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About The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1881)
i 1...-T. t-. :r THE NEW-NORTHWEST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1881. 5 PORTLAND. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1. ML ' Jtr. W.C. Chattin ha ore engaged u JtoWe jipml or (At jVrv Jiorthwett, and I authorized to tolirit and eotlett or thi tame. City patron who fair to rrertr their paper promptly may notify either him or thejpuUUher. '.(, local Epitome, 4 There were 27efithln theclty during Novem- "1 MrJTom B. Merry -ha beu added to the Orrgo- nian nan. - ., Revival meetings are being held atf the Taylor street M. K. Church. i - Mr. A. 8. Dunlwiy left the city on Tuesday morning for Olyrapia. , ) Mr. W.'C Chaitln 'to the authorized route agent of the New Northwest, Small-pox la reported - as raging at Heppner, t5tnatllla county, and the town ia quarantined. " Mr. John Kruae, of AVllsonville, gave the New Northwest a brief but pleasant call yesterday. - The flretaen'a election will take place next Monday. There are several candidates for Chief "Engineer. 7 ' l Peter prant, of the Grant House, on B street, was drowned at Astoria on Monday.- He leaves a large family, r Mrs. M. J. Hayden, of Vancouver, was in the city on Tuesday, and made the New Northwest ,.a pleasant call. . , Owing to the superior finish and excellence of -work,-Abelistand-pregminentaa'a photographer. "Give him a call. ' . iLLS-.z A Chinese Arm has commenced work on a two- story brick, fifty feet front on Second street, ad- "Joihlnglhe Iheaterr-; t- Six diVorces were granted at the" recent'ternTbf the Circuit Court for Clackamas county. Five of the plaintiff were women. , During November, 328 arrests were made, 156 being "drunk and disorderly. "r Arrests for corre sponding month last year, 177. ' Tltacliy-tax roll haa been made out.- .The-as. cessment Toots up -$11,000,000 an' increase of nearly $1,500,000 over last year. Hmall-pox Is abating at New Tacoma, W. T. - Most of the patients are convalescing, and only one new case is reported la ten days. ' Geo. Maxwell, Assistant Engineer of the Fire Department, Is dangerously sick at St. Vincent's Hospital with cancer of the stomach. The bridge at the intersection -of-North HI x teenth and P streets is completed. , Workmen are cutting P street through to Eighteenth. ' ' The quarantine against Dayton, W. T., has been raised. The O. R. A N. Co. resumed freight and passenger traffic with that place yesterdayr-' John Gately, who was arrested on the charge -of murdering Morgan Riley, was discharged from custody on Monday, he having proved ad alibi,' , The small-pox scare In this city la past; All the patients at the hospital are convalescentr-and : the child of Mr. and Mrs. Bprague is doing well. . The publishers of the Oregonian announce that hereafter a Sunday edition of the paper will be - issued. It will have appropriate special features. Mlaa s:11Ia Miittv, rnlly nrWpnhn Falla. JiaaJeeiLJiirafidtQjillthja positloa In the 1 (arrt- son-street Hchool made vacant by Miss Brim hall's leave of absence "Forty Chinamen .were- arrested' and .fined $5 each last Saturday for violating the cubic air ordi nance. They were sleeping in a room 28 feet long' and 18 feet wide. ' Miss Catherine Stltes has' commenced suit against the city of East Portland to recover $1280 for damages claimed to have been sustained by falling on a dangerous crosswalk. -The Board of Trade lias raised sufficient funds to send Mayor' Thompson to Washington to aid our representatives In Congress to secure adequate appropriations for river improvements. - HThe public verdict, long since rendered, that Woods keeps the nobbiest and cheapest gentle men's headgear In the Northwest. Is well sustained by his constantly Increasing patronage.; . , '. ' The County Clerk issued 36 marriage licenses In November. Oldest bride, 43; youngest, 17. Old est groom, 50; youngest, 22. The greatest dls- Carity In ages waa 26 years, the oldest groom's ride being 30. . Mrs. M. A. Dalton, Mr. B. C. Dunlway, Mr. Clark Hay and Mrs. A. E. Torrey have been ap pointed a committee to solicit contributions for the aid of the Open Temperance Association, which is In debt. -.' ' The marriage of Professor R. K. Warren and ' Miss Dr. A. L. Ford was solemnized at the Pres byterian Church on Thanksgiving evenlnirya previously announced. Their residence is No. 91 AVet4arrtreet Rev. Wm. Tavlor. a welUknown street preacher In San Francisco many years ago, and since then a successful missionary, is visiting; different places in Oregon and Washington. He gave Interesting lectures In this city. ' The-lJppr-wtjrks-ofHhe-McMimivtHe7Tranialt steamboat in the construction service of the O. R. A N. Co., were burned last Friday, and the craft was sunk In shoal water above Vancouver, to save her hull and mac hi Henry Vlllard has secured from OoodallPer kins A Co. full control of the Pacific Coast Steam ship Company's vessel and railroads. The sale -was consummated in San Francisco last week . without the knowledge of the Board of Directors, who are dissatisfied with the transfer. ' The steam schooner "Yaqulna" was successfully - launched on Monday afternoon from JherAlblna ship-yard. She Is destined to ply between this .. city and Yaqulna Bay and Oray'a Harbor.- Her cost will be about $35,000, and she will be com pleted In two weeks. Messrs. Z. J. Hatch and D. 8. Tuthlll are her owners. I ' ' . . Announcements are out for a course of ten sci entific and DhllosoDhlcal lectures to be delivered ..rwndr enlHg aeape nelMIaUfgumer ntr. : Jilrst and Madison struts Tba-firstnf Inwaprlfra Will K ttlvmn rn nmft HiinHiT. IWembef .4th. commencing at 7 o'clock P. M., by Dr; Philip Har vey, on the "Antiquity of Man and Clvllliatlon.'J .The merely nominal admission of ten cents will be charged. Music will precede the lecture, x The. Oregon Improvement Companr'a new steamship Walla Walla arrived last Friday, Jl dayi from New York, with a full cargo of railroad material for the Northern Pacific and O. R. A N. Co'a lines. She Is a handsome and fast vesrel of 3000 tons register, and will beplaced on the route between Seattle and San Francisco. On last -Friday, the body of a man was taken from the Willamette about 15 feet from Nlcolal's wharf, below Weldlers mills. The. feet were bound with wire, and a 98-pound rock was tied to his neck The remains were those of a robust man, 50 years old, 5 feet 10 Inches Ull.fand 175 Eounds'welghtJ with the face round and full, fore ead high, hair dark, and. mustache" and chin whiskers tinged with--gray? The man was evi dently murdered and thrown Into the river, as he could not. have Jumped the distance with the heavy-weightat bls-neck. Mystery surround the case, which the coroner's Jury has not been able to clear, though F. U. Degenford Is positive the corpse Is that of John Andros. r SPECIAL BySINESg jfOTICES. . Readers are asked to note the change In the medical card of Mrs. Dr.-Ford, Warren, which has been made to correspond with the lady's present happy. state." 'She will 'continue her practice as heretofore, and minister to the afflictions of ber many patients. Ilenrlchsen A Greenherg this week announce a full stock of diamonds, watches, silverware, clocks, optical goods, etc., of the best grades. They also carry a complete stock of rolled gold Jewelry and supply either the trade or private Individuals at the lowest prices. Read their advertisement. "SantC)aus' Headquarters" In Portland, which have for years been at Wm. Beck A Son's, now located on Second street, between Morrison and YamhJVare to the front once more wlthy.lt posaU blea' morevaried aud complete stock of toys'; fancy goods and novelties. man ever. See new advertisement. - - ' There Is now displayed In the retail departments of the-,Wh!teHoqftetr rvariedTand-handsome stock of dress goods, cloaks, dolmans, fancy goodn, etc., which the proprietors, Messrs. Lewis A Strauss, have Imported expressly for the holiday trade. Parties letrlng such gotslhouTd visit this reliable and popular house before the Christ mas rush corajuwHcesv and thus have the choice of selection from their elegant stocktT-i, :. Wilt OratMfaU. -' An entirely new manner of ornamenting (equal to band painting) Silk, Linen, Cotton and other fabrics suitable for decorating Odor Bottles, Tidies, Pin Cushions, Lamp Shades, Satchels, and In fact any article made of Silk, Liuen or Cotton. Sample packages, with full directions, sent by mail for 50 cents. Wtf. Beck A Son, Portland, Or. Te tUm Paklle. Having transferred my agency of the New Home and Crowu Sewing Machines to Mr. John B. Gar rison, 167 Third street, 1'ortlahd, OregoV-H this method to Inform my patrons and the general public where these excellent machines may be found hereafter. ', H. T. Hudson. Garrison's Sewing Machine. Store, J6r Third street, is the best, place In Oregon to get aswlng machines repaired. All kinds of needles, sewing machine oils, attachments, silk threads, etc."" Holiday styles are coming in on every steamer at Woods the hatter's.' He will have a finer stock than ever this season, hiul is never undersold. HEW miS WEEK. MRS. DR. FORD WARREN.. 'TOFFICR-Roomi 4 and 6, Monntrtl Building. 167 nd 160 KKSIUKNCK-No. 91 Went IRrk utrw't (corner of Btark). VHfeclai attention given to IHneiinei of Women and Chflren. , . ' . - Jl Confectionery and Oyster Parlors. THE FINEST CANDIKS IN-THE CITY.- prtelr. Imported and DomentlrClnam. IceCream madtoorder on nhort notce. Eastern and Olrmiil Oyatera Mervel In every my le. us. k smsi, rr 'Come and See ..TUt New r.icCammon Pianos! -AT......... J. H. Robbins & Son's, 220 First Street, Between Salmon and Main. IN-TIIK CIRCUIT COUNT OF- THfCi 8TATF OF ORK ltn for Multnomah unty, . Mary K. ItodalmuKh, t'lalntln. rn. T. K KndahaiiKh. Defendant ToT. M. Koila hmnh. the ahove-ramed Iiefendanti In 'the name of lh iLaLe uX UrcunrgrQU.reretjulred. la appear and. aoiwer Uia f complaint tiled acalnt you in tlie above auii on or oerora Monday, the lth day of Jannary, INK2, that leln the Hint day of the term of the above Court next ueeedlnf the as piration of el week from 'the flmt nublleatlon of aaid summon. You will take notice that If you fall to appear and anawer, the Plaintiff will take ludirment and decree aval nut you for the devolution of the tnaniace contract pow ex lutlnr between I'lalnllffand Defendant, and for the rumody of the minor children of aald marriage, and for their maintenance and the opaU and dlnburaemenU of this action. . : ' Thla inmmont la Ipahllahed by order of Hon. Raleigh Rtolt, Judf e of aald Court, made on the 2Hh day of Noveni ber. VL . LKANDKK HOLM KM, delftt Attorney for 1'lalnUff. VIENNA AND PING-OTnEETL KAZ SUITE, Proprietor. lte3IWA!le. Weaalwateai Mrert,swr no. n,lf.IEaT?ea ! ewiwef mt riiat. mm 11 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. O 0 B n O 0 CP I L LO r JTEW iTUIM WEEK. SANTA HEADQUARTERS! WboleaaU and KetaJl Iiealera In Toyo,TFahcy Goodo and TJoveltied. WAX DOLIX,- itr -endless va . .'rlety; . .. v . - CHINA DOMir,AND, KA r BIEH, all kinds elistlng;. ' DO hlJVt A HTI CLES, JEW - -ELRY, COM IJ8, FANS; FRENCH DOLLH, HOLIX OLT'iifS etc., eur. ; TRUM PETS, FLITTEHl G I JNH. e? DRUMS, H WO RDM, H()I-. ,7, IMk'H f'AIN mtn mjgm f 'f V 1 . , "r-xk a 1111 FRENCH RUBBER TOYS, BALI., etc.; . FRENCH ; AND ENGLISH WOOLLY TOYS, etc ; BOX TOYS of every deecria . tlon . GOLD AND SILVER TRACES - AND TRIMMINGS for Mas querades, Societies and The ... ters; r MASKS of every description, ete. SOS. 165 AHD 167 SECOND 8TEEET, BETWEEN IfOEBISOV AND YAMHILL, : ' 1. ' lX)RTLANDt ORE?ON , ' ' NOTICE TO MILLINERS. We are now opening oar --. HEW STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS I IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE EASTERN MANTJTACTTJRERS. Special Inducements Offered to Milliners Starting Basinets. The Freshness of our Coods and the Low Price must Draw the Atten - . - . tlon of all Close Buyers. -' . LEWIS & STRAUSS, " ' IVo. Flrnt Httot. Portland, Oimoii. a: - .. Manufacturers and Direct Importers. . J- TtiE LARGEST ASSORTMENT THE LOWEST PRICES. DIAMONDS,' DIAMONDS. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES,' -JE WEtltY7rTOffCK8, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ' CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, SILVERWARE, . SILVERWARE, OPTICAL GOODS, ETC. DPTICAtOOODSRIC: OPTICAL . GOODS, ETC. A Complete j Assortment of - Rolled Cold Jewelry. he n Rich s eii i g r e eiiberg, 149 Pirit Street, Portland, Of. P. O. Bern tea. Hpuse Furnishing Dry Goods. WK HAVE NOW IXHTOCK KUIXLINEH of lh l(il (rwlm Lace Curtains, Table Linens, nottinghamLacesrr owels: Quilts, Napkins, Blankets, LJoyiies, SheetmgST" Comforters, - : s Table Covers, Etc., Whlrh w of t EXTIlKMEr.Y lW I'UIA'KJ. and tolwblch w Invll Ih sttn tlon of tucra. , . OLiDS & KING 106 First Street. BKTWEKN YAMHILL AND TAVUUK. Oybtero In Every Style ! Tirol K(ret. aetweesj AI4er nmd Merrtswa. UOB-ROOB P I L L 0 T ' BARGAINS nr..., W fT E HAVE JI'MT RECEH'EIl ; ANI A HE NOW Han1aom . IJnn of Xew-HtjrJ rtsItU snd .Plain Color OKtJUM U4MI1M. SO to e ceutn yurd j ruin and Ilrucwll Hllks snd Ht1n ; . - Nw WterppcMf, CoHklnfii anil LhJIIom' t'loth ; CIM4TLAHN, KrlngM, Ulmp, HuUoiik, Milk CorU nod TaMMU, etc; A fomplrt Hlork of FUhneU, Hhwtlnr", Thl IJnn, To we In ml Toweling, HtnUnroatU, Conifortra, HlsnkaU, iAco C'urtalna ami t'urtaln Nt ; 'i - - "" . New HrarfN, Tim, Hibbona and Kachlnga; ' KID ulovem-a Fult Mni" In I,lht, MiKiium and Park. Hhad, see to as a pair : A Complete AMortmcnt of UmiT, FI'HNMHlBTSi' I A I.I. or Til a AHOVB IMMUW MOI.K AT - c:'""' Jav -i , ; , . THE-LOWXST-CASH-PRICE3. J. F. D. Wrinkle & Co., in riMT RTM coixkr or sAuiojr, I-OKTLAXI....;... OIIEOON 23 OITY DRY GOODS STORE (Formerly John Wllwon'a), No. 147 Third Street, Portland, Or., HAH NOW THE LA HO EHT AND .nEHT7A W)BX1n HUick of . ' " .-71 Dry and Fancy Goodo It ever contained, nd em lraoe every article UNually kept la ; FIRST-CLASS STORE. Every IepartmenH Crowded WITH ,AM ENTIRE NEW STOCK, . ' Vhlch l offered J 'OlltrTeV8HADC-Oir "PROFIT. mr Kamplea mailed to applicant. The' Celebrated De Stael Kid Glove (Three lluttonii, In Any KTiMeT; r JMA1LED rKEB OX KECEIIT OT fl.Oe. " T. A. SHANE, Manager. MILLINEItY .AMD.. xo JLARQR AND WELI..HELECTED HTOCK OF ALL Ine Latest btyrei. partlcntarty- PATTERN HATS AND DON NETS ; For Fall and Winter; M -- - Alio, a nice gelecUoiilif , P. VAN FRIDACH, Ne. Ill riral Utroot (Dkai BelMla . ., -'. "' . -.