The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, February 22, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textli-s Pf9pBBp$igl.'9 wm$pmi.i9&mwg!Hipi& vm'l' - . C) A Us JUtilij stoatfau. ASTORIA, OREGON: "WEDNESDAY-.. FEB. 22, 1BS2 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday Bxeaittedl. , F. HALLO RAN & COMPANY, Publishers a- l'sorniETOits. Attorvxn Building, Cass direct. Terms of Subscription : ;rrcd by Carrier, por iroek ?' Ceats Sunt by nail. fDarmonthi...n-....S3 00 i&ii by mull. cae t"" 9 0u rTeo of Postage to .Subscriber;. " Advertisement inserted by the year at the rate of SI SO per square per month. transient ajvertinins. by the day or iroek. ifty ocnta per sonars for each insertion. THECITY. tllC D.MLT ASTOKIAJt trill be MM fcfc mall at'ZccnU a month, fret of potagc Ilcaa- trt iriio contemplate absence from the ciSv ear, nave The astorjax foUoto them. Daily ur Wecelt editions to any jwit'Ofiet irtlh- out additional expense. Adirttsts may be tnanged as often as desired. Leave order at Uir tounttna room. Ash Wednesday. First day ol Lent. Hang out your fla!s. -Sackcloth and ashes. Washington's birthday. The nation takes a holiday. Fasting snd prayer for forty days. . Dr. Kinney has fresh vaccina points. The Yaquina went up the river, yesterday. Chinamen don't rock the cradle; they make the sky rocket. Tho side-wheel steamer, Idaho, grossed" out- yesterday. Sho goes to the Sound. Vaccinating Chinamen with mu cilage instead of vims is appropriately described as being "a gura game." We are requested to atato that the Y. M. C. A. social, announced for Friday in yeslerday'a issuo, is in definitely postponed. Tho Walla Walla Union makes tho astonishing statement that it h published to make money. George W. is dead nearly eighty-three years, but his spirit still survives. A social, under the auspices of tho ladies of the Presbyterian Church, mil bo held at the rcsidcnccof Mrs. John Hobson on Triday evening. Friends are cordially invited. Norton Neally.whilo out hunting with a companion in the snow, knoe doep, on. tho hills near Luckiamute River, in Polk county, became ex hausted and lay down on tho 16th and was frozen to death. Fort Colvillo is to bo abandoned. Tho Secretary erf War rocommends the construction of a post to acconi modato six or eight companies of in fantry and cavalry at or near the mouth of the Spokane river. Tho State Temperance Alliance, in session at Salem, havo elected the following efficers: President, Dr. J. Watts: Vice Presidents, Rev. J. N. Denison, Mrs. A. S. Dnmway, Rev. D. T. Stailey and Jacob Conser: Sec retary, J. E. Houston; Corresponding Secretary, C. Selhberde. The fifteenth annual report of the Oregon Children's Aid Society, Salem, has been submitted. This ehows that during the past year the Home has cared for sqventeon chil dren. The funds of the society dur ing the year amounted to $1,401 95: disbursements, 1,384 50. The director of tho mints has issued a circular announcing that mutilated silver coins, will be received at the mints in sums of three dollars and upwards, if forwarded at owner's expense, at the rate of one dollar per ounce, troy, or about ninety-one cents per ounce, avordupois. At this ratei one dollar in subsidiary silver coin, if cnmutilated, would bo worth about eighty cents, and the value of mutilat ed coins will be proportionately loss according to the degree of mutilation. It is claimed that gold has boen found in the vicinity of Gray's Har bor on the outside beach. Like all gold found on the ocean beach it is greasy, and no plan has yet been found by which it can all bo saved. The lead is from five to twenty inches in thickness, and extends from the Oahut to the Anderson houso, about fifteon miles. It is located between -extreme high and low water mark. Its location is such that it will be hardly possible to bring fresh water to work it except by pumping and loner ditches. About ono dozen claims en 5 bare been located on the lead. LOSS OP THE CORSICA. Stink in 45 Fathoms of Water. Statement or Capt. Yeyney. The British btrk Corsica, 77S tons register, Veysoy master, loaded with wheat for the United Kingdmu, sunk twelve miles soutliwust of O.ipe Han cock yesterday morning, at twenty minutes past five. The ciptain and crew were saved; they cimo up to Astoria on the steam tug yesterday morning. Following h tho statement of the captain: "We left Fort Stevens anchorage ia tow. of the tug Astoria, at 11 o'clock, on the morning of the 20th inst., wind NE; set all squaro canvas and pro ceeded favorably till wo came to the bar; guing out north channel we found a heavy swell setting in from the soitfhwest; the ship struck several timc3. After striking tho second time I asked tho pilot to take the ship back; he replied, 'if you do, you will lose your ship.' Wo sounded tho pumps and found the vessel was leaking, having then twenty-three inches of water in her hold. All hand set to work at the pumps, tho sea very rough both on and after crossing the bar. 1 asked tho steamer to lie by, as the water was increasing. Despite all ef forts tho water gained at tho rate of fifteen inches an hour. At seven r. M., 1 found there was four feet, seven inches of water in the hold; T then ordered tho boats astern to lay by. At half-past nine there was nine feet, six inches of water, and at 10:30 was satisfied that I could not keep ship free, and there being a heavy swell, it being piteh dark, after con sultation I inquired if there was any chance to beach tho ship to save the cargo; learning th it that was impos sible, tho ship thon laboring heavily, tho sea sweeping her decks, nil hands were ordered to tho boats. I followed and we went on board tho Fearless, which at my request lay by tho ship. The wind went down and at 3 A. St. the swell abating, kept the ship above water longer than I expected. She was gradually settling, tho flukes of her anchors being in the water, and at twenty minutes past live sho foun dered. Wo steamed all round, but found no vestige of her." Tho Corsica was 170 feet long, 31 feet breadth of beam, 21 feet depth of hold, and drew 19i feet of water. Sho was a wooden vessel, worth 32,000, and had a cargo of 43.8C7 bushels of wheat worth $40,833. Tho captain desires to return thanks to tho cap tains of tho Astoria and Fearle93 for their assistance iu standing by through the night. Capt. Veysey goes to Portland this morning. He has lost everything, and in this con nection wo would siy that, as accord ing to tho rules of the English mer chant sorvico, a ship master is not furnished assistance in the matter of transportation or sustenance, though the crew is, that his case is one that calls for recognition on the ptrt of our citizens. His family are hero, ho has a littlo infant three weeks old, "and is a. stranger. This is probably suf cient to say. Sheot and Pillowcase Party. This party given under tho auspices of tho Olympic Club, on Monday ev ening was well attended. Tho first appearance was a tableau of phantoms on tho stage under colored lights, at nine o'clock sharp. The grand march followed tho tableau and dancing un til half past ten, when tho sheets and pillowcases were removed. After supper dancing was continued until three o'cluck in tho morning. Many of tho costumos were quite elaborate and unique in appearance One young gontleman caused an uproar of merriment by frantically tearing off his sheot before tho appointed time, and exclaiming "Its pretty hot here!" Tho party was a grand success both socially and financially. She Club deserve tho highest praise, for giving so select and enjoyable an entertain ment. Ships Libeled for Pilotage. The case of W. A. Betts against the ships Glcnmara and Dochra came up in tho U. S. District Court last Satur day, and -by stipulation was argued before tho court without a jury. Col. Effinger appeared for plaintiff and U. S. District Attornoy Mallory for tho defendants. After hoaring the arguments of counsel the cases were taken under advisement by Jndge Deady. Tho case ia one of consider able interest to pilots and shipmasters. It seems, says the Standard, that Mr. "Betts, who is a pilot for the Columbia river, boarded these ships some dis tance below Astoria 'and offered his services to pilot them to this- city. For. some reason his offer was de clined and at Astoria they engaged anothor pilot. Mr. Betts thereupon libeled the ships for half pilotage. OFFICIAL. Pacific County'Commissioncr's Court proceedings, February 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th, 1882. Present Sebastian Giesy, W. D. Whealdun and L. H . Rhoades, com missioners, aud John Davis, clerk. Proceedings of hist session being read, were ordered approved. In tho matter of tho petition for the bi-tter protection of the littlo child ot S. Soule's, it appearing to this board that they have no jurisdiction in the latter, it is ordered that the petition be referred to the Probate Judge. Ordered, that J. 31. Forbes and A. F. Sauhbry be granted a license to retail wines and liquors, satisfactory proof regarding their character hav ing been furnishod this board. Ordered, that the taxes on SS0O, as sessed valuation of the pioperty of I. Y. Doane, bo remitted, for the reason Its being double assessment, taxes on the same having been paid by Edward Hawks. Ordered, that the resignation of Niels Anderson as supervisor of road district No. 13, be not accepted. Ordered, thac the sum of thirty-eight dollars, poll tae3. paid under protest by the Aberdeen Packing Co. for the year 1331, on account of employes of said company, bo remitted by the treas urer upon the agent of said company filing with the county auditor an affi davit sustaining said protest. Ordered, that the petition of James Mallis be referred to the supervisor of road district No. H. Ordered, that the petition of Sidney Smith to remit taxes be not granted, it appearing to this board that said taxes were just, and duo on said lands. Ordered, that the Ootids of E. T. Balch, 31. D., as health officer, and Forbes and Saulsbry in the matter of "keeping an orderly saloon, be approved. Ordered, that the bond of H. D. Pugs ley be not approved and that lie bo re quired to furnish a good and sufficient bond forthwith. Ordered, that the assessor of this county be allowed two deputies, in order to complete the assessment roll within the lime prescribed by law. Ordered, that the communication irom the tax-paj era on the Wiilapa river bo received. Ordered, that the cost bill taxed against Pacific county, in Justice court of South Bend precinct, in case of Ter ritory of Washington, vs. George F. Scott, be deferred until neSt session. Ordered, that the auditor have the act creating tho board of health of Pacific county, and the regulations of said board printed, and placed in tho hands of the health officer for distribution. Ordered, that the settlements of W. B. Clark, X. Anderson, B. llutton, Jas. Fowler, A. S. Bush, J. II. Turner, A. Q. Church and Jas. It. Hall, road super visors, be accepted. Ordered, that the following bllU be allowed, viz: II. L. Pike, painting sign-board in road district No.O 35 0 N. H. Orr, burial expense of H. PerriH 15 00 W. W. Ward, provisions furnished S. Soule's family...'. 8 93 J. l llalloran & Co., publishing commissioners.' proceedings and printing tax receipts 9 23 John Davis, cash advanced forex- pressage'ou records .-. 2 90 Cost bill of coroner inquest held on the body of John Edwards, to-wit: John It. Goulter.coroner's fees and mileage 10 40 E. O. Reed, cor. jury, miieage, etc a 40 ILL. Pike, " " " "2 40 D. B. English " " ' ' " 2 40 W. C. Mower " ' " - 2 40 E. Pagies " " " " 2 40 Fed. Brown " ' " 2 40 Albert Green, helping carry-corpse forburial 1 00 Mrs. A. S. Bush, sell, sup t. services and one quarter salary 32 73 A. L. Bancroft & Co., records 30 00 W. D. Paulding, wood furnished Court Ilouse 4 SO C. A. Reed, labor on Court House aud bills paid for sawing wood, S. B. T. Co., freight on wood and lumber 6 SO D. A. Rod way, stamps and envel opes 4 73 John Davis, Auditor's fees 60 93 8. Giesy, com. service 3 days and 64 miles mileage 31 GO L. II. Rhoades, com. services five days and 20 miles mileage 28 00 W. D.Whealdon, com. services and 40 miles mileage 3100 John Davis, clerk to com. 3 days services 13 00 Ordered, that the court ajourn sine die. Sebastian Giesy, Attest, Chairman. John Davis, Clerk. Star Pupils. Tho following pupils have attained to tho first rank in scholarship and deportment, and havo been neither absent nor tardy during tho past menth: HighorDepartment CouchClinton, Sallio Jones, Milton Bozorth, Willio Cluiton, Thaddeus Trullinger, Pauline Parker, Graco Carruthers. Intermediate Department Lily Byrd, Ethel Merrynian, Katie Mc Kean, Lizzio Grounds, Helen Snow, Cecil Cumin, Hattie Dunning, Ralph Hanna, Anna Anderson, Rossie Clin ton, Zoe Carruthers, Robert Fox, Olga Pohl. First Primary Alma Heilbarn, Agnes Stockton, Luella Kidder, Cora Bochan, Alma Pohl, Lena Bochan. Second Primary Jennie McClana- ban, Dolly Campbell, Richard Car ruthers. Those writing desks at the City book store are the best in tho city. They are something nice and durable, and just what most young , a lies would appreci ate from the giver. Dr. J. E. LaFoice, Dentist; rooms over l.'W. Case's stoie. &yt FurntrtliMl Kooms to Let At Mrs. JIunson's lodging house. Arrlsonl Iodninc House, Port land. OrcEon. .New house and first dais in its ap pointments. Third street, in R. R Thompson's block, opposite Capt. Ain worth. Rooms by the day, week sr month. 5Ir.8. E. Ar.ctfioxi Take Xoilce. On after tills date an additional 10 cents per cord will bo charged on all orders for sawed wood not accompanied by the cash, at Grays wood yard. July 1st, 1831. Itoora.4 to Bent. Eight rooms to rent, either furnished or uururmsneu. inquire nt mis oniee. Xntlrc. On and after this, date Mr. L. . SeUti is authorized to collect all accounts due us. Stevens & Jor-Lix, Astobia, Feb. 1, 1882. I take this method of publicly thank ing Dr. Lockhart for the relief afforded me in skillfully removing a painful tumor from my ear; an annoyance from which I had Ions suffered without "fit ting rolief. Wm. AxdkR4ox. STcir Kstabllshmrnt. Mr. D. A. Mcintosh, merchant tailor. wishes to announce to his natrons that no nas leic uy tnc steamer Colum bia for San Francisco, to nurchase a stock of Foreign and American cassi moics, English aud Scotch tweeds and cloths. Also, a first class line of gents furnishing goods, hats, clothing, ftc. Ho will open in the ncw&toreof the Occident Hotel block, which will be ready for occupancy alxut the first or jiarcn. Xotiee. Just received nor steamer Columbi.r. a fine lot of eastern oysters, which will be served up in first class style at K"n coes, Occident block. Don't Die in the Ilouse. Ask drucuists for"fiouehon Rats." It clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, roaches, vermin, flies, ants, insects, inc per box. Catarrh of the Bladder. St'iisinc. smartinc. irritation of the urinary p-issajies, diseased discharges, cured by-Buchupaiba. SI, at drugeists. Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO., Portland, Oregon. For DysneoIa andLiver Comiriaint. vou have a printed Ruarautee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizes It never fails to cure. Sold bv W. E. Dement. A few more chances ct to be taken for that fine graphoseope at the City hook store. Call and see the onen crate narlor coal stoves at John A. Montgomery's. Frank Fabro lias oysters In cverv style. Stew and pan l oasts a specialty Max.Wacner's San Francisco Na tional brewery beer can't bo beat. Another of those line A.'B. Chase organs at the City Bookstore. A Ifulfrltirr ImtiM.'itli lmr-frtrrt..- clf uated in the best business part of town, for sale or to rent. The liuue is doinu a good paying business nt present, and is in goon running order. Apply to IJkw Drop Ixx. P. J. Goodman, on Chcu.tmus itreet. has Jut received the latest ami most fashionable styio of gents and ladies boot", shoes, etc. b'or the eenulne J. II." Cutter old Bourbon, aud the best of wines, liquors and San Franeisco beer, call at the Gem. opposite tho bell tower, and see Canip- oen. "Hackmetack," a lasting and fra- Kiant uerfume. Price 23 and CO cents. Sold by W.E. Dement. -A Dromnt way to ease asthmatic wheezing. Uso Hale's Honey of UOBEHOL'ND AND TAR. 1'IKE'S TOOTII- ache Di-.ops cure iu one minute. Arp von mails miserable liv fnill- gestinn, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Yital- tzer is a positive cure, sorsaieny w. E. Dement. A remedy for Indigestion, Consump tion, Dyspepsia. Weakness, Fever, Ague, etc, Comdex's Liquid Beep and Tox ic IXTIGOltATOB. The Rev. G II. Thayer, of Bour bon, Ind., says: '"Both myself and wife oweour lives toSun.on'sCoxsuMPTioN Cube." Sold by W. E. Dement. Why will you cough "when Shiloh'sJ cure win give immediate relief. Price 10 cts 50 eta and SI. Sold by W.E. De ment. SniLon's Cure will immediately relieve Croup, whooping cough and BroucUUIs. bold by W. E. Dement. -A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedy. rnco ou cenr, oom oy w, t,. jjement. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a nos'i tlvo cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by W. E. Dement. The "Always Handv'' stovenine sueives at jonn a. jiontsomery s. A now lot of fur trnnmln''. all cof ors, below San Francisco prices, just receiveu at me tA.u aiore. Chas. Stevens and Son lme a stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can be bought cheap for cash to close out mat uraticn ot me business. Circuit Court Blanks. County Court Blanks, Justice Court Blanks Shipping Blanks, Miscellaneous Blanks, Deeds, Mortgages, etc, for Sale at The ASToniAN office. Hereafter tho skating rink will Da open Wednesday afternoon for ladies only, and Saturday afternoon for ladles and gentlemen. I have just received the finest assort ment of fancy goods In my line ever brought to Astoria, conslstfnn of uer- funiery cases, toilet sets, toilet cases- nne penumeries, lancy soaps, comusi brushes, hand classesand toilet articles of all klndi splendid presents for the holidays. Call and examine goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere, at j. w. conn's arug store. opposite ucci dent Hole, Astoria, Oregon. Warranty deoij. quitclaim deeds ana mortgages, ler jalb mi una wince. I MISCELLANEOUS. Gai?l JLl!2??s KOCXSEG STORE, Pianos and Organs Of all mates consiantlv on hand. Also a full stoci of VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS. AC- CORDEONS, CONCERTINAS, HARMONICAS, FLUTES, Also a largo stock of the best of VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. As well as everything else belonclng to a .First Class Music Store. 2 rTwT- n . riM-HHrKTM'l W&& TMitnn ml f It-trifi cnlil An tnn rriAntrilti ln stallment plan, ur fur rent. Carl Adior's Book Store. Tlie largest stock of Blank Books and Stationery Of eery description. School Books, Bib es, Poetical Works. Albums and (Jold Pens, Besides a full and complete stock of ever) thing usually kept in a well regulated Book Store. Also, oery paper and periodical published. news iieinii ana agency tor CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE cS Watches, Clocks and Jen elry. ftrS I'ocket and Table Cutlery. T8 YanKie Notions and Tojs, Mt""' Via 1,lcturc Frames and Chromos. KSVjiiigggBaby Cirriajes, a complete a. ar , ""assortment. Archery, etc. New iroods by eerv steamer. Tbe nubile are inwted to examine my stock and prices. CIIEXAMUS ST.-, - ASTOKIA, OREGON. ssjS.EzsfT as.a.si-sr's HOSPITAL, ASTORIA, - - - OREGON raiHIS INSTITUTION, UNDEIt CAKE OT JL the bisters of Chanty, is now ready for the reception of patients. PrUnte rooms fur the accommodation of anydesiriiiKtliein. i-oiientsauiunicii at an nmirs, aayorniiuit. No physician has exclusive riiilit. eer patient Is freo to and has the prh liege ol emploInc; any physician they prefer. United States Marine Vanu'iiwho pax Hospital Dues, ate enti tled to I'reecuv and acetitlancc at thlsllos uital during sieMtevi. If nulls must lc ob tained fori nlted Simes Jlurlues at the Cus tom Hmisk Sinirns ok Cjiaiutv Wilson & Fisher, SHIP GHAHDLEES. PEAI.EUS IX Iron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains,, ITAR, PITCH, OAKUM, WROCOIIT AND I CUTJ OALVANIZED StP'IBEEIS. Kails. Cojtper Nulls and Burrs, Sholf Hardware, Paints and Oils Rubber and Hemp Packing of all Kinds, PROVISIONS, IXOUIt AKI) 3IIL1 FEED. Ayeuts for Ssi'.em Flouring Mill. Corner Chenamus'and Hamilton Street' ASTORIA. OREGON. Q. KELMAN, W1ABBLE AND STONE WORKER, BXonumcnts and Head Stones, Ur-aaytiilu:; in the tine of Stone. SLATE CAN SEASIEJW always on hand. First class work and s-itlsf action guaranteed. Shop opposite C. ll Talker's residence. Clieuaiuus Street, - - - Astoria, Oregon. yar. iiowk, BOAT BUILDER, AT THE OLD STAND, OKAY'S BUILDING FIKST CLAbS WORK A SPECIALTY. W E. XISBSSIS'T', ASTORIA, OREOON DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Toilet and Fancy Articles, PATENT HEDICINES, ETC. l2rlre'x:riijtlons carefully compoundeillat all hoars. Srilomconathlc Tinctures aud Tellets, and Humphrey's Specifics alo kept. Blanks, Promissory notes, bonds for deed, quit claim deeds, inortga ro and warranty deeds, at this office. . filial H lf?"I$l?i! C. H. COOPER. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. FOB, THE NEXT 30 DATS AT tcii3aitiiiiiiiii:s93siini;::::;!;zi;:3:in3iniitm3i:uiiiniiiinisHniHtMn igzHi:Ha3;uKi(ccHuii:st33K3:i:E!uniu:iH3suuustciuuiiuuiunhut To make room for large Spring stock. EEA11 Winter goods will be sold very low. . C. H. COOPER, I XL Store, near Parker Rouse, Astoria. (SUCCESSOR TO JACKINS.& MONTGOMERY.) COKJF.K OK 21AIS AS1 ASTORIA. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE S BEDDING- AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, 7all Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, "WINDOW CORNICES AND CUKTAIN POLES Complete In ccry branch. ASTORIA hi. MEYER ASTORIA, special .A.3xr3xroTT3xro33aa:z33sra?- REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 FEE BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. LAKGE ORDERS US UKC rROrORTION. LessIQuantitles, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - S I 60 per Dozen KB-iSpccial attention paid to orders from rubllc Houses and Families. THE COLUMBIA BREWERY IS SUl'IUtlOU TO MOST. AND IS JOHN HAHN, CHENAIIUS STREET, OS-Orders lell at the GEKMAXTA 11EKK a ." E Cis rsza. ft lis S Q 3 1 Satis Slliwrt;i- -.UaW " n All Hi 'TN-ats fell!! m?c ?j im rr 5 KU, 71351 PTJin mS fc-&rw H535 JBr .v o - T 1 fe-lilllfll UCTION -M ICE! THE FORE b .XAUAKiAAJL3X'V.' f m-frL'ocam j-immmm OKA LEES IX Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A Cei end Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents tor' iilagec Stoves and .Ranges The Best In the market. Plumbing goods ol all kinds on hand. Job V work done In a workmanlike manner. 4F.FFIlKSOXSTnEF.T8, ORBGOSr. BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. EXCEIJ.ED BY KOKE ON. THIS COAbT PROPRIETOR, ASTORIA, OREGON. HALL will be promptly attended to.-Wt -3C5 z i - Fx-5M8g:-'5a tinm&& Silvia 2332 65 & BfiSsgSga "s s 5 ursi ullllli L1II - ?s Ml -y 1 - ''..aa3?fe-feaifei& jug2akfeafc,jftr V 1 it ; ,-jUx .. ..,AJ'-t;.ti' -ijJte" "iS, lIife5rajUMfe-ISg-. !-. .it.'r'j'kJiiSt & lsjJ&