The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 06, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextC2 Jt gfts g!sil3 gustxaitnn. ASTORIA. OREGON: j I. C. IRELAXD Emtor. FRIDAY. ..Jrxi: G. 1S70. Crox Provnecis- 3IABUIEI. The mutter that receives the' Iu Knapntoh. W. T. at the rc-sidcnee June ne miucr ui.ii recenes me mh u,1u-brIUCi. faliicr . by Kev. Oetavius Yost grumblingr, next to that of Parker, Cant. Geo. C.rmolof tuis ; city ami 3;rW5k& aid times, is wet weather. We ' ?JSeVI,mora- dausIller f Mr' ! Sf had but one or two warm davs, and ' At the lesidcncc of tin brides parents in jr hut -i few nlenq-mt niierluriinrthe ' Portland. June 4th by the Hev .!. .A. Crtizan. v out t i( w pleasant out s fiui mr mu iiollg!ls v. Tavlor and Alice F. Csirr. j spring months, and more of those j "TILL -TAKE THE hEAB 1 1 i&w:a A Grand Success. The first concert given in this city by the Handel and Haydn society was given lust evening at Metropolitan hall. The hall was evenly filled; the audience delighted; and the concert one which ni characterized a grand suece&s. A gen tleman well versed in music, and a good musician himself by the way, on a visit here front San Francisco, re marked to us at the chG of cencert: ''Well, Ireland, I have lived in large cities, and I have traveled some! but n man can ever make me believe hereafter that the big cities contain all the smart men and women. That concert was as good as the same music which I have heard elsewhere, and far better than a great deal of what 1 have heard that was considered hiyh." We really hope the concert may be re peated soon. LaZco Chelan Post. si Stock sad Lowest Prises I To rviiich we call particular attention. IIRI. OUR FANCY GOODS AliE COMPLETE. were in April than May. Farm ers livmrr on low lands interior j Astoria, on the oth hist.. Ksther Anna ..... have been prevented from sowing irtsteart,L.b. n Hosierv, Lace, White Goods and Embroidery ,-. ..v. . .,.... 0 a . d place io-iay as WK ASS 5-; TllaZ 12KS. irain and jxettintr in early crops, but those on hiijh lands have but little fault to iind. The weather j has been mild, if wet, and voire tn- tion has grown luxurmntlv. A nst, in every way, be i farmer, wlw lives on bottom land, iniorms me l raiibei n uiai ne iwjk advantage of the weather in winter and sowed his grain, and it is do ing well, while his neighbors de layed the work, and now complain of the weather, because they have no crops in. We opine the aver age crops be as large this year as ever, notwithstanding the back wardness of spring. In May, So, the spring was about as backward, there being only three or four pleasant days in the month; but people seem to have forgotten it. The old settler tell us, how ever, that in 18-io it rained all sum mer and harvest was omitted that year. It may be a little repetition of history, but we are inclined to believe that so little fanning was done at that early day that harvesting was unknown. "We have never known crops for the past twenty-eight years, whether the season was wet or dry, to fail if they were put in the ground at the proper season. The seasons are so different from other states and countries that they seem destined at times to ruin everything, but in the end the result is not very damaging, and we look for little damage now. uHTFuncral will take place to-day as 2 ; o'clock r. ai.. at C.raee iKpiseoiml) church. Friends of the famil are invited 10 auenu. OUR CLOTHING AXD FURNISHING GOODS Are all of the Latest JSUIes and Designs. We offer extra inducements this season to purchaeis. and although we are not selling A f (.'OiT, we def am house in this, city to compete ith our prices. We mean it ! Come, gi e us a call and see for ourself w hat e can do for you. IB- lOIjXvfllO'CTIO G-ZiZES.. 3IAIX STREET. - ----- - ASTORIA, OREGON. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PRACTICAL ISOOT AHiD SHOE HAKER, Main- Stkbkt, - Avtokia. i:k!.v. i promptly tilled. Speaking of the proposed es tablishment of a military post at Lake Chelan, the Walla alia Union says the advocates of it know but little concerning the difficul ties to be surmounted in getting there, even on horseback, but much les the provisions of an army. Priest rapids is at the head of steam navigation, (it must be remembered that lake Chelan is on the west side of the Columbia river). There is no trail on that side that even an Indian can travel over during high water. The "Wenatchie, a large and turbulent river, has to be crossed near its junction with the Columbia. There is not a bushel of oats to be bad in the Chelan country, and how the soldiers and hordes are to be subsisted is a conundrum. Years ago, when the Similkameen mines were discovered, two cross ings of the Columbia were made in going thither; the first one at "White bluffs and the other near the mouth of the Okanagan. This route, we believe, was established by Gov. Palmer, over which goods were carted with oxen to supply the miners in Similkameen. The traders, Indians and whites, all cross the river above the Yen atchie and travel down the east side of the Columbia river to reach AYallula. Lake Chelan is in the mountains, and is walled in on both sides with perpendicular walls of basalt rock, and from the description we have had of it, the mountains come close to the Co lumbia on that side, and are cover ed with timber, while on the east side there is little or no timber. There is no travel along the Co lumbia from Priest rapids to lake Chelan. There are trails leadinir from Ivitlitass sixteen or eighteen miles west from the river to the mouth of the Wenntehie; at this point the timber sets in, and hicrh precipitous mountains come close to the riwr. There are mines on the tributaries of th Wenatchie, but the underbrush and timber is so thick that it is with diHiculty that supplies can be packed over the trails that lead up the river to the mines. The most of the packing is 1one from the Yakima side of the mountains. 'There is a good trail leading up CTi: GET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE. Xo O tice is lierebv gieu I hat the Common Council of the eft v of Astoria propose to or der the improvement of that portion of Astor street from the wct side of iif:i.ette street to the cast side of Cenevive street, by grad ing and building of sidewalks on each side of of said street, and unless a remonstrance sinned bv the owners oi wo-minis oi im gpgxjuTTi qi-i3jQggmjlrl"l-,"''m 1. TAN DUSEN & CO. projiertv fronting on said portion of said street no tiled with the Auditor and Clerk within ten days from late of this notice, the! ,T-f . 1 r..?. v --;.. Ntltl r,w, Common Council will order sdcl implement J1 " J"V" E"V" J , - n tola made. I5o-s i:i Miocn. 5simr Porli Packing:. The total number of hogs pack ed in Oregon during 1S7S is esti mated at 120.000, against 90,000 in 1S77, and 75,000 in 1870. Port land is the chief packing point. Very little of the product goes out of the state, except to British Co lumbia. Department agriculture returns of swine in Oregon com pare as follews: .Januarv, 1870, 221.000 Januarv, 1873, 108.100 .Januarv, 1S77 188.700 .lununrv, 1870 181,500 Januarv. 187."i 174.(J00 January. 1874, 171.200 Januarv, 1S7.! KK5.000 Fein uaiv. 1872 l.VUOO Fein nary. 1871 140,."i00 The following table exhibits a comparison of the number of hogs packed in California and Oregon lor four vears: . 1.S7S. 1877. 18715. 187.". California. 280.0K) 220,000 SffMNM) 170.000 Oregon 120,000 00,000 7.".0.)0 (m.000 By order of the Common Council. i:.II.CIili'KUj. Auditor and Clerk. Dated Astoria, June C. IST.s. 31-dlOt Special Auction Sale. JL Saturday, June 7, at 2 P. M. :ii55Tgai:e"S sa."k. Tnstnieted hv Mr. C. A. IcCuire. 1 will soil at public auction, at his residence, to fote clo.se chattle mortgage, as per public notices, Rosev;ood Cottage Piano. After winch, at the ame place, will dis IMiNeofalotofHOl'SKHOLl) FrUNlTCirE. STOVES, etc., to be sold on account of re moval. RCllOUiKX. Auctioneer. Have just iTceicd a full line of sprirsr :rd i-i n mei ii ( ds f the er finest quality, which were hoturht duiirg the icciut it ml le n. sk k. wl tn ; -b h n i :i t s a piii .1 fa. ai.d are therefote piepared to sell the v:m e at Its i;t,s tl:n tie c; n c i,uahty ot SM)ds can be pmcha.ed elst wheie. Tl.i e i .ds :t.i.M.st in pait ot Ciotlihis:, Gait's Furiiihins: Goods, inl. r?:i2Iir. Iriiiih. I3on5. Eot. CIS Ciolliastjv- In addition to tl e alHte hae laid in :t full steck of m"2?)3XS& 3EAT E23AN. I1TAIS.S lASTS. C)31.. ETC. 'Hie quaht of otu CKOCBiEKY AXR (SASS.VAKi:. T.iSPM. ETC.. Cannot be ecellel and our pi his dcf eomiH'tition. IT:i:ixiS3" Groceries :mi Isroiis22i :: SpeeiwEij. Oregon City Im- ljei'I:sl Jlvti'a Floss i a! W5 it) per SlarreK WARDS CLATSOP BUTTER ALWAYS IN STORE. SSF-.Ajiencj for Singer and " Into Sewing 3tachines. Wells, Faigo &. Co.'s Exjrese oltice. c( mer of Cas and .JetIei-oi stree t. SPECIAL NOTICE. OwiiiR to a reduction on Itelined Sugar in San Trancisco, I take pleasure to state that I will give Half Pound More Sugar FOR 3TE DttlMLAlt. Than heretofore, to strictly cash customers. Other Goods at J?cd Itoclc Prices. Iiarc Invoices Just Opened. AND Fresh Fruits a Specialty- r. S. LAUSEN. COHEN & OOOPEKS j xt, Si Total. 4INMMK1 :U0.KKl .'Wri.OOO 26,000 Burnins a Man Alive in 3nshu.ii. thp Swank and over a low divide, U.athr askod thc sheikh". Th here leani minitio-on the Swank, l)iit lluk pav airecuv into me mines. are some Chinamen, we TntHJi'ilc'l from a Syrian Journal. A Druze fanner in Bashan bor rowed UCK) piasters (2,400) of a retainer of Sheikh Shibly. At the end of the year he was unable to pay. The creditor said give me your daughter for the debt, and I will pay you her dowiy, deduct ing the amount of the debt. The farmer consented, and demanded 150 as the dowry. The creditor offered as payment an order on the Sheikh. The farmer refused to accept it. The creditor wab 'angry, and day after day insulted the larmer, entering his house and even insulting the harem; this so incensed the farmer that he shot the creditor. The Sheikhs then assembled and condemned the farmer to death. 'MjV what lev CENTRAL MARKET. General assortment of table stock constantly on hand, such as Canned Fruits and Jelly, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, EG2S, ISUTTJSIS. CHEESE. Eresli Fruits anil Veptafcr ITI5Z3. FOCBVrSSY A7I GAUZE: In the season. CHGA"KS Ant TOBACCO. J5eM or TCHVES A'l! r.KfciTOISS. TORE TRB BOBS' OP TBB TOWN I3" sfa.lit; goods the cssi-iijpsst. AVe have since ieilaced our Ladies SHOES, OIUOAS, And all jroods that were lost on the Republic. '. . - '-ALSO,A.FJLL LI2E OF LADIES' r 1 LIEK" XT :KT X DE3 3EL 77" S2 EL. Come, give us a trial, and satisfy yourself that we sell cheaper than any othei house in town. AVe do not give any price list, as we have hut one price, and sell ieqies. Cwav.s3i o:Krxj-2 COHEN & COOPER. I X L STOUK. i P. S. Themostestgoodsfortheleastestmoney. " - ' n i i i - rn atu i,. i rrrjc All cheap for CASH, floods sold on com inixsion. opposite J. W. CaseV tore. J. KOIHSISKS. all cried 4burn 4Let him be saitl the Sheikh. him, burn him." burned, then,"1 Thev bewail to gather wotxl. when one said, 'why gather wckxI? Lot us use the American oil." They then clothed nim with a sheepskin cloak, with the wcxl outside, and jx)urel kero sene oil upon him and set it on fire. He leaned and screamed. wad S3 13 S3 Q S V O r i o la L1.' 5 "2 fa O K O r? ih too sin-ill to detain tha white j laborer. ATfle on the other side of the divide, on the Piahastin. j (Jhinamen are excluded. The lat ter mines have been worked for se.vcral years with u;ood pay, but the paying district is small. i ami heo'crnrt tor inercv. crvm."" r -1,1 i ,i. . i i no .' j c .wr. Alison, me invemxjr nasi .;W()C 5s ,nej Do you not feu. wnUen to Mr. Miles C. loorc, ofjGod AVhen he drew near to nana waiia lor miommnon m deatIl tlie sheikh Shiblv said! reference to the discovery oF any j t.slono him with stonCs." They mines or ueposits oi pmtinum in then slonet jmn w;th stones until a great pile of stones was heaped over him. This was done in the presence of the whole multitude of the people. BUSINESS CARDS. T 31. SLYEI1N. M. D. 1IIYSICIAX A:t SUKGSCiN'. Examining Surgeon of Pensions. Klnsey's tiiuhlintf, on thc liondway, astokia, Onnoox. AUCTION SALES. E. C. HOLDEN, w- ' Vv. OLIVEU. H03ia503A,a'K2ST, Notary Public for the State of Oregon. IJeal Estate Arnl mu roisiejanrcr. ! Ageut for the FIi:iMKN"S Fl'NI) INSUK- ATECOMIA of San rniiicKf(i. COMMISSION AGEN1 and AUCTIONEER. 2Icns ami Aenntisis ol!'ctfI. mux rv tun pioiMplIj ;u;itlr. Oki'ick. Tn Shuste:" Dainierrean build ing. Kturanei eioinl door alwive that f i ife'ttlar sdes da the Daiia Aokian.Cmv, street. sTr"DAYK -t a 5 limiiciui; vru mi.ih.u-un ..i, vu.v.. "!,,. Tsdii ?,. . I'aitifs lt;'iiiT ie;l estate. Innu- 51. HATCH. turoranv othei pKKis to ui-imkc ot eitiifer at auction ot innvnte s;de shouSd notify me -r.ii,'T''?:? I 3 MMin as convenient liHoi" the dav ot .sale. Surressfnlly feats all Ohronie Disease. J Nistoiage cliaigud on t;d Hi :if Aue A2f D D1SEASKS OKAVOMKS ASD , '" uuliurf. Cancer errrd l anew ami painless method. oniee CIhmkmiiws sneer, coiner of ilam stieet. Aston.u I i i MISCELLANEOUS. .ii-. r r i,il anv OL uie miuuhiu vsjeguu, xinifui, Montana or British Columbia. Any i)erson i)osse5sing knowledge of the kind desired, would confer a! favor by corresponding with Mr. Moore, and at the same time would aid in the development of science and possibly result in pecuniary profit to the informer. Single copies of the W kkkly Astoria?; neatly done up, with stamps to pre-pay po-tsTge affixed, for sale at thi otfice. entl a copy to your friends in other parts of the w orfd. Price, 10 cent a copy. SVJAGMUS C. CRG3BY- DKM.KU IX Stovas, Tinware, and Kouso Furnishing Coods. Hardware, Brass Goods, Lead and Iron Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Engineers Supplies, Sheet Lead, Iron, Coppc, Brass, and Zinc. Wilson & Fisher DEAT.KKS IX LUBRICATING OILS, COAL OIL. PAINTS AND OILS. Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared Rubber Packing. PROVISIONS, MILL FEED, GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEED. Which will lie exchanged for country pro duce or sold at low eat price. Corner Ghennmus and Hamilton Streets ASTORIA, OREGON. II. J. O'SKISX. CUUES BILLIOt'R ANT) IXTERMTTTEXT FKVKKS With frtmi one to three doses of his harm less iiKMlielne. Alw. Private ducapes sucei'fully treritetl. Okkick D'Unon's hotel, Amoi la, Oregon OTTO IJUFKK. WATCHMAKEll AND JEWELER. its i:natovjci to Main street, Parker's huihlmj:, ASTOKIA. - - - - OUKC.OX. Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes. xll kiiKf? of repairing neatly and promptly attended to MAIN ST.. - ASTOKIA. 0KEROX. E? WILLIAM EDGAR, Currer Tdain and Chenantu btrot5. ASTORIA OKEGOX. ll l C IN ICIGARS AND TOBACCO, AND THE GENUINE VOSTENIIOLfsJ and other tiilih Cutlery. STjaTZOIrJERlTi I FAIKCHILD'S GOLD PENS A 1'iie stock of "Whtelse. ai.i 5ee"3- 3Ji:k3:Io cml ISreeeli 2iattiKr HItot iin. Kcvolei, IxsltN. ik:rlr iCilLes. l?jitei:f ibr Sale. THE ASTORIA BREWERY DSFQT, RUDOLPH 8ARTH & MICHAEL MEYER, The right to nianufactuie and sell .T031X . ISStOKSISSSS'! PATEST (No. WO.tfr. Alilil 2t. 1R7T). IsnprovcxiioiKi i GLOD SIlAT I Best qwaltty of CifJl Ui?i:Jl 5 cts. per glass rilOrRIETORS. Comer of Olney and Water streets, ASTOKfA, OREGON. AT)3VSTTAIS Tn the States of California and Oregon. warFor particulars and description, which cannot he siven in a brief adveitisement. call upon or addre-ftsJ. T. BKOEMSER. 1 ula Walla i;iyburant. Astoria. Oregon Choice Wines, Liquors, and Cisars alw:n s on hand. nsrTlie patronage of the puhlie is respect fully solicited. Orders for Lager or liotlled Iteer in any quantity promptly filled. EsT-Thebest lunch the season v.uU atfoid furnished dav and. uicht FUEE