The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, February 25, 1879, Image 3

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ASTORIA OREGON
ISSUED EVERY MORNING,
(Monday Excoptcd).
il. C. IBEI.AXD : : iURI.ISirER.
Aziorian Jiuiidivj, Cans Street.
Terms of Subscription :
berved by Carrier, per wook 25 Cents
"Sent by mail, four months S 00
Seat hy mail, one year t) OU
Free of Post a go to Swbcribors.
ftT Advertisements mortcd by U;u year at
tho rate of SI ri) ior square ier month.
Trancicnt ?uvertMnj:, by the day or wook,
fifty cants per square for oneli incrrion.
THE CITY.
ZST'Thc I) ti-y Atouiax wfW Ik sent by
moil at 7r r nts a nwntft. Irccof xxdijc. Head
fav who cMian)tatctiUcncc frem the rij ran
have Tine Astojman fttlhtw them. Daily
trr WkKKia cd'dUm in mj ptml-ttfUcr wilh
tud tuidiivmal expense. Addrce may be
cuanged utter, ax desired. "Lcm'c orders "hi
tfte couiitinu ivwtn.
"BRIEF AXXO UXCEMEXT.
House lo let, next to .lafkins &
211 awes, snitablo for ii!llimry. etc.
"Good night my darling child-"
UCw night at the concert.
After lightering the steamslnp
Oregon she was got off and taken to
Portland.
Curtain will rise nL 8:30 o'clock
M night .sharp, at Metropolitan hail.
So long as storage is cheaper than
i,axes men cannot be expected to build
wharves.
There is no more diptheria in
Astoria. The health officer informs
us that no further trouble need be
expected.
A large number of seats have
luen engaged for the grand concert to
aiight. It will be seen by advertisement
lo-day, that it is expected that the
Hera will sail for Honolulu n Satur
day. ... . . m O
Mrs. Jl. Watson was a passenger
by the Great Republic. Mrs. W. has
been spending the -winter in .Califor
nia. Adler has left a lift of delinquents
-at this office to -"be published on the
1st of "March, in case that the accounts
are not settled by that day.
"Lucia d Lammamor1' anS. "the
Ohapel on the Hill." At Metropol
is ton hall to-nkrht.
Carl Adler has secured the 2rvi
ces of an expert watchmaker, and is
3iow prepared for business in that line.
Mr. T. Bailey is again at his post
duty in this city, after a hasty
trip to the. east. He appears to be
"very glad to get home again.
Gum boots were necessary with
which to "wade" to church in 'Sunday
night, but yecterday was a calm beau
tiful dar, and as clear as a bell.
Don't forget to-ceenre your seat
at Wilhelm'c, Mrs. Steers, or Dement's
druj; store for the concert to-night.
A man fell overboard from the
boom at Hume's mill yesterday, but
by lustly yelling saved himself; as he
raised the lown, and the town raised
him.
Try egg jumbles, banana cakes,
nic-nacs, Jenny Lmd extra soda and
pic-nics, if you want anything in the
cracker line.
To be had at J. W.
Gearhart's.
Please be particular to note the
Hale of furniture at auction by E. C.
Holden on Thursday next. Any
peraon wishing a splendid Hal let &
Davis piano should particularly note
this sale.
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The steamship Oregon got aground
at the entrance of the "Wallamette on
her passage up the river to Portland.
The Idaho tried but coiilH. not pull
her off on Sunday.
Dr. Jim showed what lying old
rascal lie is, in the Police court yester
day. He coulH. not sabbe when on
the stand e -a witness; but after he
jot oil he could talk the English lan-
Mr. K. H. Bloomfield will re
onove his office and residence to Van
couver after this date. Persons hav
,ing bmsiness with the attorney of the
M judicial 'district of Washington
'territory would do well tqanake a note
of this.
Tionccrs Meetinj
The annual meeting of the Pioneer
and Historical society adjourned
Saturday evening. Tiie officers elec
ted for the ensuing year -were T. P.
Powers President; S. T. McKean
Secretary: A. Van Dusen Treasurer;
W. H. -Gray corresponding secretary,
end a beard of delegates consisting of
ladies and gentlemen.
Iole Court.
Tcbruary 21th, 11. B. Parker, Judge.
City of Astoria v. II. F. Wickham,
charged with retaining books and
papers belonging to the city. Found
guiltv and lined $25 00 and -costs.
.Notice of appeal and bonds fixed at
SL50.
Olof Peterson, charged with fre
quenting an opium den. Found
guilty, fined $10 and costs.. Commit
ted until aid. or live days.
State of Oregon v. Loe Chung.
Grand larceny. Ueld to appear in
the sum of $500.
Witnesses in the case, Mem Sun and
Ah Nucy, held in the sum of $50
each.
Sir. E. P. Thompson's friends
are glad to see him back again to web
foot, after a verf pleasant sojourn in
California. He has resumed his
position with Messrs. Badollet & Co.
Canncrymen and business men
in general Mill do well to examine
Adler's new stock of 77iJWkh.vj and
Stationery which he bought in the
East and oflers at less than Portland
prices.
Mr. Wm. 15. Adair has returned
from his winter sojourn in San Fran
cisco. We are pleased to hear from
him that we shall "have the pleasure
of meeting the General (his father) in
Astoria aimin the cominjr summer.
News reached Portland on Satur
day of the most horrible murder of an
old lady, Mrs. John Hagar, at a farm
house near Milwaukie on the day
before. Her husband and daughter
were absent at the 'time. It is sup
posed that the murderer expected to
find considerable money in the house
but he nly got fifteen dollars.
- -The ship Annie M. Smull, aud the
ship Prince Amadeo arrived down
from Portland yesterday partly laden
for sea. The Annie M. Smull went to
Portland nearly a year ago. She
passed Astoria May 21st, 1878; the
Prince Amadeo was more fortunate,
having passed Astoria for Portland on
the 25th of October, 1878, exactly four
months auo.
The Bee corrects with respect to
the court appointing an attorney for
an impecunious criminal. It says
that Judge Bellinger sees no appro
priation for such purposes and is cog
nizant of no statute that allows him
to grant the 15. In cnnseujiece of
this fact few are willing to accept the
responsibility, and the acceptance is
left to the generosity of volunteers.
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The steamship Great llepublic
has been very materially improved
since her last trip to Oregon. She is
still in command of the same affable
gentleman, Capt Carroll, and we
find Mr. Peck and Mr. Cornwall at
tending to the duties of nurser .inn
clerk. The steamer brought a cargo
of 2,800 tons on the present voyage,
320 tons of which was for Astoria;
besides 450 passengers.
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A subscriber asks: "where will
yon find a coal mine to develop, near
Astoria.? " referring to an article in
The A8TQBIA2C last -Sunday. "We -.reply
at 0ak point, Columbia cify, and
in .the vicinity of Knappa, .and onfche
Nehalem,5 miles f roralhere. Wo have
not see either one of the mines, but
Hon. Gao. Abernathy Dr. Copies,
Capt. Geo. W. Woods ana others have.
Referring to the now storm in
south-eastern Oregon, the State Liae
Herald, published at Lake View in
Lafce foounty, -says that four feet of
snow fell at Green springs. The fall
of snow at Lake View was very light.
The Chewaucan and Summer lake
valleys were entirely without snow,
land the fall has been so light on the
desert thaf water for stock will be
exceedingly scarce.
Lodgjlko House Persons Tmiir!
furnished or unfurnished fodmscan be
acoojimiedatcd. at reasonable .rot f
JMes.Mudsoils Chenamus .st., Astoria,
Foreign Exports
Since the last report of clearances
fiom the Astoria custom house -was
made for publication in Tiie Astoriax,
the following vessels have cleared for
European ports with cargoes and values
as specified. Shipments from Portland
are noted as they eccur:
To Liverpool, per City of Tork,-Feb. 11th:
Valu-s.
Flour from Astoria 4,310 bbls... $2iLS$2 00
" Portland...l3,599 " ... 01.720 0J
Totals 17,933 blils... SS2.55S 00
To Quocntown, jwr Cidzow Forest, Feb. 10th:
Wheat from Astoria fi.fill ctls... $12,852 00
" Portlnnd2S,9R " 50,000 00
Total? -. 31,525 ctls SG2.9G2 03
To Liverpool, per Oban Bay, Feb. Sd.
Flow from Astoria 1.778 bbl? $ S.621 00
"Vlieiil
-. . T,7CJ ctls 13,590 00
Total Astoria
Flour from Portland-. ,0$2 bbls...
Wheat - (5.000 ctls ...
..S22.211 oo
11,080 00
10.500 09
Total Tfflue $77,041 00
T QHeeHt0iti, er Cat flock, Jan. SI.
Whoat from Astoria... 9.W2ctls... $16,010 00
PorrlantL 2S.SIK) " ... 50,5 00
Totals 3S.551 ctls $17,471 00
T QHeenMmon,j)cr Hannah Landles, Jan.ZS.
Yimt from Astoria... 44,213 ctls... $75,214 00
To Qnerwtmon,jer Luttcrtcorth, Jan. S7th:
Whcift from Astoria 0 ctls $ I,fi0 00
Portland- 25,770 4G.G41 00
Totals 20,700 $48,531 00
To Liverpool, per Sabrina, Jan. 27th;
Flour from Portland..
" " Astoria
9,421 bbls... $48,500 00
SIC
4,0$0 0)
Total flour lO.iTT
"Wheat from Portland- 703
Stf, (0
12,30" CO
Total valuo $59,S$0 00
7V QveenttHKH, er Furepa:
Wheat from Astoria... 10.011 ctls... S1S.717 00
Portland- 27.S5U
.. 4S.IK4 00
Totals 35,472 $07,181 00
T Qtcwtoion, per A lice D. Coeper:
Wheat from Astoria 39.K34 ctls... $00,358 SO
T Qneem4(PH, per WaMicater:
Wiiwitfmm Astoria... 2 012 ells.
' Portland.. 25.7&S " ...
$ 5,100 no
41, '125 00
$46,725 00
Totals 2S.G0S
Ta AoerjMel, per Robert Lee:
Flour from Astoria... 5.231 lifsks
" Portland- 14.7C9 "
$12.Vv5 00
35.145 00
Total flour 20.000
Wheat from Astoria... !,WV ctls.
Portland- 9.G57 .
$400o 00
11.000 00
10.000 00
Total 1(5,592
S79,SC0 00
T QHeentKn, per Rrodeck Bay:
Wheat from Portland- 25.34S ctls... $44,360 00
To Liverpool, per Shenier:
Flour from Astoria-... 8.G10 hf sks
" " Portland - 24.300 "
$11,385 00
59,100 00
Totals flour 32,922
Wheat from Portland- 6,103
S7S.4P5 00
10,300 00
Total $S8,765 00
To Qneeiwtown, per Strathearn:
WhofctTrom Astoria... 5.S07ctIs $10.2S1 P0
" " Portland- 30,852 " .. 51,010 00
Totals
, 36.039
$84,294 00
$ 7.061 00
4S.73S 00
To Qneenttoxen, per Ifairnshire:
What from Astoria.. 4:0$7 ctls...
" ' Portland- -S,QSl V ...
Totals.
.. 32.118
$55,804 00
HOPE.
It's hope thst keeps us' ud,
It's hope that keeps our memories
green.
It's hope that makes our lves siibTime,
It's soap that "keeps us clean.
Stray Gems.
Important to the Ladles of Astoria.
Mrs. A. Ginder. in David lngalls build
ing, corner of Cass and Jefferson streets, j
takes pleasure in informing the ladies
of Astoria and vicinity that she has just
opened a well selected stock oi sanies
underwear, and Children's and Infants
goods, to which she invites the attention
of purcliasers.
Sljrbt Is Priceless.
A. 3L Krine, manufacturing optician,
from San Francisco has opened a branch
store on Chenainus street, next door to
Dement's drug store, for asliort time
onlj. where he will suit all weak, near,
far-sighted and cataract eyes with his
improved Parabola Spectacles and Eye
Glasses, mounted in steel, shell, and
gold frames. All persons wishing to
improve their sight should call at once
and secure a pair of the celebrated Para
bola glasses.
CleslRg oHt Sale.
Mr. Maurice II. Black, who TW.ently
came toTortland fromUlic east for the
purpose of establisliingmXaliies under
wear manufactory, mis concluded to
discontinue his business, and is now in
the city, selling off the balance tlf his
stock 'consisting of Ladies' underwear
and embroideries at low prices, Ladies
call and be convinced. Chenamus street,
nextrfioor to Cement's drug storo.
& correspondent of the Gazette
wwfcing from Newport takes Mr. Wm.
Rein's Portland board of trade up,
and handles it without gloves, on
account of neg!ect4o mention the Ya
quina bay railroad project. It was in
deed a very shabby trick of the Hon.
(?) gentleman (?) but, brother Eialto,
th is not the fist offense of that same
individual. Do- you see anything
about Astoria in that repoj? and yet
Astoria last year shipped 2,25fe406
of salmon, flour, wheat, .etc., against
$3,974,561 from Portland, or within
$1,419,155 of the full amount sent from
the great center around which revol
ves all the brains, wealth, and we may
say snobs of the state.
S5? RpnH vour subscription for the
AcTnmAVfltinthfirvexr. flelo usthat
-niay continue to helj? you. ,
AROUND THE CITY.
Dr. Oliver has located his office up
stairs in same building with Sinister s
daguerrean room. Dr.' Oliver claims a
record of over twelve years successful
practice in Washington City and South
ern California, aud mav be justly con
sidered as entitled to the confidence of
those of our citizens favorable to the
homeopathic practice of medicine.
Keep your blood pure au& your
health must be good, the great purifier
is PfumUrs Orcsor. Blood Purifier. All
Astoria druggists have it now.
Your complexion is sallow, and
skin yellow, your liver is affected.
Obtain from vour-druggist a bottle of
Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier.
-Miss. E. C. Benedict having com
pleted the teaohing of Mrs. linker's
system of cutting and fitting ladies
drosses, and having test fits in' Astoria,
takes pleasure in referring to Mrs. T,
-. .Jpvctt,;Mrs. S. T. Mi'Keiin. Mrs. Eric
Johnson, and Miss Annie Jentis. tliev
each having learned the art. Mis Bene
dict will remain in the citv for a -short
time, and may be found at Mrs. S. T.
McKoan's. vhere she -will continue to
give instructions as set forth in previous
card.
Fresh oysters in every style and
at all hours at the Pioneer restaurant.
Mr. J. Stewart, stone and marble
cutter of Astoria will guarantee sati
faytion to all ordering work of him. and
will do a belter job for Iosn money than
any outside workman. 1 lis work in the
cemetery here should be sufficient rceom
uiciidntion. Before you let your con
tracts for work of this kind it "would be
well to call upon Mr. Stewart.
A new lot of full bound blank, and
receipt books, specially for use in can
neries, at the City Book store.
Get your baskets filled for a little
money at Bailey's.
... prisii oysters in every style at
Schmeers'. See advertisement.
"A small house to let in a desiralde
locality for residence. Inquire at this
oltice.
Capt. .T.'O. Hustler wishes to give
everybody timely lioiiei that if that
school tax is not paid within a few days
costs will certainly follow.
Parties in want of good O'dar
Shingles will do well to apply to 11. C.
Comegys, Kalama. W. T.
Xick Squi valence ha concluded
that there is r.o millions hi shipping
sailors, ami he has given up that busi
ness, and is attending closely .to keeping
a hotel. Call at the Chicago House and
see for yourself.
Call at Mrs. Derby's when you
wish any article in theinilHnery line.
Trimmed hats selling at cost.
Peter Iluney Is still in tiie market
with all kinds of 'building materials in
his line. Has just received 100.000 lath,
2,000 bushels of sand, and a large stock
of first quality of brick at his warehouse
foot of Benton street.
Tf you want anything in the line
of Cigars. Tobacco. Notions. Fruits, etc.,
call at Posters, on the Boadway.
P. J. Goodman, on Main street, has
ust received The latest and most fash
ionable style -of gent and ladies boots,
shoes, etc.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Bailey's.
New invoice of those Medallion
Banges at Magnus C. Crosby's.
Fish, Commissioners Xotiec.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED FISH COMMIS
sioner for Washington territory, hereby
gives notice that lie will visit all the canner
ies on the Washington territory side of the
river, from the lirst to the twentieth of
Maich. and after that will be at JJrookfield
for the rest of the season.
ALDERT F. STREAM.
Noimi Covk, W. T., Feb. 17, 1879.
Fish Commissioners Notice.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
J- the undersigned, having been dulv ap
pointed deputy for Clatsop county, by 'C.
Liencnweber. Fish Commissioner, under the
laws of the State of Oregon, will be in readi
ness irom ami alter tins uaw. to iksue li
censes, at his office up tairvconier of Cass
ami Sqemoeqiie streets. Astoria, urcgon.
Persons sending in applications for Iicenjes
will incase send 2o. ot uoat and the name ot
the fisherman or captain cf the boat.
II. H. FERGUSON.
Deputy Fish Commissioner.
rpo WHOM IT 3IAY COlS'CEUX.
Notice Is hereby given that all persons
are forbid tressp:i:sing upon, or in any way
ocenpving anv portion oi the land or beach
surrounding ToKGUE POINT, or upon any
part of the Henry Martin laud claim in Clat
sop county. State of Oregon, without permis
sion from the undersigned ; and also rrum
settingtout fires npon said claim, whereby the
ctanding timber may in anv wav be injured.
VAN DUSFJN & BROW&.
Per A. VaxDusen".
Astoria. Oct. 5. 1877.
tf
AS NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
"Wells, 3Pargo & Co,?s Hxpresfi
Tor San Francisco
Will hearenfter
Close Every Saturday Evening,
AT 7 O'CLOCK.
d-tT A. VAN DUSEN, Agent
piIAS. A. 3IAY,
DKAT.F.U IX
ForciR Rnd Domestic Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, Y'ankee Notions, Toys.
Finest brands of
CIGARS MsD TOBACCO.
Chenamus street, - Abtoeia.
0HJL&LES HsiLBORNj
ff And ealcr in
FU RN ITU RE rarrtlfrEIMWMfi.
ALSO IMPORTER OF
CAEPETS, OIL CLOTHS, TVAIiL
PAPER, SHADES, etc.
n
t-All kinds of repairing promptly at
tended to. and furniture made to order.
gjp-A full line of picture mouldings aad
flames, brackets, window cornices, etc.
-Full stock and lowest prices, corner oX
Sguemocoha .and ilam-street. irfdorla.
WHOLESALE TRADE.
. W, HTJXYIE
Corner of Water and "Olney Streets,
ASTORIA, OREGON. .
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
G-rooebieS
-AND
PROVISIONS
E.T'.T ETC,
AGENT FOR TIIE
Golto Citf (Mai foife
Fishermen's tind
tannery Supplies,
A SPECIAlTY.
COTTON SEINE TWINE
AND NET LINES SOLD AT
FRANCISCO PRICES.
in in I I .m...i in ...ii ii in i. . in. .ii i I i
SAN
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
a. j. 3ik(;lki:. c. s. wku:i:t.
CCSDEmr HOTEL.
MEGLER & WRIGHT, Proprietors.
Astoria, Oregon.
milE PROPRIETORS ARE HAPPY TO
JL announce that the above hotel has been
repainted and refurnished, adding greatlv to
the comfort of itsgue.sts.aiid is now the frest
hotel north of San Francisco.
pALACE LODGING DOUSE.
fAlisky & Hegele's new building)
Corner of Morri.son and Third streets,
PORTLAND. OREGON,
CS'Turuished rooms in suits, or single,
the day, week or mouth.
Miss II. iMENEFEE, Lessee.
pAKKER HOUSE,
ASTOKIA., OrJiGON,
H. J5. PAPJCER. PrfQurtaOE.
THIS HOUEL is the largest, most comfort
able and best kept hotel in the eity. Is
supplied with the best of spring water, hot
and cold 'baths, barbershop, and a first-class
saloon with best of liquors and cigars, and
fine billiard table. Free coach to and from
the htuise ; charges reasonable. SI 00 to $2 50
per day. according to room occupied.
WSSTESXIAJL HOTJEIi.
Watr street, near the 0. S. N. Co.'s Wharf,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
4-
HENRY ROTHE PnorniETOC
mniS IS A NEWTnOTF.L BUILDING,
JL newly furnished, is conveniently situa
ted to business, and will be conducted o :w
make it a first class stopping place for the
public general! v, and will be open from Una
day.
mot 11 X HOUSE,
J). L. TURPIN - rnopiuETOSi
MA IX STREET.
Between Squcmocqhe and JeilerMm,
ASTOKIA, OltKGOJ..
Board and lodging per wotik 36 oc ,
Board per day 1 oo
Single Meal... 25
Tne table Will be supplird at all times with
the best the market afloids.
AAjJjA. lVAIiTiA
t'ESTAURAT,
THEO. BROEMSER, -
PltOPItrETOE.
Fresh oysters, and other deli
cacies of the season, served in.
every style.
Opposite the Telegraph office, Squemoqhe
street, Astoria, Oregon.
3-MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEAMING GLASSES,
All sizes and shapes from Plate or 3 Zc
D0RS, WINDOWS,
WINDOW GLASS..
Sash, -Weights.. Etc.,
Address all orders
CLIFFORD C0GG1HS;
ISnccessor to Jason, Springer & Oo.)
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Asteria Steam Laundry.
J. T. .BaitCJIEKS.... JPrqniietcxv
JLateriH, Oregon.
No mrJbmg'or sccubhing. aad no thrashing;
your clothes too pieeea. Buttons sewed on'
and clothes mended.
E-Teat "work at.rsasonahle.pricea. Cijt.
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