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ASTORIA. OREGON:
"WEDNESDAY JAN. 12. 1SS1
J.C. IREL1XI
Editor.
The Asnual Sauna-.
The London Saturday' Review
discussing the growing scarcity of
sound iurestmenL securities abroad,
sa-s that only :i few years ago
United States bonds could be
bought to return 7 ami S per cent,
and patiently inquires. Where can
securities such as these be found
to give a like income? Consols
yield only about 3 per cent.
Even Russian and Hungarian
bonds, great as the risk attached
to them, pay an inetor no more
that 5i to Gi per cent. Stock ex
change prices are extremely high,
iind the permanent tendency of
events is to lower the interest of
money. The principle cause of
this the writer attributes to tin
magnitude of the savings in the
more advanced countries of the
world. Jn Great Britain alone
there are 200,000,000 waiting in
vestment. Jn France the anHual
savings are about 40 00,000,0 00.
The writer directs attention to the
great and rapid growth of the
United States, aud he esti
mates the savings in the
three countries named at the
enormous sum of $3,000,000,
000. He is not inclined to believe
that the saving classes wili be wil
ling or obliged to accept a lower
return for their savings for the
principal reason that the instru
ments of production admit of vast
improvement and production will
require much more money. Steel
will supplant iron in naval con
struction just as iron supplanted
wood. The railway interests are
yet in their infancy. Aud lastly,
a great European war would de
molish all calculations. He con
eludes that it would be rah to
assume that the inducements to
savings are about to be perma
nently diminished.
Albert W. Kinney.
Oregou'mi 10th.
Some das ago we published a
brief paragraph on the death of
Albert W. Kinney. At the time
we desired to pay a more fitting
tribute to his worth as a man, but
it was postponed for the obtain
ment of certain dates in the histo
ry of his life. As some of these
.have been obtained, we return to
perform a tardy act of justice to
the memory of one in whom the
elements were so mixed that all
the world might say: "This was a
man."
Albert W. Kinney was born
Oct. 3, 1813, at Mascatine, Iowa.
His father, Robert C. Kinney,
emiffrated to Oreffon with his fam
ily in 1S47, and settled in Cheha
Jem valley six miles north of La
fayette. Here a numerous family
grew up on a farm. Several of the
members, Albert among them, at
tended school at Forest Grove.
Activity and energy were charac
teristic of the family. Albert be
gan his business course in 18G2,
not yet nineteen years of age; with
a pack train to the Florence mines
in north Idaho. "With one of his
brothers he also packed and trad
ed to the Granite creek mines.
Subsequently they engaged in bus
iness at Umatilla Landing, where
they continued five years. Then
Albert went into business with his
father in the McMinnville flouring
mills, and shortly afterwards they
boujrht the flouring mills at Salem.
The father died about six years
aro. Albert continued the busi
uess, established for his flour a
reputation in Portland aud San
Francisco, made large shipments
to Liverpool, and made his flour
favorably known there. He en
larged the working capacity of the
mills to six hundred barrels a day,
and was intending to double the
capacity again the present year.
He had twenty-two warehouses
along the river and railways, and
purchased wheat in large quanti
ties at nearly all points in the "Vf il
lamet valley. In all his large bus
iness transactions he was known
for strict integrity of conduct. His
.name was assurance always for
honorable transactions. In every
sense the death of such a man, in
the prime of his manhood and in
the full flush of an active and suc
cessful career, is a great loss to a
community. In this case also
there were personal qualities which
won the confidence of all who came
to know him well. Such a life is
an example for our young men.
For thih geneiation Albert Kinney
will need no monument of granite
or marble, for his memory can
never wither in the hearts of those
who knew him for what he was.
np:v TO-DAY.
T). 3i. . ,n-:xxr.';s.
PHYSICIAN AND SflMSKOxTl
fSmOwrte UhI crafty rf Virita. lo
lijxWiMt to B View teHftal, pHtti'itur? j
PhvHwt
(li. isw-.
iditr
OYki-k-I Page &. Alien'" Imii
i'i
Mairs. .Worm.
Fnr Salo
(SK HALF INTEREST IN THKNVJfW.
v imif .TIM-!. It H1I'. nrHJ-
well found m sails, riseui::. etc.
A" oi board to F E
S.1XWK.
Boats Picked Up.
ADRIFT IN THE CO LI MP.IA RljiCR
wear HoImUn's wharf, on .JaiiuurVth.
1SSI. a small white skiff. 1 fit t kHC'.'tiinteu"
light lead color. AIso.alnft in the Columbia
rier near 'raj wharf. .Ian 11. lvM&Jkifl
alxMit 18 feet king, with two oars in jtpaTht
tl w hite ihi the oiiLskle ami red onihe'Vii
side. The ow ner or owners are hereby nmi
fieil thatthev can have tin alwne iroiM'rt
by ping for this when KeiHeiit, ami :i ren- j
soiiHirte amount tor time ami iroiiwe in iai
ns care of the iropert on 3tpi4yiu?to
d&w-nv S..'RY.A
Astoria.
PIKE & STOCKTON
HEOXXSE, SX
-CARRIACE PAINTERS,-
PAPER HANGING AND WALL COLORING
-a -rK:iAi.T.
GLAZING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
BirShot m'xt diHir to Astotian ORkt-, in
SliHstcis bMlkling.
MRS. DEKB
5?
l.s
SELLING HER ENTIRE
E r STOCK
Ol
MILLINERY GDUDS
.&X COST.
nit UonnanVJJa'ilth
ui. if ai iiv.1 ytbaiiii
CORSET
r
zTCdii oul
ia.sed ui
i Ksuna XI
.11 RSNRERBS.
Masonic Hull I'uildins. cor
ner of Main and squeuioqiic
streets.
-SKLKCT
NECK TIExBATY
To be xh en bjhe
Young Ladies or Astoria,
LIIIERTY HAJ, jf-,
Friday Evening.Jan.14, 1881
I'OMMIl TKRW AKlt N:KMRN1 :
.MissM.I)ais. Mrs. II. Henllne,
Miss Mollk Matthews, Mrs. It. Rieloh.
Miss KiHHia P.)hHHrt. Mrs. E. Matthew .
INVITATION COM5UTTKK.
MisnMoIIic Matthrws. jns AhhK' Bleloli.
COMMITTKK ON MUsIC.
Miss M. Dans. Miss I-titiii Fabrc,
.Miss Isaliella Rieloh.
ItWKPTlON fOJIMITTKR.
Mrs. K. Wrfa:lit MissAmiK Rieloh,
Mrs. RHtfMer, Miss MolhV Matthew
"Mis. C. lA'iMlffren. Miss U-tilia Fabrc,
Mrs. Konobeis;, Mrs. K. Matthews.
COMMITTKK ON IAM
Miss Mollie Matthews, Miss Annie Rieloh.
admission
Gentlemen -Indies
-
?1 00
Free
N. It. No person will be admitted without
an invitation. Tickets can be obtained at
the hall.
WUJML131 FRY.
PRACTICAL
BOOT AXD SIIOi:
MAKER,
CuKNAMfs Stkkkt, opiositc Adler's Book
store, - ASTOKIA. OltKGON.
"Perfect ftt-s Ruaranteed. All work
warranted, tlive me a trial. AH orders
piomptly rdied.
Notice to Tax Payers of Pacific
County, Washington Territory.
TAXES FOR THE YEAR ISnOARE NOW
delinquent, aud the roll is in m hands
forcollecUon. Persons knowing theniseho
delimtiient for Mich tae can ave sts to
meetine and paj tlijir taves at the fallow
ing places to-wlt :
At Knappton, January IS. 1SSI :
At Ilwaco. .laiinary til?t:
At South Itcnd on the .ith:
AtVoodvard Landing on the:JGtli:
At OyterviIIe. Jan. a I, 1SS1.
liy so dtHiis ho mileage wilt le clntrsed for
collection. JOHN I5ROWN.
Sheriff mid Tax. collector of PadficCo., W.T.
Ovstkkvi LI.K, .Ian. 8. lisSl.
J. T. B0RCHERS,
CONCOMLY STREET. ASTOKIA,
Manufacturer and Packer of
CAVIAR, SMOKED SALMON.
Cash paid for fresh
BLACK STURGEON SPAWN.
Smoked Sturgeon, :uid smoked Salmon put
up in tins to ship to an part of the world.
Also, trout bait (salmon eggs) put up hi cans
and warranted to keep anv length of time.
Depot at Rogers Central Market, comer of
Cass and Chcuauius streets. Astoria.
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BANKING AND INSURANCE.
BANKING AND INSURANCE.
X- W, CASE,
BROKER, BANKER
-XD-
INSURANCE ACENT.
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON.
OFFICE HOURS:
FROM S O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL -I
O'CLOCK P. M.
Hone Mutual Insurance Co.,
OF CALIFORNIA,
t .1. K. 1IOOHTON.
President
..-.....Secivtjiry
AgCHi fW ("OH
CHA-. K.STOK....
Gno. I. Stokv..
cnal )M up in l. S. !
tM . .. ..... J,...
s mmw
I TV V V15. AHl,
DnmA.-iHis street, Astoria. Orepon.
"67,000,000 CAPITAL"
LIVERPOOL AND LOvnON AND
GLOBE,
NOP.TK 2RT13ji .Ll'D MERCAN
TILE of London and
EDINBURGH.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART-
FORD, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
EIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ReprwontiBc a capital of r7.00.000.
A. VAN DU.sEN. Agent.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANT.-.
A..I.MHOI.KX. .. WKIOIIT
OCCIDKXT HOTEL.
MELER & WUlf.'HT. Proprietors.
Aniona, Orrgon.
milE PROPRIETORS ARE HAPPY TO
JL aiiiHH4iMe tliat the alHive hotel has been
rej minted ami refurnished, adding xreutly to
the eomfort of iisjineslsamlismm the. best
hotel north of Fan Kraneiseo.
Pioneer Restaurant Hotel.
MAIN STREET. -- - ASTORIA
3Iis. S. A. Arrlconi. Proirietor
THETRAVELINO PUBLIC WILL FIND
the Pkweer fisl tlass in ail nievt.aii(!
a share of thir itatronasre K resiieetfitllv
soiMtt-d.
"IWianl ami kMlineby titeda or Heek.
Post-office Restaurant.
A1N STREET. - ASTORIA..
.IOSEPJI MATTHEWS. PROPR.
j mills IS A FIRST I'LASS RESTAURANT
I A kept mm the KnrKaH nlan. Fresh ovs
I tiTS in eer stjk Main street. Ix'lneeu
I C'iiPiiatatis ami setMoehe.
,c. w. kxowlk?
AI-7.IKUKH.
CTsXllKTSnOTi IIOTKE.
PORTLAND. - - - - OREGON
ZIEBER & KNOWLES, Proprietors.
Free coach to and from the house.
WTThkDuia ASTHMA'S Is on file at the
Clarendon Hotel readin; room.
HOTEL ZURllHEINPFAL-Z,
IHirTSClIIX tiASTIIAUS.
IlENR"i ROTHE, - - MANAGER.
'231 Front street, between Main and Salmon.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Hoard and Lodging:, per week ."i 00
Itojrd and ldiimr. imt day........ 1 to
Board (withoiit liHljdii'ii per week..... A 00
.Meals 25 cents ; Lodging25 tooO cents.
Rviiteniber Henrj' Rothe when vou go to
Portland.
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon, g)
MAIN STREET. ASTORIA.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS PLEASED TO
uMHrttnec to the
Ladies' and Gentlemen of this City
That he is now rciarcd to furnish for them,
in Hrst class stk. and eery stjle,
OYSTERS. HOT COFFEE, TEA, ETC.
r TllK
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
MAIN STREET.
11ea.se iicwex call.
ROSCOE DINON, Proprietor
The New York Oyster Saloon
Will KTe to their customers from this
ate as follows :
TEA, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE.
Eastern Oysters A I way k on Haud,
And will lK'ket as a first class Oyster s.i
loon. in hrst class st j le.
DANIEL GRANT. Mauastr.
3E3. -SL. cTJiirxnisr.
dealer in
rAjiir.Y ;kocekiks.
xvir. jiirr. tked .isd hay.
Casli naid for rniintry prmluce. Small
profits on cash vale. Astoria. Oregon, cor
uerof Main mid So.iiiMnocahe streeLs.
AVAK IS IKCI,AKK1 AVITIIOL'T
KUKTIIEK .NOTICE
And no terms of peace until every man in
Astorm has a new suit of clothes
JXAIIS Y 3IEAXY.
Uok at the prices :
Paut to order from - - 58 CO
Pant. (iciiMinc Krctieh CHsslinere - 12 50
Suits fnHH - -- -- -25W
Tlie tiucst line of awples nti the coat to
select fnm. P. J. MEAN Y,
Merchant Tailor, Parker Hohm Astona.
E. K. IIAWES,
OHENAMUS STREET. ASTORIA,
IS NOW PREPARED TO DO
ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING
AND PIPE WORK.
Bath Tuba, Closet?, Etc. Sheet
Iron ami Tin Work.
A Piano
T70R SAI.E OR RENT.
A Apply to
MRS.C. H.PARKER,
at tlie Parker House.
-lm
.MISCELLANEOUS.
Wanted.
XX AAA I-OUN'DS JJACS OF alt kinds,
O nJJJ clean and dry. at the Umbrella
shop. Main street, by
J. JOPLIX.
House and Lot for Sale.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
now; nnil will vxm tie good bushisss
proiierty. For particulars an-ity at
THE ASTORIAN OFFICE.
Cedar Floats.
milE UNDERSIGNED WII.I. BE PRE
X pared to luniMi to order, in lots to Milt,
ami keirt, constant!) on hand. -ClZDAlt
FLOATS, MAUUS. 1 Liy DI.ES, etc.. for
sale at hiwot prices
ir-. or ran upon
PETEltaOX & AN DEPuSON,
Oak Point. W.T.
lit
Guitar, Banjo and Violin.
CHAS. E. BARNES. LATE OF P.Hllnncl.
wohIiI like afeHimpMs on either of the
alMto iiiMniiHcnts. Tenti Fie dollars iht
HHHttil. rHClvSMHl K.THeek. Orders left
at AdlerS UMk Store.
Sheriffs Notice.
milE STAT1
COUNTY. AND STATE
:m-hooJ
TAXES FOR 1880
Are ihh ilue ami e:ii Ih juid at tin lH'riff
ontee wttlHMtt extra charr.
A. M.TWOMRLY.
Sheriff ami Tax C'oHeetor.
Astoria, Nov. h, !. tf
Scow, Stove, Etc.. for Sale.
11111 UNDERSIGNED. ADM1NISTRA
. tor of the estate ol John CrnpiH-r. de
ceased, offers for sjde a small scow , together
with stove, cooking utensils, ami personal
cHcrts. Tlie m-iiw ma be seen on tlie bank
near the residence of Mr. Itain. alMe st
sith stnet. For jiarticuiars ajurfv at the
Occident hotel V. S. WRICHT,
Administrator.
Astoria. Aug. -20, 1$0. d&w tf
CURTST31AS
HOLIDAY
STOCK. !
VN.ELKO VNT LOT OF
CLOTHING
SUITARLK FOR THE
HOLIDAY TRADE.
Ai-sO :--
A Great Variety of Articles Suitable
for Presents, at
PT. rOEB'S.
Mr. Ifb 1ms made arniugemviits to m
the highest cah prices for ail kinds of furs,
felt, hides etc.
N. LOEI1,
3I.UH Street. Astoria.
For Sale.
Oregon and California Railroad
.Sk Ferryboat "No. 1."
i:xgixks
Cylinders. 2. Inches Iianictcr
by ."" Inch Streke:
Tubular Boilcix. 1C Feet Lon?.
:t Inches Dinnieter, Mith HI
Tubes. 3-4 Inches Diameter,
mid i3 Tubes :i 3-4 Inches Ii
aeicter In Kach:
3Iud Drum. 20 Inches Diameter liy
14 Feet Leng:
Steam Drum Conucctln-: the Holl
ers; Engine 130 Horse Poner.
Address : .7. BRANDT.
General Supt. 0. & C. R. Co.
Portland. Oregon, Dee. 14, IfrSO. 9t-lm
TRBKCEIRD & UPSHUR
DEALERS IN
SHIP CHANDLERY
PROVISIONS,
IRON,
STEEL,
GOAL,
Builders General
HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
ACENCY Ol THE
Imperial Mills Flour' and Feed.
Chenamus Street, Near Olney,
ASTORIA. OREtJON'
MRS. McKEAN & Co.,
Dealers in
Embroideries, Laces, White Goods,
Ruchings, Quilled Ribbon, Etc.
--ALSO--
Saxony, Yarn, Wool, Zephyrs, Etc.,
Ofwhlchthev mm-have the most complete
assortment in the city. Also Just
received a nict lot of
Slipper ratternK.Snf-nPIlIowHjEtc,
To all of which they invite the attention of
the ladies ot Astoria anu vicicuy.
Comer of Cass and Jefferson street?. As
toria, Oregon.
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CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
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Cards, Envelopes, Circulars, Bill Heads and Letter Heads.
THE EVERY DAY WANTS OE THE COUNTING ROOM AND THE
WORK SHOP ARE SUl'PLIED AT PRICES WHICH CAN
NOT BUT GIVE SATISFACTION TO ALL.
3IISCELLANEOUS.
C. HOLDEN,
E.
Notary Public for the State of Oreqon
lira! Estate Ascnt and Comejancer.
Agent for the FIREMEN'S FUND INSUR
ANCE COMPANY or San Francisco.
COMMISSION AGEN1 and AUCTIONEER.
Rents aud Accounts Collected, and rc
turns promptly uindc.
Regular sales day,
SATURDAYS nt 10:30 A. 91.
N. B. Parties havinjc real estate, lunu
tureor any other Roods to dispose of eithei
at auction or pm ate sale should notify me
soon as convenient before tlie day of sale.
No storage charged on goods sole at Auc
tion. E. C. HOLDEN.
td Auctioneer
G. HANSEN,
CASS STREET, - - ASTORIA.
Has just opened a hue stock of
WATCHES !
JEWELRY !
DIAMONDS!;
SILVER WARE, ETC.J
The finest in the market.
Mr. Haeen does not wish tube undersUMxl
as having articles lit his stock 4 too numerous
to mention." bm he lms
A Fine Selected Stock, and Will
Guarantee Every Article to
be as Represented.
Trices are Xothins when the Qual
ity of the'jSoods Ik Considered.
J-I fully understnnd my business, and
cannot be swindled In buying, and haviii;
made pergonal selection of every article 1
ha e fors;ile, ha e no hesitation In Kuamntee
inc it to be ai represented. Call and Inspect
this stock. . HANSEN.
Cass Street, Astoria.
BREWERY
AND WEEKLY
MISCELLANEOUS.
D. K. Warkks. T. W. EiTor?
Astoria Market !
OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTEl.
ASTORIA. --- - 0K'-:
1VAKKF.X A KATOX. Propriety I,.
(Sueeeaorn to ti'arren A JIcGulre
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fresh and Cured Meats
A full line of
FAMILY' GROCERIES, FLOUR. FEET
HAY, CANNED FRUIT. VEGE
TABLES, ETC.
sr Butter, Egg3. Cheese, etc. constantly
on hand.
5 Ships supplied at the lowest rates.
Nanaimo, Fort Wrangle and Sitka
Carrying II. S. 31ailx.
THE STEAMSHIP
CALIFORNIA,
JAMES CARROLL Commander
Will leave McCraken's Wharf, foot of D sir.
for the above ports.
At 3 o'clock A. si.
For Freight or Passage apply to
E. C. IIIKJHES. Purser.
Wilson & Fishef
DKAI.EUS IN
LUBKJCATING OILS, COAL OIL,
PAINTS AND OILS.
Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared
Rubber Packing.
PROVISIONS, .MILL FEED,
GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEED.
Which will be exchanged fr coimtry pro
duce or sold at lowest prices.
Corner Chenaiiiu and Hamilton Streets
ASTORIA. OREGON.
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