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ASTORIA- OREON:
THURSDAY-
.....JUNK 8. 1SH2
:.:iivr.
j.r. IIU.LORAV.
The Result or the Election.
Till the official icturns arc
all in from the vnrioub pre
cincts in the county and passed
upon officially, nothing positive
can bo stated on closely centest-
ed results. Reed is elected with-'
out a doubt; he has fifty majority
in tins county, sixty in uotumma,
and, we are informed, has fort- in
Tillamook; his majority will in
any event, not yet icported, be
considerably over one hundred.
Between Smith and Hobson, the
fight is closer; it is generally con
ceded that Smith i- elected. In
the county offices, McGnire is
.
elected judge, Trenchard county
clerk; Twombly, sheriff; Ileilborn
is prbably elected' treasurer, and
V. TV Parker, assessor; these last
two being still in doubt; Fisher
and Leincnwebcr seem to lead
for commissioners; G. F. P.irkcr
.o ,u u..v jw
nnntfA tmniti ciUM'iii'nr I 1 '
?loop, school superintendent, and
B. B. BVanklin coroner.
In the state the entiie ftepubli
can ticket is elected, by majorities
varying from 1000 to '.MOO. Un
expected gains and losses make it
impossible to say at tiii wiiting
how the next Legislature will be
in the senate, and assembly, but
it seems certain that the Republi
cans have a majority on a joint
ballot, thus electing a Republican
United States senator to succeed
Senator Grover whose term em
pires next year. This is counting
two Republicans from Clatsop and
Tillamook, one from Columbia,
five from Yamhill, two from Wash
ington, one from Linn, four from
Clackamas, six from Douglas. twoor inter-oreanie ship cjii.i1 getting
from Benton, nine fiin .Marion
ten from Multnomah, four from
Polk, one from Wasco and one
from Grant. This would give
the Republicans, including all
hold overs, torty-eight votes, it
taxing forty-six to elect on joint
ballot.
"Senator Slitclioll.
Ax interview with Senator
ilitchcll, of Pennsylvania, is pub
lished in the Philadelphia Press, in
which the Senator states clearly
the nature of the independent
movement, which is the most im-
nortant event in current nolitie.s.
Tho Senator is careful to say that
it is not a movement against pcr
.ons, nor is it a scrnmble for place.
Its object is better methods of
party and government administra
tion, and thc destruction of patron
age as a personal or factional
1 1
power. If the Republican party i
is to hold together as a controlltnjr
force in the election of 1831, Sena
tor Mitchell and his friends hold
it to be indispensable that the
"boss" and "machine" system of
parly government should be over
thrown. .Now tiie "boNs" and the "ma
chine" are everywhere tho logical
result of the .spoils sytem. Thev
are defended, as Tweed and his
ring were defended, as merely
leadership and orgrnization. But
this is a trick of words which did
not save Tweed; nor will it save
any boss, although, unlike Tweed, j
he be personally a reputable man.
While tho system remains there
will be always bosses and ma
chines. The independent Repub
licans iu Pennsylvania, therefore,
are not merely declaiming against
a boss whom they do not like, for
the benefit of one they do; they
are not angry because others con
trol the offices which they wish to
control; but they aim at placing
the civil service on another basis
than personal influence. Jf their
convention shall speak as strongly
as Senator Mitchell, it will mark a
"new departure in politics. The
Senator says:
''The National Administration
appears to be determined to stand
by this Stalwart use of the spoils
system to perpetuate itself. This
is a suicidal policy, and it will
fail, as it deserves to fail. The
- President has power under exist
ing laws to inaugurate a true
civu service reform m even- creat ' S1SS i-ost.
post-office, custom house tl flp-' r&'1Iin310K:v'1KG0' may aisrr. sev
riorfmnr ,r .1 "ou-e ana ue- , tj ont.v-lnefatliumsorucb4u.l2. 15-nicsh
parunrnt ot tlie government. Itdep. part of corks nrandfd "C. T. S Co."
has been tried in those at New
lork, and has succeeded admirn-
bly. It insures rood bervi-e on
purci ousmess principles, and
it has resulted in large savings in
expenses wherever it has been
tried, wlinthnr hn r, ;.. 1? I I I
It will save public men from tlifj
waste of most of their time irici -
dent to the practice in voaue. aird
it will leave them free to' devoto
., - Ai - '"""uy
theirenergies to their prooer duties
After some .experience in public
un.uiB, iiu ;m-r uu examination i
I into the practical workings of iho
svstem as a member of i!:
Civil i
Service committee of the
. !
f- 11 .-- . ''
juiiaio. i
i am miiy saiisncu mat this sys
tem should be proppilv .idontod
and worked out to what I re
gard as an assured sueccess in
this country. It will come, and
comc in the near future. Th:sia !,lVi",1iis',WOM !iasill',!P"ni;";(r-
r- :,. i i r i ! s'-'k "i I'niSM-I-. rarpe;. in elegant
iorce is a balance of power in ilii-, ! natiomsat rmm s.-. ....,i, i si -. ,.
country, and it will as I hope and I
believe, control the next Picm-
dential election. Had Prcsid
it1.
Arthur seen this, and acted
cordingly, he might have been !.
J, il.llit IIUIU IJU. II i -
oui successor, there mav hp tm.c
vet. out J tear there is not 1 h.wp
n, n.L leu iist-rc is not. l n.ne
v.-. .. . "... I
-... .. ..
small hope ot Ins conversion to this I
,., !
Xotliinir could illustratv iimri'
stnKin2
Iy the immense progie.-s
which this movement has- made
than that a Senator of Ponnsyha
ni.i should fling down the gauntlet
to liis colleague, the chief icprc
eiitativo of the spoils system, ami
stake his political careei upon the
result of the contest.
Specials from Washington
state "tlie general impression is
now that Congress ' will adjoin n
about the 10th of July. The
house' manifests a disposition to
go to work, and as the Ssmi.iU
keeps up its work well it wiil
probably be got through with in
about a month. There is little
prospect for any large enterprises,
s.ieh as improvement of the navy
t'lrouuh. The Democrats continue
an obstructive policy in crry
thing Sitve appropriation bill-, "
AiiTHtii: doesn't want a .mt.iiui
term, lie is a sensible man nut
to want what he could-never- gi-j;
Tin: new steamer Queen of thc
Pacific, sailed for this coast last'
Tuesday.
NEW" TO-DAY.
HIIAT ASI) SET I.O'-4T.
A NEW FISHING BOAT. rAlXTKD
- white on onUbln nnil brnu-n pnlnrln-
sMi-.witti 110 marker number aponlier.ba?
uein inisMncsinccLiiaisn.y, iiuncKi. sua
was run oy cans i:ciniann,.iencn jluscu
bo.it im'.lcr. The net xvas 4 meslic. llir
bonr No. 12. cotton lines labl left-b-indetl.
Halvaaized iron buoys luarJ.cd"S. 1) A. S;
Co." Follow ing Is thepartieul.ir descripUo.i
of the boat : i7ei;rthocrall,2".fietDinHie9 .
keel. oak. 21 feet 4 indie? loni; : beam, 7 feet
'.' inches; thwarts all fir, n- inches thick ,
oaklaiced. oak timbers. oak snnn-alc, spiked
Inslde-timliera ; center-board, 7 feet lous;
sjiruce planUIn;. and deck. A liberal le
uardwillbe paid for anyiiuthentic informa
tion in re-nuil to tlie men. bo.it or net bv
taeundcrslsned. s. j). ADA I It S. Cd.
ji5dlw
ACT J'Ol'SW
f MO-DAY, JUNE GTH. ABUUAal of
-ft. Fort Steveas. about 00 f.ithom-. of
liaibonr's Tv'o. 12, 12-plv..'0 mesh deep. No
marks. Aptly to .lolih IVieison, I)-t tin's
camier. jrTdln
Nt-t 'I.ohj
.liuit-.'itli, ill middle rliamie, hIhiiii fti
fathoms of 15-mesh net. 12 rtlv B.ulxmi
twine;'Ieads marked .1. A.'D. A: Co.
Kinder will he suitably rewarded by
retiirninsisanielo Devlin's cannery, or
giving information that will lt-adioiN
rccoi i-rj . 1' j:.XK VI AXEU.O.
jt-T-lv.-
?ST LOST.
OX Till: KVF..VIXO OF .IIXK .THI, A
little belim Point Alice 17rilatlioiusot
eb. JO fathoms oi 4i mesh aiultheitM -is
mesli..Scoti-h No. 12. 12-plv. Corks marked
"U. X.. 1". lr. 1. Co." Iae inforniatlon :it
1. I". 1". calmer .
si:t i'orxi.
BY T. 31. rETKKSOX, OX A Sl'IT IX
Ora S Harbor. May 20, 1SS2, tho follow-ins-ilirseriliril
net in two pieces: lh- two
measuriiiK about b"0 fathoms, ij meshes
deep. 12-ply thread : no marks or brands.
There was one ea lion and some fish m tlie
net when found, but it doesn't appear tub"
niucli damaged. Tlie owner of said net can
h,ie the Kime by nrovins property and pa
ins chan;e.
a rai-u.
Atom ,. luiie 1st. Iss1
EniToi: Astokias :
It is u ith pleasure that I call tin- at
teutiou iif your readers to the fatt that
I have established a photograph galler
in Astoria, opposite the Court Mouse.
I earnestly invite every citizen, of our
town and vicinity to visit it and ciain
amine tlie display of pictures, firmly lie
lK'ving tiiat the verdict of each one
will be that my work is not only of thc
best but that the prices are reasonable,
lam prepared to do all kinds of view
ing, copying and enlarging-to anv size
in all ileiiartmeiits. I w ill sec that my
customers go away satistied. and re
spectfullj'solicit their patronage. Very
truly, S. II. Cnow, riiotograpiser.
Notice.
TIIK DELINQUENT TAX KOI.L TOlt
the year 1SS1. toRether with a wairant
from the County Court for thc collection of
the same, is in my hands, delinquent tax
payers will please settle at once and sae
costs. A. 31. TWOJ1BLY.
niY3 Sheriff. '
'SScdtw
i
SI'T tcsi"r-
s omi senitu -n ., j-2-uh . so-me-li : i
''iks "rked . i'.rr,i.i.dA w. Tlie J
fs "" civmc liifoimntiou ..t the tame at
I'ArlPIC UNHtt. rACKINOfO.VSnffice,
; ;
:.. ,. .. EiT,.J.TV .
' LunVliKJ.n.niknr!
J'W',' ti'll '-" K. l'-?' !0 : 5 :a on f
t ml of line. Nn maik- 1.im- ar Asinii
m - dim. b.isi
Jiiol - xk a.vu iWroji saj.k.
- :n oiai-vv Atoiin
, . n.. .. AVll A llvll.
jla. J!;t- si iumu, ona-viiei. ciiickni-i
IIOIKP. Ott. !lTliI n. nut M -fitillH" hi iv enrme '
ft ,,.vi,,.,tu. ....ii,...! J....T. .k- ..n
ttOil.alMNir tiyltt lll(llt., Hflll; Irnnil'Af- i
- . ,W-M IIIUVI V"I tllV IVIi i. J ItV, O W. IaPl.l-
offlu-. Ai.j.n tti i:. r. holoiix.
j'.-tf - :rx$ i:t:ui .j.i'in
Just Received.
.it sx i:in:ii:n vi the n knitlui.
3anl.fr;
Notice to Conlraciors.
"?ii).s wii.i. hi: kixkiykd r. tjii-i
ZJ uniii pjgiH-u :il AMori.tr.iit.l iiuon,.runi'
:ji 1K litr fin-niOilnir fli. t.f.t l-fil.. ii1 1..- .
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nBAvawi :.,u. i.l?11,:.d v,K.t,r-.tm.i-.t.
iiiu.i.xni.1111111 l iriir .IIIU "ll'l 11.1.1(11111
! . at tiiuthHieiit Ht-!. 'lite ngnt i
iVM-rxi-1 to H'jwt ;m ami :i!l !m-.
IS r.li'rof thi" r.ianl of lliivcrnr.
A..I.?IEt:i.KK.Sv
lfin-K.nn.iii --oin.! .ml tit.!.'
K !!.!.' V H W 'i1 IK" V
il i Si !i h aU I fi 1 I U . J
ci'o. Kim - - - nini'innrop.
WAI li:i: l'AIIKS. - STACK JIAXAfiT:!:
Kmv Stars in Rnjiirt Sncrosslna
UiiftiiKCim-nt of '
MISS KITA ZASZ.C.
Tin: f.uT.nx or soxc and hanpi
Opru :ill (iif Vi-.-sr,
V,r. ;-'rfi.n..anr,l.oGA23:FOBi2Sr3:A STORE. 0WOSite P. .,
Mclil. Ki
i:rnii:i:io tis r a )itl.
Cfimprisinj; all I'll' ! iti-t
SONCS, DAHCES AMD
ATf
10.
Wc give thc Best
Variety Entertainment
In thc West.
11ii tlicatif ! crm:.'il i.mliil-.. ?u-l iill
wiHiliaw witiicsstrtl tlH.'(!iti-rt:iiiiiiiri.t i!
ntmnf 0 it u be tvina! to aij -l oh rlyv. lit -c
Mr. Hill a a lUtoror l.u lb-- ib 1 s
.-niiu'iiirtiLxaii not be ctivli'il Ai.IhhI'
ui-Jiti;; ItnHfienil a vlo.i-jui f ..ml
-. -jurl.ll'fc f!t iiptl Inv.utv Hillni'il Ml'
j KJtrlls. v.i.nilil uuprme ti.f ; ) irtimilv:uit
1 wm
Hn' nsqi.m wisi;)i i-rf-i 1 lie in ii'MMi', M-'
l.ttmiii Arties
MlK-s rVU U'ALTOy.
alt S. Mifi-oyjui-
1 M s!TCWW Ivi MI I.5.
Mi:. .Iiuiv Cook.
Al.-:. .I(isfi-ii Pi'iTV,
Ml:. V?"ai.ti :: 1'aiiks.
Allot iliu-li v.ill appear niilitl' in their dif
furefit sN-ciallies.
Open airleoncett eierj eitiim; iierform-anriTiiaiiiirnciu-jnt
S; entrance tolheatie
onilontoii street; private boes on rhena
musstieet. Look out for Our Stars.
arboius
fr
SALMON TWTNE!
SUM Ml! LiMD LIKES
)i
SEINE TWINES.
A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE 6 CO..
."!l Clarke! fiti-ec, Sim l'raiii'lnro
nI Aueiiis for the T.ic-ille t'i.i-.l.
BDU1I1II
fi flSfllT'S
AM)
5P
s$S&2r&,
-OocSNj,
eft
ARE THE BEST.
And cost no more than other breads : and if
the J'.erchant iwth whom jou trade does
nut keep our Cot-Is, it is because it pais
beilertoseUapcarof Hoots or Shoes eiery
two moMl-H tlian eten four or fue. V.'l
orAitANTEE i:vli:y vaii: we make
All 5Ierehant3 In Reed credit can procure
these (loods at our Warehouses in Portland
or Pan Trancisco.
Try our '-HERCULES-' Patent Boots
HECHT BROS. & CO,
UK'S?,
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lVVA
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2S2.50IVS:S5,I?!B XJS O
:ASK THE FOIiOWING
i i i -
Is a an obicct to stive l-ive
oi Iolm'an, the handsomest in Astoria? ;
Is it an object to save a Dollar on a Dress?
Is it an object to save Fifty
Is it worth while to save
mm thc Iargcsl ussortnieiu
CALL. AT THE CALIFORNIA STORE
Thev are closing out business.
2 1 CIotliiBtr $5 M on a Suit than any oilier Store in Astoria i
lr.OTt- OTV? 1o CS1
Astoria,
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ID
at Ce
&a &5T
ill iii.xiu U.i&.
TWO D0011S EASl'IOF OCCIDENT.
1 HeilossUotF ee and Tea Fo
I Fifea v MW l:r II vl ul
i TSK. R "MA "Y ER
m m&M7Awfcm& -..i: h:m.
-a iirts. hclpr as Aa6m,-r
! -xkizing
CHAS. HEILBORN7
MAKtTPACTUKEH OF
FURNITURE BEDDING
AND DEALT-:!: IN
i
!
Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Window Shades, Lace dur'tains, Picture Trails and Mouldings,
WTNDOAV COltNIOES AND CUKTAIX l'OLES
Coniplele in eery branch.
MARTIN
r.i.nt t
FURNITURE s BEDDING.
('orner 3Inin and S(iiiciiiiiii:i Stret't-. Aniiii'i:i.()rfoii.
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING CLASSES, ETC.
I Pii:I1i:lI- siii-K.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
am. kixis or rrt:?iTi.Ti:i: -isi:i'AtRi:i aai iMatMsiJcn.
Loinonwebor & Co,
t l.ri.vrjfWKr.rit. n. i:i:rm v
KxTAULisrirai wn.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
TAKES m GDREIERS,
.M.uuir.icluioi-s anil Importi-rs ul
A I.I. KINDS OF
ix
AND FINDINGS
Wl.olesah Dealers in
OIL AND TALLTnY,
i-iJ'IIisliest cash price paid for Hides and
Tallow.
Cannery SnpiDlies,
Imported and for s;'c by '
ASTOitIA, - - - OltERON
ISnr Coipcr.
T.ircrpoo! S:il(.
Iaf;c J:n-fl. tc.
Auent for Harlock's Soldering 3Iachine ,
JohUiton's improved Soldering apparatus;
rotary table for so'.derlne seams: Bloml'.s
net floats.
7
- V M
artnersmp
i -. n i- .- t i i
Dollars on a Boaiitiinl Cloak ,
Cents on a pair of Shoes?
money in purchasinq-Corsets
in i1 If SO -
XsOCatXOIl:
Oregon.
FfTa
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BTI
v
seu: oi:r.
'-u .t::l l.-r llif t-i-Iebratiit
t;it:i ' i'::tf:i: t .mi. .stot -.
MlilULLlOX OAKUE.
npi n i rn im.n a m rciAii v.
Niim- 1 ul lb" be-! uoinim-n empinyed.
Ml ii"u trMraa it or im ehantc
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ASTOitIA, OKEGOX
Wall Paper, Mirrors, j
OLSEN.
Wj s. zxEsasBr?
m
AsTOItlA. OKECON
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
, PATENT BIEDICINES, ETC.
Cl'reenptioi' carefully eonipouiided'at
all hours.
J3?"IIonieopaihie Tincture and Tellels,
. and Humphreys Speciiics also kept.
LOE B & I) CX
.bllir.KtS IN
WINES,
LIQUORS,-
AND
GIGAKS.
AtsnsTs rou tiik
i Beet San Francisco Houses and
Eastern Distilleries.
tST. oods sold at Pan Francisco Trices.
MAIN STKEET.
Opposite Parker House. Astoria, Oregon.
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i STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
HAS
VAfiTJSST AaYJ) IIJ'ST P11KSSE8.
AXIjTY - 1
k pm i h.i-i- rai'i. 'juts Ink. .ni.t oi Ik r inateriaKof ilipiiianuiacwrei
Jbt liOtsres-t Czx&tlz. JELexrtGist,
And cm then on-atTout tmise. .is wealvvasdo. the best articles, while cnarglns
Cards, Envelopes, Gir.iiars,
Till: KVKKY OAY WANTS OF TIIK COUNTING ROOM AND THE
vomcsiHr aki: supplied at pkices "which can
not RUT C.IVE SATISFACTION TO ALL.
THE ASTOEIAN,
(PAlLTfANn WEEKLY)
ts Kiipi:crni) and commended dy all for its
Impartiality, Ability, Fairness and Reliability
THE PATER FOR THE
FOP. TIIE FARMER,
FOR TIIK MER CHANT.
IKU5.Y ASTOKI.4A TCIMIS: BY .IfAIt.
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2?"S miple copies of either edition 10 cents.
Address : , K. UALLOItAX Jb Co.
rubhshers.JAstoria, Oregon
8 irl'oslniasters arc authorised to act as wtent for Tiik Astokiax.
MA11TIX rOATID. .1. .1. STOKK,
FOARD & STOKES,
Wholesale and retail dealeis in
Wood and Willow-ware,
GROCERIES.
Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors
rOIIEION and nouisTic
i Fruits cnul Vegetables,
! ."i
P'ROnTTf1!?
l ivvJ. Uj'j, t
COUxXTItY
axu
General Commission Merchants
. ,. ... .
ASTfttlf.t. OStt'JOX.
Next to Oregon Railway . tNa v. co's Dock.
.1-
tJtw
ti
'KlNs & MOSTROMi:i!Y.)
if.VLVRs
Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
. t;i i-t.U A-rfirtmeut of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
ARonts for
Millet' Stoves and Ranges
The l'.cst in tin' markrt.
l'tunibnu sooils of all Kintl-s on band. Jon
wri; tlunn In a workmanlike manner.
.ii'.fki'.usoxstrekth,
T X CS
iar
THE
- : of tjik latest styles.
Bill Heads and Letter Heads.
COMMERCIAL MAN,
FOR THE MECHANIC,
fFOR EVERY PERSON
GOOD CHEAP BOOTS.
I have
Lately Reduced the Price
Of all my First-Class
HOOT AVO SIIOES HADE TO OKDEB.
As follews:
1'ilicst Sewed Calf Boots - - Sit GO
Finest Pegged Tap Soled - 10 fXi
rinet Tested Single Soled - - 10 00
Nothing but the Best
Genuine Mercer French Calf
Used in My Shop.
I. J. An eld.
Opiiosltc the O. K. & N. Co.'sDock.
$1,000 Reward.
rfiHF. webof my nets is of bae-
i lout's No. 40, 12-ply Twine, . SK-Inch
inesii, . mesnes ticep: corK line sai-
aaed with No. so 'cotton twine and
lead line with No. S2: corks marked J.
Hume. I will pay a kp.ward of OKF.
j S?SSI,aJSiffirfigS,,iSS
'comiction ot parties engaged lncuttlneor
i stealing any nets belonging to tho unaer-
slBneddiirlng the fisUlnz season of 1SS2.
1 JOSKPH IIUSD3.
'
The "Always Handy" stovepipe
shelves at John A. Montgomery's.
JOB