,r . n,),,.,,,-, protective I'nlon. Fl(. a impact nj unanimous body of over iSOO strikers, the tlshermen have displayed wonderful patience, which goes to prove that they have agreed to sub mit to the action the level-headed officers of the union hav decided I Wt for ! them to take. Let the News man study the situation a little before he again Indulge n such ridiculously absurd representation and undeserved vituperations. He wilfully misrepresents the condition of affairs, and must himself be a maliciously in clined man to indulge In such a tirade of vilification without drs: making the slightest preliminary Investigation. According to the census of iW th amount of wages paid annually to me chanics, artisans, And laborers In tb United States was Jl.:,Mi:?. lleside this over l3X',ew,W was paid to plec workers and about IMi. Xti,u4 as salaries to officers, clerks and other employes ot firms and corporations. In all the enor mous sum of fc!.a.iV','0 Is snown to be paid out every year In salaries and wage to thoM who work, day by day and month by month, for the support of themselves and families. It ts a sum o vast that the Imagination can hardly grasp it. and It exceeds by more than a third the whole amount of the national debt. It is sometimes supposed that bondholders, shareholders and mortgage holders form the prlnclpU creditors of the count!-', but they do not compare In number with th vast army of workers In every vocation of life to whom th billions above mentioned are due and payable ever) year. These are the true creditors and the people whose Interests demand the greatest protection. Every day some person or Urm or corporation becomes more and more In debt to them until the time of settlement comes around and then each worker wants his money. A bond or a note ts not more peremp tory In requiring settlement at the ap pointed date than Is the dally, th week ly or the monthly wage of the vorker for hire. He Is a creditor, he Is entitled to prompt payment, as much as if he held a bond or a note, and In the best money that the world a.fords. Can It be possible then that the workinmen of this nation, who receive every ytar these millions and millions of dollars for the labor of their hands ind brains, desire that they shall be pail !n cheap money and In depreciated currency? How can they be thus gulled? And here Is another consideration. Of this great sum thus paid to the working men nearly one-third finds its way to the savings bank, where it draws Inter est and Is kept for emergencies. Are we to understand that this army of de positors are willing to enact laws or en force a national policy by which the officers of these savings banks may re turn them a currency worth scarcely more than one-half of what they deposit ed? As it stands today these deposits nave the value of geld and each depositor can demand gold or its equivalent. Should a free coinage bill be enacted these deposits would be paid In sliver dollars of only half value In the currency of the world. Is this not a subject wor thy of thought on the part of the wage earners? Most assuredly there ought to be no free silver voters among them. When a Democratic dally paper has 138 Inches of advertisements from "male" who are seeking employment, and only 23 Inches of advertisements from employers who want help, as was the case In New York on April 14, It Is very easy to understand the effect of Democratic tariff legislation upon the American labor market. There are practically six men after every Job In the Empire city upon that baslB, but there are hundreds of others out of work who have not even the mon-y necrssary to pay for an advertisement. A ratio of 16 to 1 would be a moderate estimate. American Economist. Judge Have you anything to say ! fore the juilifmc-nt of the court Is pa.-s d uion jou? To'iyh Prlson-r l;-trin' yer honor's pardon, hev you heard the score. Judge ?-Phlladelphla Record. Children should grow In weight and strength; eat heartily and have plump cheeks. Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil. with Hypo phosphites fills out the sunken cheeks and gives color to the lips. Itfurnishes material for the-growth of bone, and food for the brain and nerves. It lays a strong foundation for future growth and develop ment. 50c. and li.ooat all druggists. AHigh LP The largest piece of Good tobacco ever sold for locents PABT BROTHER. We've dot another tame t'other day: Mamma's Its mother, an' I'm sister May; Tan't walk a bit yet-tan t talk at all: But he's a daisy Jes' hear him bawl! Bright baby eyes pink tiny feet: Oh. what a priie baby so sweet: Image of papa look at him. do! Papa Is bald, an' baby Is, too. Sleep little brother, good angels guard! You'll wake up mother If you cry so hard. Look at him peepln' now he'll begin 1 Wis' he was shR-ptn' must be a pin! Keep on a fussln' he make me tired I (Have to do nussln' cos real nun la fired). Must be real hungry face looks like beef. He'd chew off his thumb, but ain't got no teef. FRANK 8. COLHURN. "A little farm well tilled. A little cellar w-ll nib-d. A little wife well willed." What could vou wish s. man better than that? The Inst Is not the least by any means, but how ean a wife be "11 willed If she be the U :!m of those distressing mnladt'-s that make her life a burden? Let her take Pr. Pierce' Favorite lYeserlptlon an 1 cur-' all p.i'n ful Irregularities, uterine disorders. In flammation and ule Tntl'in, prolapsus and kindred weaknesses. ft Is a boon nnd ft blessing to women. Thousands are In the hlrom of health through using It. when otherwise they would be und r the sod. Are yon a suTe'er? Use it, or some day we may read A little wife self willed. Rosewood coffin early filled. Spite of doctor well skilled. Ovarian. Flhrold and other Tumors cured without surgery. Hook, testi monials and references, mailed securely sealed for 10 cents In stamps. Address, World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. T. The French Academy of Medicine has decided to divide the 2"ii.im) franc prise founded by M. and Mme. Vlcton Saint Paul as a reward to whosoever should first discover serious remedy for diph theria between Dr. Roux. of the l'nsteur Institute, and Dr. Btlevln, of Berlin. TWO LIVES 8AVED Mrs. Pboetx Thomas, of Junction City, 111., was told by hr doctors ah had Coo- sumption and that there was no hop for her, but two bottle Dr. King's New Dis covery completely cured her. jnd she say It saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eggers, 13t Florida street. Ban Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching Con sumption, tried without result everything els then bought on bottl of Dr. King's New Discovery and In two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It la such results, of which the are samples, that prov th wonderful efficacy of this medlcln In Cough and Cold. Free trial bottle at Chas. Rogers' Drug Store. Reg ular size 50 c nts and ll.di. The ex-Empress Eugenie, who Is still engaged on her memoirs, uses a pen holder that Is set with diamonds Th's was employed by the fo'irten repre sentatives In signing the treaty of the peace of Paris of IVm, and wai presented to the ex-empress ns a memento. HUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Ilr'ilses. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, r'hllhlnins. Corns, and All Skin Krup tlons,, and positive euro for Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfeet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 'Si cents per box. For sale hy Chas. Itogen, Odd Fellows' building. Henry Irving fl-itly denies) the report trat he would retire from the stage at the end of his present season. He says he hasn't even thought of such a thing. It's ail the same, a slight cold, congest ed lungs or severe cough. One .Minute Cough Cure banishes them. Ex-'Jovernor iJeorce W. Peck, of Wis consin, will appear on the rostrum next season as ft professional lecturer. WEAK WW CURED AS IF BY MAGIC. Victim! of Lost Mtnliood eliould neri'I at fjtve ffr ti luf bi'tfxph1r::; tn,.v inlL iifiitly vifor is aiF-.y, (infcKlv nnd iRTuiiiin:ijily f n fIVrlnjr f.i . Wt-ukne.-s ran fi' f'l (i ti i;'D'H f I !;! . timely ailviui'. Iirflt Urli'l l.v relnpmcnt and tone are iiniortw! t- ever; portmi. at Ihe body fnt v t.h po-IMv() proof u(wttled J rce to any man cn u plicn Uon ERIE MEDICAL CO ,BUFFALO,N Y. mi. Flymen Mrs. Humphrey Ward my women have been hampered heretofore a n Titers of Action owing to the fuel that they could not trawl and explore with out escorts. She ripeets great thing of women In literature now that the old prejudice are pasting 4ay. ! Ybea Baby ws lck, gai her Castor!, When h was a Child, she cried for Cast aria, When sb became Ml, he clung to Ckstorla, Wbeasbsl. 1i Huron, abac tthemCMtorla. Andrew D. White will deliver th ora tion before the literary societies at the commencement of Roanoke college. Sa lem. a, on the evening of June . and on the following day Secretary J. Slerb lng Morton will deliver the commence ment address. It Is not a miracle. It won't cur everything, but It will cure pile. That' what DeWltl Witch Hur Salve will do, because It has don It In hundreds of cases. Chas. Rogera thr. William II. Vahl, secretary of th Prunklln Institute, Philadelphia, has re ceived from ihe French government the decoration of ofllrer of the aeademy. In recognition or nis merits as a scientist. All the patent medicines advertised In this paer, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet article etc., can be bought at the lowest prices at J. V. Conn's drug store, opposite Occidental i j ...... i , . - Prof. Albert G. Kmerlek has given to the Philadelphia Library Company his valuable enllectlon of mimical literature, much of which cannot be duplicated In tnis country. A little III, then a little nil. The 111 I ha gone, the pill has won. DWltt's i Little Early Rls-rs are the littl pills that v-A- ,11 n n The Boston Transcript recalls the fact tnat the late Uaron lllrsih founded and maintained many school In F.gypt nnd r.uropear. ar.a Asiatic Turkey. Pure blood mean good health. De- Wltt's Barsaparllla purifies the Wood, cure Eruptions, Kcx'ma, Hcrorula. and all diseases arising from Impur blood. Chas. Roger. The fiftieth anniversary of the ncce slon of the shah Is to he celebrated at lenerun May 8. The Cias gift Is a Krupp battery. It's Just as easy to try On Mlnuu Cough Cure a anything else. It's easier to cur a evr cough or cold with it. Let your next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medi cine: Detter reult; better try it. Chas. Rogers. "This X ray Is doing wonders for man kind," he remarked. "Yes," his wife replied. "It has done lots for mankind. Mayhe It'll be developed In the course of time to where It will enable vomnnklnd to see whether her hut is on straiRht or not without looking In the ulnss." Washington Hlar. The U. S. Gov't Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. "Vou have a fine climate here," sMil the visitor to a resident. "Huch brac ing air!" "Yes," replied the resident, gloomily, "but them there )ey,.lstn come along and pump the air Into their pneu matic tires and carry It off."-Truth. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. F.thel Trim mnvm tht.t 4V,t n,.-, .......... ' ...... ,,,- j,wu,ig man who comes to see you Is a stock broker. What Is he, a hull or a bear? Maud-Well, I don't Just know, but he has some of a bear's nroelivlileR Horn. ervllle Journal. We might tell you more stout Ona Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that It cures a cough. Every on does who has used It. It is a perfect rornedy for coughB, colds, hoarseness. It Is an especial favorite for children, be ing pleasant to take anil quick In curing. Chas. Rogers. Mrs. I'rnuy Heading , ,Ufl passion wl'h my hnxbaml. Mrj. Iiresser-Ko It is with mine when he reads my inlllln r' bills! London Fun. Or. Price's Cream Baking- Powder Contains no Ammonia or Alum. Job Printing The Astorian invites attention to its Job Printing Department THY US NOTIOH OV ASHl!HSMl!N T OP I'UAIN IN A1AIH8 A!rIUA. Notice I hrivby Krn that Hi awwa mclit made by iirdltiaiic No. AW, of th city of Asuiria. coutli ming th assess ment on Hull N. I, lor the coixtrucllos of a drain In the cliy of Aaiurla. as Wld out and recorded by John Ad.ilr, coin in iielng at a point In block . and hav ing Its nutlet III Thlily-lhhd trel. b tft crti block U nnd I", In Adair s As toria, and known olid dolsnaled a "Umluasu Pislrlcl No I." ! du rtiid tmjal'le on the 1Mb d iy of May. PW. In I'. It sold or llrr c in. il tb olllc of the city trvosurer. and If not so paid within or bcfi ro s.iM tunc, Ih common council will order w.vrinni lwu.rO for the collection of Ihe Mme. The -tnent ts it follon; I. mi t 1'. Vdnir. lol ts block W, .lalr' Aloru I M 41 I .a urn I'. A. I. Hi', let , block K A,l ilr Astoria. U tl ,M iry I. .vd.iir. lot IH block . Adair's Astoria . I Mary U Adnlr. lot R block , Adair' Astoria 4 O Murv L Adair, lol li, I'Kv k M, Adair' Astoria 10 Ml Mary I. A.l.iU, lol Is, M,k k O. Adalr Astoria W Ml Mary 1. Adulr. lol 17, block , Adalr Aaiorla i 41 Mary 1. Adalr. W half lol Is, block t. A.hitr's Astoria i 0 Mnry I. Ad.ur. lol s, block Adulr Astoria I 14 Mary L Adalr. lot SI. block . Adalr Astoria IB Mary I,. Adalr, lot , blink M, A. lair's Astoria I II Mary I. Adalr. lol Jl. block tt. Adalr Astoria lit Mary 1. Adalr. lot S. block M. A. lair's Astoria U Mary U Adalr. lot JJ. block . Adair's Astoria I 14 M.iry 1. Adalr. lot Jl. Mock W. Adair's Asiorla 1 14 Hetty Adalr Urcnhnm, und one eighth lol I block !, Adalr Vorla U Hetty Adnlr I'renhsm. und on, eighth lot 7. block l, Adalr' Astoria t 14 Hetty Adalr Itrenham. und one eighth lot &. bio- k 1, Adulr' Astoria I Hetty Adalr Hr. nhnm. und on, eighth lot t. block I. Adalr Astoria IS Hetty Adalr Hrrnham. nnd "iie rlghth begin at NK ccrn.r lot t block . thence H feel. W 71 fret. N feet. K 75 feet, lot J. Mock A Adalr Ast trla I U Kllen Ad.ilr Mendel), und one ruhih o 1, bliKk IS, Adair's Astoria . t T7 Kll,n Adnlr Men. Ml, und on eighth lot 7, block !. Adalr Astoria 114 KlUn Adnlr Mendrll, ui.d one eighth lot J. block 1. Adnlr' Astoria Kllen Adnlr Menaell. und on eighth, lot 4. block I, Adnlr' Astoria IK Kllen Adnlr Men, led. und one eighth begin at NK corner lot i, block . thence 8 As feet. W TS feet. N feet, K 7 feet, lot 1, block . Adnlr' Astoria W Kato Adnlr Weleher, und one .eighth lot I. block 11 Adalr Astorln. . , . . . ft 77 Kale Adalr Weleher. und one eighth lol 7, block IS. Adalr' Astoria IU Kato Adalr Weleher. und one eighth ht block 1. Adnlr' Astoria 1 g Kato Adulr Wflcher, und one elghth. lot 1 block 1. Adalr Astoria 1 S Kalo Adalr Weleher, und one eighth begin at NK corner lot 1. blix-k 40, thence 8 m feet. W 75 fert. N M feet. K 75 feet, lot 1, block 4. Adulr Astoria t 64 Mary Adulr Jordun, und one eighth lot J. block 11 Adulr' Astoria I T7 Mary Adalr Jordan, und one eighth kit 7, block 11 Adalr" Aatorla 1M Mary Adalr Jordan, bnd one eighth lot 5, block 1, Hhlvely' Astoria l J6 Mary Adnlr Jordan, und one eighth lot 1 block 1. Hhlvely Astoria 1 U Mary Adalr Jordun, und one eighth begin at NK corner lot I, block 40, thence H feet, W'75 feet. N ( feet, K 75 feet, lot J, block 40, Adalr' Astoria t S4 Mary B, Adnlr. und one elghlh lot I. block 11 Adulr' Astoria S 77 Mary R. Adalr. und one eighth lot 7, block 1C, Adalr Astorln DM Mnry H. Adnlr, und one eighth lot 5, block 1, Hhlvely' Astoria 1 J5 Mary K. Adulr. und ona elghth lot 1 block 1. Hhlvely's Astorln... J5 Mary It. Adalr, und one eighth begin nt NK corner lot J. bloek 40, thence H M feet, W 75 feet, N W feet, E 75 feet, lot I block 40, Adair's Astoria 2 U Laura Adnlr Darker, und Ihreo eighths lot 2, block 10. Adalr' Astoria 17 " Ijiura Adnlr Barker, und three eighths lot 7. block 11, Adair's Astoria jn Laura Adulr llnrker. und three eighths lot 5, block 1, Shlcly' A,itorla J 75 Laura Ad.ilr Barker, und three eighths lot , block 1, Hhlvely's Astorln J 75 Ijiura Adalr Barker, und thrso i lWiths begin nt NK corner lot J, block 40; thence H M feet, W 75 feet. N m feet. K 75 feet, lot 3, bln-k 4". Adair's Astoria 7 tl A. Booth Backing Co.. lot 5, block l.Vi. Hhlvely's Asiorla 4? 15 A. Boolh Backing Co., lot 2, Mock 3d. Hhlvely's Astorln 6! 41 Victor Anderson, lot I, block 1, Hhlvely's Astoria 10 M Tina Amundsen, lot 4, block 41, Adair Astorln iih Tina Amundsen, lot 6, block 41, Aoair s Astoria is Astoria Ravings Bnnk. trustee, lot n, biocg rjc Aanlr's Astoria I 15 Isaac Bergmnn, lot 12, block 149, Hinveiy s Astoria c to 00 Kudolph Barlh, lot 4, block 11 Amur s Astoria is IK FMrnm Brown, lot 1, block 17. Adair's Astoria is IE lllram Brown. K half lot 3, block 17, Amur's Astoria 28 08 llram Brown, lot 4, block 17, Adnlr'H Astorln. 44 15 ilrnm Brown, lot 3, block 51, Adair's Astoria , fit 41 lllram Brown, lot 4, block fll, Aiinir's Astorln 52 41 lllram Brown, lot - 6, block 81, Ailalr s Astorln 45 16 Hiram Brown, lot 5, block 61, A'lair Astoria 45 )5 lllram Brown, lot 3, block M, Adalr s Astoria 41 16 Illrnm Brown, lot 4, block M, Aiirur's Astoria 4115 Hiram Brown, lot 1, block 87, Art.ilr's Asiorla 48 16 lllram Brown, lot 1, block; 87, Adnlr' Asiorla 48 11 lllram Brown, lot S. block 7, Adnlr' Asioiln 44 II lllram Drown, lot 4, block 87, Adalr' Astorln, 1 4 16 I III. hii Brawn, lol 6, block Adalr' Astoria 31 46 Hiram Brown, lot 1 block 87, A. bill's Astoria 91 M Illrnm Brown, lol T, block 117, Adulr' Astorln at (lb lllmni Hrowu, lot 1 block 87, Adnlr' Asiorla , M I .aura Adulr llnrker, lol K, block 17, Adnlr' Astorln 69 II frod Barker, lot 4, block is, Adnlr' Astoria M t Kathcrin l llllssctt, lot 4, block US. Adalr' Astoria ; 61 il iMIna Norwegian Kvnngrllcal Lu theran Church, N 84 feet of W half lol J, block W, Adult' A- torla.,; , It 41 l W. Hush, lol II, block 41, Adalr' Astoria II 11 IV W. Bush, lot U. block 41, Adnlr1 Astoria II It IV W. Hush, lot tl block 41. Adalr' Astoria II U Alloa M. Bush, lot 16, bloek 41. Adalr' Aatorla II U Jacob Houart, lol 16, block 40, Adnlr Astoria 18 68 Jaeoh Hoasart, lot II block 44, Adalr' Astoria UN A Hrunhold. lot 11, blink 40, Adnlr' Astoria 18 M A Hrunhold. lot U, block 8, Adnlr' Astoria ,.t 10N t'ryus t'arruthera, lot I, Mock 17, Adnlr' Asiorla,.., 48 16 Cru t'arrulhpr. lot 7, block 17, Ad.ilr' Asim ia 3 Krnslmo i'serooli. N half lol S, block Si, Adnlr' Astorln 18 a) Nellie ll Ctmrlston, und half lol 7, Mj.Ii ,14. Adnlr Astorln MM l II. Cooper, lot 1 block 80, A.lnlr Astoria o 88 C. II. Cooper, lol 1 block 80, Adnlr' Astoria 14 44 C. II. Cooper, lol 10, block 40. Adalr Astoria n I C. II. Cooper, lot II. block 80, Ad.ilr' Aiorla o H C. II. Co.ier. lot IS, block ". Adnlr Astoria 10 88 John Chllwood, und qunn.r lol 1, block 41. Adair's Astoria,,..,. , . II 10 Both A Cornello. und hslf lol t, block 13. Adnlr Astoria M 10 II. I'. lr.iumn. und half lot 1, block 81. Adnlr' Astoria It 10 II. IV I'rennan, lol 1 tdo-k 81, Adalr' Astoria 44 16 IV A muielson, und half lot 7, blo. k ii. Adalr Astorln T8 S) ) II P.in.'un. lot I, Mock 41, Adalr Asiorla U M J II I'uiicsn. lot I, I dork 88, Adalr' Astoria 10 M Hamiirl l.lmore. tot J6. block S, Adalr' Astoria 10 88 ".amuel Ktmor. lol 28. block 80, Adnlr' Astoria 10 88 fUniuel Klinore, lol 77, block 80, Adalr Astoria 10 Is) Mamuel Kim. .re. lot t, Mark 4a, Adnlr' Astoria ... 10 F4 Ales flllhrrt. lol 1 block 11 Adair's Astoria 44 U Annie tlalens. lot 1 Mock 17, Adalr'a Astoria 6 41 Annie tlatens. bit 1 block 17, Adalr' Asturla 61 41 Catherine tloodman, Kf ll. Mock ' II. Adnlr' Astoria U I' J. iloodman. lot IX block 41, Adalr' Aatorla 13 a Anna Marl Oramm. lot a. block 8. Adalr' Asiorla s Anna Marts tlranim. lot 1). Mock 4). Adalr Aatorla 10 84 Helen r. Ornham. lot I, block 82. Adalr'a Aatorla 61 41 Helen F. Hrrnham. lot t, block 4). Adalr' Astoria 61 41 Winifred C. tliKincp, lot 7, block I. Hhlvely's Astoria 10 40 Mnry C Holme, lot 7, Mock 7. Adalr'a Aatorla 24 46 Miry C Holme, lol 1 block 17, Adalr'a Astoria... 44 16 Thomas A llylnnd, lot 1 block M, Adulr'a Astoria U 41 Krlc llouke. lol 1 block II, Adalr s Astoria j u Krlc llouke, lot 7, block It. Adair's Astoria 12 M V A Hill, lot 1 I1I0.K 30, Adalr a Astoria i MS K. A. Hill, lot 7, block , Adair's Astorln pi n Aleck Iverson, lot 11. Mock- 81, A.lnlr' Asiorla 6 41 Aleck Iverson. lot 12, block 4 Adnlr' Astoria , 1 42 Jiim. s J.,. ks.io. lot 5, blin k 1 Adair's Astorln 10 M James Jackson, lot 8, bbsk 84, Adair's AM.nta in M Louisa Johnnsen, lot In, bl.x k H. Hhlvely's Astoria lo to John Kopp, lol I, block U, Adslr's Astoria 63 u Christina A. .Alfred. Jo.-dilii and Krank I' Lelnenwelwr, heirs of Krutik I-lnenweber, lot 6, bl.xk 68. Adair's Astoria 21 08 Christina A. Alfre.l, Josephine and Frank I'. Ilnenwrner. heirs of Frank Ilnenweber, lot 8, block Adnlr Astoria B n Christina A. Ilnenwener, lot I, block W, Adnlr's Astoria 23 04 Christina A. Ilnenweber, lot ", l.lo, k 'a, Adair's Astoria 44 U Christina A Irfilnenwebtir, lot 8, bio, k Adnlr's Astoria 44 16 Christina A. lednenwrlier, lot 2, block 59, Adnlr's Astoria a 04 August Itrsen, N half lot I, block 38. Adair's Astoria 28 to John Kopp, lot I, block 41, A. lair's Astoria 61 41 Mary J. Kyle, lot 4. block 42, Adnlr's Astorln 61 41 Mnry J. Kyle, lot 5. block 41 Adnlr's Astoria VX 41 Mrs Anna Kopp, lot 8. block 42, Adnlr's Astoria 5141 P. N. Kearney, und half lot I, block 81, Adnlr' Astoria..., 24 20 James K. Kenrney, lot 2, block 61, Adnlr's Astoria 61 fl Frank J. I'nrnoy, und hnlf lol 7, block 81, Adalr'a Asiorla 23 10 Mnry A. Onrns. und half lot 7, block ill, Adulr' Astoria 23 f6 Mary II, Is-lnenweber, W half lot 3, block 17, Adnlr's Astoria 23 05 Christina A., Alfred (1.. Jos. -phono and Frank B. Li-lneiiweber, heir of Frank Ixdiienwi-ber, lot 7, block 3 Adnlr's Anlorla 65 41 Christina A., Alfred (J., Jmephcno and Frank I'. Lelnenweber. hulr of Frank Lelnenweber, lol H, block .1. Adair's Astoria 62 41 L. Lebeck and Ollv Wlnton, lot 3, block f, Hhlvely's Astoria 10 00 I.. Lebeck noil OHvn Wlnton, lot 4. block I. Hhlvely's Astoria 10 CO L. I'bei k and tJllvo Wlnton, lot 9, block I, Hhlvely's Astoria 10 00 L. Lebeck und Olive Wlnton, lot vsottMiomsH4iuD nnmeoBK 10, block I, Hhlvely's Astoria 1 114 Nlcholxtlii Muluguiuha, W half ami H no feet n( K hulr lot 1, block 88, Adult's Astoria 41 ill Hev, II W, Mollis, lot I, blink 40, A, bill s Asioiln 48 16 llcv, 11, NX. Mollis, ti 4 tut lot J, block I'1. A. I. ill s As. 0 1 In 16 Ml llcv. II. W. Monls, lol , block 40, A. hill s A k t.i In ... , 48 16 Hev II. W. Mold, lol 8, block 40, Adulr Astoila 44 16 ll. 11. W Mon ls, lot I Lien k 40, A. bill Astoila 48 16 Hev. II. W, Moms, lot I, Muck IU, Adnlr's Asiorla 48 16 Hut. II, W. Monls, lot a, block 83, A. lull's Astoria 48 It Hev. II , Mollis, lot 4. block 83, Adult's Astoila , 44 11 Hov, II. W. Mollis, lol 4, block 40, Adair's Aatorla 88 It I'led iluiiseu, lol i, block 44. Adalr Asiorla 63 41 A. Mcl'liarlali, lol block 8U, Adalr AsioiU U 84 A. Mcl'harlau. lid IU blwk 40, Adalr' Asturla 10 88 tleorg Nelson, lol 6, Mock 17, Adnli Asioil 44 84 Ueorg Niilson, lot 1 block 17, Adalr'a Asluils 13 44 Christ Nan, lol 8, block 88, Adalr'a Asuol 4 41 Christ Nass, lol lu, block 88, Adnlr' Astoila 4 il Th.resn 1 1 Hi leu. lot J, bl.n k , Adalr Astoria U 41 Their ti'lirleii, lol 1 block 38, Adalr Asturla 43 41 Klnrd ti' Connor, lot I, blK'k 41. Adnlr Astoila , II U Kdwsrd O'Connor, lot I. block 41, Adnlr Astoria..,., II II Ldanrd O'Culiliur, lot 3, block 41. ! Adnlr' Astui la II U I Andrew tilsen, lol 7, block , Adnlr' Alorlu 6 41 Andrew HI.. 11, lot . bl.uk a, A.bill s Asl.nla 6 a J II. I'almer, lul 1 block 42. Adnlr Astoila 63 44 Aliitu M I'ope, lol 1 block 80, Adair Astoria 10 ts Kiln rc. lot 4, block 80, Adair's Asiorla , Jo M Wank ratten, trustee, lot 13, block 0, Adalr' Asluila 10 St Frank I'm ton, trusiee, lot it, bio. k ', Adnlr' Astoria ,. 10 st J. II. I'llll-er, lol 4, block 83, Adnlr's Astoria 63 41 W. W. Barker, lol I, block lis, Mhltely'a Astoria 10 Ot W. W. I'arkr, lol I. block 1. HhKrly Astoria 10 u) J. Mtile II Barker, lot II, block U). Hhlvely' Astoria 10 Ot Mnry J Hvrlc. lol 6. block M, Adalr Astoria 10 M Hnrnh (I Hhemian, lot 4, block 48. Adnlr Astoria 63 41 MuIh-I I Hulllten. half lot I. block . Adnlr Asiorla 14 10 N Hlmonsen. lol JJ, bl.sk 41, Adalr Aatorla 19 a N Hlmonarn. lot M. block tU Adair Astoria II a O. Hover, lot 33. b,M-k 11. Adalr' Astoria 11 U O. Hotey. lol 14. blm'k 41, Adalr Astoria 11 a Bens.. 11 Hnbllie. lot 7, block 41 Adalr Astoria .. 61 41 Kllalth Heafeldl. lot 11, block 41 Adalr'a Astoria It 81 Kllsnls-lh Heafeldl, lot St. bio. k 41 A.UIrs Astoria ... lo 41 Mary A. Hchrodrr K half lol 11 block . Adalr' Asiorla I 41 W. T HcholDeld. und half lot 1 hloek C. Adalr' Asiorla H 26 W. T Kcliolrtcld and K. llouke, frae lot I. block I. Hhlvely's As toria I 04 W. T Hcholrteld nd R. llouke. lot 1. block 1. Hhlvely' Aatorla . 10 04 j jonn nciiics. mi j, mors , A.lnlr' Astoria 10 ; John Helnesa. lot I, block is. Adnlr's Astoria 10 88 ' IVlrr Niifur. ft half lol 6, block . A.lnlr Astoria 14 20 Jnroh rtslnger. lot 1 bbak IV Adnlr's Astoria 61 41 l Or li Vise, lot 11 bbs k 40. Adnlr's ' Astoria 10 84 I I Ho II Vlge, lol a, block D, Adalr Astorln 10 84 Chaa VenM-hrurvii, W hnlf lot 18. block an, Adnlr' Aatorla I 41 Nlcholn Wlstier, lot 11 block II. Adalr' Astoria II 12 Nicholas Wlst-r, lot 17, block II. A.UIr s Astoria II 13 : Cbarle Wlsaman, lot 11, blo k 48. Adair's Astoria It 86 1'hnrl.a Wlssmnn, lot 17, bbsk , A.bilr's Astorln 10 M (leorge Wntson, lot IJ, bl.K-k 41. Adnlr's Astorln 1J a George Wntson. lol 18. Muck 41, Adulr's A.lorln 12 a Msri-ti Wse. lvt l. IdiHk 41 Adnlr's Astoria 10 vs. Marcu Wlsa, lot Jo, block 43. ' Adulr' Astoria 10 88 Mureu Wise, lol 21 block 41 i Adnlr' Asiorla (0 44 Mnrcu Wise, lot Jl. block 41 1 Adulr' Astoria 10 Mnrcu Wise, lol 75, bl.K-k 41 Adnlr' Aatorla 10 88 Mnrcu Wise, lot 21 block 11 Adnlr' Aatorla 10 84 Mary Wilson, lot I, block no, Adslr's Anlorla 10 88 Walter, Mnmle, Annie, Oracle nnd William Wilson, heir of Wllllnm Wilson, lot 2, I lock 8k, Adnlr Aatorla i) H Olo Wlllb.-rg, o H. block 80, Adnlr's Asiorla ' Jo H Caroline o. Wlllherg. lot TS, block 80, Adnlr's Astoria lo M Caroline (. Wllltierg, lot 24, block 80. Adair's Asiorla 0 48 Charles Wright and H K. Ilnrrla lot 1 block 41, Adair's Astoria..,. 12 a Charles Wright und H. H. Hurrl. lot t, block 41, Adulr's Astoria ... II 12 ("buries Wright nnd H. K. Harris, lot 10, block 11, Adnlr' Astoria... 12 12 Charles Wright nnd H. K. Hnrrl. lot 14, block 41, Adnlr's Astoria... 13 8 Charles Wright nnd H. K. Harris, lot 10, block 41. Adulr's Aatorla... 1113 Charles Wright and H. K. I Inn Is, lot 20, block 41, Adair's Astorln... 12 32 Chnrle Wright nnd 8. K. Harris, lot 21, block 41, Ailalr' Asiorla... lis; Charles Wright and H K. Harris, lot 27. block 41, Adulr's Astoria... 12 S3 Charles Wright and H. K. Harris, lot r block 41. Adulr's Astoria.,, l; 32 Churl. Wright n.l H. K. Harris, lot block 41, Adalr' Anlorla.., 1:32 Charles Wright and H. K. Harris, lot So. block 41, Adulr' Astoria... 13 32 Charles Wright nnd H. K. Harris, lot 31, block 41, Adulr's Aatorla... 12 a lot 33, block 41, A.bilr's Astoria... 12a Charles Wright nnd H. K. Hnrrl, I'litrd Aaiorla, Or., April 23. II. K. NKLHON, Auditor and I'ollco Jmlg. i k mmmwm