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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1876)
VFjoS mi zkE3a&?rKT'tt& - 5 -. , ,J - 1 -J W ..' v j?wnr" ": U3 jfte SiXas sbndsra. "PRIDAY 3Iay o, 1876. Drifts and Tow Heads 1876. Upper Astoria, Clatsop counts', Oregon. 1 April 1M, 1G. J At a Special meeting of the Colum "bia River Fishermens Beneficial Aid Society, the following regulations for t.liA fnvrrniiirmt cf fill nnnotrnot were adopted. That the following , -drifts and tow heads be established for the fishing season of 1S7G. First Drift. 'From "Woody Island to Brown's point. Second Drift. From Brown's Point inside of Snag Island to the 12th red buov. Third Drift. From the loth buoy to Tongue Point. Fourth Drift. From Tongue Point to a point a little west of Booth's Cannery, at a place to be designated by a Spile Or POme permanent mark. Fifth Drift. From the termilia- tion Of the 4tll drift tO Smith's Point, Sixth Drift Prom Smith's Point tO the 1 aclllC Ucean. Nsventii JLiriit. v rom tne rea ouov in the Prairie channel to Point up or down. Toil,rUe Eighth Drift. The big snag in Chinook shoot will be considered a tow head. The fishermen in Astoria, in coun cil have mutually agreed to bind 'themselves to be governed by the foregoing drifts, and it is expected from boats outside of the Society that they will also conform to the same. Any fisherman who is not fortunate enough to be a member of this Societv has still another opportunity to join this Society, by applying before the 10th da' of 3Ia3r, 1S76, in accordance with the notice published elsewhere in the Astoriax. After -which time the initiation fees will be raised to twenty-five dollars. By order of the Societv, THOMAS DEALEY, Sec. Take Your Lor vl Paim r. A man in Marion 1 county lat week saved ?130 by taking his local paper, the Mercury, and there is a man in this county, near Urownsville, who told us, 1 a hort time ago, that he had made an M)-aerc a iiuil nine ii-u, 111.11 iiu ji.iu iii.uiu aiiou-jiurc tract of land by being a reader of the Demo- i crat. lie had been wanting for a long time to buy an SO. adjoining his farm, but could get no track of the owner, who was a non-resident of t the srate, and hnally saw it advcitiscu lor 'tax sale in the Dcmociat. He attended "tho sale and bought it for a nominal sum, and is now the owner of it. Albany J)emoctat. Temple Lodge, No. 7, A. F. A. M. Regular Communications first and third Saturdays in each month, at 7.:J0 o'clock. i m., at the Hall in Astoria. & Members of tho Order, in good standing, are invited to attend. Dy ordei of tho T. M. Beaver Lodge, 2To. 35, 1. O. O. F. Meet every Thursday evening. -jrS-at 8 o'clock, in the Odd Fellow's S Hall, cor. of Cass and Chenaimis".'" streets, Astoria. Members of the '"Vk Order are invited to attend. Dy order, N. G, Astoria Lodge No. 40, L O. G. T. Regular Meeting every Saturday Evening .at 8 o'clock, at Good Templar's Hall, Chena mus Stieet, Astoria, over C. L. Parker's Store. Members of the Order, in good stand ing, are invited to attend. Degree meeting 1st Monday each month. Dy order W. C. T. Youngs River Grange, P, of H. Meets on the fourth Sat urday of each month at 11 o'ciocK a. m. ratrons rtSJ 4n good standing are invited to attend. Ly order of W. M. Common Council. Regular meetings first Monday evening in each month, at iy o'clock &5 Persons desiring to have matters acted upon bj" the Council, at any regular meeting, -must present tho same to tho Recorder, or Mayor on or before tho "Friday evening prior 'to the Monday on which tho Council holds its regular meetings. I. W. CASE, Mayor. F. J. Taylor, Recorder. C. R-. P. B. A Society Notice. Any fisherman on tho Colum bia River, wishing to join the x isnermans Association can a- ply in person or by letter to tho following officers of tho Association. J. J. Nice, Pres ident, Wateriord ; B. V. Shcppard, Manhat "ten Fishery, Lodge Deputy; and Thomas Dealey Secretary, Astoria, Oregon. A cor dial invitation is hereby tendered to all to avail themselves of thi privilege. 15y order of the President. THOMAS DEALEY, Secretary. FINANCE AJND TRADE. Financial. Gold in New York, 112M. Legal Tenders in Astoria buying SS; sell ing b.i. Trade Dollars, 02 buying; OSfll selling; -half dollar, iiii1 buying; S'T&i'" selling. Coin exchange on i;an Francisco Y per cent premium. Currency exchango on San Fmneisco Y per cent premium. Coin exchange on New York per cent, pre mium. Telegraphic transfers on Now York 1 per -.cent, premium. Currency exchange on New York percent premium. Gold Bars S00 par. San Francisco 3IarJkcts. Flour. Extra, $5 00tf 00. A hcat-uppers will give ?1.,U for xshoico; lnf! nlonL'-aulft vessels: iiiillers nrn iiAvin? $17o. Darley Light brewing, SI 20:. -choice, SI 3714 feed, Si 201 25; Bright Chevalier, $1 40 14a. Rye-S175. Oats-S:200&2 50. Potatoes Best l?etaluma, Tomales and. Humboldt, $1S0 190. Hay S1319 for ccucmon to choice. Livoruool Avhoat market to-day .Udflfl lOd ffor average California; 9s lOUlUOs ud forclub. I Shipping Port of Astoria. CLEARANCES AXD DEPARTURES. BVII.KD Oriflamme. ss 10S2 tons Bolles, forS "F May 5. ARRIVALS FROM SEA. o Gnscie Telfair, str., 413 ton. Gardner, fra Sitka May 5. Jane A. "Falkinburg, bkt., 300 tons, Hubbard, fm Honolulu, May 2. Kate L. Herron, sch 26 tons, Thompson, fm Tilla mook, May 2. AVeufoot,I$kt.,32 tons,Vheelvrright,fm S.F.Apr 24 "Wave Queen. Br bk, 853 tons, Anderson, fm 2few cthtle.N S AV., April IT. Tarn O'Shanter, Bkt.,fil0 tons, Patterson, fm S. F. April 17. RnerLune, Br sh., 1135 tons, Williams, fm S. F., April 14 Hazard, brig, 39fi tons, Walker fm-S. F. April 11 Caller Ou, Br. bk., (574 tons, Rea, fm Isl. Java. Apr" 9. W. H. Thorndike, bk.,9 days fm Alaska,March22. VESSELS OS THE wa r Modoc, bkt fm Sen Francisco, May 1. Orient, brip, 312 tons, Swan, fm S J? Portland, bkt, 4f)4 tons, Gage, fm S. F. firfrnni.in sfli 7J tniK. Pinnnll- fill SF. ajcianctiion, bkt 2. tons.Mansen, fm s F I Assaye, 12S1 tons, Ritchie, fm Cardiff via Rio. ' Canoxna, SJO ts, Ro&scr. fm Glasgow via Honolulu, j Centaur. Got- bk 4(8 tons, Offaron.fm Hongkor.g, XgSL... Duart Bsu gj1jp M6 tons fm Europe, via AusfcraV- a and anangai Enid, Br bk., 49K tons, Renouf fm Port Chalmers. I l'orw anl,Br bk., 744 tons, Strachan, f in Hongkong, ' Garibaldi, bk, GTO tons, Xoycs, from Hongkong. Hero of theXile. Br bk.. 335 tons.TJvke, tm Mk!- bourne, Feb 21. Otto. Br bk 405 tons, Carter, fm Liverpool Oct 14 Uobort Bright. Br. bk. S09 ton, Hennings from Shields, March 13. Sierra Xeada, b s, 1250 tens. Koerner, fm Iquique. Sam G. Reed, .sh, fi5fi tons, "White, from Hongkong. Trevelyan, Brbk 1042 tons, Edwards, fm Newcastle Woodside, Brbk. 700 tons Montgomery, 95 days fm Table bay. April 1. Tide Table lor Astoria. (From tables of United States Coast Survey.) High Water. Low Water. May, li A. M. 1. M. A. M. 1. M. ...11 : 11 AS.... . (i 00, . (i 41 , . 7 2S . 8 12 . 8 31 . !l XI .10 10 ... 3 17 ... (' 20 ... (5 32 .... 7 22 ... 7 57 ... S 37 ... 0 10 -.10 10 ....11 01 8 .... I) 10 11 12 13 14 - O 0... 0 20... 0 4S... J -21... 1 ."4... 2 2(5... T i 0 OS 1 32 :i ;(i 3i!l 4 03 1 4 50 10 - 13- 4 52 0 2o 12 13 11 50 1 Tln liv?f1it ic rrlrrnnn rrini tTinloVol lf flV- ' j-ti. iiir,u - j -.iiuiiv v.. i..w - " 1 c lowest water, to which the soundings are I :. n.Z n, f?.n:2Jl,V .?, o:ist Purvey cliarts. AN hen tho ;;.. :i.,. .., i.,.., : r,.ii,l l. ,,; : 'i., ,,,,". t, .lun ;!, ,., nim,.n iv ? 2.S JS.mn ll ls lorcnoon- SHIPPING ADVERTISEMENTS. TIAVACO STEAM NATIGAT10X 1 COMPANY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE The steamers Gen. CANBY, AND VARUNA,- WILL PE IN READINESS TO DO all kinfls of towing at reasonable rates. Either tho Canby or Varuna will make trips every MONDAY, TUESDAY, PlllDAYAND SATURDAY, FOll IIAVACO (Unity), gT CALLING AT WAY POllTS,- And return the same day. Leaving at tho u-ual hour, S o'clock, A. 31. K55 Th reputation of these steamers guar actecs safe and speedy transit to any point desired. C55 3'or.chartor, freight, passago, or tow age, apply on board, or at tho otliceof tho Company-ln Case's Building, Astoria, or to J. II. J). GRAY, Agent. By order of L. A. L00M1S. President. SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Unity ana Oysterville Stacss I liOomjs fc Carrutlicrs - - Proprietors STAGES IN THE ABOVE LINE will leave Unity Tuesdays and Satur dayson the arrival of tho IT, WACO a?j . STEAM 1H, COMPANY'S STEAMER From Astoria, and will leave Oystervjllo Men days and Fridays, connecting with tho llwo Steam Navigation Company's sioamer for Astoria. ifcrT Passengers Ticketed through; also,-thro' bills of ladintr given for fr'eisht. To Masters and Shippers. ATOTICE. r The 'Warehouse of the ASTOEIA PAinBERS COMPANY Astoria, Oregon, Is prepared to receive Grain on Storage at tho followiug rates: 'S cents jcr ton for the first month, and :T cents per ton per month after the rirst month, or fraction of a month. FOll WHARFAGE HATES, APPLY AT TEHE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, AT ASTORIA. RsT" Superior accommodations for discharg ing ballast, at reasonable rates. S. D. ADAIR, Secretary. TO THE PUBLIC. HAVING REFITTED the last sailing AND HEPAIRED Sloop "ELIZA" 2 Forthe season of lb7-3,.the undersigned is now in tne field 'Tor business, under charters for any point on tho Lower Columbia. tew Punctuality is my motto. For charter, Freight, or passage, apply to C. W. 11 AMBLIN, Master. COLUMBIA RIVER TILOTS. I . r-r Office at the KW iLfej OCCIDENT HOTEL,! Astoria, Oregon. e: JOHNSON II. A. SNOW, Pvli. FERCH15N. M. M. GLLJf AN, G.REED. RICHARD I0YT. XLS.W.lUGHT,Ageirt. SjifcTaB A. VAN DUSEN'S MERCHANDISE. J memssssmm X i 1 '. '. : : . 1 1 '. Full Spring .Stock! NOW OPEN AT The Old Corjjer. A. VAN DTT3EN, "Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Comer Main and Chcnaraus Streets, ASTORIA, OREGON. CALL, EXAMINE, PRICE THIS STOCK, BEFOBE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, jsaF0It IT CANNOT BE BEAT. h iq h h. h 5 o h h hhfofch ,. jf :r. J - 2 j; s . " A rso ? - ? j;.. -, s. iso r-C Prices, including Gauge and Handles, &ix feet, nine Dollansc fi feet !.75: 7 feet, 10 50. Orders promptly filled by A. VAN DUSEX, Sole Agent, for Astoria, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. J. N. ARMSTRONG, Photographic Artist, AT THE ASTORIA GALLERY. Having built anew building, specially adap- ted to the business, next door to Dr. hin sej's on the Koauway, is now pre- pared to tako First Class Pictures, At reasonable prices. Call and cecuro shadow ore the substance fades. D. K. Warrkn. C. A. McGuirk. Astoria Market ! Corner of Chenamus and Cass streets, ASTORIA, OREGON. "WARREN & McGTJIRE, Proprietors, (Succc.ori to llobxin A: Warren,) Wholesalo and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats! A full line of Family Groceries, CANNED FRUIT. VEGETABLES, ETC. ttS" Butter, Eggs, Cheese, etc. constantly on hand. v&T Ships supplied at the lowest rates. Washington Market, Main Street, Astoria Oregon, I. JJJEMGMAN RESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTEN tion of tho public to the fact that tho above Market will always be supplied with a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH ANDCURED MEATS! "Which will be sold at lowest rates, wliolesalo and retail. Special attention given to supply ing ship. RACIEIC MARKET, German Sausage Factory New Building Parker House Block. Main Street, Astoria. J. S. MAYER, - Proprietor. j rtf ADDITION TO THE MANUFACTURE of all sorts cf the Cleanest and Be made Sausage from tho best duality .of Pork and Leef, at the above stand, in quantities sutli cient tosuppply the trado Uaa just opened a new stock-of PRESERVES axd CAKKED FRUIT, And a good qualityof Cigars and Tobacco. IHTFresh Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Hams, Ba con and shouldcrs.jclways on hand. ltSFrosh "Rrpf Pnrk. Mutton, nnrl YWftt- bles supplied to order.. Call and giv.emoja Uriah I IjiM'bi . o jjWS1 . .""I ll! m & m III m Its? 3K?i m 2 a?HKsa " m ll'li IS 0 Of ig'P'sMl u' rj r; fin feSl! sSw 11? ? 2 2 . mli-TO lj 2 2 tnt"!?1 M 3L 'W. CASE MERCHANDISE. I W. CASE'S wdm ! or. Cliciinmiis and Casn Streets, ASTORIA, OK EG e.. NOW OPENING, SPLENDID STOCK OF Crockery, Clothing, Dry Goods, t Hardware, Groceries, Provisions, NAILS AND ROPE! Boots and Shoes, Hats and (aps, Paints. Oils $ Window ( AND A FULL SUPPLY OF DOORS & WINDOWS, WHICH WILL be SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. S'As I am making a speciality in that line of business, parties in vaiit of Doors and "Windows will find it to their advantage to call. 1. 17. CASE. MISCELLANEOUS. "Roots & shoeS MABE TO ORDER, AXD SATISFACTION CUjARASTEED, BY A. W. CONE, - - Astoria, Sign of the Golden Shoe. Josh Billings Hits on Facts,-. FOPv INSTANCE: Human napmness seems H to be sumthinc that every- boddy is lookin after, but don't expekt to find ehpesh allyef their bootsdon't fit. xnyTho public of Astoria and surrounding country are pretty well assured of tho fact that Cono's manufacture of Boots and Shoes is of the finest and best quality, and that they arc mado to fit. xtGT-Furthcrmorc, tho prices correspond with tho times, hence human happiness .is within J the reach of evory inhabitant who would havo J hi" feet proporly incsised by tho Loot maker of Astoria who is qualheu to lit tho toot. SIGJSOF THE GOLDEN SUOE, Main Street, Astoria. New Store. New Goods. Just Opened, IjST THE SUMMERS BUILDING, Chcnamu3 Street, Astoria. J. C. TRULLINGER, "Would Rospcctfully Announce To tho Citi.ens of Astoria and Vicinity, That he is now here, and has Opened at the Abovo AVcll known Stand, A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Dry Goods, Clothing, BOOTS AND SHOES, And everything required for daily use, down to a sack of Flour or Feed from my own mills in Washington County, which will bo sold at tho lowest market rate. itiVl invite tho public generally to -call and oxamino my stock and prices. Having located permanently in Astoria I " mean business." K-75"The Saw mill is now in running order, with a full boom of choico logs, and L am also prepared to fill orders, largcor small, .on short notice, for any kind of 'lumbor. J. C. TRULLINGER. Y. "W. BOUTON, .boat sunder, j?mgM: OYSTEKTILLE, l'ACIEIC COUNTY, '.V.T. K35 All kinds of work done to order 'in tho best style. For Freight or Charter. THE Al NEW SLOOP, 'Geo. Flavel, 3L. TRED WASS Master. Is now -in readiness for business, and offers superior accommodation to tourists on thebay. tt- Will carry freight or passengers to any point at reasonable rates. Apply on board. -WM, KNEMEYER, VV Manufacturer of Barrels, Kits, Tanhs, ETC., ETC., 3EAK KIXSEY'S ASTORIA FISHERY, "Will attend to all orders -in-tho, above lino promptly, and in a satisfactory manner, at reasonable prices. .23ia F T7T7CIT crniiT.v nv imvvTVif?i .v Vrntta Astral Coal Oil. These oils -are perfectly safe and produce a magnificent light;. For sale by 1. W. CASE Notice. T?ROM AND AFTER TIIIS DAT& X charges and advances on freight land ed at the 0. S. S. Co.'s Wharf, Astoria, must' oe paid ueioro mu irciyuLaoAvu iuu ware- house. J. G. HUSTLER, Agent. WATER-PROOF SHIPPING-Tags aPrinted at the Astcrian-Office. MISCELLANEOUS CARDS. WATCHMAKER and JEWELER, IRA CUTTING ANNOUNCES TO THE PEOPLE OF .Astoria and vicinity that ho is now pre pared to do all kinds of WATCHMAKING AND JEWELLING in tho neatest possiblo manner. All work warranted. IRA CUTTING, Chenamus street, Astoria, Ogn. N. F. MUDGE, ' Contractor and Builder. ASTORIA, OREGON. A LL KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK AND CONTRACTING promptly attended to. 55" Special attention given to wharf and mill construction. Address: N. F. MUDGE, Contractor, Astoria, Oregon. CENTENNIAL BOOT AjSD 'SHOE SHOP. Sign of the Keel Boot MAIN STREET, ASTORIA. Kext door to P. H. Fox, Tailor, Tho only p3aeo in Astoria, whero you can get a perfect fit and tho best French stock. IsTever mind what Josh Hilling says. 1 mean busi ness. GIvo me a call. JOHtf WILDER. "OATHS, BATHS, Hot, Cold and SHOWER Baths AT OCCIDENT HOTEL, HATH DRESSING SALOON. Jacob Niederauer.. .Proprietor. PS" Special attention paid to LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING ST Private Entrancefor Ladies'! ALTONA CHOP HOUSE. MAIN STREET, ASTORIA, OREGON. T. BHAMEL Proprietor. rpHIS NEW PLACE OF BUSI- JL nes3:snow prepared to servo FRESH OYSTERS, In Every Style, to Order. Tho Proprietor will, as in times past, strivo to merit a share of the public patronage and will WARRANT SATISFACTION TO- ANY WHO MAY FAYOR HIM WITH A CALL. Meals at all Hours! POSITIVELY NO CHINAMEN IN MY EMPLOY. TpOR SALE. Tho Engino bolonging to Astoria Firo Company No. 1 , For further particulars inquire -of tho Committoo on Public " Property. By order of the Common Council, FRANK J. TAYLOR, ReooTucr. C. E. Jackins & Co- Cor. Min and Jefferson Sts., Abtoria, Oregon. Dealers in all kinds of Stoves, Tin -and Sheet Iron Ware ! - lfcS-Copper Tea-kettles, pressed Tea-kettles, burnished Tea .and Coffoo pots, porcelain, tin lined, and pressed Iron sauce pans, fancy and plain vent Thimble covers, lino Dustpans ana brushes, cast iron Lake ovens, otc, etc., etc., embracing about 33,$! articles too numerous to mention, for old Bachelors, maids, children and married folks. KS" Agents-for the salo -of tho celobrated Occident Cooking Stoves. Astoria Brewery Saloon, And Bottled Beer Depot J MAIN STREET, ASTORLV. RUDOLPH EARTH, MICHAEL MYERS, Proprietors, The Best Quality Lager Beer, FIVlTcENTS A GLASS. J&3 Tho patronage of tho public is respect fully solicited- Orders for Lager, or Bottled Beer, in any quantity, promptly tilled. K8 Free Lunch day and night TfRED KROSEL, House and Sign Painting,: PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING, ETC., Special attention" paid to Country work Shop on Sqneraoqha street, ' ASTORIA, - - - OEEJO.Y. B OAT BUILDING. Having completed my shop (between Tallman's landing and "Wcstport on -the Co lumbia rivtr,; J am now prepared-to build FISHING BOATS, ROW BQ&TS, SKIFFS, ETC., ETC, everything n the line of hoats. Gopper fa& tecod boats a speciality." My-motto is; first class woxkfora-fair ro nmueration. ?. O. Address. ' . T.DIUSCOLL. AVoport Ogn.. M Si vl 1 m jJ mtir riasS'.1 h 1 T' TV "' -' - , j x kl r w t- -
