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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1876)
"?? "" "y ty?yT'gggEJ'9''- 3 ftc &iltj sbmteo. 3I03STDAY Mat 8, 1876. Drifts and Tow Heads 1876. iUppor Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon. 1 April 24. 187G. At a Special meeting of the Coluiii- 'bia River Fisbermens Beneficial Aid &ociet3T, the following regulations for the government of all concerned were adopted. That the following drifts and tow heads be established for the fishing season of 1876. First Drift. From Woody Island to Brown's point. Second Drift. From Brown's Point inside of Snag Island to the 12th red tmo-. Third Drift. From the loth buoy -to Tongue Point Fourth Drift. From Tongue Ppint to a. point a little west of Booth's -Cannery, at a place to be designated by a spile or some permanent mark. Fifth Drift. From the termina tion of the 4th drift to Smith's Point. Sixth Drift From Smith's Point to the Pacific Ocean. Seventh Drift. From the red buoy in the Prairie channel to Tongue Point up or down. 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 Society has 'still another opportunity to join this Society, by applying before the 10th day of May, 1S76, in accordance with the notice published elsewhere in the Astohiax. After which time the initiation fees will be raised to twenty-five dollars. By order of the Society, THOMAS DEALEY, Sec. -Br fine and Artistic Photographs, go to Buchtel & Stolte, 01 and J3 First street, Port land, the only first class Gallery in Oregon. n3"Thevery finest Photographs at Sinister & Davidsons, corner of First and Yamhill streets, Portland, Oregon. Special Xotici:. Wo shall not, cannot, in future, answer letters of inquiry written to us .by parties desirous of settling in Oregon, un less such letters of inquiry contain at least the amount of stamps necessary to pay postage on the return letter. For 2 cents we will for 4 ward four copies of Thk Asiokivn, of separ ate dates, to any address in the United States, postage paid. Advertise An exchango says : Maybe you think that people don't like to read .advertisements ! If you do you aro much mistaken. Fresh, well-put well-placed ad vertisements aro news ! They aro welcomed, read nay, studied ! The newspaper lhat is aljvo with them is increasingly acceptable and so is the business house that knows how .to get them up, possessed withal with the sagacity and nerve to keep them up. Takk Your Local Paper. A man in Marion .county last week saved $1) by taking his local paper, the Mercury, and there is u man in this county, near J'rownsvillc, who told us, a short time ago, that he had made anMi-acrc tract of land by being a reader of the Dcmo .crat. II e 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 the State, and finally saw it advertised for tux sale in the J)emocrat. He attended the sale and bought it for a nominal sum, and is now the owner of it. Albany. Democrat. f Warning to Delinquent Suescrirers. A ! Russian paper announces that a belief in the .approaching end of the world has sei.ed on ! tho Cossacks of the Don. .Many, especially .aged people, are giving up wordly a Hairs, wearing a shroud, and ordering their colIins. On every road arc men repairing to Moscow to be consecrated 'priests, in order that, tho smallest village may have its own priest and church. Tho ilussian paper fails to stato whether its delinquent subscribers have taken the scare and paid up. That to our mind would be stronger evidence of the approach of the .Millennium than any thing that a super stitious Cossack could advance. Don't Re vd Advertisements. Occasionally a business man is encountered who professes to believe that" people don't read advertise ments any how !" A greater mistake issel .dom made. If a typographical error creeps into an ad. it soon becomes the talk of the neighborhood,.and if the people do not read ad1?, how do they drop' on errors with such facility V The other day the advertisement of tho Centennial Restaurant appeared, in which the woid" eating"' was set up" fating," where upon we were duly notified of the error by seven Salinasitcsand one Chinaman, and la.-t-ly, the Monterey Herald felt in duty bound to not notify u5 also. JJuuj Jiecuider, Salinas City, .California. "It Pays to Advertise." This i truo in every department of business, and no one aji preciatcs its truth more fully than i?. if. Thompson. Some time since he received the Agency, for this county, of the Cunningham ''Garden City Clipper Jlow," and immediate ly advertised the same in our payer. Green B. Smith, -.sq.. a patron of the Gazette, saw the advertisement and forthwith rushed to Thonmson's and purchased four-of these cele brated plows which at once have sprung into popular favor. .No mater how good and valu able an article may be, a merchant or dealer may keep it upon his shelves, or in his ttore for months, or even years, and but tew will know anything ot its good qualities, unless he advertises. 1 or years M r. 1 hompson carried on business here, and spent but little for .advertising. Within the past two years his business has increased nearly double, and he attributes it to judicious advei Using. If you want to thrive in business, ADVi.iiriSK Cor rallfx Gazette. RARE OPPORTUNITY For Profitable Investment, o I offer for salo all my real estate in Clatsop County, consisting of my original Donation claim, on Lewis and Clarke river, consisting of five hundred acres tide land meadow, ac knowledged to be the best stock claim in the county. Also, a large interest in the Upper Town of Astoria, a portion ot John Adair's do .natiou claim. Enquire of the subscriber. T. P. POWERS. CITY ADVERTISING. TpOR SALE. The Engine belonging to Astoria Firo Comnanv Mo. 1 . For further particulars inquire of the Committee on Public Property. By order of the Common Council. FRANK J. TAYLOR, Recorder. pASS STBEET IMPROVEMENT. Notice is hereby given that sealed pro posal? will be received by the under signed, under instructions lrom the Com mon Council oi the town of Astoria, for the improvement of lhat portion of CASS Street, lying between Chenamus street and Astor street, by wharfing, grading and plunking, According to plans and speciticationsto be seen at the office of P. J. Taylor, .Recorder, until noon of Satur day May 20th, 1876, sa!d improvement to be completed by September 1st, 1870, as provided by ordinance No. 121, passed the Council !Nlay 1st, 1870. The right to reject an' or all bids is herebv reserved. HENRY MILLER, Street Commissioner. Astoria, Oregon May 2d, 1876. ONCOMLY STREET IMPROVE MENT. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the under signed, under instructions from the Com mon "Council of the town of Astoria, tor the improvement of CONCOMLY Street in fr-aitl town, by grading and planking said street, from Main street to the west line of the towit plat, according to plans and specifications to be seen at the office of Prank J. Taylor, Recorder, until noon of May 20th, 1876, said improve ment to be completed by Sept. 1st, 1S76, as provided bv Ordinance No. 121, passed the Council May 1st, 1S76. The right to reject any or all bids is hereby reserved. HENRY MILLfcR, Street Commissioner. Astoria, Oregon, May 2d, 1S76. CHENAMUS STREET IMPROVE ME2ST. Xotice is hereby given that sealed pro posals will be received by the under signed under instructions from the Com mon Council of the town of Astoria lor the improvement of that part of CHE NAMUS Street, lying between Main and Spruce streets, by grading to conform as near as practicable to the crossings as al readj constructed on said street and also by the building of i sidewalk on the south side of said street from Jackson to Madison street, according to plans and specifications to be seen at the office of F. I. Taylor, Recorder, until noon of Satur day May 20th. 1870, said improvement to be completed by September ist, 187G, as provided by ordinance "No, 121, passed the Council May 1st, 1870. The right to reject any or all bids is hereby reserved. HENRY MILLER. Sfreet Commissioner. Astoria, Oregon, May 2d, 1S7G. s QUEMOQIIA STREET IM PROVEMENT. Notice is hereby given that sealed pro posals will be received by the undersigned under instructions from the Common Council of the town of Astoria,, for the improvement of SQUEM.OQHA Street by grading and planking said street from Cass street to Main street, and by the building of a sidewalk on the south side of said SQUEMOQHA street from the east line ot lot No. two (2) in block No. twenty-seven (27) to Polk street, accoiding to plans :inj specifications to be seen at the oflke of E. J. Taylor, Recorder, until noon of May 20th, 1S7G, said improve ments to bo completed by the 1st day of June 1S7G, as provided by ordinance No. 121, passed the Council May 1st, 1S7G. I1ENRY MILLER, Street Commissioner. Astoria, Oregon, May 2d, 1S70. M :VIN S T R E E T MENT. IMPROYE- Notice is hereby given that sealed" pro posals will be nceived by the under signedunder instructions from tlfc Com mon Council of the town of Astoria, for the improvement of that part of MAIN Street, lying between Concomly and Court streets, 13 grading and planking the same and also to have the sidewalks in said street constructed to conform to the gt ado, according to plans and spec ifications to be seen at the otlice of P. J. Taylor, Recorder, until noon of Satur day May 20th, 1S7G, said improvement to be completed by September 1st, 187(5, as provided by ordinance No. 120. passed the Council May 1st? 1S7G. The right to reject any or all bids is hereby reserved. HENRY MILLER. Street Commissioner. Astoria, Orecron, May 2d, 1S7G. BENTON STREET MENT. IMPROVE- Notice is hereby given that sealed pro posals will be received by the undersigned under instructions of the Common Coun cil of the town of Astoria, for the con si! uction of a sewer on the cast do of Benton street, from Court street to the Columbia river, according to plans and specifications to be seen at the otlice of P. J. Taylor, Recorder, until noon of Satur daj May. 20, 1S7G. said improvement to be completed by September l.-t. 1S7G, as provided by ordinance No. 121, passed the Council May 1st, 1S7G. The right to reject airy or all bids is hereby reserved. HENRY MILLER. Street Commissioner. Astoria, Oregon, May 2d, 187G. W A.TER-PROOF SHIPPING-Tags Printed at the Astorian Office BILLS OF LADING, WAY BILES, Receipts, and all kinds of Commer cial Printing, done at the Astorian office. , CALL, EXAMINE, ORDER.- vjP2. POLITICAL. Democratic Ticket. Presidential Electers: H.KLIPPEL, of Jackson. E. A. CRONIN. of Multnomah. W. R. L ASWELL, ot Grant. . For Cengress: LaFAYETTE LANE, of Douglass. For District Atterney: F. R. STRONG, of Multnomah. County Ticket Joint Representative: R. TV. "WILSON, of Tillamook. Sheriff: THOMAS DEALEY. Clerk: D. W. LOWELL. Assesser: W. L. WORTHINGTON. Treasurer: A. VANDUSEN. Commissieners: JOHN LOOMIS. JOHNH015SON. School Superintendent: Rev. T. A. HYLAND. Surveyer: LEWIS HARTWICK. Corener: Dr.S.W.DODD. o Astoria Precinct. Justice of the Peace. P.H.FOX. Constable. Wm. OLIVER. BUSINESS CARDS. D R. S. W. DODD. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Astoria. Oregon, opposite Custom House. T Q. A. EOWLBY. A TORXEY AT LAW, ASTORIA, OREGON. F. J. TAYLOR. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Room No. 5, Brown's Building. ASTORIA, OREGON. A VAN DUSEN. NOTARY PUBLIC, ASTORIA. Agent "Wells, Fargo & Co. Yi 7M. KNEMEYER, Manufacturer of Barrels, Kits, Tanks, ETC., ETC., XEAU KI.VXEY'g ASTOUIA FISIIEEIY, "Will attend to all orders in tho uhovo lino promptly, and in a satisfactory manner, at reasonable prices. 2."m O PTO DUENER. PRACTICAL JEWELER, Main street, Astoria Oregon.' "WATCHES and CLOCKS cleaned and re paired in the host manner. c IIARLES S. WRIGHT. Corner of Main and Chenamus street, tioods received on consignment and sold to tho high est bidder: pETER II. EOX. MERCHANT TAILOR. New Shop, Main Street, Astoria. Clothing of all kinds cut and made to order. ,Clcaning and repairing. TfSTABLISIIED 1S4G. HEMLOCK TAMERY, m C. Lkinknwkbkr and II. Bitoirx, Props., Manufacture all kinds of Leather. URL BRACKLOW, Corner Court and and Hamilton Street, As toria, Oregon, Sign and Ornamental Painter and Paper Hanger. Orders luft at lender's Oregon Bakery will be piomptly lillcir.ind at reasonable rates. A class of children from eight to fifteen years of age will be taught free hand drawing. EAift & FERGUSON, Contractors and Builders, .1 .fcw ABE PREPARED TO furnish mate rial and K3C3 erect uuimimgs or even.' fj j ffjnpr discription : execute any LJ5ymu' all kinds of Carpen- --rcrs' ana joiners work, in tho most approved styles, with JS eatness and Dispatch, Plans and Specifications, A3D DILLS OF MATERIAL Furnished on Short Notice. Charges Reasonable. Seasoned Lumber Always on Hand. VST Orders left at I. W. CASE'SSTORE will bo promptly rt:ended to. BUSINESS CARDS. F. S. MEADE, MERCHANT TAILOR CHENAMUS STREET, ASTORIA, OREGON. FRENCH, ENGLISH, A "Vn A AT T7TTn "V xil jxxjixx ..; r I CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND TESTINGS, Constantly on hand. CST Garments made in the most Fashionable Styles. Draying & Trucking. w-.. ...in ;j i S""V TV ( ing purchased the inter- if-- V&Qf est of tho dbis& Astoria Truck ' & Dray Co., Including Teams, Vchccles, etc., respectfully announces that ho is prepared to FILL ALL ORDERS WITH PROMPTNESS, IN A CA KEb'UL MANNER ! i rum whs uiuc. . 357 Orders may bo left at tho Occident Hotel. T. S. JEWETT, Astoria Truck & Dray Co. New Stock Now Opened At N. LOEB'S, MAIN STREET, One door South of Globe Hotel, Astoria. THE UNDERSIGNED HAYING just received tmd opened ft new and complcto Stock of General Merchandise, Groceries and Provisions, Invites tho attention of the public. These (ioods will bo sold at Lovr Figures. Call be fore purchasing elsowhere. Tho best quality of goods for the Fishing and Sailors Trade constantly on hand. IKS" Highest lTJce Paid for Furs. Ta B5T New Goods byevery Steamer. N. LOED. Astoria, Oregon. Astoria Bakery, 0 HENRY JACOBS PROPRIETOR, Cor. of Main and Schemocqha Sts., Astoria Okegox. TAKES PLEASURE IX ANNOUNCING to tho public generally that he i? again prepared, at tho abovo well known stand to supply orders for Jfe'ltESll BREAD and all kinds of pastry. 6S" Ono of tho best Bakers on the coast omployed. Satisfaction guaranteed. A share of the public patronage respectfully solicted. RUTTER & McKENZlE, Ship Builders. HAVING LEASED THE PREMISES FOR a term of years, at the foot of Wash ington street, wo beg leave to announce to tho public that we aro now propared for SPAIl MAKING, CAULEINGr, and General Repairing of VESSELS, BOATS, ETC., ETC. esr Boats of all descriptions, first class in overy respect, built to order. Yard foot of Washington street, Astoria. Oregon. W. B. HEADINCTON, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, ASTORIA, OREGON. Plans and specifications for buildings of any kind, and contracts (largo or small) tilled with dispatch and in tho best manner possible. WINES, LIQUOES, CIGAES, E.PAPMAHL & CO., Hi Jr THE UNDERSIGNED PROPRIETORS OF THE COLUMBIA BREWERY juat erected and placed in operation at Astoria, wkh to inform the public that we aro now prepared to fill all orders for a splendid article of -ir- y - Having every facility for doing , rlVar ra llLy THE VERY li EST Oil AHACTER OF WORK f fltJ PAU1A,1 DX'17T I Mr. Papmahl being an Experienced Ero'ver, XaULvL AULLi.6Cl SjUdJEJJAtl USTTho COLUMBIA BREWEliY WILL WAR11ANT SATISFACTION IX FILLING ALL Orders. Givo us a trial. E. PAPMAHL & CO., Astoria, Oregon. ii4,..xxiJi'Aiujwiu,jijmm-jmjuiJui-.u BLACKSMITHING. ALBERT ROEDER& CO., Machinists, Gunsmiths, and Locksmiths, Corner Concomly and Lafayette Streets, ASTORIA, OREGOX. Will pay Special Attention to Blacksmith Work and general repairing. CEORCE MACLEAN, BLACKSMITH KODGERS' OLD STAND, Cass St., Astoria, Obego. All kinds of Rlacksmithing done to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ship and engine work a speciality. M BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. PHBHIC-r EQFAL TO THE BEST. AND Cheap us the Cheapest, at THE ASTORIAN UFFICK. THE Daily and Weekly . Job Printing Office ! IS NOW WELL SUPPLIED WITH New Material and Stock, And prepared to execute orders for POSTERS, BILLS OF FARE. PROGRAMMES, BILL-HEADS, CIRCULARS, LETTER-HEADS RECEIPTS, PAMPHLETS,. And any other kind of Printing, Neatly and Promptly The Lowest Living Price are Charged. Printing by hand, Printing by steam, Printing from type, Or from blocksby the ream. Printing in black, Printing in white. Printing in colors, Of sombre or bright. Printing for merchants, And land-agents, too ; Printing for any "Who've printing to do ; Printing for bankers, Clerks, auctioneers, Printing for druggists, Eor dealers in wares. Printing for drapers Por grocers, for all, "Who will send in their jobs Or give us a call. Printing of pamphlets, Or bigger books, too ; In fact there are few things Rut what we can do. Printing of placards, Printing of bills, Printing of car-notes Eor stores or for mills ; Printing of labels, All colors we use, sirs, Especially fit for Our salmon producers Printing of forms All sorts vou can get Legal, commercial, Or houses to let. Printing done quickly, Rold, stylish or neat. At the AsToniAx Office, On Squemocqha street- THE DAILY ASTORIAN JUST ESTABLISHED THE WEEKLY ASTORIAN 'OW IN ITS FOURTH YEAR Affords SUPISIOR Facilities to Adver Users. BSTGIVE US A CALL. -8 LAGErv BEER, ALE, Etc. PROPRIETORS, "1ERMAK1A BEER HALL BOTTLE BEER DEPOT, CiiEXA3ius Street. Astoria. Tho public aro invited to call and leave their orders. Splendid Lager 5 cent a glass. 1'reo Lunch every night. WM. BOCK & CO., Proprietors. iyr MYERS, " ASTORIABREWERY, Having all the necessary machinery for first class work, skillful Browers. and using nono but tho best quality of materials, tho Proprie tor is prepared to manufactureLAGER BEER in any quantity, from a single bottle to a bar rel, and put it up in good condition for ship ment or immediate use. Eamilies and keep ers of public houses promptly and regularly supplied, M. MYERS, Proprietor mimsmiiJMi' m& w&&&ziJn $M,i.jt?sf.Zi
