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ASTORIA, OREGONr
F1UDAY jAy 20. 1S5-'
ISSUED EVSP.Y HORNING.
(Monday Excoute.il,
J. F. HALLOEAN & COMPANY,
rcntisunns ajcd I'romhetoss.
-Morton Duildin-j, Oasa Street.
. Terms o Subscription :
lertii by Carrier. peweek sj t'er.a
oat by mail. fouriaonthi... ...$3 00
3itt by mall, coo year. .............. 9 00
?re? of 1'ostasu to aubvribtrs.
Advertisements inserted by the year et
tUeratoof51M per square per month.
Transient aavertisinsr, by the day or wec!r,
Sfty cants ior square for each insertion.
THECITY."
The Daily astoihax triH be wnt bg
mail at 73 ccn f a month, free of prtage. Head
er wlio conUmplatcabicr.ee from the city can
have The Astoiitax follow them. Daily
ur Wrskja' edition to any poil-ofice ictlh
out additional expenxe. Addresses mail be
cnanged a often an dcxired. Iscixc order at
Uxf counting room.
The Eureka came in yesterday.
Fifty-three Sundays this year.
A. S. Gross goes tn Porlhnd this
morning.
-A new post of tlio G. A. II. has
boon formed at Forest Grove.
"Experience" is the name people
give to their follios or their sorrow?.
Silverton fines opium fiends who
have "respectable parents at Salens."
The llounfain Sentinel calls for a
constitutional convention. Whoop!!
About these days begin the work
of reconsidering the good resolutions
of the new year.
The barkontino Melancthon came
in yesterday; the North Bend and
Mary E. Russ went out.
Never in the history of the Co
lumbia river -was there such a tonnage
of wheat on board as last week.
The press, type, etc., comprising
the plant of the old Portland Bulletin
office were sold at sheriff's sale last
TneBday, and realized $640.
The Merwanjeo Framjee is ready
to go out over the bar. Sho has 14,
065 bbls. flour and 10,801 bus. wheat
on board. Her canjo is worth 71,CGG.
A codfish produces 3,C8G,7C0 eggs,
a inackerol 454,800; a hen SO. A
future awaits the man that can get the
last named animal to average as she
ought.
"Oh, he can't win." All risht;
predictions sometimes represent
wishes, and the hope is often father
t the thought, but time is a wonder
ful ally.
Tho Oregon Improvement Com
pany has the contract for tho timber
for six railroad bridges on the route
botween Umatilla and Pendleton, and
is going to fill tho contract with tim
ber from the mountains near Dayton.
The latest novelty is a dress al
bum. A piece of every new dress is
carefully cut and guinmod on one sido
of the leaf, and the date attached.
Thus the book forms a complete his
tory of a lady's toilet from season to
season.
Yes. times are a little dull in As
toria but wo think we give yon a good
paper; your solid appreciation of our
efforts will cnablo us to make it better
still. We hope, before many moons
go by to make The Astoeiax what
our idea of a newspaper island a town
is always judged by the general get up
of its dally paper.
It is said that in the East Indies
it is the custom for a creditor to sit
outside the door of a debtor, and re
frain from eating until his clairiis it ere
satisfied- The law is that tho debtor
must fast as long as tho creditor does,
so that it is more a question of stom
ach than finance. What a grand suc
cess as a collector Dr. Tanner would
bo in that country.
Mrs. S. C. White "writes .to tho
Standard from San Francisco that she
was one of the five women three of
whom were married and two single
who came to Oregon from Boston for
the Methodist mission in 1830. One
of those single ladies married the Rev.
Jason Lee, and died in little over a
year, and the rest have all pissed
away except the old lady in question.
Under date of Jan. 15th mr Til
lamook correspondent writes that the
schooner Alpha arrived in Tillamook
on the 13th after a long stay iii Asto
ria and Baker's bay on account of
stormy weather. The people were
very glad to see her as they were out
of provisions. Sho discharged all her
freight in good order, and is now load
ing butter and salmon for Astoria and
Portland.
Lynched.
The assassins who brutally murder
ed George B. Reynolds, in Seattle,
last Tuesday night, and -Ben. Payne,
the alleged murderer of Officer Spires,
who was killed while on duty last
October, netu lynched by a vigilauce
commitiec composed of Seattle's citi
zons last Wednesday morning. The
two former, Sullivan and Howard,
were being given a preliminary exam
ination in the justice court, and upon
its conclusion and before the officials
could interfere, they wero overpower
ed, the prisoners carriod outside,
where a temporary galIow3 had been
put up, and in a few minutes their
lifeless bodies were swinging from the
cross beam. No sooner was that done
than four hundred men marched to
the county jail, toie down tho doors,
took out Payne, and in less time than
it takes to write it, according to the
dispatch from which wo quote, he also
was strung up. The feeling in Seattle"
can best be shown by tho fact that the
Coroner's jury, in their verdict upon
the bodies, said: "We are satisfied
that in their deaths substantial and
speedy jnsttcehas been subserved."
Suicide.
A. A. Colin shot himself through
the head in Siu Francisco List Wed
nesday afternoon. He was ell know n
here, having been for many years the
agent of the Alaska Commercial com
pany. About five weeks ago he wont
into partnership with C. Leinenneber
in tho tannery, but on the 1st inst.
the partnership was dissolved. Ho
was married a few weeks ago in Port
land and went down to San Francisco
with his bride on the Oregon on the
11th inst. It is thought that despon
dency in business caused the taking of
his life, as he was short in his ac
counts, and unable to retain the posi
tion he had held so long. Tho feeling
hero among his friends and acquain
tances is one of regret.
Masquerade Ball.
The boys of No. 1 , intend giving a
select masquerade ball on tho 14th
of February, and from the character
of the gentlemen who have charge of
it, it will be evidently an occasion of
pleasure and satisfaction. Particular
care will be taken as to the admission
of unwelcome personages, and we are
a'sured by meinbsrs of the committee
that ihey intend the ball will be up" to
the finest ever given hore.
The weather-boarding is being put
on the Pythian building, and consid
erable work is going on on the inside.
When completed it will be a handsome
structure, and an ornament tn tho city.
Carl Adler received a nofo from
F. W. Stechhan yesterday, stating
that a big minstrel company would
show here next Friday and Saturday.
The company include Emerson's
twelvo clog dancers, and other fea
tures of special merit. Further par
ticulars will doubtless be given in a
day or so.
Speaking to Capt. Storratt, of the
Lovi P. Burgess, who camo in tho
other day on the tug Brenham, in re
lation to the detention of his vessel
outside, ho said what everyone knows;
that "no amount of tugs could get my
vessel in during such rough weather;
Jhe tugs are doing all they call; the
troublo is there isn't enough water on
the bar." It is now in order for tho
Oregonian to severely call tho captain
a "critic," and crush him by writing
an article on "Tho game of greed."
Tho Secretary of War decides time
"officers of tho army now possess all
the authority needed for the recovery
of government arms found in the
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nanas oi improper persons, under
section 1242, revised statutes, any
United States arms found in tho pos
session of persons not soldiers can bo
taken from them by any civil or mili
tary officer of tho Unitod States. Any
government arm found in tho posses
sion of a person (not a soldier) is
prima facie evidence it is stolen; and
the socrctary deems it clearly the duty
of every civil and military officer of
the United States to seize, whorever
found, any rifle, carbine, or pistol
marked U. S. and of calibre 45."
Hotel Arrivals.
OCCIDENT.
John C White Ft Stevens; Win D
Block Ft Canby; Capt Bidwell and
fmv SUM Framjee; Undo Jake Mil
ler and Secy Walla Walla; J Welch
Portland; J B Perry nf and 2 elm Sh
Emma T Crowell; H C Paige. Port
land; R Roberta Sh Glanpadan.
I'ABKCK HOUSE.
II Robinson, J W Field, Fred Hyde
City; Mons Lconi Now York; Miss
Fanny Verne Pertland; B F Coffey
Knappa; 11 M Wooden Nehalem.
. Max. Wagner's San FrancUeo Xa
tional lnewcry beer can't be beat.
a -Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. Illsley have
taken charge of the Pioneer Kestanrant,
WllICll hnl hPPn flinmilfrlilf KiiinrnlrtH
and refitted. Mrs. Illsley has charge of
nw vuisiiic. vjuuu Louetj u specially.
Colunibta Salmon In New Zealand.
Wc are in receipt of a-volumo of
reports from United States consuls in
all parts of the world. Consul Griffin,
writing to our government from Auc-
iland, Now Zealand, m referenoe to
canned salmon, says:
"There was at the same time (1370)
a notable increase in tho trade in
American canned vegetables, nlulo
the American salmon soon drove all
other from the market The English
exporters, however, continue to send
varioiu kinds of preserved fish here
such as sardines, herring, etc., but the
United States now enjoys a complete
monopoly of the salmon trade of New
Zealand. The American salmon is
imported principally in oue-pound
tins. The duty charged on it, is two
cents per pound.
The wholesale price of good Colum
bia river salmon in Auckland varies
from 1.75 to 82.10 per dozen one
pound tins, duty paid. They uro
packed tn cases, each case containing
about four dozen tins.
Ft sometimes happons tlut Colum
bia river salmon turns out badly. Not
unfreqiiently tainted fish aro put up
ami sometimes the packers fail to
completely exhonst tho air before the
cans aro hermetically sealed. If the
air is not exhausted the can will be
come blown and of course the fish
spoiled. Tho importors of Columbia
river salmon tell me that they cannot
give preference to any particular
brand. If n shipment of a 'favorite
brand should turn out bad the con
sumer ia afraid to trust the brand
again, and it is almost certain to be
driven from tho market. Sometimes
the American packers label fish taken
from Rogue, Alaska and Sacramento
rivers, as Columbia river salmon.
These goods are shipped here and
sold at rcduceil rates, but as they are
of Indifferent quality they are calcu
lated to injure tho trade in the gen
uine Columbia river salmon."
Then follows a table showing the
value of salmon imports since 1870.
In 18S0 New Zealand imported sal
mon from hero to the value f $71,800.
Oregon and Washington Appropria
tions. Congressman George has introduced
a bill proposing the following appro
priations for Oregon and Washington
Territory rivers and harbors : For im
provement of the mouth of Columbia
river, as recommended by Col. Gilles
pie, U. S. Engineer, 430,000; for.
constructing a Pacific coast harbor of
refuge at Port Orford,. 250,000; for
Cascade locks, 750,000; lower Wil
Umotto and Columbia, 133,000; Cooi
Bay, 60.000"; Yaquina Bay, ?60,000:
OoquilleBar, 25,000, and river above,
2,500; upper Columbia and Snake
rivers, 20,000; upper Willamette and
Yamhill, 10,000; Umpqiia, 12,000;
Lewis river, 500; Alsea, 2,500; Cow
litz, 2,000; Siuslaw. $1,500, and
Young's river, 1,000. Nearly , all
the foregoing amounts are the sums
recommended by the engineers' de
partment. The Tug ot War.
Astoiiia, Jan. is, 1882.
Ms. Editoi::
The Oregonian is much troubled
about tho size of tug boats at the
mouth of tho river. Tn some res
pects larger tugs would be bettor,
provided the bar should be im
proved so that largo vessels could
come here. But tho Oregonian
would serve the farmers better if
it would devote n little more time
towards advocating the improve
ment at the mouth of the river
so that tugs could be dispensed
with and the vessels sail in and
out. Improvement of the channel
would bo better than some new
pilot bill to give Portland a mon
opoly with its two iron tugs. kx.
Oregon Statistics.
Square miles in Oregon, 04,560;
coast waters, (bays, gulfs, sounds, etc.)
50; rivers and small streams, 500;
lakes and ponds, 920; total water sur
face, 1,470, aud total land, surface,
94,560. Oregon includes the bays of
Nehalem, Tillamook, Yaquina, Coos
and Alsea; includes half of boundary
rivers of Columbia aud Snake. East
boundary, south of the mouth of the
Owyhee river, is supposed to follow
the meridian of 117 deg. 01 min. 30
sec. The area of Oregon by cemities:
Baker. 10,500; Benton, 1,300; Clack
amas, 1,400; Clatsop, 1,000; Colum
bia, 0.20; Coos, 1,600; Curry, 1,500;
Douglas, 4,000; Grant,' 17,000; Jack
son, 2,000; Josephine, 1,000; Lake,
12,000; Lane, 3,700; Linn, 2,400;
Marion, 1,000; Multnomah, 470; Polk,
C50; Tillamook, 1,800; Umatilla, 14,
260; Union, 4,300; Wasco, 9,600;
Washington, 650; Yamhill, 610.
Whips, curry-combs, brushes; new
stock; first-class goods, cheap for cash.
S. OCAT.
Xotlee.
The regular annual meeting of Pro
gressive Land and Building association
will bo held in Liberty hall. ABtnrin.
Clatsop county, Orecon, on the nth dayj
ot ieDruary.uxK. vm. jUct;wAS.5ccy.'l
ian. 10, 1001.
The "Always Handy" stow-i'ipc
shelves at John A. Montcomcry's.
Sherman Bros. Kxprens
Will receive ordcra at tho store ot 1.
W. Case for upper Astoria or anv other
part of the city. Leave your order en
the slate and thoywjll be promptly at
tended to. .
'JJonjrh on Stats.'
The thing desired found at last. Ask
uruggisis ror -ltougn on Kats. It
clear out rats, mice, roaches ilips. bed
hugs. 15c. boxes.
BURNETT'S .COCOAlSfi:.
Tjulike nil Other Hair OrcNsiusx
Is the best for promoting the growth of
anil upaumymg me nair, nnu leniu-rlng
it dark nnd "lossy. . The Cocoaine holds.
in a liquid form, a large projHirtion of
aeouorizeu rocoaiiur on, prepaieu ex
pressly tor this purpose. .o other com
pound possesses the peculiar properties
which o caciiy suit im various enmu
tions of the human hair.
The superiority of Buhxett's Flav-
orino,axti:act3 consists in their per
fect purity and great strength.
A few morn ehauces ct to lie taktii
for that fine graphoseope al the Citv
book store.
Brace tip the whole svstum with
King ot the Blood, .-see ndvcrti-meiit.
Get your lega lil.nt.s at Tin:
ASTOBIA.X ooire. A lull-line n ..vcr
two hundred styles.
-A Nasal Injector free with each
bottle of Shlloffs Catarrh. Remedy.
Price 50 cent Sold by W, E. Dement.
For the genuine J. II. Cutter old
Bourbon,! ana the best of wines, liquors
and San Pranelsco beer, call at the Gem,
opposite the bell tower, and see Campbell-
Call and examine the Union pump
at John A. Monteomerv's. chean and of
superior pattern nnd quality.
Catarrh cured, health nud sweet
breath secured bybhiloh'sCatarrhHem
edy. Prico 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
For sale by W. K. Dement.
Shlloh's Coush and Consunintinn
Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures consumption, Sold by W.E. De
ment. Prnitn WlinAnlnft rVM.r.1. ...! 1.AK
chitls immediately relieved by Shlloh's
vuie. ooui uy it . c uemeni.
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has lust received the latest and most
losiiiuuuuiu biyiu ol Kenis aim mutes
boots, shoes, etc.
AlruinlftCQ VIit1iIc mn.l.i ...T.i.mKI..
by that terrible cougli. Shiloh's Cum Is
ment.
Cbas. Stevens and Son livi ;i .tnel.-
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to elose
out that branch of the business.
Have Wistar's balsam of wild rlierrv
always at hand. It cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis', whooping cough, croup. In
fluenza, consumption, and all throat and
lung complaints. .TO eenls mid r :i bot
tle. For handsome hoIiiLiv ure-eni.
such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per
fumery cases, fine soaps, ele., go to
Conn's drug store, opposite Occident
Hotel.
couch, cold or soru throat should tin
stopped. Neglect frequently results in
an incurable lung disease or consump
tion. Brown's Bronchial troches do not
disorder tho stomach liko cough syrups
and balsams, but act directly on the in
flamed parts, allaying irritation, give
reuet in asmma. uroncnius, cougns,
catarrh, and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject
to. ror winy years urown s oronchlai
troches have been recommended by
physicians, and always give perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearlv an en
tire generation, they have attained well-
meruen raiiK among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at UT. rents a
wix everywhere.
Shiloh's Titalizeris lint you need
ir Constipation, Loss of Aonetite. Diz
ziness and nil symptoms of Dvspepsla.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by W. K. Dement.
For chills, faverj-agnc and wculcuess,
Colden's Liebic's Liquid Beef and Tonic
Invlgorator, Colden's; take no other.
Of drugaists.
Bale's Honey of Horehouml and Tar
cures coughs, bronchitis nnd consumo-
tion. Pike's Toothache Dions cure in
one minute.
I have lust received tliefinest assort
ment of fancy goods In inv lino ever
brought to Astoria, consisting of ner
fumery cases. totIlet sets, toilet cases-
mi9 perfumeries, fancy soaps, combsl
urusuee, imiiu masses, ami touei articles
of all kinds splendid presents for tho
holidays. Call nnd examine goods and
prices before purchasing elsuwhere. at
j. w.uonns urug store. nMrfw'.te ()
dent llolel, Astoria. Oregon.
For lame Back, Side or Chest inn
hliUOli s rorous naster. l'i ice as rent-)
t or sale by , t. Dement
Will you suifer with Diyiupsia and
er uomniaini . aiinoir.s v
Italizer Is
guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by W. K
Another of those line A. 15. Chase
organs at the City Hook Store.
Frank Fabro has oysters in every
style. Stew and pan roasts a'sprclalty
A new lot of fur trimming, all col
ors, below San Francisco prices, just
received at the IXL Store.
Hot, cold and shower baths irt the
Occident hair dre.s-.ing saloon, twenty
five cents.
Those writing de.ks nt theCit book
store are the best in the city. They are
something nice and durable, and just
what most young ladies would appreci
ate from the giver.
Mr. John RoaersortheCcutraiMar
kct, has made arrangements to keep al
the finest fresh fish, etc., iu their soason
The Peruvian syrup lias cureU thou 1
StHIIUf nu ncicauuaju,
sisi, debility, liver
uion, female cempi:
lets tree to any adore
3. SethW.Fowl
& Sons, Boston.
MISCELIANEOUS.
E.Detriek&Co.,
Sole -.inputs on Hie Pacing Coast for Tower's J
ciMebraKvl
01LIW CLOTHING,
, iSt'lid for price list.)
Importers, manufacturers aLd dealers in
Twines, Teats, Hose, Cotton Sail
Duck, Belting, Waterproof Tar
paulins, Vatwproof Covers,
Patent Solid Cotton .
Belting.
No-, j. 7 aud 9 Calfornia. and 103. 110 rind 112
Market Streets,
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GAIl'OKXTA
JUKI'S LP WHS r CLASS STOCK INTO
Harness and Saddles,
Aud w III lit j on out in bettor st le and cheap
er rates tlittn any other man in Oregon.
A full line or IVJiijM. Curry Combs,
etc., ou hand.
WAIS IS li:cr,AKKI WITHOUT
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!rffil.' Jk eteiyiiMii in Astoria lias a new
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Milt of clothes
Look al the prices: .
Pants to order from - - S3 no
Pants. Genuine rrendiCjsslmere - 1200
bulls from - -- -- -SCO
The finest line of unp'.es on the coast to
select trom. p. J. MEANY,
Alain street, opposite Pnifcer House. Astoria.
G. A. STINSON & CO.,
BLACKSMITHING,
At Capt. Itoers old Maud, corner of Cass
and Court Streets.
Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing,
waaoiis inado mid retulred. Onmi mwL-
gmranteed.
CITY
BOOK STORE.
We are constantly receiving new additions
10 our stock and have tho finest and .
fcirgest assortment of variety
good-i In the city.
Combs, Brushes.
Stationery, Frames,
Celluloid Goods.
.Ulourgood are marked In plain figures
Call and eam!ne quality and note prices.
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UNDERTAKER,
Corner Cm and Squenioilio streets.
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WINDOW SHADES
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UNDE11TAKEKS GOODS.
W.ilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
HCAI.KIH IN
Iron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Ghains,
TAR, PITCH, OAKUM,
wnorijiiT and rtrr calvamzuo
SPIKES,
IVulU. Copper nails mill liurrs, j
Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils
'Rubber and Hemp Packina of alt Kind.
' PROVISIONS
Frjyi 5 3HT.T. n:E.
Agents for Sa'cm 1'Iouring lIUls.
Corner Cheuamus and Uoraliton Streets
ASTORrA.'OREGON.
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Buy 3Tour Children aud Friends something
that will be of service to them
I have received a large consignment of
Genuine Gold Jewelry
Which I will sell at wholesale rates.
Buyers will save money by
purchasing of me.
C. H. COOPER,
I X L Store, near Parker Souse, Astoria.
TheBossCoffee and Tea Pot
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TWO DOORS EAST OF OCCIDENT,
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CHAS- HEILBOBN,
MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE 35 BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES
Complete In every branch.
ASTORIA
M. MEYER
ASTORIA,
SPECIAL AI???PTT2ffOBME,N"T' ,
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50. PER BARBEL OF 30 GALLONS.
LAItGE OKDERS IN LIKE VnOPOItTlON.
Less Quantities, SO Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, . - - - SI160 per Dozen
nrSpecIal attention paid to order from I'uullc Houses and Families.-
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
IS Stll'EHIOK TO MOST, ANI lb EXCELLED BY NONE ON THIS COAST
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR.
GHENAHUS STREET, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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