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'ASTORIA. OREGON:
9.fG.lREIjA.XD.
.Editor.
:.S UXD AY Fkhkua i:y lfi. 1S79
-Train Tho Boys For BusiuoBS.
There is one clement in the
Sbome -instruction of boys to which,
stays a Boston paper, too little at
tention has been given, and that is
the cultivation of habits of punct-
ualitv, S3"stcm, order, :ind responsi
bility. In too many households, i
hoys from twelve to seventeen are
too much administered to by lov
ing mothers or other female mem
bers of the family. Boys' lives
during those years are the halcyon
days of their existence. Up in the
morning just in season for break
fast; nothing to do but start oil'
earl enough not to be late; look
ing upon an errand as taking so
much time and memory away from
enjoyment; little thought of per
sonal appearance except when re
minded by mother to "spruce up"
a little; finding his wardrobe al
ivays where mother puts it in fact,
having nothing to do but enjoy
himself.
Thus his life goes on until
school ends. Then he is ready for j
business. He goes into an office
vhere everything is system, order,
precision. He is expected to keep
tbinirs neat and orderly, sometimes
kindles fires, file letters, do er
rands in short, becomes a part of
a nicely regulated machine, where
everything moves in systematic
grooves, and qach one is rcsposible
for correctness in his department,
and where, i place of ministers to
comfort, he finds task masters,
more or less lenient, to be sure,
and everything in marked contrast
to his previous life.
In many instances the change is
Hoo great. Errors become nuraer
ous; blunders, overlooked at first,
get to be a matter of serious mo
ment; then patience is overtasked,
and the boy is told his services are
no longer wanted. This is his first
blow, and sometimes he never ral
lies from it. Then comes the sur
prise to the parents, who too often
never know the real cause, nor
where they have failed in the train
ing of their children.
What is wanted for every boy
is to have something special to do;
to have some duty at a definite
hour, and to learn to watch for
that time to come; to be answer
able for a certain portion oflhe
routine of the household; to be
'trained to anticipate the time when
he may enter the ranks G'f 'business,
and be fortified with habits of en
ergy, accuracy, and application,
often of more importance than su
perficial book "learning.
vDhe Virginia senate has ad-
dopted, by a unanimous vote, the
extraordinary series ofimllification
resolutions winch -were recently
presented to that 'body. These
resolutions assert the broadest
possible view of state sovereignty.
They deny the right of the general
.government to protect a citizen in
life, liberty or property, or the
exercise of rights where the state
claims jurisdiction; declare the
legislation which has grown out of
the constitutional amendments to
lbe jiuD and void; deny the right
of the general government to en
force the 'decisions of its own judi
K'iiaiy where the -state interpose its
vote, etc., etc These fulminations
are quite as effective as a bull
-against a -comet, but coming in the
-unanimous voice of the upper
'branch of the Virginia legislature
they are instructive indications of
.the tendencies of southern senti-
inient.-
Eftf
OFFICT&Ii.
Pacific county, W. T. Commission
ers court held February 3d to 6th,
1879, present, Martin Stickles and
John Davis commissioners, and John
R. Goulter, clerk.
Ordered, that the poll road tax of
Robert Sestren for the year 187S be
stricken from the tax list of 1S78 for
the reason that he paid double poll
road tax for the year 1S77.
Ordered, that the petition for sur
vey of Brookfield and Grays river
count road be granted, and the coun
ty surveyor is hereby instructed to
survey the same and report to this
board at its next session.
Ordered, that the report of the
viewers appointed to extend the TJrook
iieid and Grays River cunty road to
E. Millei's house le approved, and
said road is hereby declared a countv
road
Ordered, that the petition of resi
dents of 2orth river road district !No.
7, for the location of a county road
from the north line of J. B. Rose's
land to a slough near J. Johanson's
house be granted, and John 13. Rose,
Johannes Johanson. and John Benson
be ap'Hmited viewers to locate the same
and report to this board at its next
-session.
Ordered, that the report -of viewers
relocating and extending ceunty roads
near Skinners Bute be approved, and
said road is hereby declared a countv
! road.
Ordered, that the settlement of L.
H. Rhoades, supervisor of Bay Center
road district Xo. JO, A. T. Stream,
supervisor of Toke point road district
jSo. S, Win. Axford, supervisor of
Bruceport road district No. 5 and
Johnl)avis, supervisor of the Knapp
ton road district No. 10, be accepted.
Ordered, That the petition of citizens
of Tarktt road district, No. i) and vicini
ty for the grant on certain conditions of
twenty feet of the Tarlett county road
to a company for the building of a
tramway be not granted, the proper
legal measures not having been taken
in the premises.
Ordered, That the petition of citi
zens of Chinook road district and vi
cinity for the appointment of viewers
to re-locate the county road, running
from Chinookville to Knappton, and
to locate a county road from the set
tlement on Chinook river, near A. B.
Church's farm to intersect the beach
on Baker's bay, in Chinook rmd dis
trict No. 4 be grained, and A. B.
Church, E. J. Ford and R. G. Davey
be hereby appointed viewers to locate
the same, said viewers to meet at the
house of A. B. Church, on the first
Monday in .March next, for said pur
pose, and it is further ordered, that
:is soon as the supervisor of road dis
trict No. 4, shall report to this board
that the road from A. B. Church's
land to the beach (hereby ordered lo
cated) is opened and traveled, then
all portion of the present county road
lying between Chinook river and the
point at wliich the road to be located
hereby from A. B. Church's farm to
the beach, intersects said county road
leading from Chinook -river toj
Chinookville, shall be by this
order vacated, and it is further
ordered, that the petition for vacation
of that portion of the county road
leading from Chinookville to Chinook
river, not herein ordered vacated, be
not granted, provided that previous
to the order for view of said road be
ing issued, the bond required by law
ic filed with the Auditor.
Ordered, That the taxes, interest
and costs now due on the W. A of N.
W. j of Sec. 4, T. 14, N. R. 11 W, be
divided into two equal portions, one
half to be anportionod to the north
half and the other to the south half of
said land,
Ordered, That the petition for the
appointment of three disinterested
householders to view a county road
commencing at a point on the creek
south of M. S. Griswold's claim in
Bruceport road district No. 5 to run
from thence in a southwesterly direc
tion to the gulch north of J. N. Starhs
house be granted and John Cortell,
Harry Finley and J. A. Clark are ap
pointed said viewers toineetatStoney
Point on the 27th day of February
for said purpose and if said viewers
are satisfied that a good road can be
located as prayed for in the petition
at a reasonable expense, taking into
consideration the utility, convenience
or inconvenienco and expense which J
will result to individuals as well as to ;
the public if such road shall be estab
lished, they are hereby ordered to i
1. .. ii --Si 1, i,
locate the same, provided that the
county auditor is hereby ordered pro
vious to issuing order for suid view to
take a bond to the county of Pacific
in the sum of one hundred dollars of
one or more of the petitioners, with
good and suHicient sureties, condition-
ed tliat if the prayer of the petitioners
be not granted and allowed, the person
executing such bond will pay all cost
and expenses that may be inemrjdli
icAson 01 sucn view,
t 1ZXL1 3 7,;;; iT.;c ;.rP I
Reed's -issossnient for the vear 1878
be stricken from said year's tax list
now in the hands of the treasurer,
Ordered, That the accounts of the
auditor with Thus. Crcllin late treas
urer of Pacific county beappoved.
Ordird. Tii.uf. klu nnsfc li:ilf nf fhn
east half Section No. 33 in Township
4 o. 13 uct'th of range ito. 11 west .be
leased to F. G. Davis for the sum of
ten dolars per annum.
Ordered, That the following bills
be allewed:
S Walker, J. P. fees in "W. T. vs J. Fa
galtla $13 T5
T.S. llarr, constable fees inTei. vs. J.
Fagalda 18 40
C. M. Stan, witness tecs in Ten vs. la-
ama -w
J. Ijunley, 'witness fees in Ten vs. .1.
Fagalda 3
40
J. Dudson, witness fees in Ter. vs. .1.
r agania -
Sherd Vaughn, witness fees in Ter. vs.
.1. Fagalda .. -
Mrs. M. K. Vaiushn. witness fees in Ter.
vs. J. Fagalda
. A. Vaughn, witness fees in Ter. vs.
I. Fagalda ..
T. Devlin,.wit.ness fees in Ter. vs. J. Fa
galda ..
J. I. Miller, jurors fees in Ter. vs. .J. Fa
galda J. l.akcr, jurors fees in Ter. vs. J . Fa
galda J. Lewis, jurors fees in Ter. vs. .1. Fa
galda..., .
F. P. 1 lull, jurors fees in Ter. vs. .1. Fa
galda.... ,...
IT. 1. A hllmrg, jurors foes in Ter. vs. J.
Faualda ....?....
A. I IolUen. jurors fees in er, vs. .1. Fa
galda J. Lewis, guarding and board of .1. Fa
galds. j) davs .
7 80
7 50
a 20
7
7 80
2 20
2 30
2 90
2 30
2 40
2 40
9 00
2 55
S. Walker. J. p. fees in Ter. vs. C. M.
Stark
S. "Walker, Holdhec eoroneis mn nest on
W. Strong 10 00
W. DnscDU, juror in coroners inquest
on W. Strong
Lewis Oleson. juror in coroners inquest
on W. Strong -
Geo. Rirehnrd, juror in coroners inquest
on W. Strong
T. II. Foss. juror in coroners inquest on
W. Strong
W. S. llendron. juror in coroners in
quest on W. Strong
O. W. ltfrchard, sen., juror m coroners
inquest on W. Strong ..
J. Brown, actual personal expenses in
2 00
2 00
2 CO
2 03
2 00
2 00
conveying S. Lninrwortiiy to insane
asylum 1G a0
J. l.rown, hire of T. II. ln to assist in
conveving S. LangworUiv to insane
asylum io CO
J. iirown, furnishing iudexes to District
court books 13 f0
Johnson & Stevens, carrying South
Rend election returns ai.d freight on
bricks and lime .. 13 00
J. A. Vaughn, carrying Deep river elec
tion returns G 00
J. Wood & Co., for 100J bricks and two
bhis of lime- 19 00
O. W. Dolau. School Sueriutendeiits
services and stationery 22 (V
II. W. Paulding, use of house April and
Nov. 1S7S elections a 00
K. IL Bloomfield. salarv as l'niieeiitiug
Attorney. Oct. 31. 1H77 In Oct. 31. 1S7A. GO 27
C. II. Stickels, viewing Rrooktleld and
firays river count v road extension..... 12 00
P.Delaet, viewing H'ronk field and Grays
river county road extension 12 00
G. T. Ashley! viewing lirooklield and
Grays river county road extension ... 12 00
L. A. Lonmis, bruiting brick and litne
from boat to Court-house - 2 25
T. 11. Goulter, stationery and staiis'HHl
envelopes '. I.t 00
J K. Goulter. Auditor's fees ;tj 3o
M. Stickels, Commissioners services and
112 miles mileage 30 SO
J. Davis, Commissioners services and
41 miles mileage 2fi 0
J. It. Goulter, Cleric to Commissioners... 12 00
L. A. IxHnuis, viewing Skinners hute
county rond - 3 00
C.A. Heed, viewing Skinners hute coun
ty road....: 3 00
Ordered, That the court adjourn
sine die. SI. Stickels,
""r-ITTk Attest : 'Chairman.
eao., Joux R. Goultkr.
s- . Clerk.
Gystcrville. W. T.. Feb. 7. lS7i.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUJCTJ.. In Liberty hall yesterday morn
ing, a piece of jewelry, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying for
this advertisement.
J. STRAUSS,
Importer snd "Wholesale Dealer In
WINES AND LIQUORS,
CONSISTING OF
A A A OLD VALLEY "WHISKY,
CUTTER "WHISKY,
OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON,
MARTEL BRANDY,
IIENNESIE BRANDY,
GRAPE BRANDY,
HOLLAND GIN AND RUM,
ANGELICA, PORT, SHERRY AND
CLARFr WINES,
PORTER, ALE, AND ST. LOUIS
BOTTLE BEER.
These goods will only be sold at wholesale,
and at lowest figures. Come and sample
them before purchasing elsewhere.
J. STRAUSS,
ASTORIA, - - - - OREGON.
JPUKE CIlEIt
250 Gallons Pure Cider Vinegar,
in 25 Gallon Packages.
For sale by
!E. S IA-a.Si.S5i
r?7Thls Is tliehest quality of vinegar that
is inaue : 11 IS warniuieu pure ciuur iucxar,
, m"ui,bv an Oregon factor, and persons in
j want of "a good article, wholesale or retail,
j aru invited to cail on
,q LS.RSEN,
Cor, Sqnemocqhc and Cuss streets. Astoria.:
J it's -- s r T T5"1
j - OaCi, ay,yaA-JSS.w
DES3 RABLS C JTY PROPERTY,
If you mean Business and want the Best
Bargain in Oregon
CaK at The Astorian OfHce.
For the Next SIXTY Days we Offer
I Large House mid Iteaiitlful Lot;
I Inside Lot; 1 Corner Lot;
AT JBEIJ ROCK !KIC2:S.
?-This propertv is within two minutes
walk of the Tost oflice and Custom-house :
h:is splendid fruit and shrubbery ; is well
supplied WitJl eXCClieni wuicr. auu uie tuie
Ij nfi hvnnil illsnute.
I " Thcrelsalbrlninit. Apply to
I JLslorian Office.
BUSINESS CAIO)S.
B r. DEKXISOX. F. .T.TAYLOK
DENXISO & TAYLOIt,
ATTORNEYS AT IAW.
ASTOKTA. OlJEOOX.
Office I'p stairs in Parker's building,
corner CheHainns and llenton streets.
O. K. BKU. A.1IKACHE.V.
Attorneys at Law and Notaries Public.
Commissioner of Deeds for California and
Washington Territory.
Astoria, Oregon.
OFTirE Comer of SquenitH-cjho and Cas
streets, up stairs. (ver K. S. Ii-sen's store.
J. W. KOI!'. r ui.iu..
I5IJB & F5T.TOT.
Attorney s-ai-Law. Collecting and Raal
tstate Agents.
Itootm Nos. l an 2. Dr. "Welch's new build
'g. SqurtiMH'qha street. Astoria.
F.
D. WJITOST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oftlee in City Hall D-iilding.
ASTOKTA, OREGON.
D
R. I. M. SEVERN.
Graduate T'niversity f Ponnsylvania.
PIIYSiTIAX AX2 St'RBE.
EXAMINING SURGEON OF PENSIONS.
Jice. Uuen's building.
2Kre Hoars. s a. m. to 10 A.r. and or
yx. to s v. m. At night can be found at Tur
pin House. Astoima. Okrgo.
iSr. F. crang,
PKYSICiAN AUD SURQEC?J,
ASTOKIA, OREGOX.
OiUcp 100111 io. 7 over C. L. Partrer's
store. Opposite Demenfs drug store.
K.
.1. "W. OLIVEii,
IZ03JEO PAT1IIST.
Having permanently located in Astoria,
tenders his services to the citizens of this
jl:M'e.
Ori'ieK. For Uie nrf;ent at life residence
corner of Main and Jefferson streets.
OTTO IK7F3i'&K.
WATCHaIAKER and jeweler.
II S 3SKMOVED TO
Main .street, Parker's building,
ASTORIA. - - - - OREGON.
J.
STEWART.
Stone and Marble Cutter,
ASTORIA, - - - ORHGOX.
All kimfe of building worl. and monumen
tal work attended to promptly and to order.
Satisfcietion guaranteed.
riEO. IiOVETT.
CLEANING and REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
Benton street, opposite Tost-oflice. Astoria.
C RAY.
Manufacturer of
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES,
WUIPS, ETC.
as-Oars leathered, and leather for sale.
Astoria Steam Laundry.
J. T. IsailCIIEKS Proprietor.
Astoria. Oregon.
No rubbing or scrubbing, and no thrashing
your clothes too pieces. Buttons sewed oil
and clothes mended.
"Ncat work at reasonable prices. Give
us a call.
TTUG1I STOOr,
CARPENTER AND JOMER,
AND GENERAL JOBBER
ASTORIA, OREGON.
XTS-ncu'cs built to order, -and satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on Squeiuncqha street,
next door to the Episcopal church.
J. H. D. GRAY,
Wiolesale and retail dealer in.
OYSTERS, by the SACK,
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
Ocneral storaee and Wlmrfnn on ro!isfn-
able terms.
Ordinance No. 31 !.
AN" 01D1ANCE to provido for special
"nel for tho city in tho matter of tho lust
will of Cyrus Olney, deceased.
Wiikrkas. It i t averted that Crrim nnCY.
I i -lAj:,0rm deceased, left a will under
which it h clnmod tho city ha lnrge nccuni
.iry intoroU. nn.i it is aborted on tho other
hand that ud supposed will i invalid and
that no rights accrued to tho city thereunder,
and it h de-miblo to havo more corUiin ad
vice about tho matter.
Soia the city of Astoria does ordain ns follow?:
nnPdV Vi-1"-11- D my Joh"n V'ah"
i ,V - ; ,h,vol 2re hereby constituted
and appointod asrents for tho-oitv nnd urc au
thoried and cnipowopd and directed on bo
..nli f ,e?,tynnd. In ' na,no- lt employ
M.2th..L Mt0 ""riUt,n cnrnct with I-". I).
acts and the law relative to the will of the
e"l- of fit ".'"Wi-""-1 the rights and inter
fitn,H, fclty-,?f At0-ri.il thereunder, and to
raraii.li nis written opinion ihcrcor. utan a-
Itt?';'1 further to retain him in
tec for nnl ?, U"der S,,-id w "' her
ice for conducting an acton or suit to tinal
undrodnnn!lM,!'rnl i1 cedinK frS. ono
reasonabloconlmsent feo : may bo agreed
boSrnrfoJrI.mnUl,ianr,-0!Jan tako efTect nnd
niayon " aftCr its approval by tho
Paaaod the Council. Jan. 2) 187D
Attest: It. H. oa RD WELL.
Approved. Jan. 30. 170. AudUr and Clerk
J Sl'b. UUAY,. Acting Maj'or.
AUCTION SALES.
T C. HOLDEN,
Notary Public for the State of Oregon.
Real Estate Asent and Conveyancer.
Agent for the FIIHQIKN'S FUND IJfSlTR-
AXCE COMPANY of San Francisco.
COMMISSION ACEN1 and AUCTIONEER.
Kents and Accounts Collected, anil re-
tBi-nv promptly snntfe.
Regular sales day.
S ATI'S AYS at 2 I. It.
y. P.. Parties harms rent estate, lunu
utre or any other coeds to disuse of eitlior
at auction w private .:deslMHdd notifvme
soon as convenient lxfor the dav of salf.
o storage charged on gixid ml, at Auc-
-"" r. cnoLh.:x.
1(1 Am tionefr.
AMUSEMENTS.
rosxisifs
Dancing
Academy.
Page's hniMfne next door to E. S. Inrscii.
Okxts Cx. ss-0n Momlav and Thttrsdav
evenmjrs. at 7 ::U).
Ladiks (i..s- On Monday and Thursday
inmni. ni z "i!w.
i'.OY
1 Ci.vss On Tuesdar and Fridav
igs. at 7 ::j
evenings.
.MlSKS Cl..S, WVtlnfleilnv ,! Qntitnln..
at 4 f. l.
"Wednesday evenisr for the entire scltoai,
vone admitted except lolnrs
Saturday evening SOIIIEE.
rRioj Tidies and gents clas.s per
hnith 5 w
boys and Misncs class per ?.lontli .
HOTELS AND RES'JAL'RANTS.
pARKER IIOTJSE,
ASTOKTA, OREGOX.
IT. P,. PARK El J. Proprietor,
TITTs HOTEL is the largest. iKr eomfor
:iMe and lwst kpt botel in the eitv. Is
supplied with t he IhM of spring wajer. hot
and cold batlrOmrbcrshop. and a first-class
saloon withlM'st of luiuon. and c'wu-s. :ind
line billiard table. Free conch in and iria
the hotis : !: iges reasonable. ?i of) to $'2o&
Kr day. according to room occupied.
Astoria. July n, ib7S.
FpUEl'IS IIOUKG.
D. L.TrHPIX - PirovniKTOn.
MAIN STREET.
TleLwecn Se.uemoeo.be and Jefferson,
Astouia, OitHCO:,.
Board and lodging per week .?fT
Board per dav
Single Meal. ' ...
Tne table will lte simnlied at all times with
tho"nest the market aflords.
A. .1. JIKGLKU.
c. s. wuunir.
OCCIIKT HOTEI,
MEGLER & WE TOUT. Propriotors.
Astoria, Oregon.
THE PROPRIETORS ARE RAPPY TO
announce that the above hotel has been
repainted and refurnished, adding greatlv to
the comfort of its guests and is now the(est
hotel north of San Francisco.
P
LACE LODCiING HOUSE.
( Aliskj & llegele's new building)
Corner of Morrison and Third streets.
PORTLAND. OREGON,
STTurnislied room; in suits, or single, b
the day. week or month.
Miss II. MEXKFF.E. Lessee.
XirAIiTjA WxVIiTiA
RESTAURANT,
TIIEO. BROEMSKK, - - PtoiniETOK.
4-
-r
Fresh oysters, and other deli- fi
cacies of "the season, served hi-qa..
every style. Sfi
Opposite the Telegraph oflice, Squemo'ihe
street, Astoria, Oregon.
B-.MEALS AT ALL TIOCRSTPa.
ASTORIA CAN0"? FACTORY
-AKD-OYSTEK
SALOOX.
HA VINO ENLAROKD IVIY STOKE T
have now on hand the largest and best
assortment of plain and French candies in
town. aKo, all kinds of
CAKES. CRACKEKS AND BISCUITS.
All of which I offer for sale at the lowexi
cash price, wholesale and retail at
SCHWIEER'S CONFECTIONERY-
Opposite the bell tower.
Retail candy from 2o to 75 cents per pound.
Frch Esistcrn and ShoalwaterVM
uav ovsiei ci uu in i-ij ouii-.
SEAMING GLASSES,
AH sizes and shapes from Plate or 26 r
DOORS. WINDOWS.
AND
WINDOW GLASS.
Sash, Weights. Etc.
Address all orders
CLIFFORD C9QCIHS,
(Successor to Jason. Springer & Co.
PORTLAND, OREGOK.
" VllOS A S17FPEKEK.
Do not fail, if bad health you'r afraid of.
Of knowing exactly what you'r bread is.
matte of.
Sow allow me to tell you, for experience I've
bad I'm sure.
Nothings worse lor the stomach than when
vouY yeiust powder's not pure.
Oh then be careful hi futmc, you know
what's at stake.
Iet me advise vou (for I know now) -what
brand to take.
jLet your grocer give you no other kind for
You
na Tlnniiollv's Yepct Towdor n r
good health puresndllght bread jooie
suit. " .
(&j
A