The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, March 13, 1879, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text:-S- a,V"'Sifff6?!WH iv P) Pfv".. J...-! MHU-W1 glu Sails stwimx, OREGON CZ ASTORIA ISSUED EVERY MORNING, &oniy Excepted). ID. C. IRELASB : : Pl'BMSHSR.' Jfiini JiwhiiMj, Ctu Street. tost on lusct-SoumI. .crved by Career, ir woek.... 5cm. fey esil. feurmoeflhi Syiit by meii. cne year free of Postage to Sbcribere. Coming up Puget-sound lastljriday, on board the fine stenmor oNorth Pa cific, wc actually felt lost when it came time to dine. "Only Mr. Wheeler and myself," in all that commodious dhtingsaloon. Ample room, and plenty of thenioest fi, pcrhapb for 150 pns sengers. We thought that was pretty tough on Lew. but as he is building another fine steamer, and has svew "Walla WaTIa Letter. Tonus of Subacriptfcr. : . Si ContF ss on . y oJ or eight laid up for emergencies, pos AROUND THE CITY. Jsibly he anticipates the day when 1 . . - 1 . "11 1.- T...1.1 ! fMll ,5 i. o.,- i excursion ticKew-wiii o - itHTACvWlR'Oiiicnu'iHiTwwi i u-'.t-.. tIortef 5' -w iwiniire per hmmisu. Twnrieut advert iin, 17 the day c week, glly cents per siMre for eiicli in-lion. THE CITY. i-mrtu: 11 ii.y .roiciA' WW lc fenf hy ,stv oJw citnlrmvl'tfcaltifncr fntw the ciii rf !; Thi: AsnvmiAN Vd? , imi.v T WiCKKiA" eV1im jif-riv tetfJi orif MMJtfmuiZ rrficfiJtc. jforinc iiwif fte eumtirt! o t 'to- J-"' order a JJ7?fF ANNOUNCEMENT. 'j iHitnesl ever offered is llain-(tairge-r s Kitti r iidety. - Bay vowr domestic goods at 11am l)Hr:V You can do belter than at any htsr house KHp your bioivl purr and your health must l good, the gi'cal pit ii ficr Is Pfuudr"s Oregon Blood Purifier. AIJ Astoria drugiiisL have it now. Francisco for points on the Sound, and to Victoria and return, the same as they are now to pointe on the Yallamt valley and along the Co lumbia river. It ought U lc so. blyn-fiiu Xr.T rw-asrc. A largo colony of Oregon city poo gok have located at Tacoma. Five thousand yards Embroideries tfwni 50c upwards, at Hamburger's. -.Jonn fcd Daniel H. Welch have pone& a new market on West-aighth -slreoi. Best Salem Hour is sold in this -city at $5 50 per barrel by Warren & MeGuire. . --e- In the police court yesterday an other vag was sent up for ten. days Jo. Spencer. -- Warren & McGuiro have the nrly i'se pobitoos fr seed. Farmers, please remember this. Mr. A. L. Fox, fermerly of this city, has taken the position of .engi neer upon a Victoria steamer. i - The territorial convicts are work ing a coal mine on the Northern Pacific railroad, with every prospcet of success. .TheJuf eniles of the Astoria pub lic schools yesterday enjoyed a prome nade in the sun light. It was a rare -treat indeed: In consequence h the stormy weather prevailing during our trip to Pugct-souml, we reluctantly abandon ed our projected visit u Olympin via the narrow-gauge mil ay from Teni no, but we take pleasure in saying ihat what we saw of the road pleased us very much indeed. Trains make con nections every day both ways at Tennio and the comfortable little passenger coach, and neat little engine used in the make up, is a splendid substitute for the stage coach. The distance is about 15 miles of narrow gauge, and people living at Tacoma can by this route leave their homes in the morn- mg, 0 lO tlie capital, u-aiiancu mew business a.nl return t.he same day. People may also leave Olympia and return the ame (by from various iwrts of the couuiry by the same route. We were unable to gain any inrorma iion respecting the business of the road, but it appears io be managed on the score of economy, and is not only a benefit to its projectors and builders, but creditable to their en terprise and sagacity. special to tub astobun. Walla. Walla, Feb. 2u.The diffi culties to success necessary to be over come in all newly settled districts seem to prove an incentive to greater exertions, both physical and mental, that develop mind and- body to caipj bililies that accomplish uiore, consid ering the contingencies, than the aver age "of -prominent -men in our more ? , i ii i.i..J ..... rt ravmiHl ana outer scuiuuai.m. v-ui- Uin it is that we have in this commu nity men whote success excuses a Hush of pride from their friei$ls, and a very brief mention of a few of the many friends of The Astokiax in this coun try will wc hope prove of interest to some readers., prominent among which is the firm of .umx poval & co. Who own the largest planing mills, furniture manufactory and sales rooms in eastern Oregon or Washington. where may Imj found scroll work, cor nice, mouldings, builders material, wtnulen ware, and evcr3fching in their line of their own manufacture in quan tity and quality unequalled, they are men of untiriuu energy and persever ance, and know no future but success. ii. v. poutei; & CO. Manufacture and deal largely in stoves, tinware and house-furnishing goods, and hardware. The firm is. composed of full-blooded yankees, lately from Massachusetts, full of vim and energy, they are doing business IKicnliar to the east and hard times, have not learned to charge percont aues heretofore so common to the min ing fraternity now giving way to the oducers that are maKing me weaitn AMUSEMENTS. -Twelve yards Chinese Grass Cloth. 30 inches wide, for one dollai at Ham burger's. L C. Johnson mav be found at the Occident in Astoria every Monday. Wednedav. and Friday evenimr. ready to attend to uioscnger duty in Portland or to points along the river in a satisfac tory manner. Mr. .1. Stewart, stone and marble cutter of Astoria will guarantee satis faction to all ordering work of lum. ami will do a lR-tter job for h money than anv outside workman. His woi'k in the crmelcrv here should liesuHicient recom meiidatfon. lk'fore you let your con tracts for work of this kind it would he well to call upon Mr. Stewart. -Frof. A. L. Francis of Portland, will be in the citv a few (tas at (lie Oc cident hotel. Those wishing to pur chase musical instruments, or haxinir pianos and organs to tunc or repair, v ill do well to cafl on him as he has had life loim experience in the btiMness. and las .A Q . em i . frQrnnlQ thelx'st of facilities for purchasing at HrSl raft 01 MaQ aHIi I effi&e low rates. He is heated '.u-ar Portland and will make regit lai trips to Atoria. GBAND OPENING OF Hil If Yariety Tletre, Containutg six NEW AND ELEGANT BONES; SITTING ROOMS, ETC The Decorations nf the New Theatre wore executed by Mr. i?. Holt. NEW AND ELABORATE SCENERY. ramted bv "Mr. Win. "West. Architect ana Ituihler Mr. Keinble. On and after this date will be given -a First Glass Entertainment, Which fr Refinement and Novelty cannot be equall'ii on this coast. Our Per- forma'.ue Commences with our tinging, Ov.sters served in every style at the Waila Walla liestauraut. Freh ovsters In every style and at all hours at the Pioneer restaurant. A new lot of full bound blank, and receipt liooks. specially for use in can neries, at the City Hook store. -Ot vottr baskets filled for a tittle money at Bailey's. Nick Smiivalenee ha? concluded T, . , , ,. Uk, ,,,. that there is no millions in him.ing i re e .our Ilefined and I -J J" ..i it..."!.... .:........,. fit nii. i.iinitjt-ni. . .- !. ' " -.- - SIIIIUW lllll III" llil. j;iv-ii i. nun iMi.-n- ne. and is atle.udimr closely to keeping GR.ATilD OLIO, Con-Nistms: tf Dancing, Acrobatic Feats, Negro Sketches, irafxze Performers, Pantomiim'sts and Jugglers. HOUSE CROWDED HICHTL1 plete change f Prognuiune twice a week. pr lsiSjlii-5ouse Xoles. The flags displayed at the Oregon Steam Navigation wharf yesterday indicated that Hanson was( mi it ), drying his flags. In Portland you are always cer tain of of a good bed, and plenty of the best that the market affords, at the Clarendon. Who wouldn't 'stop with Zieber & Knowles? . Mr. John Nation, one of Oregon's favorite mechanics, is in business at Seattle. He is just recovering from -i vpvv prions illness. Mrs. N. and the family are in good health. Pike the famous guide of the Yo semite valley, has been commissioned by hifbel proprietors in Yosemite to visit Oregon for the purpose of pro curing new varieties of plants and trees for the valley. - About once in three years wharv es and docks on Puget-sound must be almost completely renewed, m conse quence of the ravages of the salt water worms. Astoria is not troubled in that manner, thank fortune. Our travel up the sound last Friday and over to Portland on Saturday, was made pleasant by the companion ship of Mr. H. S. Wheeler, superinten dent of construction for the thirteenth light-house district. He has just com pleted repairs at various stations. At Cape Flattery new doors were put in, and window casings, rotted by long use, replaced v-witli sound ma terials. At Dunginess a large shed was built and various other improve ments were made. Mr. Wheeler in forms the Seattle Post that there was no doubt but a signol and light would be built at point Wilson during the of this country. C T. THOMPSON, Deals largely in the same line of goods, as also V.M. O. PONXBLL, Who has long controlled that kind of trade in this community, and amassed comfortable fortuues from the old time profits that have tempted an in flux of merchants in all lines of goods to rush in here. For a real rusher, vigorous to talk :is to work, quick and skillful, full of snap and genial w ithal is our popular and energetic citizen K. M. MASSOM, Wagon and carriage manufacturer and worker in machine and other hard wood work. Once known he is-uever forgotten, and the fact of his having done the work, is a sufficient guarantee of its quality. Success must crown his every etlbrt. MKSSKS. SMALL BROTHERS Are far in the lead in all the enter prises they have undertaken, none have failed. Their logging and lum bering in the Clearwater lias disap pointed the predictions of all the sa gacious ones, and proved a success that has strongly-diluted their bank account withyelfow lucre. And they have dared to put their shoulder un der the heavy end of the Oregon Steam Navigation company and have warned them, "thus far shalt the monopoly extend and no farther." Their STEAMER NORTHWEST And other craft are plying successfully where the "mighty ruled" ami tne a hotel. Call at the Chicago House and see for youreolf. Fresh oysters in every style at Schmeers. See advertisement. "A small house to let in a desirable locality for residence. Inquire at this office. Tarties in want of good Cedar Shingles will do well to apply to II. C. Comegys. Kalama. W. T. - New invoice ot those Medallion Ranges at Magnus C. Cro.-dn-s. Peter ISunev is Mill in the market with all kinds of buildifg materials in his line. Has just reeeivtd 100.000 lath, ooo bushels of sand, and a lame stock of first quality of brick at his warehouse foot of lientoh street. Your complexion is sallow, and skin vellow. your liver is affected. Obtain from vour druggist a Dottle or Pfunder's Oregon Wood Purifier. -P. J. Goodman. on Main street. has just received the latest and most fash ionable style of gent and ladies boots, nhnes, etc. ; Frcj.ii fruits and vegetables at rJaileys. ,--. 2-:0. 28IIX. Projprsclor- Entrance to Roxcs ami rhde on Clienn liius Street. Performance to commence at eifdit o'clock precise. MISCELLANEOUS. TTUGH STOOP. Foreign Exports. Since the last report of clearances f mm the Astoria custom house was made for publication in Tins Astorian. the following vessels have cleared for European ports with-cargoes and values as specified. Shipments from Portland are noteu as tney eccur: To Qucenstewn, per Gattennial, March 11. Wheat from Astoria- P.lctR- SIS.0M gj " Portland- 27.2 IS " ... 4S,:02 00 Totals 33,65 " $03,552 00 To Liverpool, per Allegiance, March 11. Flour from Portland- 20.182 bbls- SD9.0P2 00 ,1 caso elk borns... "u Total SM.U- To Honolulu, per Hera, March 11. Lumber, etc.. from Astorin 5-Wl 00 CARPENTER AND JOMER, AND (IRNERAL JOBBER AST OKI A, OREGON. reyTlou'os built to order, and satisfaction Guaranteed. Shop on Stiuemocqha street, next door to the Episcopal church. 1SJAS. A. MAY, OKAI.KIi TX jcoreigii -tint! loine.iie F cruris. Nuts, Candies, Yankee Notions, Toys. Finest brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ClieiKiiiius street, - - Astqkia 73EW TAILORING 5HOP (In A. AY. Cone's Handing.) Vatkk Stkkkt AsroniA, Oregon, T3I03IAS tXTKIXY, (lite of Tacoma). TOKOS LKaVE TO INJOKu 'ill i. rui- JL lie that he is now prepared to make all ' kinds of clothing to order, or to renovate or repair clot lung. . n ffIIaving had an experience or 2n year. T defy ompetion in the art of making old clothes look like new. My system is known onlv to my.self. bv which I can lengthen pantaloons wnnour. piecing. eiu. For particulars see small cards. v THOMAS CURIt . Tailor, steam-scourer and Kepalren, nrcsent vcar. The money tor builtl i . .1 t r ...-! 11..vfiiitk inr the fog signal was appropriated people are enjoying aim i..w.u.. , i tn Riuiiv the rcauction in ireigiiL aim passage" rates on the upper Columbia Peremptory Notice. some time since, and recently twelve thousand dollars was appropriated to build a light at that point also. Both these are very much needed at point Wilson, which is just bolontPortTownr end and at the mouth of the Sound. In thesummcr heavy fogs prevail at that point and make navigation dangerous. The light in clear weather and the fog signal in foggy thick weather, will render entrance easy aud safe. For several years the government has been attempting to purchase the spit known as Point-no-Point, near Gamble, but owing to the exorbitant-sum demanded and Snake river, while the proprietors will merit the personal good will of any and all competitors. THEIR T'l VEIST -STAR LTJS 111 this city are the boasb of every citi zen; their turnouts have no equal; handsome horses and fast drivers is their standard of excellence. With attending to their large CONTRACTS FOR GOVERNMENT Supplies and their many other depart ments of business, tney woum s--m to have their time fully occupied, but not so, they have lately asuired to the plan of managing THW VIVP.ST HOTEL. purchased State and countv taxes must be paiti on or before March loth. lSTD. on the assessment of 187S, otherwise costs will i. l, "VV II Twii.imn U Slierfn of Clateop County. on h:jnd Messrs. Win. Bell, B. F. Tucker and T. 31. Foss, picked up the body of an unknown man and gave the re mains christian burial near Mr. Bell's place about a quarter of a mile from THE ASTORIA BREWERY RUDOLPH 3ARTH & MICHAEL MEYER TIlOniTETOKS. Comer of Olney and "Water streets, ASTOKIA, OREGON. Best quslity of LA GKR BEER s cts. per glas Choice Wines, Liquors, and Cigars always. i hand. , , ,. . ArrThe patronage of the public is rospect- llv solicited. Orders 'for Lager or llottk-tl fully Beet furnished day and nnrlit FREE. i?...ii-'in -tiiv rmmifitv nromiitlv filled. ""' ;. ": f '.'... ...si, ..-. rfheiest nmen tne season win unuiu Wilson & Fisher PEAIiERS IN" Foss' dock, on the north side, a tew j LJXjy-Sr je-JS davs ao. The body was that of a J .Jp..lyW years of ngc ., BlUCATO OILS COAL OIL, more, and had the appearance of hav- PA1 IS AJSU OlLb. - i i . iir t t? ?x r i in nnr r.irricouv iifci by tne parties noiumg it, no imiu.uu - "",-"- MC - -;im l)f tll. Stine lms.been made. The iKiint is admir- , j ich tliey have completely re Hon. H. G. Struve, formerly of Olympia, informs us that he shall re side in Portland but he will still re tain his connection with the bar on Pu"et-sound,-and be associated with ably adapted for light-house purposes Mr. Wheeler says that money will be available on the first of July next for building a fourth order light, and it is now likely that a purchase will be made, and that the light will be con structed this season at that place. Snipping Notes. in" been in the water for a long time. .He .was dressed in black pantloons, brown overalls, grey iiannel shirt, white -undershirt and gum-boots. Lodging House Persons requiring Mrs.Munson's Chenamus St.. Astoria fitted and furnished to meet wieit quireincnts of a first class hotel, which, -with the Small Brothers as proprie tors, will prove a comfortable house m w.rdi:il recention for all guests. These are but a few of the leading I Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared "Rubber Packing. PROVISION'S, MTLL, FEED, GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEED, tviiir.ii ,,-ui i. Avpiinin'fil for eountrv iro- furnished or unfurnished rooms can he dlM!C or 96 at lowest prices, aeeoinmodated at reasonable rules at '.Cornur chenamus and Hamilton Streets ASTORIA. OREOOX. ( WANTS, LOST, .FOUND, ETC: MIUL WANTED. TO act as nurse ;wi fi EO. liOVETT, TAIIjOR, The Chamber of Commerce is in receipt of despatches announcing that: The Barkectiiic Webfoot arrived at San Francisco from Astoria on the ike business-at Seattle and elsewhere, the Orient on the 8th. The Oregon and Great Kepuunc will sail from Sau 'Francisco on the 12th. The Melancl&on has sailed for As toria, and the Oregon cleared-onithe Astoria. Oregon. ! -- AiTvn v imit sALt. liiouuc au luu spiriUof this ':lPr country. o , AsioriuStoa,,, Inry. ,....,.. l....-.n e...n i. WriTti Villi il I14U1V; iwi vo ,. j.. vv . . - -; ---- parties wl:o shall undertake the com pletion of a railroad that shall put us within eight hours travel of our sea ,rh nnrl make its owners and -all property -in this conntay rich. Very respetf ully. ! o. r.ox C0. fejnbv" Hm? Ut ! CLEANING and REPAIRING PROMPTLY iiiiiv.uu'. i-n-pviiPn TO. .Baaton street, opposite Post-office. AstorUw, KUl'rfETO Lhrr. A nice reMoence, new. containing six rooms, will be ready for a n nant anv time on short notice. For particulars impiuu lTTt! lo7ILLTft.EI EDGAR, CornT Mtiin and Chenamus Street., ASTORIA OREGON, PKAI.KR IN The -steamer Chester, Capt. Mackie, left Seattle for Townsend, Victoria and San Francisco on the niirht of our arrival there. Capt. Mackie has not yet fully recovered from the effects of his accident in Clackamas county on his last visit to Oregon. Messrs. James Laidlaw, C. W. ' Higgins, and James Strang have in corporated and formed -The Coium- lb;a Canning and Packing Company." Its existence is limited to ten years, with the principal office and place of Easiness at Portland. 12th from SanTraucisco. - 7th I Capt. James Linskill is uo w ready for sea. Before his vessel, the Prince Amadeoleft the wharf, he was the -...:.f,,fn serenade. Capt. Luis- kill will be kindly remembered, and. all join in wishing mm a sa e am i ;,..n.vir home, aim m ut"' iPjp -"V ". th:' iatitude. should ! meei. nuu vj:" . .- .. fortune turn his course un-tlus diree nirrirE iCJGARS mv joBACCQ, TTOAT LOST. A Slims uoai niarKcii t ......,t JL being one formerly bckmguig to the his. Broke away ironi n.ii-: ". t the j AND Nimbn il"" " ' ... ... .., Cnml'iv ni.rht The finder will be liberally rewarded In form the owner at Knappa, or atthstomce. U. "1J. tiKal. "VOTICE. Notice Is hereby given to all THE GENUINE WOSTtNHULM and other EnKliab Cutlery. SXa,XXPi3Kf EiY I FAIRCHILD'S GOLD TENS We found Capt. 'John Gage, and the Barkentine Portland at Seattle. He had been waiting three w.eckc for a cargo of coal. The Portland is a tion. t WT.M.;nnm Dtnap Ck 1.1 persons noiumg u-vv-iju. """",: VrUiiulUB luctiianauiii x iuooj o.vi fleisi'd in the Citv Cemeieiy to Imvo Hie ; -- F wiul filed with the Auditor and Clerk with- A line stock of in'ten das from this date, and procure then- J svntTros n"d Jewelry. Jfnzsilc antf fc,r..v... . . ,Li;n deeds. This is f(r tne purpose oi ei & them to have their deeds recorded and to s:i7c confusion of titles in the f inure, larder of the Commm. Comigl Auditor and Clerk. Astoria. March S. 1S7Q. 5T-tli0L FiKh Commissioners IVotice. Kreeeli Ijondiiis Sliol finnK, Kcvot'.MiPS, .-I'istols, Iclor lliGe, and Ammmiition. Bro. Besse.rCT,-ofrtkeWdnaWiill& Watchman sjiys: ''Since Mr. D. C. Ireland, editor of the Astorian, has Konn nnnninten HSn coiniiiiaaiiiiiei -it e i L..i ri ji . iun . mouei or neatness, out oapt. ixage . f:0 ,at salmon, coming up me ?-'v," "r,Yf,, torritnrv side . . , , , ., . . " --- , nm. t. nnA IC.sunimr '"'i5":"".V--i.- !. nf s,ye ,t ,s Dccause ne u notnmg.e.se , ver are rto whi SSSbSH JSSr S K GSSKKiSS . weber is the commisfiioner. . i ncbth Carit. w. T., teD. n, iy. --w an, has rNDEIKIGNE!) FISH COMMIS- ner, we JL sloneriorWa.Aliiujrtnnterntory. hereby 1 uo the gives notice that he will visit all the eanner- 1. up me . wncinrrtni tprriton side of the wr-Hi fine vestels.to be. idle. OUST JtKCEIVED BY .T THE X L. STORE! O.inier Main and Goncomly rtreta. ML "p"