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THI! MOKMNti ASTOKIAX. U'CDNCSDIY. I0l.
... ASK
"Charles Carroll
"General Good"
CIGARS
TWO UN EQUALED SMOKES
ALLEN & LEWIS,
Distributors, Portland, Oregon
DELEGATES ARE SATISFIED.
Cubans Believe That America Will Deal
Justly With Them.
NEW YORK, April 30.-The Cuban
dtflcRntes vlslteJ General Brooke at
Governor's Island and were much pleas
ed with their entertainment. When soen
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night.
Senor Capote said:
"Theri is no truth in the published
stories that Cubans found fiult with
the expenditure or the funds contra
sted to the Junta in New York. Every
thing In that direction was most satis
factory. "The report to be presented to the
convention relative to the matters con
cerning which we conferred with Pres
ident McKlnley and Secretary Root has
not been prepared. We are working: at
it and do not expect to complete it much
before our arrival In Havana."
T. Estrada Palma called on the dele
gates at the hotel last n'.sht and was
in conference with them for over two
hours. Nearly all the matters which
brought th delegates to the United
States were gone over and General
Palma's views ascertained. There is
reason to believe that the subject of a
fitting candidate for the presidency was
brought up and that the possibility of
General Palma's action was discussed.
When asked for a statement General
Portuondo said:
"A great stumbling block has been
removed. This is all I care to say."
What stumbling block do you mean,
Senor?" was asked.
"Section tnree of the Piatt amend
ment," was the answer. "The Cubans
have been afraid of your armies. They
fear what some call imperialism. Now
in section three. I think, of the litter
amendment it is. provided that the Unit
ed States may send troops into Cuba,
whenever, in the opinion of Washing
ton, such action is necessary. This Pro
rision awakened widespread suspicion.
Many said that It was only a pretext
for the United States to continue a
standing army In Cubi for all time.
The presence of soldiers, and especial
ly those of another people, cannot but
be onerous and discomfiting to us.
"Others said that although the Unit
ed States might withdraw her forces
now. she could, under this provision,
fmmediat-ly rend ihern back again.
This was then a stumbling block. It
was perhaps magnified in the ejvs of
tfw common people and they d-mandd
that If these suspicions were well
founded, such a measure should not re
ceive our sanction. But President Mc
Klnley soon assured us that these sus-
niclnns were groundless. ben ',ve
said that by this provision the Un!td
States had more jurisdiction over Cuba
than over any one of Its states, le( aus
In the latter case I understand the na
tional government cannot send troops
Into a state without the permission of
the state government, he said:
" 'Gentlemen, you ned have no fear.
Troops will not. be sent into Cuba un
less conditions are little less than an
archy.'
"The president's answer so convinced
us that we could not but be impressed
with his sincerity."
"How do the Cubins feel in regard
to Independence?" was asked.
"Ninety-niiie Per cent of our people,"
he said, "want independence. They will
not even listen to annexation. They
want independence absolute indepen
dence. Now I do not mean that the
Cuban people are not disposed to give
the Americans what they the Aineti-t-ans
will need for their defense. I
tell you that if the question of inde
pendence Is settled and a'd differences
un the subject are elimiu ited, every -ehing
else can be arranged."
"What do you mean by independence?
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Thi9 preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
is unequalled for all stomach troubles.
ii can't help
but do you good
Prepared only by E. 0. TjpWitt & Co., Chicago
The II. bottle contains!! H times the 50c. til.
CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist.
FOR ... I
10c
.5c
Does not each state of the United
States have Independence?"
"By independence I mean sovereignty.
We want to regulate our own interna
tional affairs. But our preferences will
he for America to help and support us
In case of need."
"Ara you sure. then, that the United
States will grant Cuba its desired in
dependence?" "Yes. I am sure. AnJ I believe that
WashinUn will soon announce to the
world that Cuba is a sovereign power
and that Cuba will indeed be a nation
by February 24. 1902."
INSURANCE ON CARGO PAID.
R:o de Janeiro Carded Much Treasure
Which Was Not Insured.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 30. All the
insurance on the cargo of the wrecked
steamer Rio de Janeiro, amounting to
$.K.000. has been paid. It is not known
how much insurance was carried on the
vessel. The collector of customs at
H.molulu sent over by the Rio- thirty
thousand 'dollars In treasure and it was
not insur?!. The steamship company
also carried many thousands in its safe
on which likewise then? was no insur
ant. The mist valuable portion of
the cargj was raw silk.
The loss of the Rio was the climax
of a s?ri-es of very bad marine losses
here and in London. As a result the
local age.ncis of all the foreign marine
companies have received notice to cut
dow n the size of lines which they carry.
OFFICE TO BE REMOVED.
National Steel Company Will Have Its
Ilea 1'iuariers at Youngstown,
Ohio.
NEW YORK. April CO. It is learn
ed that the National Steel Company will
soon remove its office in this city to
Youngstown, Ohio, whre its most im
portant plant is situated. It has been
ht re f.ir tvo year-". It is reported that
the allied companies, the American
Steel Hoop Company, the American
Tinpla'.v! Company would remove their
main offics from iiiis ci:v bv order of
the parent company ,th.- United States
Steel Corporation. The last namd
w ishes the main offices of the subsidiary
compani-s to be neir their principal
mills. F. S. Wh-eUr. who is the treas
urer of all the sub d try compani-s,
w'iuld ti it talk last night abou: their
remove).
PRK'I-: (F SILVER.
NEW YORK. April 3ft. Silver. "ji-J.
LIVERPiMd,. April 30. Wh.-at. July,
5s. 10- d.
HIP? f'At.!,Kj FOR.
''utom H me. A;-ir:i. nr.-if.-ir:; Collec
tor's fitlice. April 2 I, iftul.
Supplies for Hev:iue Vi-ss.-ls Sealed
proposals for supplying rations, and
rnal to vessels of tiie l.'rlt-.! States Rev
enue Cutt-r Service. -e-i: i:irt v stationed,
or 'emporarilv. at Asioria. Oregon, and
deii ere l on b-rd said -.wte at Mat
Place during the ris-al vear -nding June
1M2. wi'l be i-ee.vd it this office
until 2 !. -k ;.. in. of Tu-s lav, May
14. at whirh time ami place thev
will be publiclv ope,,,.,. Th,-. r.,,a fur.
nished to he n'l'hia. it . ,,r bituminous
of best 'pi.-tlity: uniform in character:
t' w.-j(fii j.l'Pi p-mruls i i :he 'on; to be
deliver-l on ! urd ill- v.-s-a-ls at MJ'-h
time ;ui'l :n -oj.-n ouintiti-y a may be
r-1 1 u : r-- 1 at l'.iviii'ies r-a.Jilv accessible
f- s-UI v.-sse;s t, 1)- subject to in
spection as to i-.i-ii it y and weight. Bid
ders will name ;ie prices ,oth for
M. arriint,' and stove ,..-a. and also their
facilities for furnishing the vessels with
fiesh water an,j -h-ii- charges therefor.
Wank forms -if proposals with sched
ules showing component pirt.s of ra
tions, may x had up m appIi' Htion to
th.s office; propo-ais must be submit
ted on tli-se forms. Separate bids will
also V receive. a; lh yilTW ,;my f(.
lubricuiing an, I illuminating oil The
risht is reserve l to p-fct any f,r all
bids, and no en ract will be put in
force until oong.-ess shall have nude
an appropriation for the purpose.
Juil.V FOX. Collector.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Notable a menu- tha nlooniM.
ed by the Shasta Route is the win
ter trip to Southern California and
Arizona. Renewed acquaintance with
tins section win ever develop fresh
points of interest and aAAo inHi.-i-i, .
in its prolific vegetation and among its
uumDeness resorts of mountain. shore.
vaney ana plain.
The tWO dallV Khaatn tmlna,
- - j v u. m cuiia iiuju
Portland to California have been re
cently eUUiDDed With the mnat an.
Droved pattern of standard and tour
ist Slwnlrtc para Knt .h. I
'I e-.-n n.c IOW laic VI
fare will atlll continue in effect.
illustrated guides to the winter re
sorts of California and Arizona mar M
had on application.
C. H. MARKHAM. O. P. A
Portland. Oregon.
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ASTORIA. Ore, Apr I i:, ltwi.-To
ibv ll.ui. Mayor and Common Cmiiuil
of Vstoria, Or.'Kon Ci'Mttlcnien; In uc
ci.i'danco wim o.ctlon Xt of the city
charter, e hcrevvrh report the rv 'pis
.md dlshuisctticnts of the water commis
sion for the nuir;-'r "tiding Mann .'!.
1W1. to have he -a as f.d'a vs-
tlROSS UK-'KU'TS.
V r January,
Water rates S .0
Tapping mains ,
1H lin-nient charges
s w
For l-Vbru.uy, 1.H1--
Wat.-,- rates ;'.'.'; W
Tapping mains T .0
I-in.)u-ni charges .. 11 40
For March. rH-
Watcr rate .:"!! 9..
Tapping ma ps . 22 fiO
lVliimuent ch.trws .. T H 2,2t'ti 4.'
Titil recciiits for quarter.. . 6.M2 t'.'i
italancc in g-nial fund per
Januarv rep t t Aj V)
Total I1S.2.V. 24
PISHritSKMKNTS.
Salarv of supenntendelii $ 27.
Assistant 2H H)
Keeper at power house 7." M
Keper at he.t.1 works TS 00
'lerk 223 w
City attorney 30 W
Janitor 13 W
JJent of office and shop 75 00
General expense "til
Ottice (fuel, light, etc.) 23 :'0
Otllce furniture 30
Repairs to mains 2" 00
Conduit pipe lS ,rs
Telephoiw line IS 10
Power house 1 62
D:"trlhution system extension... 2S4 36
Advertising ID 00
ToWs 4 13
Stock of supplies 29 61
Sinking fund, transferred to.... 26 00
Amounts carried forward J.1.67S 61
Amount brousht forward. .. $13,233 24
Total Disbursements for quar
ter ending March 31. 1901.. 1.67S 61
Leaving balance on hand In
general fund of $16,374 63
Respectfully submitted.
THE ASTORIA WATER COMMIS N.
Attest: By C. S. Wright.
J. H. MAX SELL. Chairman.
Clerk.
POSSIBLY
You Are Not Aware of the
Fait Time
AND
SUPERB SERVICE
VIA.
PlCTO
WE HAVE
2-DailyFastTrains2
TO I HE EAST
It you cannot take the morning train,
travel via the evening train. Both are
finely equipped.
"OUR SPECIALTIES"
FAST TIME
THROUGH SERVICE
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS
PULLMAN DINERS.
LIBRARY (CAFE) CAR
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
Hours In time saved to
Omaha, Chicago. Kansas Citv,
St. Louis, .New York, Uoston,
And Other Eastern Points
Tickets good via Salt Lake City and
Denver.
It in to your Intereat to use THEu
OYERLAND LIMITED. Tickets and!
Eieeping-car oerins can oe securea rrom
G. W. LOUNSBERRT,
Agent O. R. & N. Co., Astoria, Or.,
OR
J. H. LOTHROP.
General Agf-nt. 135 Third St..
Portland. Or.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad
THE DIRECT ROUTE.
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
the Union Pacific Fast Mall Line, or
the Rio Grande Scenic Llnea.
LOOK AT THE TIME.
1 Days tr Salt Lake.
2 Days to Denver.
3 Days to Chicago.
4 Days to Nov, York.
Free reclining chairs, upholstered
tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman pal
ace sleepers, operated on all trains.
For further information apply to
C. O. TERRY, W. E COMAN,
Tray. Pass. Agt, Gen. Agent.
124 Third St., Portland. Or.
Or
G. W. LOUNSBERRT.
Agent O. R. A N.
Foley's Kidney Care
makes kidneys tad blZidcs sigbU
PIANOS s ORGANS
A Storeful Take an Awful
Tumble.
The Why ;uul Wherefore, When and Mow-An
Astounding Proposition--Lowest Piano
Prices ter been in Print.
Oull'K to the iii tiii'.clv death tr our ';.rlniTS uncle, which nofM
t.itc the uutuMll.iic M'tUrt)ici:t of his iNtati'. we are iiiinpolk'cl to
l.uv .i-t ,i rciliii K ui!i:.'r interest lu Oil concern. Wo have never
I...ITOU..1 u Miinlr loil.it .f liuleht.Hliit'Mi ,,tiiHlili or the Unit Hlnre com
te.nclnc Iiumiion hoi .lo we f.v! tluil we wmil to take another partner
into the Hi in now We .ire therefore .onfumtcil by the neeeuslty of
.iinvertiim .it least oiie-thir.l of our prfn'iit utia'k Into nihh or short
time paper ami. tcali.-.li'.K that only the moht extraorilliiury Induce
tmuis m'accoi'ipll.-h this purpohe In the limited time t our com
inaiul we have dcclilct to commence thle (Thumday) murntiig. at 10
o'tliMk a special cloMiiK-out sale of our Tortlaiid utock nt uch low
prices ami llpiies. the euuti! of which have never heretofore been vrcu
'"our stock t all of It brand-new. our instrument are the very flnet
and hlithect itrade iniuiufai lined In America, and Includes every caU
losue stvle of the thrt createst American pluno-nittker. the Chlcker
Ir.K the'Weher and the Kimball, us well as such well-known and old-exta'bll.-hrd
planus us the IVuse. the Whitney, the Wheelock. the Decker
& Son the lltiue and the Weser Hrothers' On-heatral; und. In order to
atvcmipllsh the object In view within the time specined. we are offer
ing each and every one of them for sale for less ruuuey than dealers
ordinarily buy them for cash.
As to the Prices.
In order to protect the Interenta of dealers whrt handle Kimball and
Weber und Chlckerlns pianos, no delUitte prices at which those Instru
ments are now for sale can be quoted here, but every new piano and
organ In dock will be sold at le8 than the actual wholesale bllllns.
and u dlscouut of from 10 to CO per cent on ucluul raah coal will be
made on every slightly shopworn, rented or second-hand piano.
You will find here now some tine square pianos, Chtckerlng. Stein
way, Hallett & Davis, Kranlch &. Uuch. Fischer, and other makes, for
sale at J37. I4S and SOS. respectively; strictly up-to-date square, worth
$!5. $110 and $135 respectively, at the loweet catlmate. Several sac-ond-hand
uprights, and used organs, for a mere song. $137 and $147
will secure choice of several beautiful brand-new $275 uprights, of well
known New York make, that huve never been sold, East oj here lu
the West, for less thau $:35. And otr jr instruments will go for still
less money, though all are good, reliable pianos.
We offer a strictly high-grade, fancy seven and ono-thlrd octave
piano, full swinging duet music desk, revolving lock-board, with thre
pedals, the third a soft or practice pedal, for $212 which Is less than
half price. A fancy-ftgured Hnclllan mahogany cane for $2 more
monev. Some a little plainer, yet very beautiful. Instruments for $22S
;ind $1 -at least $U0 below the regular retail price of these or wime
grade tf Instruments In this city or any other city. Lnrgoat cabinet
grind size, thoroughly tellable, fully warranted upright pianos, In
n.ihog irv or ouk. standing four feet nine ir.chen high, with latest dim!
ii.sk. rolling fall-bwwd. and three pedals. Instruments that we guarar.
I".' cannot be bought in Chicago or at the New York factory for less
than each, will go during this saio for $178. Rosewood cae
;Vr $:'2 still le.is monoy.
Another well-known make, recognized everywhere In the trade as the
most noiiPiiiy constructed, most lerfectly linlsh'M, most reliable and
n:u.t durable 'piano made. In beautiful plain mahogany or oak or wal
nut rafts, retail prices $3:5 and $350. for $172. $1S3 and $196.
On Easy Terms of Payment.
V.'i'h the exception of the very highest-priced styles, the rmt of
whii-n slightly exueds $350, and on which terms of payments will not
I i:..ui..' less i hun Jiuu down and $110 a month, all pianos are for sale
o;: payment of $15. $'.'0 or $:5 down, and at the rate of $6, $ and $10 a
mo:.;li, according to make, style and deslgu.
Since all prices are buned on tho actual cash cost, those taking udvan
t.'.e of the above-named easy terms will pay Interest on deferred pay
id ;:t.s at ih rate of 8 per cent per annum.
Everv piano ar.d organ sold will be accompanied by the respective
nuiiuifacturci's Ave years' warranty, duly countersigned by us, thus
iullv protecting the customer In every way.
Ve persoiially guarantee the price and quality of every Instrument In
this sale, and any used piano bought of us at this time may be re
turned to us within two years and we will allow the full amount paid
toward an v r.evv Kimball or Weber or Chlckerlng pano.
This sale, us above, will be at 351 Washington street. In our new
Music' !1im k, con.mciHing at 10 o'clock this (Thursday) morning, and
If you have any possible use for a piano or un organ, come at once, and
do' not delay, for ttnie are prosperous now. many will take advantuge
of this opportunity at thi time of year, and we will turn this stuck
Into money or paper within a very few days. Store open day and night
till elot k is clobed out.
Wholesalers
351 WAMtnorO ST.
5
t .. The Rsfunrifl Hotel Z
...The Esmond Hotel..
PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS.
Ruroneaii plan. 'jU- to $l.0 ner ditv.
American plan, 11.00 to f'J.QO per lny.
VIA
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE
TO
St.Paul, Dulutli, Minneapolis, Chicago
and All Points Kant.
DAIL7 TRAINS; PAST TIME; SER
VICK AND SCENERY UN
EQUALED. Through Palace and Tourist 81eeper,
Dming and liuffet Smoking
Library Cars.
Tickets to points East via Portland
and the Great Northern Ry on sale
at O. R. & N. Ticket Office, Astoria,
or Great Northern Ticket Office
laalTHIRD STREET,
PORTLAND.
For rates, folders and fall Informa
tion regarding Eastern trip, call om or
address,
A. B. C. DENNISTON,
City Pass, and Ticket Agent Portland.
and Retailers
PORTLAND, ORIGO
OSCAR ANDERSON, Manwr.
J. C I'K.VIiW.AT, Chief C Id k
For Sale by FOARD & STOKES CO,,
Astoria. Oregon.
DYSPEPTICIDE
Th greatest aid to DIGESTION.
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ii 7uairt-ier loiyiiijeneros wuieoD
ttncttuiiar rallrwd fareand botal bllli.ani
Sx -hanre, If wetail to cure. If foubava token m.r
norjr. Iodide t)ot:mh, and atlll bare achee ana
Pitna, M ucoua 1'bI In mouth, More Throat,
Imples, Copper Colored Nta, lllcera oa
anr iwrtof tliebodf, Hulror Kretirow falling
at, it tt this Secondary MLO()I POIHOS
r oarao tee to cure. W aoHcIt the moit obati
ate eaaea sad challenre the world for
cane we cannot cure. Tbla diKeaa baa alwan
affie4 the aklll of the uoet eminent phyil
elana. 8600,000 capital twblnd our oneontt
(tonal fTtarantr. Abaoiuteproofaiwntaialdos
ippliotko. AMnm COOK HKMKDV CO.
nl Mason k Temple, CUICAUU, XIX.
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A Delicious and Ptilatuble
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Tacinc Hrewery. of which Hottlod Ver fur .'nmlly use or k
Mr. John Konp Is proprietor, maktsheer suppllod at any lint. Oellvsry
beer for domestic and export trade. In the clly free.
North Pacific Brewery
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OK l,MtN
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215 Sansomc Street.
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Iotbl- PORTLAND j
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1 Tlio Only Ilrsat-CloKM llotol Iti lorllorid ?
r. Fenner's
Golden Relief
Cures INFLAMMATION or PAIN inside or out,
ITcOfl Tilt 11111 1 1 V I I w,nliiiily IbU.mi vrry III ix-ruUiilltn
LWU llllvl IItllfcy ialii In i'ln-l niol very snul wcakiiowi. sral
ft rtnm .u. t: 1.1L..1. itlrtipe nf iriilri Imi iuiiiIhk 'iii nf rvrry
Cures GRIP, Colds, Diphtheria, My,.ki,,tr,M-.ii.i.M..,.iifriti .mui.i
RnrA Thrniit f)ninv Aathma ""l " " l"",r- " ''" ""ul'J
oore laroui, quinsy, nsuima, (iiVi.viii ,,, ,,,, , ,,, ,,,t.,n,
Croup. Bronchitis, Hoarseness, i.h.u.ii... iuiii,-.iH.i.f.ii .f ir K, nnri.i-
. n ,1,11 Itclli'f III IIik iiiiik nt Kul.r uuil ftaa
Chills, Fever and Ague, rorm-j;;1;.wvi1,V," r.nl.1.,.1.iiyt. iu.v...i.
ing Fevers, Sour Stomach, Colic,; k. r. i t. n. whiimioi. .t.
Heartburn. Stomachache. Chol-i ''" '' -U'T-N-Y- A',r" '
era Morbus, Cholera.Diarrhoca,
Dysentery, Flni, etc
Used Externally:
rTi Vrooh f!llt Jftm flnrHinit.
vt v . . v- ' . , r- ll4VO tu,i 11 ui.rallliit! w llaMi mam.
Felons, Burns, Coldsores, Head-
aches, Backache, Earache, In-' t.'Utw w. v . i,.n i,r. m.
gTOwinff nails, Corns, Rheuma- (Iur lllllr A I 1 1 1 1 Ji iiiuiiihi,i liinl iiititurr
tism, Rusty nail thrust in flesh, .trit i,. ''.m f,:. lo'VIf.. ;.V
Chilblains, Poison Ivy, Bites & TlX. ll
Stings of Poisonous Reptiles , rr.t nu atnu u uua i rmiM i.t . ur..
and Insects. 1 Mr" J,,u M "'
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Vf V II11U I lllllA jnurM Vllut' lm hi-.in, . .,.l M.ii rnni b
Ol f Him I'dlllUa it. ii bat ,r.r.i.i,lii,i ai i.ra UK i.m imk.''
ror Pull Information f Ihl. nnd 7,'iln-r nf DR. FENNER PRESCRIPTION!. ik ymir
druuKlxinrM-nilitiDr. Fanner, Fradonla, H. Y. fur iiuinplili'i. luniainliu i rtllli:uUuf
wrniu of tlin most remarkabls Curas avar acblaTtd by madlclns.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
TSVKi.FTH STItKirr. FKOM TIIK Rnl'TII LINK OV fOMMKttlAlj ST.
TO Till: NOKTH UN 12 OF FRVNKMN AVICNCF.,
M'CIXKK'.S ASTOrtlA.
N'cillrf Ih lion-liy irlven that tlio ussr'niii'Mit innili- by ( r,lliiiin,, No, ;giw of
tin- t'liy of Astoria, orewm. cntltl'l "A rllnirn-o (HinflnnlnK np' lal aa-H.-Msni'-tu
r"ll No. 41. for the liiiirovem'iii of Twelfth Hin-ct from the aouth
1 i of CoiiiiiiTrlftl ntrvt to the north iltio of Franklin iivmu" u'irovw1 Apr.
Kill. 1S0I. will he duo und payable In t tiltl Slnl-a ifo, iirtn t ttii flb' of
i!i- f'Hy TTtnmirer on Muy 9ih, 1901, and If not ho paid it t ald tlinr tln Cnm
itmn t'oiincll will ordT wnrrunis Isxuod f"r t!i c-ollcrtlon nf th Hiiiruv The a-(i-nrrnt
Is follows:
MKNItV MSSK
CIIIFFIN UKKD
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JACOB KAMM
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SOPHIA KIROHOFF
SOPHIA KIROHOFF
GUST HOLMES
MANY C. HOLMES
By order of the Common Council of
Attest:-
Auditor and Police
Astoria, Oregon, April 24, 1901.
GENERAL AGENTS.
1.. IAVh CAUL A. IIKNIiY
- San Tram ko. IbI.
& CO., AGENTS.
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lny fitinlly tr yi'n. l pt-rinam nlly I'lirnl
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I.ad.-i'ii- ami tor i i" rl rt.aa.lly .iirM'. ,!
,r,o( 1. libM'k fi:, .t.-r'lurr' AntorlalK 82
,l,ot V, hlitrk (1. .! 'lun 'H Alora 15 00
.lot .1. bl'Nk 62. MH'lurp'a Atori 11 21
. I'ndlvld.-d tut I r f lot 4. blixk C.
Mi-i 'luri-'M Amorla 3 17
.I'lKllvldi-d liuir of lot 4. blo.k 62.
Mrt'lur-'H AMtorlii 3 17
.It 5, block 82, MoOlurtVa Astoria 8 35
. KiMI hiilf of lot 6. block 82, Mc-
'luri''t AstorUi 5 C)
.West lutlf of lot , block 82. Mc-
t'lun-'s Astoria 5 M
.Fndlvldod half of lot 7. block 62.
McClnro's Astorln 7 60
.I'lidivldid half of lot 7, block 62,
MeCliirp'H Astoria 7 SO
,t'ndlv1d'd huir of lot 8, block 62.
McChiri'V Astoria 21 41
.1'ndlvldi'il half of lot 8, block 62,
McClurc'H Astoria 24 41
. Lot 1. block 68. McHure's Astoria 4S 82
.lot 2, bbk 66. McPlunr-'s Astoria 15
.lot 3, libK'k 66. McClurfs Astoria 11 21
.lot 6. block . Mrflurc'a Awtorta 11 21
. Lot 7, block 66, M.nur" Astoria 15 00
.Lot R, block 66. Nrcflurfs Astoria 48 82
.lot 1. block 67. Mc'liin's AHtorla 48 82
Tot 2, blrK-k 67. Mc'lurfn Astoria 15 00
.Lot 3. block 67, McCluro's Astoria 11 21
.Lot 4. block 67, Mcf 'lure's Astoria 6 35
.Tot 5, block 67, Mcr'hirr"a Astoria 6 35
lot 6. block 67, Mr-Harp's Astoria 11 21
lot 7, block 67, McClure'ti Astoria 15 00
. Lot S, block 67, McHiirc's Astoria 48 82
.70x100 feet of lot 5. block 61. Mc-
Hnre's Astoria 8 33
.30x100 feet of lot 5, block 61, Mo-
Hiiro's Astoria 3 56
,Iit 6, block 61. Mcf'liirp's Astoria 15 85
Tot 7, block 61, Manure's. Astoria 61 52
Tot 8. block 61, Mcriuro'H Astoria 61 62
lot 9, block 61. MnCluro's Astoria 15 83
.70x100 feet of lot 10, blork 61, Mc-
Hure's Astoria 8 33
.30x100 feet or lot 10, block 61, Mc
Hure's Astoria 3 56
Tot 6, block 64, McHure's Astoria 11 89
Tot 6. block 64, MeHurP's Astoria. 15 85
.lot 7. block 64, Manure's Astoria 61 62
.Tot 8. block 64. McClure's Astoria 61 62
.Undivided half of lot 9, block 64,
MoHiiro'a As'orla 7 93
Undivided half of lot 9, block 64,
MoClure's Astoria 7 92
.Tot 10, block 64, McHure's Astoria 11 89
.Tot 5. blork 6,1, McHuro's Astoria 11 89
.Lot 6, block 65, McHure's Astoria 15 85
.Lot 7, block 65, McClure's Astoria 61 62
. lot 8. block 65, MoClure's Astoria 61 62
.lot 9, block 65, McHure'a Astoria 15 85
.VTndlvlded half of l,t 10, block 65,
McHure'a Astoria 6 95
.Undivided half of lot 10, block 65.
McCIure's Astoria 6 94
the City of Astoria, Oregon.
H. R NT0LBON,
Judge of the City of Astoria, Or eg on.