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THE EQUITABLE LIFE
.... Is the Strongest ...
Best managed and most desirable Company to carry your Life Insurance in. Their rates are no higher that those charged by smaller and weaker companies.
462 BOND ST. ASTORIA, OREGON
EUGENE F. SAMUEL, RESIDENT AGENT
R. L. BOYLE & CO. REAL ESTATE, LOANS And Investments.
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References:
First National Bank, Astoria Savings Bank, Astoria National Bank, Astoria, Oregon; Ladd & Tilton, Bankers, Por: lard .. Or .; Pacific National Bank, Tacoma, Wash'n .; Capitol National Bank, Olympia, Wash'n.
535 Commercial St. ASTORIA, ORE.
Parker & Hanson.
ESTABLISHED IN 1860
DEALERS IN
BY C. L. · PARKER
Dry Goods Furnishing Goods Clothing Hats
THE
STANDARD
SEWINE
Shoes
MACHINE
Groceries, Hardware Crockery Paints ". Varnish
BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS
ASTORIA STEAM LAUNDRY
COR. 9TH AND ASTOR STS. *
The place to get your work done. Cheap,. Quick, and Good. Give us a t ial.
WHITE LABOR ONLY PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
J. P. HOLLOMON, Manager.
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68- 397
i MRS. LED A FURNNEY IN MEMORY OF MR. LEO.A. FURNINEY
NORTH PACIFIC BREWERY
JOHN KOPP, Proprietor.
Bohemian Lager Beer AND XX PORTER.
Leave orders with Jolin L. Carlson at the Sunnyside Saloon or Louis Boentgen at the Cosmopolitan
We also have connected with the Brewery-
An Extensive Ice Plant
Where a superior quality of pure Crystal Ice is manufactured and supplied to consumers in quantities to suit.
fy Patronize Honte Industry and be happy.
Louvre Concert Hall.
AUG. ERICKSON, PROPRIETOR.
Finest and Best Appointed Resort in the City.
Only the Choicest Brands of WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
JOHN KOPP'S ... AND ... H. WEINHARD'S
CELEBRATED
LAGER BEER
Pool. Billiard and Club Rooms in Connection.
COR. 7TH AND ASTOR. ASTORIA, ORE.
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The Only Reliable Paper Dealers North of San Francisco
BLAKE, McFALL CO.
Successors to BLAKE, MOFALL & CO. Importers of and Dealers in
Book, News, Writing
and Wrapping Papers, Card Stock, Straw and Binders' Board, Etc. PRINTERS' SUPPLIES.
AGENTS FCR
Whiting's well known Flat Papers and Fine Stationery, Byron Weston's Ledger Papers, Crane's Linen and Bond Papers, Dennison's Tags, Patent Machine- Made Paper Bags, Manila and Straw Wrapping, Roofing and O K Building, Carpet Lining, and Rosin Sized Sheeting Parchment Butter Wrappers and Fruit Box Linings
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES.
100 & 102 Front St. PORTLAND, OR. P. O. BOX 782.
STEAMERS elephone and Bailey Gatzert
Columbia River & Puget Sound Navigation Co
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TWO DAILY BOATS TO PORTLAND.
Telephone" leaves Astoria at 7 P. M. daily (except Sunt- ). Steamer "Ilwaco," from Ilwaco, connects every night istoria with Str. "Telephone."
eaves Portland daily at 7 A. M., except Sunday.
Bailey Gatzert" leaves Astoria Tuesday, Wednesday, rsday, Friday and Saturday at 6:45 A. M .; Sunday even- at 7. Leaves Portland daily at 8 P. M., except Sunday. W. MANZAY, Saturday night at II o'clock.
Agent, Astoria. 3. SCOTT, President.
1. SEELEY, Gen. Agent, Portland.
Telephone II
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Astoria Evening News.
NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
C. A. MASKREY, MANAGER.
Published Every Evening Except Sunday. . Fifty Cents per Month, Delivered by Carrier.
172 Tenth Street, ASTORIA, OREGON.
GAMBRINUS === BEER
FINEST IN THE MARKET.
Headquarters and Cold Storage, Cor. 12th and Commercial Free Delivery in City Supply unlimited at all times:
S. E. UTZINGER, AGENT.
Scow Bay Wood Yard.
A. F. KRAGER, Prop. -A good supply always on hand of-
Red Fir, Yellow Fir, Spruce Limbs, Maple Limbs,
HEMLOCK, ALDER AND ASH. All grades of Coal constantly on hand, and furnished at lowest cash figures. Leave orders at the yard or office ou Bond &t., opp. Fisher Bros.
TELEPHONE 45, AT FISHER BROS
JOHN FOX, Pres. A L. FOX, Vice-Pres. O. B. PRAEL, Sec. Astoria Iron Works
Incorporated April, 1881
MACHINISTS, FOUNDRYMEN BOILER MAKERS.
Castings of Every Description Made to Order
Land and Marine Engines, Jensen's Patent Can Filling Machines, Boiler and Steam- boat Work, a Specialty. Crimping, Solder Machines, Retorts and other Cannery Machinery receive our particular attention
ASTORIA, OREGON.
DELLINGER'S
DIRECTORY OF-
Astoria and Clatsop Co.
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EA SPECTAT OCCASUM SOLIN
AN ALPHABETICALLAY RRANGED LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS. A CLASSIFIED LIST OF ALL TRADES, PRO- FESSIONS AND PURSUITS. A MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY, CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. ALSO, AN ARRANGED LIST OF THE PEOPLE OF CLATSOP COUNTY.
VOLUME II.
J. S. DELLINGER, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER. COR. COMMERCIAL AND 9th STREETS.
The Leading Druggists, Estes-Crain Drug Co.
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DELLINGER'S
GENERAL INDEX.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
Page.
Abbreviations
17
Alphabetical list of names
17 tol26
Federal officers.
11
Fire department.
15
Fire alarm boxes
16
Hospitals.
10
Police department 8
Postoffice department. 12
Public buildings and balls.
10
Public schools.
9
Public Library
10
Preface and introductory.
-7
Secret and benevolent societies
12 to 14
Supplemental list. .
.opp page 16
Water commission .
9
Wharves and docks
10
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Astoria Land and Investment Co. opp page 22
Astoria Evening News
4
Astoria Fish Market.
150
Astoria Iron Works.
4
Astoria Steam Landry
.outside front cover
Astoria Wood Yard.
146
Blake, McFall & Co
3
Boyle R L & Co
. outside front cover
Budget
.. bottom marginal lines
Coast Agency Co.
.. 139-143-145 147-148-150 Columbia River & Puget Sound Navigation Co 3 Cutbirth C M ... top marginal lines Cyrus A R & Co preceeding initials
Dunbar Albert.
42
Dellinger J S
.bottom marginal lines
Erickson Aug. . . inside front cover
Equitable Life Insurance Co. .
.outside front cover
Estes-Crain Drug Co ..
.top marginal lines
Grammis & Co.
.128
North Pacific Brewer.
.inside front cover
Pacific Can Co .. outside back cover Palmberg C G
Parker & Hanson
143
.outside front cover
Rudy's Pile Suppository.
inside back cover
Scow Bay Wood Ya.id.
4
Utzinger & Hoch
4
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Clatsop county ..
127 to 139
Banks and bankers
11
Board of pilot commissioners ...
9
Building and Loan Associations 10
Cemeteries
11
Chamber of commorce
9
Churches.
14
City government.
8
City Government changes
.opp page 16
Common council.
8
County officers.
11
Classified business directory
140 to 150
Daily Budget 60c per month
Supplementary List.
Including names too late for classification, changes of busi- ness and residences, and other corrections.
Barnes W O, bkpr E & E Pkg Co, res 459 11th. Buchanan Clara E, printer Evening News, res 174 9th.
Dourel Pete, 322 Astor.
Hardesty M F, electrician, res 435 5th.
Holloman J P, Astoria Steam Laundry.
Manzay W, agt C R & P S N Co, res Fllavel block.
Norton R E, real estate, 471 Commercial.
Reception Saloon, Pete Dourel prop, 322 Astor.
Rosedale O, fruits, confectionery, etc, 420 Com- mercial.
Scott C D, clk C R & P S N Co, res Flavel block.
Watts Thos F, machinist, res 65 4th.
Willet S H, res 541 Duane.
Utzinger S E, res The Gambrinus, cor 12th and Commercial.
CHANGES IN CITY GOVERNMENT
Mayor, F. J. Taylor; treasurer, J. W. Conn; auditor and police judge, H. E. Nelson; city attorney, C. J. Curtis; superintendent of streets, C. W. Holt; harbor master, Phil Johnson; surveyor, Harry Bell.
Police commissioners, C. W. Stone, S. S. Gordon, John Kopp.
Councilmen, H. C. Thompson, W. F. McGregor, Frank L. Parker, I. Bergman, W. F. Schiebe, Aug Scherneckau, J. W. Welch, Ben Young, Theo Siverson.
J. S. DELLINGER, Printer, Publisher AND BLANK BOOK MAKER.
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401
Latest Flat Opening Books of all Kinds.
Send us your Magazines and have them Bound into Handsome Books.
Cor. Commercial and 9th Sts. ASTORIA, OREGON
For Best Paints and Oils, go to
C. M. Cutbirth, 127 7th St.
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PREFACE.
1896 .~
We take pleasure in presenting our second edition of the Astoria, Clatsop County and Vicinity Directory.
Two years ago we issued our first directory, and while it was supposed to be very complete, yet some mistakes occurred. This year, profiting by our experience of the past, we have spared no expense and taken special pains to make this work complete in every detail.
Astoria has in the past two years steadily advanced, and comparing the names with those given in our last book, we find that there is over one-fifth more, which shows a sub- stantial increase in our population .
Thanking the people of this energetic city for their pat- ronage, which has made it possible to issue this work, we remain
Yours Faithfully, J. S. DELLINGER.
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DELLINGER'S Astoria City Directory.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, A. Kinney; Auditor and Police Judge, K. Osburn; City Attorney, J. H. Smith; Superintendent of Streets, Wm. Chadwick; Surveyor, Richard Harry; Treasurer, J. W. Conn; Poundmaster, J. Petty.
Common Council.
I. Bergman, President; W. F. Schiebe, Aug. Scherneckau, Theo. Sieverson. C. R. Thompson, Henry Langworthy. James W. Welch, Benj. Young, Perry A. Trullinger. Standing Commit ees.
Ways and Means, Young, Thompson, Bergman; Health and Police, Langworthy, Welch, Trullinger; Streets and Public Ways. Scherneckau, Bergman, Young; Fire and Water, Thomson, Scheibe, Siverson; Public Property, Langworthy, Welel, Scheibe; Wharves and Water Frontage, Bergman, Thompson, Young.
Police Department.
Commissioners-John Hahn, President; S. S. Gordon and John Kopp. Commission meets every first Monday in the month at 7:30 p. m.
Officers-Chief, Clark Loughery; Captain, Ed. Hallock; Pa- trolmen, A. Seafeldt, A. Thompson, Joseph Sinnot and George Pardee.
Everybody Reads the Budget.
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C. M. Gutbirth, 127 SEVENTH ST. Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
Dealer in Wall Paper, Paints,
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Water Commission.
W. W. Parker, Chairman; Frank Patton, Treasurer; H. T. Van Dusen; Clerk. Commissioners, W. W. Parker, C. S. Wright, H. T. Van Dusen, W. E. Dement, J. Q. A. Bowlby, F. A. Fisher and S. Elmore; Superintendent, W. M. Smith; Engineer, A. L. Adams. Commission meets first Tuesday in every month at 7 p. in.
Public Schools.
School Board-Thos. Dealey, Chairman; J. E. Higgins, Benj. Young, J. W. Conn, H. C Thompson, Directors; H. B. Ferguson, Clerk.
McClure's School-Prof. R. N. Wright, Principal; Dora Badollet, Flora E. Weed, Emma C. Warren, Mrs. Carrie Krager, Mrs. Jennie Busey, Kate Grant, Josie Dcalcy, Nora Nickerson, Harriet Sayre, Amy Powell, E. R. White, Minnie Sovey.
Shively School-T. J. Jackson, Principal; Mary Garner, Mary Dealey, Helen Dickenson, Kathryn Shively, Nellie Nickerson.
Adair School-A. L. Clark, Principal; Catherine Powell, Mary Fossett, Caroline Young, Maud Bayles, Kate McCue.
Alderbrook School-A. Williams, Principal; Sophia Gronnell. John Day's School-Annie Lewis.
Walluski School-Maud Stockton.
Chamber of Commerce.
Astoria Chamber of Commerce meets every second and fourth Monday of each month at Chamber of Commerce rooms, 427 Bond street. G. W. Wingate, president; E. W. Tallant, vice president; E. C. Holden, secretary.
Board of Pilot Commissioners.
John Fox, president; B. F. Packard, Capt. J. A. Brown; Otto Heilborn, secretary; G. C. Fulton, attorney. Meet on the first Monday of each month at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Building and Loan Association.
Astoria Building and Loan Association-III IIth street; incorporated February 21, 1887; capital stock, $400,000; meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m .; W. L. Robb, secretary.
Public Buildings and Halls.
Arınory Hali, foot of 11th; Fisher's Opera House, corner Exchange and 12th; City Hall, Commercial street, corner IIth; County Court House, corner Commercial and 8th; County Jail, corner 8th and Duane; Custom House, Com- mercial, between1 7th and 8th; Flavel Building, corner Bond and roth; Kinney's Building, corner Commercial and IIth; Mansell Building, Commercial, near 12th; Masonic Hall, corner Commercial and 9th; Odd Fellows Block, corner Commercial and roth; Carnahan's Hall, corner Bond and Ioth; Kearney's Hall, corner Exchange and 18th; Postoffice, Commercial, between 7th and 8th; Pythian Castle Building, Commercial between 11th and 12th; Suomi Hall, Union Town; Rescue Temperance Hall, Commercial between 8th and 9th; Union Temper- ance Hall, Union Town; Welch Block, corner Commer- cial and 15th.
Public Library.
Location 185 Eleventh street. The library and free reading room are open every day from 3 to 5:30 p. m. and from 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. On Sunday the reading room only is open at the usual hour.
Wharves and Docks.
Astoria Shipping Co's Warehouse, foot 10th; Astoria Wharf and Warehouse Co., 114 Front street; Parker's Wharf, foot 8th; Union Pacific Wharf, foot 16th; Fisher's Dock, foot 12th; Flavel's Wharf. foot 11th.
Hospitals.
St. Mary's Hospital-Conducted by the Sisters of Charity of the House of Providence, corner Duane and 15th.
Read the Budget and you get the News.
6. M. Gutbirth, 127 SEVENTHST.
Dealer in Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
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Banks and Bankers.
Astoria National Bank-Kinney Building; incorporated Aug- ust, 1890; capital stock, $50,000; D. K. Warren, presi- dent; J. C. Dement, vice president; J, E. Higgins, cashier.
First National Bank-466 Second street; incorporated, 1886; capital stock, $50,000: John A. Devlin, president; S. S. Gordon, cashier.
Astoria Savings Bank-168 10th street. J. Q. A. Bowlby, president; Frank Patton, casliier.
Cemeteries.
Greenwood Cemetery-Young's River.
Granger Cemetery-Young's River.
Hillside Cemetery-Madison ave between 15th and 16th.
City Cemetery-Clatsop Beach.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
State Senator, J. H. Smith; Representatives, C. F. Lester and C. J. Curtis; Circuit Judge, T. A. McBride; Prose- cuting Attorney, W. A. Barrett; Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, C. J. Curtis; Judge, J. H. D. Gray; Commis- sioners, C. Peterson and R. M. Wooden; Clerk, F. I. Dunbar; Treasurer, B L. Ward; Recorder, C. S. Gun- derson; Assessor, A. Gibbons; Sheriff, James W. Hare; Coroner, Wm. C. A. Pohl; Superintendent of Schools, H. S. Lyman; Surveyor, Richard Harry.
Astoria Precinct. Justice of the Peace, John Abercrombie; Constable, Fred Oberg.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Custom House.
Collector, J. H. Page; deputy collector. J. F. Hamilton; deputy collector inspector, C. L. Houston; inspectors, Jas. E. Campbell and O. I. Peterson; deputy inspectors, Thos. Corbett and J. W. Williams; Chinese inspector, E. E. shaw.
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Postoffice Department.
Postmaster, Herman Wise; registry and money order clerk, E. C. Lewis; mailing clerk, J. L. Crandall; carrier No. I, Patrick Shea; carrier No. 2, George W. Ross; carrier No. 3, August H. Fricke; sub-carrier, S. Emil C. T. Wesche.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
F. and A. M.
Temple Lodge, No. 7, F. and A. M., meets every first and third Tuesday of each month at Masonic Temple.
St. John's Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, No. 14, meet every second Tuesday in each month at Masonic Temple.
Fern Chapter, No. 38, O. E. S., meets every second and fourth Monday of each month.
I. O. O. F.
Beaver Lodge, No. 35, I. O. O. F., meets every Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows' hall.
Ocean Encampment, No. 13, I. O. O. F., meets second and fourth Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Gateway Rebekah Lodge, No. 77, I. O. O. F., meets first and third Monday of each month at Odd Fellows' hall.
Knights of Pythias.
Uniform Rank, K. of P., meets at call of captain at Pythian Castle.
Astor Lodge, K. of P., No. 6, meets every Wednesday night at Pythian Castle.
Pacific Lodge, K. of P., No. 18, meets every Friday night at Pythian Castle.
A. O. U. W.
Seaside Lodge, A. O. U. W., No. 14, meets every Saturday night at Pythian Castle.
Astoria Lodge, No. 50, A. O. U. W., meets every Friday of each month at Odd Fellows' hall.
The Weekly Budget Only $1. per Year.
· For Best Paints and Oils, go to
C. M. Cutbirth. 127 7th St.
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Concomly Tribe, No. 7, Improved Order of Red Men, meets every Monday night at Pythian Castle.
A. O. F. of A.
Court Astoria, A. O. F., of America, meets every Thursday evening at Pythian Castle.
B. P. O. Elks.
Quinlin Lodge, B. P. O. E., No. 180, meets every Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows' hall.
G. A. R.
Farragut Post. G. A. R., No. 49, meets first Friday in each month at Carnahan's hall.
Cushing Post, G. A. R., No. 14, meets first and third Tues- days of each month at Pythian Castle.
Sons of Veterans.
Cushing Camp, Sons of Veterans, No. 13, meets last Sunday afternoon of each month at Carnahan's hall.
Women's Relief Corps.
Women's Relief Corps, Cushing Post No. 3, meets second and fourth Tuesday nights at Pythian Castle.
Sons cf Herman.
Teutonia Lodge, No. 5, Sons of Herman, meets every Wed- nesday night at Carnahan's hall.
Association of Masters and Pilots.
Corner 12th and Bond-Meets second and fourth Saturday of each month.
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association.
Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, meets monthly at White House hall.
Y. M. I.
Astoria Division Young Men's Institute, No. 106, meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Kearney's hall.
British Benevolent Society.
British Benevolent Society meets at call of president.
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Scandinavian Benevolent Society.
Scandinavian Benevolent Society meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Pythian Castle.
J. O. U. A. M.
Franklin Council, No. 11, Junior Order United American Mechanies, meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fel- łows' hałł.
Finnish Brotherhood.
Finnish Brotherhood meets semi-monthly at Carnahan's hall.
I. O. G. T.
Independent Order of Good Templars meets every Tuesday evening at Kneimeyer's hall.
Labor Union.
Columbia River Fishermen's Protective Union meets first Tuesday in each month at C. R. F. P. U. reading rooms. National Union.
Clatsop Council, No. 713, meets third Monday in each month at Carnahan's hall.
K. O. T. M.
Gateway Tent, No. 33, Knights of the Maccabees, meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Carnahan's hall.
A. P. A.
Astoria Council, No. 25, American Protective Association. meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Carnahan's hall.
CHURCHES.
Advents church-Exchange between IIth and 12th.
First Congregational church-Corner Exchange and 10th; Rev. E. S. Bollinger, pastor.
First Baptist church-517 Exchange; Rev. Trumbull, pastor. Finnish Lutheran Apostolic church-Corner Harrison and Ioth; Rev. John H. Leumijarvi, pastor
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran church-388 18th; Rev. J. J. Hoikka, pastor.
Everybody Reads the Budget.
Wall Paper, Room Mouldings, Artists Materials,-
Paints, Brushes, Etc., C M. Cutbirth, 127 7th, St.
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First M. E. church-513 Exchange; Rev. J. J. Walters, pastor.
Grace Episcopal church-Franklin between 15th and 16tli; Rev. W. S. Short, pastor.
Holy Innocents Chapel Episcopal church-Corner 33d and Grand Avenue: Rev. W. S. Short, pastor.
Norwegian M. E. church-Upper Astoria; Rev. John Jacob- son, pastor.
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran churth-Franklin Avenue, Upper Astoria; Rev. L. Nesson, pastor.
Reformed Church (German)-Meets in Congregational church; J. G. Schmid, pastor.
Presbyterian church -- 9th between Duane and Exchange; Rev. R. Liddell, pastor.
Swedish Lutheran church-Duane street between 37th and 38th; Rev. Carlson, pastoor.
Swedish Unitarian church-Upper Astoria.
St. Mary's Catholic church -- trand Avenue between 13th and 14th; Leopold Dielman, pastor.
Salvation Army-Meets at Rescue Temperance hall.
Rescue Temperance Club-Meets in Rescue hall every Satur- day at 8 p. m.
W. C. T. U .- Meets every Thursday at 2 p. m. at Rescue hall.
Y. W. C. T. U .- Meets every Tuesday at 4 p. m. at Rescue hall.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer, Frank M. (reen; First Assistant, Frank Leinenweber; Second Assistant, R. M. Stuart.
Astoria Engine Co. No. 1 .- Foreman, W. A. Wenig; first as- sistant, Audley Gragg; second assistant, Fred Robinson; president, John E. Gratke; secretary, Jas. Macomber ; treasurer, Win. Bock; engineer, Jas. Macomber; driver, Jas. Johnson; delegates to board, L. E. Selig, W. A. Wenig and D. Campbell.
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Alert Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 .- Foreman, Jno. Maguire; first assistant, Frank S. Dement; second assistant, Wal- ter Douglas; president, A. V. Pendleton; secretary, M. B. Bozorth; treasurer, R. N. Carnahan; driver, Fred Blinn; delegates to board, Jno. Maguire, Morgan Feeley and Dell Mooer.
Rescue Engine Co. No. 2 .- Foreman, Ross Clinton; first assistant, W. L. McCrosky; second assistant, Thomas B. Loughery; president, Benj S. Worsley; secretary, F. J. Carney; treasurer, A. S. Reed; engineer, Geo. Goodell; driver, L. H. Cordes; delegates to board, Frank L. Par- ker, Charles H. Stockton and Capt. J. W. Brown.
Columbia Engine Co. No. 3 .- Foreman, Lars Larsen; first assistant, John Selens; second assistant, Harry Jones; president, Ludwig Larsen; secretary, J. V. Watson; as- sistant secretary, G. W. Morton; treasurer, C. Gramms; engineer, J. V. Watson; driver, Chris Linenweber; delegates to board, Jaines Kearney, G. Gunderson and K. Sater.
Officers Board of Fire Delegates-President, W. A. Wenig; Secretary. Dell Mooer; Treasurer, F. L. Parker.
Fire Alarm Boxes.
No. 5, Trullinger's mill; No. 6, Music hall; No. 7, Holden's corner; No. 8, Foster's corner; No. 9, Clatsop mill; No. 12, Car stables; No. 14, Astoria Box Co.
ASTORIA STREET GUIDE.
The streets within the city of Astoria running east and west are numbered from 1 to 64. The numbers running from west to east, First street being on the west boundary line of McClure's Astoria and Sixty-fourth on the east boundary line of Van Dusen's Astoria.
The streets running north and south are named as follows: Beginning at the water front the streets are Front, As- tor, Bond, Commercial, Duane, Exchange, Franklin Avenue, Grand Avenue, Harrison Avenue, Irving Ave- nue, Jerome Avenue, Kensington Avenue, Lexington Avenue, Madison Avenue and Niagara Avenue.
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Adams Jno M, Boiler maker Ast Iron Works, 378 6th. Adams M N, Prop the Hammond, 675 Commercial Adams V, wks Pacific Can Co.
Advents Church, Exchange bet 11th and 12th.
Agren Ludwig, fisherman, 2365 Exchange.
Ahues Chris, fisherman A P Co, res 235 Grand ave.
Aho Paul, fishin A P Co, 209 Alameda Ave
Airth David, Sawyer Ast Box Co, res 520 Exchange.
Albers Fred, fishmn, res 310 17th.
Alert Hook & Ladder Co, cor Astor and 3d.
Alkala Henry, fishmn, res 106 Lincoln.
Alexander F J, Advertiser J S Dellinger Directory Co, res 167 10th.
Alexander J A, Gen Contractor, res Portland Or.
Alexander Geo, Gen Contractor, res O'Briens hotel. Allchorn C, fisherman E & E Pkg Co.
Allen, Albert V, Grocers, Provisions, Loggers sup- plies and Crockery, 452-458 Commercial, res 317 9th.
Allen, A V, branch store, Wm Hanson Mgr, foot Bond.
Allen, B F, Wall paper, Decorators, Artists Materi- als, Paints, Oils, etc, 365 Commercial, res 17 Bond. Allen G M, Capitalist, Tighe Hotel.
Allen John, Farmer, res 450 5th.
Allen Otto, fisherman Booth Pkg Co.
Allie Jas W, Capt Schooner Maud, res Battle Creek. Alopaeus Onnie, Driver Sea Side bakery, 596 Com. Aluminum Store The, M J Parham prop, 536 Com. Ambrozina N, fisherman E & E Pkg Co.
American Association of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels, meeting Rooms cor 12th & Bond, O I Peterson Captain, John W Welch Capt Clk. American Second Hand Store, Michel Sandrosky & Co Props, 622 Commercial.
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