The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 09, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text:-; Li.J-i--JULL-llC i.1,1 J W t 1 T." -"XmgJiJLLlJil.''-JJJUJii.M-...U 3CG3SIS L-J'iJWJllUIJIU". tTttv! TI',ii1i -Ini'l 01-l jSv ,-.j c ' - ASTORIA. OREf'ON mi)AY. -.. JUNE i.16S2 .KT. IlilLOKAV '''Itur. A tieaii.ce.j. Connies. Tliov iiractic.illv diins siviiijj nrfonimtiou'.f the" ..ime at Enough is known of Mondav'slthoVork. They bwarm at the! 'vSST ,"A''K!:C,rtvs.fSi i . . .. t ii: ' O:mitol in iii.vinnffl-vr?iliii ..mi. ' eiecucii to as-sun- ;i jvfiiuoiu.iij majority on joint ballot in the next .:: 4:. t..,n ;.. ti. I legislature. The result is a siir- prise to everyone. It was sup-1 posed that Moodv might possiblvlthe day at Washington. First and ' snuewe tl.rouh.'and that Georse 1 La3t t,,e ,obi.v rules all rresMlwit, ' would get about 500 majority; the - . facts are that the Republican con- 'rcsinan gets about 2,000, and the governor 1,500 majority. The rest of the state ticket on the Re publican side is elected ly majori ties varying between the two. The reasons for the Republican ma jorities Avere many and manifest. The unprecedented immigration swelled the ranks of Republican voters to a much greater propor tion than those of the Democrats; there being at least 5,000 more votes polled than there were ;n.rectiya.iect .em as commum--. , ,-i 1 tii'S. It was the dc-sign or the 1880. of which two-th.rds are , ,nen who fran)oJ 1C Constitution Republican; the admirable organi zation of the party which counter acted the local dissensions that arose in Multnomah, Marion, and other counties; the prc.-tige of previous victory; and lastly, that indefinable influence that impels so many to hesitate about putting a party in power which lias no settled policy. Another Cinch. The Union Pacific raihoad company has given the inonojily screw another twist, and the result 1 is a great advance in al! west J bound freight:.. The rate on ag-! ricnltural impleme nts is advanced 1 from 2.10 to 3 per 100 pound, j which means 175 more for eeiy I car load. The rate on wagons I and wagon material- goes from 1 80 to S3 per 100 pounds, and o on. That means that every one on this coast who uses any thing of Eastern manufacture is taxed jus: o much more. If a. man in As-i tona wants a now wagon, or a set of knives and forks, he has to pay the managers of the Union Paci fic a specific tax on Lis purchase. The effect of such action, will, in the end, be beneficial, as it must result in encouraging home manu facture, thereby making us inde pendent of siiclr extortioner-,. Yies of a Veteran. IloitATio Skymocis, who, !' all living statesmen, has no peer for purity of life and honorable rec ord, has been giving his views on the present condition of political affairs. He says: "Look at the state ol affairs at Washington. The men who are sent there to discharge executive .functions find matters entirely be yond their control. We elect our President for four years, and he chooses his Cabinet oflieers for such a period, more or less brief, as they .shall agree harmoniously. Senators" are chosen for six years and members of Congress for two. What can they learn or do in that short space of time? They cannot keep pace with the present much less study the past and learn ex perience from it. There have bean six or seven thousand bills intro duced at Washington during this session, and it is impossible for the men who are called upon to vote upon the bills to know anything practically- about them. Their leg islation must be necessarily at hap nazards. A member of Congress vrrote to me for certain informa tion. I sent it. and told him at the same time he could have got it by crossing the" street. lie wrof feck that he knew it, but that he ac tually had not time to cioss the street and hunt it up. This was, no doubt, true. Between his du ties in the. House, on committees' and at home, and what with trying to serve his constituents, a member has not a minutoto call his own if he attempts conscientiously to do his duty. Tin- President and Cabinet are not better off. What can the head of a depart ment know about it when ho takes his seat or even two or three years afterwards? Hi time is so occupied that he must gather all his information from his subor dinates, whose personnel is con tinually changing. As for the President, he must rely almost wholly upon others in regard to legislation, appointments and other matters ucrtainiiic- to the or.vr.rn. ' m(it.nftl,Bmn(, tiT , ' m.i is iiui Tnese men who rule Mm countiv. but the lohhv. Our' legislators and public officials arc j in office onlv tcmno-arilv Ttio ; lobby arc there for life. 1 Iiev 'know all -I'mnt H. 1,'IU Uf.', Know .1H .UHilU tti Dills leUi.i - - - i --- i---' w.-... , oe,bi anu ",pV fet'v lucre while t- siav uil-io wmif , i?enalor and Cono-:-es.iiieii auu ru, anu 10 uicm our legislation . i 1 .. ii.. . 1 1 is due." This is the creat evil oi ' - Sprifitnr. ( .nno-rnccinon .Thp;; inus?u; a re"mcdv . it ;s to be founi, MOt iu tlle' ljamls , of any statesman, but in a return to the wise and conservative v,iys of the constitution. For Mime years there has been a disposition J to sr'tve power to Comrress which ;c iT..r4..l in ,n nZ t :..:.... is hurtful to the people and. injur ous to the morals of the lopi-sl.t-tors, which corrupts ofiicials .uni (ends to make the lobby supreme. Our government has sought ii sho(v its conservatism by its - distributions of political pou i leaving to tin' control of the Imi-.ii authorities all questions which chrcctlv allect them to keep political affairs under the gnidancc of those who have the deepest interest in their success ful conduct. The constitution, in all its provisions, sought to keep political power fiom concentrat ing at one point and an honest construction of its language and spirit would correct the abuses which have grown to such tlnv.it ening proportions in the lat twenty years." NEW TO-DAY. EXCURSION!! S( earner Gen. Can by. Wiltl-.ucllrnV Wl-aif at 10a m SUKDAY JUNE II, ISS2. I'liri. ,"H'' 41IH, 14U' lI'KllllJi ntiit Jlv.-aco. Kc-tiinmij;. will leave Uuaciat l:Mi- m I'urp !ir llir Hon nil Trip ... si (i; .5. ir. I. GBAY, AKi-iil llivaco Steam Xa ielion Co. REGULAR AUCTION SALE. Saturday, June 10--2 p. m. AT MY AUCTiON RQ02V3S liiniltiik': aail !c(!d":i. Conliin Sfoies, ami a T.ol l" Cookiii" L'tcniK, (tar Rpp Coiu:-r,c, Onc-Iinti" barrel Sal most. Om- IJ::;r Green CoflVf. and a lot :" Suiiilrics. .tK i. for : coiinl oi irltom it 111:13 ruticcrn: 16 CASES COAL OIL. E. 0. H0L3EN, Auolic.nesr. NOTICE. FATUOUS OF IHE" WELCH HILL Water Wurln leaving tlicir jaucets nppii or usiiis hose for siiriakllnj stieot-. or wjstins water In any v,-av. will Itao llicli water lmt oa witlioiit furtlicr notice. JAMLS W. WKLCU. As-nl. xiriT i-'oisa. ON TUESDAY 3IOI1XIXG. THK Bill about CO fathoms ncr, 15 rncsli, narbour'!. No. 12. marked V, T. l.oer cin l'Bic it hy appljlnc at tlia station i.f Hk C-!mnM Cjiinlag Comiany. BO IT A.VZ) XKT lii4''. A xnw nsmxG coat, paintei white on o.it-ldf and biwvn color iu ;.ile, itti no marks or number upon her, Uw been iniiliiR since Tiiiirvilaj. June 1st. biii was run bj Chris Kembnil, Jensen I.iiS4-n bo.it puller. The net was 40 ineshes. l'.,ir bour "o. 12. cotton linen laid IeII-h.4iuled. G.ilra-iized iron buos marlccil "S. I). A. S. Co." Volloivlns l the particular de,criptlOii ofthe lKi.it: I.enpthoverall,2.rectjine!ies: keel, oak. Ill feet 4 Inches Ions : beam. 7 feet l' Indies; thwarts all llr, iv. inthej ihiek : oak Mired, oak limbers, oak gunwale, spiked inside-timbers: ecnter-bo.ird. T feet long; spruce pl.inkln.'. and (leek. A liberal re ward w ill be paid for any autlienl ic informa tion in reind to the men. boat or net bv the undersigned. S. I). ADAIK fi. CO. ' icSJlw sj:t :.ost. OX Till: KVCVIXr. OF .H'NT 3Tirt A little below Tolnt Alice 173 fathoms M ivob. 40 fathoms of l". mesh and the lest s liiesh.Seotcli No. 1?. 12-pl.v. Corks in.irl.ej "I. S.. P V. 1 r.i.' l.'-nve infoni'Hio'i -n 1". I, r. cannery. -.vt:T I'orxu rsio-u.vy, jgxi: cth. aiikeas." or -E. l'ort Steven", about 200 fjthiin-. of 1 Barbour's lo. 12, 12-ply.S0 mes'.i deep. Xo raarks. Apply to John l'ete:-son, Uevlin' calmer ji-Tdiw xivs rocsn. B V T. .1. l'ETCRSOX, ON A SI'IT IK ' IuK-de?enbeu net In tno pieces: the tiro measuring about 160 fathomi, 41 inches deep, I2-ply thread : no marks or brands. T1 At-& wc rrt fk i-ki Ii'.ii n4 -ni n t.-- t 4l... 1 liiav a iiaruor.ji.ivH). IKS', tno ri:oiv. net wnen louud, cut it tlocsn't appear ro he vi- -.- iil -ilu ji .viiu -Mijjc 4uu iu me rauca dainazFil. Tlio ovmerof uiid net kih have the same hy piw ins projvrn aii.l in -inc cliques. t i.ust. jtr.o months than ei4ry four or He. Wi: Jnne5tli, In midille rhaniiel,al)oiitfiO:,'r'M'VXTrj- "L"5Y "- '- '-AKi:' fathoms of 43-rnesh iiet,12 ply Harbour AiI Jleieh.mts in guoii credit e-.m piiwurc twine; leads marked .!. A. D. & Co. these Cooiis at onr Wan-lionos in I'ort'.ind Finder ivill be suitably rewarded by ' or Rnn rranelseo returnins same to Devlin's cannerv, or , ,..,... . Riving information that will iuj to its ; Try our-HERCULES Patent Boots recovery. FRANK V1ANELLO. e7-lW ...VET T.ttST. rvsTiii:3ioi:SiM;uKiLv - 3ir.aEV - v oiiJy-metatliouisof v.fUw.l.i-iiieslij ur. i'1' "' "" ur.mueu --,. i. a : n. a if .im... i hi 7 - - XKT 2.y-T. , v oms swtii . 4. ic-hIv. ao-mwU: 'eoik. r.-.nikeii r. v. l. o.. .! a. W. The tu,rterOTllW - Mi'.rHl.l r--iardMll.v-lell.ver-', XlYP Mi.T. y T FKUIA.Y SIGHT. KKAJi v . .. .7j.f1 mJ Iitun. rial-mi niilr. anouttio fathoms oi t ! net. j inc-b, -; irt. 12 : ' ; i, lo- n porks .111 1 uet. me- ' 1. nil f iini ii iitniL .t ivn jt iiim ,.niiot line . ninikV rw - i. j.!it m!'sk a?;u wrr f"st kvj.::.. I" oinej-- .v.iona HOLS!'. KM: MOKT AXJi V II AM. IIjs m itl. kmmI-OiuiI. ihifkrn-, Jj?'."" -'il: '$2 1 ! mm. :ilmt rialit inii.utiV walk fioin 14 m- . olllfo. Ap!yti. i: C. IIOI.ItKX, ji'tvtf iii-.il i:statt Aki-mi 1 Just ilsceiveil. ! I .ii'st kkceiyl'j at Tiii:rinMu,i:i.i 'amN - ariM't - tdieDf fhas. Iloillioinal.inri' MwU n l!ias-i'K i-arift. in tlcs.mt IKitti'ins ai fiiiin -"i cents in is iioi, yard. I Nonce to. Contractor ." I i "jiiin- vim. i.e i;f.Ciiyi:ii rsv hie. A iiuilci'lmiw! ;U Anuria until Mon..li:ir ! u. !&". for fiiiiiNliin Hit- hiat 'rials ami l.i-1 borfi-i die nt!l met inn nl a hru-k Imililins VMidj fci-t. ; stout-. Iij:n. l lip prMrtiHl 111 Amia for tno Oil.l 11 it.m- inlanil ISntM ing Association. 1'ian amt -.iH'Oirtratmiwiii l" n-pii at tin- O.'i'idi'iit lldli-l. The njrlit is ri'!nMl to lcject ;ii! anil all bids. J'. T4lirif lite Itiinnl of liini-iuiN. A..!.Mi:i.ni:,N-c. I0rpj;ni.tii ij . .1111 did." -W V j-fc w 'jVc 9 ('roCKWiMi ro i-mik A ii.i.r.s.) wi rtpsnluninl ri-tHi) ilr-nlor In rocirsry-i Glass and Pialeri Ware. nini'irAi A.i noMi'K-iit- FRUITS AND VEGEIABLES. 'llljJ.'lllIT V.Sltl Wi BS.Lipors, TofeceoaCiifars Tilt 1 usosi and :mwt oiimpN'Se viock of poods in !lii-lr litieio li fouiMllii !! city. ("oniT of (as and Smrm.il:i- S! it eti. AsrohiA. i)ia:(:ox. .TL ?.-. isarooiiis SALMON TWINE ! SEINE TWINES. A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY BOYLE & CO., rtl Jlstrlcrtstrrel. haii Sraiicl.ru Soio Asu'nts for the 1'aeiflc Coasi. iifciisoniH & IIBCBH wm ARE TKS EJEST. i , ,,. .t,. .,, ., i . -"- " '"- w umcr itiamw ; ;mu ir the Merrhant iiifli Uiom ou trade does not keep our floods, it is Iveeause it pas IK'UITIII Vliapairot JiOOtS Ol-S IOIs mnr HECKT BROS. & CO. - .VND . j &i?A-piaaeG 1 fefT53I?Dfr7553hi , - jr K i.T zSIl - - s vb-lvcse: j "J vac 4- Cfe :, Wfe- - CSiUSia OUH.- Dissolution of TE - - sx.or'Z3P ASK THE FOLLOW Is it an object to save Five Dollars on aljcautiful Cloak 01 -Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria? Is it an object to saYe a Dollar on a Dress? Is it an object 10 save Fifty Cenis on a pair of Shoes:' Is it worth while to save money in purchasing Corsets front the largest assortment in Astoria? If so. CALL AT THE CAL!FOiIA STORE They are closing out business. jSMMoff $5 Loss oa a Suit flian any oilier Store in Astoria ! C2XFOS.2T2iL STOB.B. Opposite Astoria. Oregon. fia ft?a a .a&ii TWO 1)00 KS EAST lOF OCCIDENT, rs ilieisosBUoiiee arid Tea ro J.-Tf) m I'.r'iivn or ?5Mt'31?f v,,, A'-''!'' "-r "',' p'''1 ,,aiS '"' ; !L MB HiaL-"W CHAS. HEILBORN, .MANUFACTURER OF, FtTR-NITTTBE 3? -BED73ING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lacs Curtains, Picture Frames and .Mouldings, "WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN rOLES Complete in cerj bnuich. MARTIN OLSEN, . i)i:i.r.i: in FURNITURE BEDDING-. t'orncr JIaiii ami Siiu:noijua r-.ttvet". Alori:i. i'sii. WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. X ".'oaiiili-'i1 Sliii'l.. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. ai sarins or nrssxiTrisK K2:eaiibj:i .on VAiiraszjz3. imriMiim nain-iii mbim iniimi n'lin n i airmTBi iirriiiTrTinMn m- -- mmiin ' ww-ii Leinenweber & Co., c. triors wKr.Kn. . niton v. rsTAnr.isnrn lr& ASTORIA. o:tE(t()N, TAMERS MD CURRIERS, . Maiiiif.act;iH-ts unit TiniMiivn ot i i.i. irivnc ni? jh. AND E1ND1NOS Wholoale Dealer in OIL AND TALLOW. t"5-lliliist c.v"i rnce p.i'il for Hides :snd I Tallow. Oaiineiy . Supplies; Iiiipoited and forsr.leby firSS. BCTOT3SSE, astokia. .... oitr.no. Tlav Ciippc!1. T.iroriiiI Salt. Pages Oar,, etc. AKent for IlarlocU's Soldering Machine; Johiiiton's improved Soldering apparatus; rotary .table for soldering seams; mood's net floats. S3 "- - 'Vi- ' , ((rajLA,-'SV jgS' SSr'.!:' v &.S- 6T stTti Partners - 2?sj nasi oco if 3 'CI pAf SJ i:n-l4.s J4-'ll CiiiiUSIuir, .MEDALL10X KAIT(JM 11 V'.l 1 1'IT IM.s A M I'CIAlrY. None fmi tlie ImM uoi"r.:e!i rn'ilnjed ll w m!.':: itr.n'e" I n inoliaiii JL 3 laSr-i ASTORIAOREGON Wi S. XKSSSESSiT'X1 ST01tlA l)l!l!()N DRUGS AND GHEftllCALS, Toilet ami Fancx Articles, PATENT r(IEBIGI?JES, ETC. "ayi'nNcriptions rarefn'lv eon:poiimled;at all hour. C3f'iroaieop.ithic Tlneturo"i am! Pellets i .ind lluniphrey'.s Specifics al.o ki'pt. LOIE & OO., JORREIM IN WINES, LIQUOKS. CIG-ASS. acknts mi: Tiir. Best San Francisco Houses ant! Eastern Distilleries. 5SAll sooiLs sold at San I'ranekco Priees. MAIN STREET. Opposite Faikcr IIousc. Astoria, Orcjori.l jdO &.& .rfats ,aLi,4f5'U'A.i J, iiivi)oi: to .r.r..is &. -y-ovn.O'U'KV.) !p-ESS B co:sr.i: or nis xi sr?rsi Uj &,, J3, J. xifcr T'EflS ASTOBIAJST 8TEAM PEINTINC4 HOUSE has F.ISTEST AND P. EST J'Jl AXD TYJ'E ej Wi-ptirihaM- I'jpi'r. CiiiN, In!., ami ..flier maS-ihilsi.t the manuXattmer" -5L-t Ijocrrost CJns23. Mates, .Vnd iu then fi're .ilfiml to iw.ih r aluajsilo. tlie l-tst artii'ies, iilule caarglng Cards. Envsiopcs, Gi; -n.ars TAP. KVEP.Y DAY AYANTS 01 TDK COUNTING ROOM AND TH WOUK SlIOl' AUK SUl' PLIED AT l'ltlCES AVHICII CiN NOT HUT GIVr. SATISFACTION TO ALL. .THE AS TO HI AN, I)AIIA"AXI) WEEKIA) T- KESl'KCTED AND C0M3IENDED UY AT.I. lOU ITS Impartiality. Ability. Fairness and Reliability THE PATER FOR THE FOR THE FARMER, KOR'THK MERCHANT. iaii.v astoi:tav teiwis: y "tjAir.. f eosr.voc IT.T.Z TO AW. SCETBmniS. DAILY, ONE COin ONE TEAK..ZZ. - - S3 ' DAILY. ONE COrY FOUR MONTHS .'. 3 5?Sainpte coplw of oitlier edition 10 cents. AiMrcv. .1. 1. IIAIjI.OIIAX Jt Cu. PiVBlishersIAstorla. Oregon CLB-1'ot.tn.T.ilers are authorued to act as agents for The Astoiua?. jiaktix ro.u;n. .t. .t. ntokes F0AEB & STOKES, Wholesale and retail dealers in Wood and "Willow-ware, GROCERIES, Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors I'Oltf'.ir.N AX!) nO-MISTIC Fruits and Vegetables, a- JVC 5, ErS.I30f' AX 1 1 fUTTMI'PV Pl?!!!!"!? -1- hour's Xo. 40, 12-ply Twine 8Vi-lneh L(L)I i hi i ii W I U V-- ill . I ,e-,li. meshes deep; cork line sal- ased with No. 3G cotton twino and .... lead line vitli No. C2: corks marked J. Hume. I will pay a Reward op Ojk Thousand DolIuUW to any person fumlsh- , . ,. M.i,nnin ! i"? information lcadine to the arrest and General Commission uercnanis conviction ot parties engaged in cutting or stealing any nets belonging to tho under signed during the fishing season of 1832. AMTOIIIA, OKROar. i JOSErH HUME. Xet to Oresou Railway ft Xav. co's Dock. Jf ditv 'ces7B! aww ii.i.m:h iv Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. f ii-i tral Aortmcnt uf HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Acen b.' for Ia'e Stoves and .Ranges Tlie licst in tlic wnrkot. r 'jm'.iin' oods of all kinds on hand. Job wot', done la a workmanlike manner. jki-kkiisox strukts. 5Pi P I: o Tin ESSES, OF THE LATEST STYLES. Bill Heads and Letter Heads. COMMERCIAL 31AN, FOR THE MECHANIC, :"FOR EVERY PERSON GOOD CHEAP BOOTS. r have Lately Reduced -the Price Of all my First-class r.SIOTS AMI SHOES 3IADE TO OBDEK, As follow s. finest Sewed Calf Boots - - SU 0" Kinest recfied Tap Soled - - 10 Finest Vepzea Single Soled - - 10 00 XothlDK hut the Best Genuine Mercer French Calf Used in My Shop. I. J. Arvold. Opposite the O. K. & y. Co.'s Dock. $1,000 Reward, a milE WEB OF MY yETS IS "OF BAK- T A Nasal Injector freo with each bottle of Shiloli's Catarrh. Remedy. Price 50 cent. Sold by Vr', E. Dement. & I0B -w -