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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1880)
January, 1880. THE WEST SHORE. as GOOD TIMES. Thl nni-nin.r 'II i 1 .,...,. spline win neraiu mi Our Northern Fleet. D.i a . . " . mum nan waien Imve pammil hy or In 18711. Qmtr, thtting, Mimli SI ,lun SO... Wopl'r IM I)o T 31 Wpi H'k llrlic Hehil Htr'J Total ? ii 7ii i 1m i"i in j hoi M W Hi m h- na IS li Ml 4A JNI 2-R mil as' .-wal" "air- Tiiiii 'I't m'n .... Meteorological OhnervnlloiiN mime 111 i-oruai q, Oregon, hy It. II. IIkkiiman. uorporsi Bunal Dorps, II, h. a. Annual Hiiiuiiiury tor Um yim million l, g IB- Mr SI, IN7II. MONTIII.V HIANN. Ill, nk . tiiri'M. I hrr. Ihii ... SI. 17.1 r.H K-b. aCON hiii M'ehi ao.071 4 ,h MM'ii n.ltiil M,H VI uy. 1,0.1 HI ril.H June. .''.1011 no. 5 Jiny.. au.uij m.,1 iu.. km no en., so OIH 0,17 Oct ... ,'ii.ooti Af.lt Nov... S0.O8I W.0 Hue ... .111 07:l .'IS II Mum .Hl.lOll MJ, 711 I 70. .1 7S H IfiH 7:l.:i ens 01 : itiv 70.1 7l.ll, 77 7n:i 72 t II 'iml. .Vf .1, h um, H H H H NW N W N NW I M M ', .Vw,n 11, n n LI II Ml 'i IX 1.7". 0 11; 1 IN' I.M I.AHI KM Stii A,'. t,if A'iim M 21 H 10 T in HI HI '.II UN era ot prosperity to the Pacific North ., Z y . " Ht,ul" 1,1 ")" Klul west. In British Columbia, RS " " ' tions of the Canadian Pacific Railroad KJTQ "m " by alkx. xami-hov, Keeper r , , , "u i the Unlit llouo. nave ueen contracted tor, with Messrs. Onderdonk & Co., and as soon as the weather will permit, a large force of men will be put to work. On Paget SMin1 .ill it... .Ml.. ...Ill .1 . luc 1 1 1 1 1 1 s Win, lms summer, be rim at their full capacity, lumber having once more reachctl a price which enables mill-owners to manufacture at a fair profit. In Oregon and Eastern Washington, more railroads will be constructed than in any previous year. Ihe Northern Pacific are employing a large force of men on the two hun dred mile section of railroad from Ains worth east, and expect to complete the same in time to move this year's crop. Hy the middle of February, nearly five hundred men will be at work on the section of railroad from Cclilo to Wal lula.and more will be employed as they can be used to advantage. In Idaho, "the narrow gauge" from the East is slowly but surely reaching out to the Snake river, and every day shot tens the gap. The Skagit mines, whilst we are not ready to concede all that is claimed for them, are, without a doubt, " very good diggings," and will add thousands of dollars to the wealth of Puget Sound. Mining in general will be most actively prosecuted here this year. All our principal gold, silver and cinnabar min ing companies have, during the past year, erected their mills and furnaces, and during 1880 will be ready to get at the precious metals. Added to the above, we have, during the past three months, received hundreds of letters from residents in States "Fast of the Rockies," which, after careful perusal and comparison with similar letters in previous years, enables us to publish the gratifying information that our im migration for 1880 will by far oittnum-' ber that of any previous year. From the above brief glance over the uxor I'soar-itcM from T 1 Iltack, V.., o( field, and bearing in mind that Oregon t,. ttrmut H ick, IWI Co , daelen It Kiueral is the center of operations and chief mmhamiiM, at llaiiy, we learn tint the uii commissary department for all of theloowa grain H along. U Mm of the rilr,,,l, mm above named points, we are justified partn-ularly - in the vicinity ol IliW.y, u m the ir. predicting a prosperous season for ' wry beet condition, ms b predwu tht, bo aoel this locality. 'ut ''"I'l""""' ct"V '"' w"' " b'w ""an wm. Mr. Itl.i. k U oh ol lb bMrlxt grain buy- ... am in I.inn county, anil a man ol aicallaiit Jiulg- Dr.J. Simms, the celcbrateti fhyH- r t Hl, opi,llull j, than-ior. a vaiu.bi. on., ognomist, has just concluded a very , lw,iI u. Ab.ll kg Um Urt Successful and valuable course of lec- uiaeU, canla, and ratoucbwl uhotonranba, at tba ) tures in this city. " rir. j IIKNKHAI. IiKSIM. iiikIh'hi bimmitrr ; um rssr, IMI1 0 1 .- in 1.. 1 .'in, L'iwmi Uurcgstalsr dirlnl iln iir M IHnn Oo. olir ll'li. a niiiii ntnit'if iiu'inii'icr, 1. in MiixIiiiiiiii ISmptV ,iiir", III 7. .1 11 1 v Mid, Minimum I in pumliiri', :i o ii "ii a n mi 1 rutin 1 f unniJSfitittri ns 7. f Irt-ali-Hl il llv r.niiMif lciniii-ilnr..T. Mm Hlh. 111 mil nl minor ini'tt il mm . 1 .". I'M' Villi w in! south. Lull I 0l of NirlUK. April IHh. Kln.ilroHllu Aiiliiniii, NoVxmbst lal MeU'urolOKlval ObNfrt uIIoiih Mads by Jam km (I, swan at NssuB II y, (JImI Iuiii coiiniy, W, 'I'. Anniiiil umiimr) r.ir I ! yi'ar Ilnu I ii'in- lir I , IN7U. . tlMI'KKATIIHK . I Month. s HJ il i JlT Jl .laiiunry .'m.o'i .HL'JII 40 .HI 1 1. Ill U.7., Prbrutry .... so no :ini At ai M.M lino March 20.sn mrj ., ;u hi :i no A n II SO 111 I..ki M II 7 (IN Noill' May so-'7 Aoiw no 41 7. 1 1 Junr S0.A Ai.itn ni i I. in " July hmiii ri0.oi 7o in Lin Aiiku-i :i.oo iju 72 III t-Mi Ml' trill lirr Oil AO. 'it 70 41 I.KI " Ooloiwr :u:i on m M " Novrlllllil. 'tlON limi Al SO N7N Ih'c inh" . ai.w S7.HS w in 'on; Ml HnrnT. 'il M MM.hn 71 4J' iwi in :u it, Ma SO 10 4 7.07 IH. I S i A I AsTims'i Hohr Maoahinh. ruiilMlini ai Thiladfilphia, IV, in now in it. J7th year, ami .tilt remaini the Krat Kamily Mtaiina of Amtriua. It ia ably OOadlloM anil iu ktpU with tba an tsrprlio ol the tlinon. Amonftat ila corpa of cou MlHMNI it numniin Mima ol thn ablnt wrllan lu the Diiitml Statin. Suhwriptlon prioa par yar J.4KI No I'OUll ol beauty ban moro ilovutn,., , ,, .,'v SSMIRI tlm Isdltt, t L iu Hnwera: hut In unlnr la ban thM bSMltnl imi Of imtura in pnrfoll 11 1 ''"""ry to proi iira i m.,i ami aim to l, in ponMM ion olanmi knowlmlitii ni to tlm propur manni'r ui ptantiiiK tha M'il uml iiullivutiiiK thn plant Tlm, ami inm li morn vury USSful in rorni'i tlon, in i'ontninn.l in ). M. Kk.hy ,t Co 'n hnauti lully llluntnitnil llnwriptiva an,! PMStSl Smul An nual, whiuh limy uffur to unid ir to all. Km tbnir uilvnrtiMimiiiit in uur I'oluiniii. Buohtol, thn "old Nlnml-hy " ol pliolournpliriN, u -tin on rloek ni inn ilofanl IsMotji, oorMl Flrt ami Mnril.nu ulrrrt., wlmrn bn In pri'pnrnil In tnkn nil lllnnl ol pinlurm, in the Mtl iippmtid ty( ,,l tlm int. Vii:k' Ki.oiiai. (lOIDI Of thn miny QoMoi ami lood uml I'laot CalaloKuH Mint out by uur I Niinnirvmnii, and that an) olll to StlM to infnrni IL, psnpll and Imautlly ami uuriiili uur onuiitry, umin an au Imitutilul, umia au inttriii'tivn a I'i.A'i Pluml 0M Ila paprr in iht ohofSMl, lit I luilratlniii li.iul.nin,,, ami lrN by the huiidind, while It. (),.omd I'laln ia a , Tlila work, alllmmib noatlUK but litre n iila, la hamUomi' SMflk fur a tli'l II.Kik.nr a plosa n the parlor tabln l'ullialu l by .Iahun Vk k, llorhriler, N V Sik iai. Si ii,m k. A MkrlfH of nix IvOtUreH, on Ibe v.irioiih lopii a of social Niiiiui', will be deliviivil in ibis city. The first of Ihe seiies, by Dr. Iliim v. an " First AppMnuige of Man in rmttrlCat Mytr$$ III the Uiiiliirinii bapil on the evening of lamiiirv .'it, was a rare treat lo nil who were fur lUIMle enough iii be present. The semtid lecture, at the saint' place, will be delivered on the tth of Fehtuaiv. mid one lei line every two weeks there- after. Amongst the porn of let'lurer wlio have volunteered for tbia sarku we noliee the following eminenl gen tleinen : Dr. K. I. linily. Medical )i reelot of the Di piirlmeiit of (be Colum bia; Dr. Philip Harvey, Profesnoi f Pathology, Willamette l i diversity ; T. H. i .iwlnrd, EtUn City SuHriiileiidciii of Public ItiHiruitiou; Dr. K, (i. Rex, Professor of Chemialry in VViilatnulle Univerailyj ami K. D. Slutit,,, !,, L.;,,,,, cx-judgc ol the Stipteine Court of Oregon. - ii " Mary," said a lovet to his intendi d, "give us a kiss, will you?" "No, I ahant," said Mary, help youru-lf." "To Oreecc we give our ahiniug blades," said the fellow al Ihe lioanling nowise, plunging hia knife into Ihe bullcr-thsh.
