The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 04, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV) ...... tijiMMuau . iuuBsa pyB3 gftc QiXtt$ sXojAosl ASTORIA-OREGON: TUESDAY-" APRIL. 4, 1S&2 J. I'. IIALLOltAX Editor. Western Oregon and Washington. A eeviuw of the wide extent of territory included in Oregon and "Washington, and comparison of the great natural advantages and vast resources that .exist within these boundaries, must carry con viction that in the near future a great destiny awaits us. At the present time, says the "Willamette Farmer, the rush of immigration is towards the open country cast of the Cascades that invites the plow and yields such prodigious crops from virgin soils. However remote these grain fields are, the invite settlers because they are so easily tilled, and return such boun tiful crops to the husbandman. Those wide-spread prairies and hills, however, while promising so much to the plowman, have their limitations. Like the "Western prairies, they yield great harvests and create agricultural wealth, but have' their limitations as wealth producing districts, while regions of the same state west of the Cascade range possess natural resources that have no superior taken for agriculture and other eloraents of wealth, on the xmeri can continent. To appreciate the value of this whole region, and the immensity of its resources, we can safelv en ter on a comparison with any other portion of the United States, and the most uatural comparison will be with the country occupy ing a similar scope on the Atlantic share of this same continent. All of New England, New York and Pennsylvania possess 158,4:60 square miles of territory,while Or egon and Washington have 154,2G3 square miles, so we (save an area equal to those eight states, which, are the raos.t populous in the na tion, and their wealth is, in pro portion, even in excess of the pop ulation. While the commerce of New York, Boston and Philadel phia is built up by the nation 'at large, and creates :i wealth this region- may- never" equal, still the greatness of those eight industrial states on the Atlantic is dependent chiefly on their natural resources, and to that extent we can make comparison not doubting that in time the commerce of the world will create great emporium'; in Oregon and on Puget Sound that shall rival the greatness of eastern cities. Much of those Eastern States is mountainous, and the sterility of New England has become a pro verb. Considering our wide scope of country suited to agriculture we can safely expect the agricul tural products of the Pacific North west will rival and exceed the pro ductions of the Atlantic States, we have named, though it may be many years before the primeval forests shall be cleared away to make farms, as has been done in all the county- east of the Miss issppi valley. That time will come, and the dense forests of Western Oregon and Washing ton, within a century, will be con verted into productive fields. That will be when labor shall have become more abundant, and when an industrial era shall have dawned on the Western shore, to wake to life and motion our vast water powers. Uew England has no mines of any consequence, and little good soil, but its mountains pour down streams that are utilized to turn the wheels of countless manufac tories. All along our western val leys, we possess the same natural wealth that makes New England the workshop of the nation. Our location is similar; our natural facilities in that line arc more peculiar to us than than the same are to New England, because California possesses few such nat ural powers, and the whole lower coast is comparatively destitute of them. Rosecbans has succeeded in advertiseing his own littleness, by leading off an attack upon the memory of the dead President. Very likely, he already wishes that ho had let the whole disreputable business alone. The vultures who are desecrating his grave will not only have a chance to .feel sorry for what they are doing, but they can lament that they have failed iri their immediate object. The life and work of Garfield are a refutation of all the slanders that can be published and of all the detractions to which his name may be subjected by those who think to make themselves great by tear ing "him down. BOR.V. At Svensen's Landinz. March 2ttli. to the wife of Peter Olson, a daughter. NEW TO-DAY. LIBERTY HALL! F. W. STECHHAK, - Lessee and Manager. TWO NIGHTS ONLY! Friday and Saturday, April 7th, 8th COLTON and KENNEDY COMEDY COMPANY, Mr. M. A. KENNEDY, Tlio Popular Comodlan. Supported by a carelully selected Company at 3.-3 - - STSS FRIDAY Evening. April 7;!t. Two Grand Comedies! Our Mother-iii-lnw. Mous. LEON BONNEEIC. air. w. A.. Kennedy. To be followed by the Laujhable Comedy, WANTED, 1000 YOUNG MILLINERS JOE BAGUS. rk-. I ji. KHANS j a solicitors cie: A. Kennedy, Maddme VAJJHE1! Entire Change of Programme Last Evening. ADMISSION - ONE DOLI.AK. No extra cUarge tor Reserved Scats, for sale at Carl Adler's Music Store. Gallery "Ocents. COLTON & KENNEDY, - - - Proprietors. WID. W. RANDALL, Acting Manager. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. TVTOTICE IS IIEUEBY GIVES TO THE i.1 Republicans of Astoria Precinct, that a precinct election for I lie purpose ot electing Seventeen Delegates to tiie Clatsop county Republican Convention, which will be held at the Court house lu Astoria. Oregon, on Saturday next. April Sth, from one o'clock r. ai. in iout o ciock p. u. 01 sain uay. Messrs. Win. Welch andC. S. Wright have beenlinpoiuted to act as ludscs. and F. A. TiylnrandT. S. Jewett, to act as clerks f said election. All Republicans of said inc. cinci arc earnestly requested 10 ue present and participate In the selection of dcleg.it ts. By order of the Precinct Committee. l'lTlEK RTJN'EY, Chairiu,v.). Consignees' Notice. NEITHER THE UNDERSIGNED, CO.V signen nor tiie Captain ot the Rntish Barque W'anlock. from Liverpool, will be rcsnonsible for anv debts contracted bv the crew of said vessel, without consent or the Captain. f. I CHERRY. Astoria, April Sid, 1S-H. Dress Making. Seat. Stylish anil Satisfactory at Mrs. T. S. JeWett's. TA1I Work Guaranteed.- For Sale. LOTS 3. 4. 5, AND 6 IN BLOCK V,, OITO attfl Ttaln rind ITnmnnnv's rlnnr nml s.isli factory and tiie Western Itotel. This prop erty is in a Business location ana win oe sota cheap Also Lot 3 in Block 89 : this lot is next to Capt. Wass' double house. mqu're at nus onice or ot dink THOS. LOGAS. Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE is herebs piven that the Common Council of the City of Astoila 'iropose to order the repair of that por tion of Washington street, in McCltue's Astoria, from the north side of Chena- mus street to the south side of Coneom- ly street, oy replanklng the same with new and bound plank, not less than three inches in thickness, and removing all defective timbers and replacing the same with new and sound timbers. Tins sidewalk on the west side of said por tion ui iviLMiniitm bin-ta snail unre paired by removihg all defective plank and timbers and replacing the same with new and sound timbers, and. unless a remonstrance signed by the owners of two-tnirns ot mo property fronting on saiduortion of said street be filed with the Auditor and Clerk ot said city with in ten days fronYthc filial publication of mis notice me common uouncu win order said repairs to be made. By order of the Common Council, F. C. NORR1S, Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, March 31, 1882. Sidewalk Improvement Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the Common Council of the Citv of Astoria propose to order the repair of that por tion of the sidewalk on the west side ot .Main street, In .McClure. s Astoria, from Snuemonua street to Jefferson street, bv removing all defective plank and tim bers therein and renlacinsr the same with new and sound plank and timbers, ana unless a remonstrance signed oy the owners of two-thirds of the proper ty ironimg on sain portion 01 sain street be filed with the Auditor and Clerk of said city within ten days from the final publication of this notice the Common Council will order said repairs to be made. Bv order of the Common Council, F. C. NORRIS, Auditor and Clerk. Astoria- .March, 31, 1882. Get your legal blanks at Thk Astobiax office. A fuirime nf over two hundred styles. NEW TO-DAY. Sidewalk Improvement Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the Common Council of the Gity of Astoria propose to order the improvement ot" that portion of the sidewalk on the north side of Court street, between the wcat hide of Olnej street and the east cirl .if ATnin .tripf in "Trt".lm-p;i Astoria, by 1 111101 inx all ilefccthc plank j ami tuuDcrs uiereni aim replacing mo same with new and sound fir plank and timbers, and by pl.icins theicin such other plank and timbers as shall be necessary to make and construct a Reed substantial sidewalk of the same width and upon" the same grade as the present walk, and unless a remonstrance signed by the owners of two-third3 of the property fronting on said poition of said street le filed with the Auditor and Cieik of said citv within ten days from the final publication of this notice, the Common Council will order said im provement to be made. By order of the Common Council, F. C. NORMS. Auditor and Clerk. Astorin, March 31, 18?J. Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE is hereby git en that the Conuuun Council of the Cit of Astoiia propose V Older the impiovenient ot that poition of Chenaiuus street in McClure's Astoria, from the west side of Ca-iS street to the east side of Jackson street, by replanking tiie same with new and sound fir plank not less than three inches in thickness, and the side walk on eaeli side of said portion ol said street, shall be repaied by rcmov inc all defective nlank ami timbers and rcnlacin them .with new and sound plank and timbers, and unless a remon strance signed by the owners o-f two thirds of the property fronting on said portion ot saut street ue men wiin me Auditor and Clerk of said citv. within ten daysfioni the final publication of this nulice, the Common Council will order said improvement to bo made. ny onier oi me uommon i.oiincn. F.C. NORMS. Auditor and Clerk. Astoria. March 31, 1U8J. Street Improvement Notice. XOTICE is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Astoria. propose to order me improvement of that portion of Concomly street, in ilcCltirc'-S Aiitoria. from the west side of Main street to the cast side of Spruce street, oy reniaiiKing mo same wun sound fir plank not less than three in elies in thickness and by removing all dt fectix e spiles and stringers and tim-b.r-, replacing them with new and sound material, and by temoving all de- leeme plain: and tiinutrs in me sine walk and replacing the ama with sound nlank and timbers, and unless a remon strance signed by the owners of two- tnirusot me property ironting on said poition of said street, be filed with tiie Anditor and Clerk of said city, within ten days from the final publication of this llotiee, the Common Council will order -"aid improvement to he made. I5v order ot me common uouncii. r. C. NORRIS. Ajiditnr and Clerk. Astoria, March 31, 18S2. Street Improvement Notice. XOTICE is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Astoria propose to order tiie improvement of that portion ot Main street, in McCltire's Astoria, from the north side of Cliena mus street, to the south side of Concom cly .street, by replanking the sa.ne with new and sound fir plank, not less than three inches In thickness, and unless a remonstrance signed by the owners of two-tliinl or the property fronting on aid portion of said street, be tiled with Die Auditor and Clerk of said city with in ten days ftom the final publication of this notice, tlio Common Council will ordtrsaid iiuproiemeiitto be made., l'.v order of tiie Common Council. I'. C. XOKItlS. Auditor and Clerk. A-!mi,i. Maieh.!l, 1832. AUStflSLLAXEOUS. Lcinenwebc'r & Co., e. t.t tXKNn'znnii. ii. liKnn-j KSTAnlJslIKIi lRSj. ASTOMA. (;IlKt;OX, TAMERS AED-CDREIERS, .Maimr'ictureis. aid liupoiters id A Lb KINDS OF AND FINDINGS Wliolc.'t.slo Dealers in OIL AND TALLOW. r-s-llij-liest e.isli puce raiil for Hnles ami Tallow. HILL'S NaiBTIIS. GEO. HILL, - - - l'llOI-KIKTOK WALTKU PAilKS, - STACK MAXAOKI! Open all Ihs Vcar, IVvfuriiiunce i:trry Miilit. rmlrr .2mnsc of Pro- srauimc Once a VTcci. Compnslng all the lalcsl SOHCS, DANCES AHD ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entetaiirment In the West. The theatre is enrolled niahtly, and all iho have witnessed tiie enteitainmciit pro nounce It to be equal to any given die where. Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's amusement can not be excelled. Anjboilv nishing to spenit a pleatant evening and see uparkling wit and beauty without vul garity, should improve the opportunity and come. The co:np.uiv comprises tlicfollouing well knoun Artists ! ' 3Il.ss Faxxie Waltox. Mies Louise Cook. Me. Chakles KotlLFR. Mn. John Cook. Mr. .Tosrrii Pettv, Jin. AValtec I'akics. All of which will appear nightly in their rtif forent siieclaltie. Open air concert c cry evening ; pei form ancccommencinat S; entrance to theatre on Benton street ; private botes on Chcna mus street. Look out for Our Stars. MISCELLANEOUS. A. V. ' dllen.iGeo.W. Hume! (srtr--Kr.RToi'AOEA ALLK.N) 'Wholesale and Retail Dealer' I I W!o:ec:i!..,,a;,tali,rJ 4gE.OCEEIES; - Provisions, Liunber,. i PF&VlSlOilSs j ETC., ETC.. ETC. grosiisrvA GSass and Plated Ware.! ! Ti'Ol'lCA! AND 1K1M1:S1IC 1 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ToseiliT Willi WiDBl.IilpRr'BllBCGfllClliaiS .i Tlio l.irp("t and most compicti1 ii-'ck ot goods intliplr line to be found in :lit ity. Corner of Cass nr.d Sisfinnft.lie Sn-ei-., ASTORIA. ORKfiON. -B q E.ftlillCllO.6 ' ! C?f tSSL l-Sipe i CBUlffliJiEJiLIXG!!, SEINE TWINES. AVe have just rccchcda coim.l, te tisscrt ment of above goods and ate piepare-lto till onlers promptly. HENRY DOYLE & GO.. rill "UnrStot Street. Must E't'aie;-.t', B. B. FRANKLIN, UNDERTAKER, Coniei Cissnud Saueiiictjhe tireeii. ASTOU1A. - - - Oltl'CON i)Ui.i:i; in WALL PAPEK AND WINDOW SHADES AND " UNDERTAKERS GOODS. Steuhans Varieties ! GRAiMD OPBWIKG. A J.IVF.IV I'.XTKRTAIX.AII'.ST 11m o a new boilinjt alley, the largest and bet In town. Admittance free. w-ir- HOWS, BOAT BUILDER, ATTJE OLD STAND, CKAV'S 11U1LDIXO FIRST CL.VS8 WORK A SPECIALTY. IUUUI & mm -AND- SH ARE THE BEST. And cost no more than other brands ; and if the 3Ierchant with, whom you trade does not keep our Goods, it Is because it pays better to sell a pair of Knots or Shoes every two months than every four or live." AVE GUARANTEE EVERY 1'AIR WE MAKK. 'All "Merchants In good credit can procure these Goods at our "Warehouses in Portland or San Francisco. Try our "HERCULES" Patent Boots HECHT BROS. & CO. MISCELLANEOUS. FislievnuiTis am! Cannory SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. AOEXT FOR THE San Joso Fruit Packing Company. AND THE Sais Francisco Chemical WOSJKS, ASTOHIA - - - OHEGON. MAunx roAitn. .1. .1. -TOKr.P, iFOABD & STOKES. Wlnil.-s.ile and ret-iil dealer in Wood a ad Willow-ware, GROCERIES. Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors rOKT.IGN AXD DOMKTIC Fruits and Vegetables, EcCfeOTES;, FEISD, .lilt COUNTRY PRODUCE. General Commission Merchants .-.SToattA. st::;o.v. Xct to Oreson llailuin .t Vav. t'O's Detl: di tsoi:. snirrr.n. iai:ks nvnKK bos? "zoom TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. STMVM DTIXG AXD CI.LWNIXC. Shipper & Rybke. - Proprietors, Xo. 11 Oak Street. rOUTLAXD, - - - '- OltEOON I'JtICG LIiT : r.intsiuadetoorderfiom - - S (5 CO Overcoats " " ' - - - 15 00 Suits made ' ' - - - 25 oo lire suits ""--- s5 to A largo assortment of Suitsn'-s always on nanu. KepatriiiK done with Xoatncss and diS' patch. Ciutlng done 1'ree for I'nichascrs. Suits m.iile lo Order frnm S?3 00 ami I mi arils, l'orrect Tit Cunrnnlccil or sale. MOY & KELLER, Dealeis in all Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats, Fine Sausage a Specialty. KVEKY I.1y FJCCSII. REST QUALITY at the LOAYEST PRICE, "IJain Street, Astorla.Oreon. WAlt IS IF.CriAnEI WITROTIT I-'UKTIinit XOT1CK a A2sn r. And no terms ot peace until man in Astoria has a new X? ",Ssnitof el clothes i-vfiatt? aiAiei: nY.iic.ixy. icl" Io!cattheirIcesr l'.iats to order from - - f S 00 i rants, nenuuio trend! Cassimer - 1200 "nits from - -- -- -B5 00 1 The finest lino of samples nuthe roast to peiecL iroin. i. j.iuum, Cass street, next to Hansen's Jewelry store. w s. 53.s;x2:sis:,2?, W ASTORTA. OREGON tlf DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Toilet and Fancy Articles, PATENT HEDICIEFE3, ETC. EgTrescnptions carefully conipouiulcdjit all hours. r57"IIomeopathic Tinctures and relicts, and Humphrey's Specifics alsolkept. On-. rSW 110 sells clothing the cheapest? The California Store! Who sells "Cape Ann" oil clothing the cheapest? . - ' The California Store. Who sells Gum Boots the cheapest? The California Store. "Who sells Blanket Shirts the cheapest? The California Store. Who has the Largest and Best Selected Stock in town? The California Store. Who gives the Most Goods for the Least Money? The California Store. Who has Ladies' Hose for 10 cents a pair, worth 25 cents. The California Store P. S. We wish to impress on the minds of the Fisher men that we were the only one-price store in town that protected the seamen the past winter, and did not take advantage of them for the benefit of the sailor boardinsr houses, as we could not do so and stick to our motto of . CALIFORNIA STORE, P.O.Box 248. Corner opposite PostofKce, Astoria, Or. TtieBossOoffee and Tea Pot &i&. iCi&a TWO BOOKS EAST lOF OCCIDENT, MISCELLAlSTilOUS. LOBB & CO.. JOCBF.ltS IN WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS. AUENTS FOP. THE Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. SFA11 goods sold "at San Traneico Prices. JIAIN STKKET. Opposite Parker Ilouse, Astoria, Oregon. L. B. ROYAL J PIMCTICAI, VATCIDlAlirit A?tl JHWMER. IL".in permanently located in the city, i ould solicit the general patronage of the public. Rcpairinq Watches, Clocks ami Jewelry A SPECIALTY. CB-ALL WOKK WAIULVNTED.-53 J Oil Squemocqha Street, west of Ucll Tower. I. "W. CASE, DirORTEP. AND V.'IIOLESALE AND KE TAIIi IjEALKR IN SEHEBAL KRCIAMSE Corner ciicnamni and Cass streets. ASTORIA. - - - OREGON ! -w--.-t"J.. Srftt "E& WGF JP3 1 ffi-C ffiCH -U rffir--- cb! Q Wr. B. PAINTER. inA,i.Tfn ix PIIiING, OLNEY, - - - OREGON MJmJmI SIAY HE IIAO OF E.E.HAWES SOLE AGENT. Also, Agent for the celebrated Kuelt's Patent Coolt Store. MEDALLION RANGE, 8TKA2I FITTINGS A SPECIALTY. None but the hest workmen employed. All woik guaranteed or no charge. ASTORIA, OREGON inSCELIiANEOTJS THE OLYMPIC SALOON. Opposite the Parker nouse. THE FINEST BRANDS 'OF LIQUORS and CIGARS Kept constantly on hand. No pains will bo spared to give my custo mers satisfaction. v t"?"Givc us a call. K. W. SEHLIN. m. W. BIUOOD, (Successor to Bloods Lee.) CI.ATS1CANIE, COLTJJIBIA CO., OBEGON. 1 Is now prepared to receive orders for Float'-. Kuoj-s, Copper Handles Dial let;, etc. Orders addressed to me will receive prompt ttentiou. dw J. H. D. GRAY, Wholesale and retail dealer In. ATjT. kixds of feed, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc. General storage and AVhari age on reason riblo terms, l'oot of Benton street. Astoria; Ore;n. The Pioneer Restaurant. Jt.VIN STREET, - ASTORIA, OON, ronrlcrly kept by Mrs, Arrigonl) Has Rrcn I'lltct! up and Kc -opened ly 31KS. r. vr. aiisiEY. The tables are kept neat and clean and are supplied with the very best tho market affords. eirPrompt and obliging Halters are In constant attendance. - - --...-' -. t A.-. 1 - - . . - i