The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, May 25, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw r.i?gctff -j -tt 23lll.VJFJjm-MMMV3 Efcc Sails gtetasinu. ASTORIA. OKJON" I Jat," according to tho terms of tho '.bill. Originally it was intended that there should "be four bureaus "THURSDAY . MAT 25, 1682 in the now department, and that or two. J.F HAIXOUA".. ..Editor. Washington Letter. From our Regular Correspondent.) WAsniKOTOX. D. C, May 12. 16S2. Immense pressure is already being brought to bear upon the President in behalf of persons anxious to serve on the tariff com mission; and the applicants do not consider that they know nothing about the subject of the tariff, but are completely absorbed with the idea of $10 per diem and expenses. The President will, it is hoped, put some experts on the commis sion, but it will require all his nerve and determination to with stand the appeals of politicians. It is generally accepted here as conclusive that the commission will perpetuate its existence for several years to come, and if it makes any report at all at tho be ginning of the next session of Con gress, it will be merelv one of a preliminary character. Indeed, the longer the protectionists can .keep the commission in existence the better they will be pleased It mav be set down as a dead cer tainty that nothing will be done with the tariff during the life of this Congress, and if the Demo crats of the next Congress sur render to the straight-out protect ionists as they have now, any hopes the tariff reformers may have of a revision of the present tariff prior to the Presidential election of 1884 will prove groundless. Unless the sentiment of the Senate is verv different from that of the House we shall soon have a new Cabinet officer, to be known as the Secretary of Agriculture. The work so energetically pursued by Mr! Le Due while he was Com missioner Is likely to be crowned with succes long after that worthy but visionary person has followed into obscurity bis non-producing tea-plants and experimental toad stools. liut.Lo Due is not the first Commissioner who aimed to exalt' tho honors of his office. Ever since tho creation of the De partment of Agriculture the Com missioner of that bureau for the time being has been ambitious to bo . made a 'Cabinet officer, and through himself and his friends has constantly agitated the sub ject before Congress. The first Commissioner, Mr. Newton, took the view that he was entitled to rauk as. a Cabinet oficer" under the-l bill creatintr 'the Department of Agriculture, and demanded that he should bo admitted to tho Cab inet councils as a full member. Tlwj.Prcsidi'nt who appointed him did not i3couio liis pretention nod he li.ul to o to Congress. Bills have been frequently intro durod in tho tvvo IIou'j.' to nuke tho he.id of the department a cab inet officer. Thev have been dis cussed fioin time to time, but have generally been looked upon more with ridicule than with seriousness. When Dr. Loritig, the present com missioner, was appointed, his friends said he never would rest until he had s-uccecded where all his predecessors had failed. He is a man of wealth and fine address, and, since his incumbenov.has en tertained as handsomely as almost any ono in Washington. It is an adage as old as the hills that argu ments addressed to the stomach aro most forcible. It may bo that the truth of tho old adago is asrain made manifest in tho fact that th house, with only seven dissenting votes, passed a bill to make tho commissioner of agriculturo a cab inet officer,.or it may be that tho motive and the causo of such re markable unanimity was an inter est in tho welfare of the agricult - urists of the country. Just how they will be benefited by making a cabinet officer of tho commis sioner of agriculturo will remain . forjthe futuro to demonstrate. The now executive department is to be under the management of a Secretary, who must be "an ex perienced and practical agrioultur- one or two sub-divisions should bo taken from other executive department of tho government to increases tho importance, of these. As passed, however the bill pro vides for only three bureaus, the sub-division of which already exist, in form more or less definite, in the Department of Agriculture, MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS. '( 'SiTin -ttt( r r i - r UEj13XJJ&:. State Ticket, en, ere .W. Erri 1-1 EIB6 ! to-day. The Bureau of Agricul tural Products is to include botany, chemistry, and etymology. These divisions already form the hotter part of the preseut Department of Agriculture, tho first two being important practical branches, while the third, although of i cal value, is the subject of great mirth to the non-agricultural members of Congress, who consider it great fun to ridicule the division of "bugology" of the Department of Agriculture. Tho Bureau of Ani mal Industry is to be in charge of a veterinary surgeon, and embraces in its duties tho investigation and reports concerning the number, condition, and value of the domes tic animals in the country, and shall provide for their protection from diseases and collect and disseminate information relative to breeding, importation and im provement of stock. The bureau of lands and statistics is to report on the resources and capabilities of lands suitable for stock raising. A second division of this bureau is to bo devoted to the collection of labor and agricultural statistics and crop reports; while a third division is to be employed in the collection and circulation ot in formation and statistics relating to forestry, the demand and supply of timber and tho preservation of forests being made its especial care. This synopsis will not im press any ono laminar witn me operations and conduct of the present department of agriculture with the idea that a new and orig inal work is to be nndertaken, or that the labors of tho department as now carried on aro to be ma terially expanded and dignified. SroT. For. co'ohess, TV. D. FKN'TON, of Yamhill couaty Fon tiovmui'on. JOS. S. SMITH, of Multnomah county. Fok SUl'RiaiE Jcdgi:, D. snATTUCK, of Washington Co. Foil SncnKrAuv or State. J. K. WEATHERFORD, ot Liun Co. - For Stats Tr.nAsrr.rit, HYMAX ABRAHAM, of Douglas Co Foit Scit. or Franc i.wtkcction. TV. L. WORTH IXC-TO-N, ot Waco Co. For. bTATc PnixTEi:, WILBUR T. CORNELL, of Marion Co. Foit rfiosECLT;:c attoi.nev, Y. K. STRODE, of Multnomah. (MKTOjnKTa rAOE&.Mts?.) .Wholesale and P.stail Dealer Clatsop County Nominations. Fei: Joint Sexatoi:, (For Clatop. Columbia and Tillamook,) A. C. KTXXEY. Ton Joint ErrKKsio.TATivr, (For Clatsop and Tillamook.) John nonsoN", Fois Countv Jvnr.r. S. 1). ADAIR, rei: Couxtv commissioners LEIXE.VWEBER. R. J. MORRI SON. Tor Cocsiv Curk, ( .1. TRr.XCHAIM). Foe hnruiFK, A. M. TWOMJBLY. For assessor, L. TV. POOLE. For Treasurer, ISAAC BERGMAN. Fon School ScrrRixTEN'Dr..ST, TV. B. AUAIR. For ,Sin: eyok. S. TV. TALLMAX. Tor coroner. B. B. FRAVKLIX. Wholesale and retail ue.iler in Provisions, 0?o GROCERIES, Provisions, Lumber, ETC..;, ETC.. ETC.3 V5Sf.-J?tg ItxgaRS&f WW urvt- 'A 'fe & .mi&m XrVGsar-iS-iSaftS VT -a98r '?SZ2fT F- ;ss r ekery Fishcrmeud and Cannery SUPPLIES &&ZV . O-0"33. Glass anil Plated Ware. TEOF1CAI AND DOME-HMO FRUITS AND VEGErABLES. Together with Wines, LiQUoni, ToMccogCigars The target and most complete stock of goods In their line to ho found In tho city. Corner of Cass and Squcmocihn Streets, ASTORIA. OREGON. A SPECIALTY. San AfiEXT FOK THE Jose Fruit Packing Company. AND THE REPUBLICAN tate Ticket. San Francisco Chemical ASTORIA - - - OREGON. Dissolution of Partnership PROMPTS TJS SCO ASK THE FOLLOWING : -:e: O-O "3?G fTi MARTIN" FOARD. J. J. VTOKK M. D. KANT -i 5-i V v- - - i JIAHUIKD. Rev T. In Astoiia, May iTd. by the I rather Dielmann. Maria A. Shea, to W. Eaton. In Astoria. May tBd, by Rev. J. V. Millifian, M. I). Staples and Miss Emily Arrigoni. XEW TO-DAY. I.. rUXiTOX. 31. D. i'liysiclau nud Surscon. orriCE Over A. V.Allen's groceiy stu. Rooms, at the Farher House. Notice. TTNM2SS THK OWNFlt OF A SVOTIKO U Muley Cow. which has been kep' at JOHNSON'S or KWMONIVS. comes and Hkes her away sho will bo sold to piy charges ajalnst her. niy2 di $1,000 Reward. milKWCROK MY SETS IS OF l'.VU X lioiit'j No 40. 12-p!y Tivfuo, S'i jlc'i jue-Ji, i"i mthes deep: cork lino s.d ased Willi Ni oC cotton mine and Icid line with "No. 32: corks mnik(d J Hume. I will pay ii Urwaiid ov Dm: TiioWAioDoLLiits tounyi-erwiifun.Ui-uiK information leaihu to Iho arrt ani i-onTicuou of parties onsniEiil In cutting or stealing auy lifts be'mujSnji to tlio imiter- suniea oiiric ' mo iimiius .sin 01 isei - . josui-n iiumi: Leinenweber & Co., C LKlNKNWKIll'lt. , M. I.KOU V CSTARLISlirU 1605. ASTORIA. OREGOX, TAMERS AD CURBIERS, Manufacturers and Importers of iU KINDS OF AND FINDINGS Wholesalo Dealers in OIL AND TALLOW. oag-IIIghest cash price paid for ntdes and Tallow. F01: Cooi:j-.s, M.C i;i:oRnE,ntMiiltnoiinh count. Fer: (Jovr.nNoi:. .. T. MOODY, of Wasco conntj . Fen Hereen: Jldot, W. V. LORD, of Marion count v. Foit Si cm-TAnv of brATi". It. P.EARHART.of Mullnoinalt county Fei: Stati: Ti:casui:l.k. EDWARD HIRSCH, of Marion county l'Olt Sfvr. ot FtiiMc I.TJ:t.rTio. E. R. McELROY. of Ronton count. Fon Stvti: ri:Ts:K, TV. II. RYARS.oC I)onla county FOARD & STOKES, Wholesale autl retail rteatV: J In Wood iind Willow-wave, GROCERIES. Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors FOREKiN AND DOTIKniC Fruits and Vegetables. AKI COUNTRY PKODTJCE. AM. General Commission Merchants ASTOKIA. )It!:OX. NcKt to On-Ron Rallnay &N'ai.foS Dck dw f!5 THE "BOSS1 Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing . Is it an object to save Five Dollars on a Beautiful Cloak or Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria? Is it an object to save a Dollar on a Dress? Is it an object to save Fifty Cents on a pair of Shoes? is it worth while to save money in purchasing Lorsets from the largest assortment in Astoria? If so, CALL AT THE CALIFORNIA STORE They are closing out business. Clotliiiiff $5' Less oil a Soil fkan any otto Store in Astoria ! :e: aSXIFOmSXa, STOSIE, Opposite P. o., Astoria) Oregon. Illation Sale! Auction Sale! & THK IJO'-sS l. Fourth District .VoiuiiKitions. Fon rKOrciTiMi Attoi:m:, J. F. CAl'LES.or Multnomah count j. Clatsop .County Nominations. For Joint Srvri: .Sknwto::, (for C!atoi, Coluiniiii ami Tillamook.) F. C. RF.r.D. of Cl.toi o..uuty Fon J(i:.t Kn'isisi NTinr, (tor Cl.itMii.ir.(l T li.iniooL,) JA.FRR .SMITH, of Tillamm.!. 1 cnnity Ton Cot'Mi J 1 itov. C.A. MrGriRE. I'OP. CM ST CM Mm R.R..S1ED1EV. FOR SUFRU'i . JA.W. WELCH. For Coivtv Trva-ucu:. CHARLES IIEILUORK. For Cocxtv Comiiissiosteks HEXRYT. FIbHER; D. E. PEASE For ARsr.ssoi:. W.W.PARKER. Fon bciiVi:ou. GELO PARKER. For "school Sun:niNTUMrvr, II. SLOOP. Fou Coro.ski:. DR. S. K1XSEY: BUCKINGHAM & GESTS' FURKISHIIID GOODS! Till: S'OSS IV ll.o Latest Stle HATS AND CAPS! THK ISOS IX BOOTS AND SHOES! rnr. j:m.'3 in Clotlis, Cassimeres aufl Tweefls! -j'a?- E. O. HOLDER'S AUCTION ROOMS! ISKYGOOIIN. STA'JTIOXEKY. it. at r. ntv a u r.. FL'It"V!SIIIKG GOODS, CIJTH-RY. JITH'FXUY. s'jcTiriis: rss tn. rASEts. 1MIXTIXGS. AKT G(tOI)S. 'A3jci:f: xotkok, SrGAlSS. Elc. Ec. IliiUHT'S -AND LOEB & CO., JORBBICS IN AVINES. LIQUORS, AXDJ CIGARS. agents rou Tin: Bsst San Francisco Hoysos and Eastern Distilleries. BrAU goods sold at San Francisco 1'rlccs. MAIN STREET. Opposite Parker House, Astoria, Orejon. SET FOU.VO. ABOUT UaTATIIOMS NET. I". MEbllCS ilecii. llarboui's No. 40 12-ply twine, cork's marked ltli v.lilte p lint. OnnerMn ha e same by calling at A. 1:00th i. Co.S and pa mg charge. XKT FOL'Xl. PICKED UF IN YOCNO'SDAY ON Jt.VY 2ISI, about lSOIatbuino, of t-cotcll No. 12 iiiie ; corks marked O. C. C. S. Co., anil the lends marked O. O. Owner c.in hive it tv appljlnsat r. F. Co. and pavimtcliarKCs. " d.,-5 in- XKT J.OCiT. BOUT ONE HUNDRED FATHOMS 4 &. mcsli. Scots 11 ami lr.-i.h luinp in t nieees. sinkers marked. V. s. nud mnw torKsw-r.. w.is iosi on ineL'Otii or M.iy eSH5?j &Zi!&3m SxvJl THF. i;oxs MERCHANT TAILOR! You will find tin; Finest and Largest Assortment, the Rest Quality, ami llio LOWEST of PJiWES. Sale to Commence SATURDAY EVENING, May 20, 7 p, m. tutl Couismx- 7nili. Afternoon and Ilronlns. tsT (S. I;.) Dnriim the Day and during intermission of tliu Auction Sale any GeoiW ina be purchaicd at Private Sale. mi .eBossOoffee and Tea Pot M. B. KANT, The Clothier. ARE THE BSST. And cost no more than other brand-? ; and it the Jlirchant tItli nliom ou Irado dees not keep our Ooods.lt is because it p:is better to sell a.pair of Boots or Shoes eery tx.o months than cery four or fie. AVE (JUAItANTEE EVEUY FAIII WE MAKE All Jlcrchants inpocxl credit ctnpiocure these Goods at our Warehouses in l'ortland or San Francisco. Try our '-HERCULES" Patent Boots HECHTBROS. & CO. near the Great Republic. Fmdir will be irniinicii y icauiii' inionnaiieii at JI Tonls or this office. xirr i.ont. ON NIGHT OF MAY 21st, AIJOUT 100 fathoms 45-mesIi net. lUrhoui'sNo. 10. 12-ply twine, no marhs. Finder v.ill npplv -MAlillMOAKD'ti. d231V. at Notice. raillE DELINQUENT TAX ROLL FOIt JL tliceir 1581, together with aw-arrant from the County Court for the collection of tho s.une. is lu my hands. Delinquent tax payers will pleaso settle at onco and sae costs. A.M.TWOA1BLY, ny3 Sheriff. - The Splendid New Ship "ADOLF OBEIGM" 1448 Tons Register, Built under SpecHl Suivey and Clashed A 1 tor l'ifteen e.irs. KVEKKTT hTAPUM, 3Iaiter. rn.i. load fou uvEiiroor, dip.ect. IT and liaiUK the bulk of hercaiK.cn caged, ill be auicklj dispatched. A limited quantity of salmon can be taken, on icastm ablo terms, in lots to suit shippers. E7- Tor Italc. oV 1'reislit and otlier particulars, apply to StBSON, CHURCH &. CO., Portland. Oregon. im .in City Auditor's Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TJIATTHE i-1 City Assessment F.oll of the City of Astoria. Oregon, as returned by tho City As sessor lor the year lb32. is now on file in the office of the Auditor and Clerk of said city, where It v.ill remain open for Inspection un til the 31st day of JIay. 1SS2. All applica tion for corrections or revisions of the same must be filed with said Auditor and Clerk prior to said 3lat day of JIay. 1SS2. F.C.NORIUS. . . ,. - -, Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, May 10, 18 J2. II IL I' S U III E TIES. GEO. HILL. - waltj'i: parks. PROPRIETOR STAGE .MANAGER New 5tur": iu Itnpitl Succession ! Engagement of MISS XITA 3SARLE, THE QFEFN OF SONG AND DANCE! Open all llic lrar, IVrfViriMancr lhrt-j Mshl. Eallrc (Iianzc or Pro- Ery.mne )nn- a lldii, fnnprBiiig all the latest SOKCS, DANCES AliD ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment wz3 A'-SStetBsasHrSv MAY BE HAD OF SOLE AGENT. Al-.o, Aent fr tho celebrated niicK'o i'alcut Coolr Stove, MEDALLION RANGE, hTE,.H riTTINGS A SPECIALTY. None hut tho best workmen employed. All norkliuar.intoa l or no charge. TWO DOOE3 EAST OF OCCIDENT, ES ASTORIA. OREGON MISCELLANEOUS. In the "West. Tho theatre U crowded liichllv, and all iholiao v.itnesseil thpcntertahiment pro nounce It to be equal to anj gh en elsewhere. Jlr. Hill as a caterer for the public's amusement can not be exee'Icd. Anbodv ishing to spend ti p!ea-ant eeidn;; and see spirkllii; wit and beauty ithout vul garity, should impro.'P the opportunity ai.d tome. Tlie coiniMiij comprise tho following well known ArJWs- JIlS I'lME WAI.TO.V. Miss Leuisi: Cook. 3In. Chai'.lf.s KoiiLr.R. Mn. John Cook, Me. JQ3KVH rirrrv. Me. Waltek F.vitiu. All jl w Inch w 111 appear nlgbtly In their dif- luicub an'i.iiiiut. Oncn air concert everv e enluc : Dcrform-1 ance commencing at S ; entrance to tlicatro cm Benton street ; pmato boxes on" Chcna uius street. , Look out for Our Stars. astoria, b arooiirs Wo. 40 I2-Ply S ALMOIN7 TWINE ! D0MU8B LEAD LIKES, TJWIINIES 3I1SCELLANEODS. JNE A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & GO., .111 jlnrketStrcci.Suii Frnuelsro Solo Agents for the Taciflc Coast. CLOTHING! MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'. FINE DRESS SUITS. 'STYIJSK BUSINESS SUITS. SOFT! STIFF EATS, In the Latest St les. Also a rirst-ClaS3 ,Llno GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS! The Custom Department embraces the .Newest Patterns in TWEEDS, CAS3I J1KUES, WORSTEDS, etc. hults made to . i order lu tho HANSEN BROTHERS, Architects and Builders, Alt Ulnds o IlonseSwork done at shortest notice. Shop Corner of Cas and Astor Street, X ITS'-ST XIUV YORK FASHIOXM B. A. Mcintosh, OFXGON Merchant Taihr Clothier and Hatter, OCCIDENT BLOCK r -