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

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Newspaper Page Textw ''. &; Sfce 53aily slflKia-o. ASTORIA. OBEOOK: SUNDAY,.. JUKE 25. ISO J. F. HALLOHAX.. .Editor The ew School House. It is probable, that wc will not have a new scboolbouse this sea son; the trustees deeming it ad visable under the circumstances to postpone any further letting of contracts till next year. At the time they advertised in-TirE Asto eiak for bids they received sev eral, and accepted one from Port land, but just about the time the contractor was read', the shingle mill there turned down, the high water compelled the shutting down of a saw mill, the Yaquina with her cargo of lime burned, there was a "corner" on sand, and talc ing everything into consideration it was, deemed best to accede-to his request and cancel the -contract, for the season is so far ad vanced now that it would be im possible to commence operations and .get through in anything like season. The old Fchoolhouso has had -sundry necessaryattentions, and has been" put in better shape than thai of last year, so that the future citizens, will, during the coming school year, occupy their old quarters to vacate them uevt year for what promises to bo one of the finpt buildimrs in the .Mate l Few iFfcures. Tuoumrtlie official count of the vote cast at the election hold in this state on iho th insf., will not be till to-morrow, yet enough is known to predicate a few state ments relative to the results of the vote, and a comparison with prp JDOHSeIjDj:tions.iiijhis jjtate. In 1878,Whiteakvr,lthe Domo " craticvcaTididatefor' congress, hid 1,151 majority. The total vote of i tlie state tint year was 33,020.. In. June, 1SS0, George, the II ' publican "congressional Candida to, - received aA majority of 1,397, out .of a 'total vote of 38,OG0. This sliGwed an .increase in two years of 5,030 votes, and a Republican in crease of 2,548 votes out of that 5,030. In the presidential elec r tion of November 1S80, there were 40,823 votes cast, this-was a . large voje, but presidential elec tions are famous for the alert style in which the franchises arc brought .'.out and enumerated. The Republi cans carried the state by GG4 ma jority, showing an apparent loss .of 733 votes in four months. In the same ratio of increase thai was exhibited between June 1878, and 'November 18S0, the total number of votes cast at the last election should have been &(' least 45,000. Bu"t therewere only '4.0,003 votes cast on the 5th inst., being 800 votes less than two years ago, "though fifteen counties in the state " shov,a gain, Multnomah county polling 0,250 votes in June 18S2, against 5,039 in June 1880. The only inference is. that the outlying districts" take more interest in presidential elections than any other. j v In Clatsop county, the vote has . exhibited. 'some fluctuations. In '.,-178 wo pollod l,03u votes, giving a -jiDemocrati mnjofity'o'I " 18. In the June election of 18S0 but 9JM votes were cast, with a Republican majority of 43; in the November elctwrftrjfrth"atycar 970 votes were "pIIell; tbej Republican ma- fix Twenty days ago there were 1,200 votes -cast in thi- county, an in crease of' 236 votes in" nineteen ' 'months, the county giving George 8C "majority. ..That gentleman' vote seems something phenomenal. 51n'78 Whiteaker beat Hines 1,151; in '82 George beat Whiteaker ,,228, a, difference in four years of,379 votes. Probably on a square Issuo the state would bo found" o bo Republfcaffby about 1,000 majority. " An editor offera tbreo dollars ,t tor the bestvritten lovo letter. There are some people who would igweAmore'than that to get back "some they have written.. Not only nautical men and mei chants all over the worl d, but busi ness men of all ktD ds who under stand that "timo'is money" 'will appreciate the practical value of a report recently presented in behalf of the foreign affairs committee of the houso, in which is recommend ed the adoption of a proposition that the president invite other powers to unite with us in fixing a common prime meridian for the computation of time throughout the world. "With the rapid exten-1 sion of telegraph facilities in all parts of the globe, this has become a matter of -ery serious import ance in all the pursuits of life. The enormous and yearly extrud ing business done by the great ocean cables strikingly illustrate-, the necessity for such a measure. New York to-day is very much nearer. for the practical purpobes of business than San Francisco Avas twenty years ago, and yet the re port shows that in rcgaid to :h exact computation of time at wide ly severed points wo are not to day, much further advanced than the world was in the time of Riche lieu. BOllX. Ill this city, June 24th, to the wife of Dauicl Cronk, a daughter. NEW TO-D.VY. EnOKTKEED JIAECnJj. 1879. , BliOlfHiFIll FQR THE BLOOD ISTHE LIFE Make uw of Sue VesUat)!" ICli giinni Atso lutclj'tlic BEST KNOWN REF3E0Y! For tin UlDod ::m! Llifr Co'iiiiSiiinls, ew or Old thill,. Fever. Ainic, Ilfspctwla. nr. " ron Kidney mill IMndder HKca-ics Cbrniiir fklii Troulilo and IlSirnDiallsin. "" Has Stood tlie Test . FOR YEARS. Tor liarticulars and iPstimoniaV? from well known people In our State riad local? ami circulars. Price - - - 81. ier Iluttit'. -'To1lnsre a euro take six lots for VSMk Your drug5lsU:ceps and recommends it. Ask for, and sec that you get tlie genuine. - Teacher's Examination. T" HE rUBLIC EXASIINATION FOlt 'rnK second quartor of 1S82, of apiillcants for certificates to teach school In Clatsop county, -mil he held at the court hou-ein Astoria on Thursday and Triday, the 29tli and 30th June. 1SS2, conimencing at 9 o'clock a. si. of each day. W. V. PAliKKlt, .County Supt. of bcliools. Clatsop County. LAND OFFICE NOTICE.-Land OCico nt Oregon City. Orccon, June Vi. 1SS2. Notice is hereby sn'cnthnttliololloirin;!ng named settler Ua3filcl noticoof his intcmior to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo mido beforo tliu County ClerS of CUtsop county at Astoria, OrcKon,"on Monday. Julv 17. 1SS2, It: Ferdinand forstiier. rrceiaptloii 1). S. N'o. 33241 for the lots 1 and 2 of Sec H, T. 8 X.. H. SCW. He names the follonins vitnewi to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, s lid land, mz: D. w. Huni sldo. C. 11. llatn. J. C. Adams, at.il O. U. Youns.all of Astoria, CHtsop. county Oreg..n. U-ut h. T. 11A1UX, lU.gl.tvr. LAND OFFICE NOTICE -Land Onice at Oregon. City. Oregon. June 12, issi Xotice is hereby gi en that the following named settlerjias filed noticeof Ins intciiilon to maeBnal proof In support of Ids Ualm, and tliat said proof win bu jnadc lefore llm I CtiuntyClTk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, uregon, on j.uesuay, duiy is. is2, iz: Thomas ha rzp. Homestead Appllcatifm Xo. 43S0. for the XE U of Sec. 28. T. 8 X.. It. 8 Y. He names the following witnesses to nroio his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of, said land, viz : If. bloop, ami Lizzie Ducll of Knippi. .Tames E. Davago of Aslo ria. and S. W. Tallman of estport, all of Clatsop county, Oregon. cl-Bt 1 T. BAKIX, Ecgisfr. 25 RBWAKD. A REWAED OF TWENTY-FIVE OOL iSLUrswlll be paid by Jlirmony Lodge, Xo. 3, A. O. U. W.. of ban Francisco. Cali fornia, for tho recovery of the body of JO SEPH CALHOUX, a member of said lodge who was drowned off tha-Colnmbia l!ier bar while salmon-fishing some time during June 3rd or 4th. nESCKirrioir : Abnat nrt loin, high; wcll-bnilt; weight IT; brown hair and side whiskers and mustache De ceased was in employ of J.'W. Hnme, As toria, when drowned, d-lv.L sv.T rocsi. . OX JUNE 20TI1. ABOITT CO FATHOMS, of web.corksmarked W. Can bo had bj calling at X. Johanscns and paj ing charges XET i'OUXD. XJELOWTnC TtED.BCOY ABOUT 140 aj rathoms49-piyo. 12, no marks. Ap ply at Heeler's station. it-" tf JOHNP.SWE.SSEX. Pfonder'a Oregon Blood Purifier'is the groat conquererof Biliousness nnd Liver complaint. , , Relief certain r in every case. " NEW TO-DAY DKAI.ER iv . FOURTH OIE JULY! fe.. FIREWORKS! I TORPEDOES, Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets. BOMBS ! Roman Gandles, Mines, BALLOONS! FLAGS! D3 EJ3XT'27IBCrC3-1 Toy Pistols. Paper Caps. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ,i IS Z V i- ITiil'lrfTnc ctfW'r nT SK.X t'Ktv mariH uoohs ana stationery 'iiYifl a iaiS t rvory ilcscriptlou. 5(lSflioAl IJook'?. IWi'os, 1'i-otlc.il sll "1 W r!.s. Alliums ami Jg&yjiil4 l-ldos :i full ainl I'uiui'U'ti' ''-stb'.tiHk of cviTjUiinR Hiiulli' -,52s 'kont in a t 11 r "ul.itcil lutU Store. Also, nous j)Ot ami agene-. fori i-oi ii!cr.iiul jnrinllcal nullMiel. Carl Adler's Husic'Store Pianos r and Organs. (if all i.tikp-. Liuit-inlb ou h.uw!. AImi a full stork ol V10LIN8, GUITAKS. BANJOS, AO- COItDKOXS, CONCERTINAS. IIAHMON1CAS, FLUTES. Alp a l.irsp stock of tii? ieit of VIOLIN AND OUJTAIi STRINGS, SHEET AllISIC. AND MIISrCAL INSTRUjIKNTS, Ah (!! .1-. cHruli!iiK rl Ivlonging to :t I'lrsl ('I.ins Aliiio Stoiv. ru.iosaidOnr.""ivild oil lluininlil. m sfnllnii'nt'plnn ur fi r rt-iit. CARL ADLER'SARJETY STOHE J5S5 A atclies, flocks ai.ii Jen 1 lr.v. ai 1 1 itth 1 1 :ni j.oit Vjimorj , r SS? V; anKoe auiioiii mm ro. f nctiiio lmiiiis auu ciiiouios. Xo.v31'al Carnage-", a romp'rto Ictiup rrauiis and Cliiomos. daSi ussoriineiil, Srtrci.4iiivcTrn Moainer. Hn public arcjniiteil toccamsne m stoi.:i ana prices. CHRNAMUS ST., - APTOKIA. OIUIGON Dairy Farm for Sale. I -mi instructed by Mr. (!. W. CoSliibrrij, to oner lorsaio ins nnu-iocaicsi i.irni ox ci'.vrsop rii.vixs. It cimsists of ICO acics of excellent l'U'.turo lind which, Willi Ac adjoining cat tie range. i capauio supimuing .0 neau 01 stock nie jcic round. Eight :-crcs fenced and 0 acres under cultivation. Ilupst leselnblr Gurdcu on llir t'lalns And sccnil bearing fruit tiees Kauch is protected by living ground and timber be tween It anil the ocean, from all heavj winds anusiorms. - House Coutni:iillZ 7 i:mn. Store-room, milk-room. bun. stable, wason micu, etc., cic. inisaiuauu lann h situ ilea House, and if applied for oon will be sold at a cry low ligtire, Mr.Coltlnberrv being old and desiroiii of retinue irom I.1I101. ff 1 miifti, Mkiitn irom l'osnc .onms' i.rnr not sold at pihatc sale before the first of August, tno wuoie pi open wi'i ne aiiposeu 01 ni t'uMlc Auction. Title indisputable For further particulars enquire oi E. 0. H0LDSET, tf Ileal Estate Agrent. $25 KEWARD. Tltn AllOVi: RUWA11D AVILL EH PAID lv. Jolnu'cn for tln recovery "f tlie bodj of biin't Henderson, drottned in South Channel, oil Sand Inland. Is am in about 5fcet4 inclics liigli, light complpion, lisht li.nr nnd tnonstaciu. SteDhans Varieties ! GRAND OPENING. .V riTVKl.Y EX'TKRTA1SHET II:n e a new boiins aliov. tii laisp'it and best in town. Admittance free. HEADQUARTERS Foster's Emporium. fflGst Complete Stock in Astoria PIREWORiCS! FLAGS! . fruits Roth Koreisiiaiirt Oomtwtic Wines and Liquors Of Superior Brand. k FOSTER'S CORNER, O R &NH0GK NOTICE. fSllIC AXXUAL MEETING Ol" THE X .Stockholders of the Astoria and Win neraueca ltailroad Company will bo held at the office of 3. Q. A. Iionlby on Wednesday, the tth of J ulv, 1RS2. nt tho hour of 2 r. it, E. C. UOLdEN, Ju21d2t Secretary. " LOTS FOR SALE. Lots 4 and p, in Block ,3 OK C0NC0MLY and JACKSON STS., OtTEl'S ASTOKIA. Ju24 dim Apply to I W. Case. . 3-ct:3el iJHvUJDlJt Dissolution of 1 I raoaips trs cto ASK THE FOLLOWING : :i:- Is it an object to save Five Dollars on a Bcautitul Cloak or Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria? Isjit 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 purchasino Corsets fronj the largest assortment in Astoria? If so, ' CALL AT THE CALIFORNIA STORE They are closing out business. ClofiUf $5 Less on a- Suit than any oilier Store io Astoria ! CiiXiXFOmEreiL STOEE, Opposite P. O., Astoria. Oregon. lecossuoiiee ISiiiiillS'Til Xfia m &$L JL IWO DOORS EAST .OF OCCIDIINT. -C .,t -7 !,. -. , CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFAOTUREU OF FURNITITE.E is BEDDING, , AND DKALKU IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Quriains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Cohiplpte In c(.ry lirancli. MARTIN OLSEN, nmiit in FURNITURE s? BEDDING. Corner 3(ain and Niiucpioqtin StriMt. AHtoria, Orpsun. Wl DOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. 1 Ccniiiilpfe tncl. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. Ar.r, kixds or mireaTUiJi: kei,aizji:i ami vakmskkd. YACHT BLUE SKIN. Clipper built, copper fastened, double mast vessel, lie. at Case's liarf. Head) to tQ celre pa3cnl,'cr3. freight ox cursion parties io all parts of the Columuiarh eraud lclnit; CSPor further carticul.irs tiiipilnvof John Itogers, Central JIarKet. Or of runt. Wood. iIteran(lOHiieri . -i XXeiBSXX3Ltl3LiXXSr , ' I IMaln and I'niiry i 8EWING OF ALL KINDS suiw inadu intao uesi si j la irom j Satisfaction Gnarnhtreil. MRS. G-EO. ULLiLlll. Xcxt door to Weston House, ieil Notice, XTOTICK IS IIERESY UIVCN THAT. I ll forbid the City of Astoria or it3 citizens from trespassing on ihtt piece- of land in theCity of Astoriajcalled by some Ilamil tnnstreet.asl claim ttio ame as my lndi-Udual-propertv. T1IOS. JIOXTIHUi. Juno 20, 1S2- d it Notice. THK DrLIXQUnNT TAX KOI.L rOR thojear lSjl.tocether with a warrant from tho County Court for tho collection of tho-samo. 13 la my hands. Oclinquent tax payers will pleasu settlo at once and savo costs. A. 31. TWOMBLY, mys' btuiiia. ..-M,.-7-4?J,EKi.!rils--li VfeVMS pSlf INSIST - I Partnership may iu: 11 m or R.HA'WES SOl.r. AJ13.T. A1-.0, Aent for tlie celebrated .iiiiiN Sa-nl Cook NIoti. MEDALLION RAMIE. SITM riTTlXUS A M'lClAI.'fV None but tlie le-l workmen eniplojed All workjjriuronli'ed or no 1 Inrpe. r ASTORIA. OKKflON LOEB &CO., .10USEKS I S' WINES, LIQUORS, .VXD CIGARS. AUUXTS rOU TIIK Best Snn Francisco Houses and Eaetorn Distilleries. t??All Roods sold nt San rraneisio l'riees. MAix sTitrnr. OppoMto 1'arKcr House, Astoria, Oresou. I ' W. Et. IS SliElS 1ST "2 j& AsroittA. oi:i:ox s DRUGS AND CHE&HCALS, Toilet and Fancy Articles, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. ESTrescnptlous carefully compound edjat Hynomeopathle Tinctures and Pellets, and Humphrey 's Specifics also Kept. Ih mm xmmzm Sf U'grVf?Sr rLUiiiHz-A un use tj-ii 2 r-ri H Bremen's -Sfo Tog UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ASTORIA ENGINE COMPANY NO. I. On Tuesday Evening, July 4thr AT THE SKATING RINK. -Honorary HON. A. VAX I5USEX, HOX.W.W. PAHKr.R, HON. .TOIiy IIAU., HON. C. W. FULTOX, W. E. DEjIKXT, A. W. I1KRRY, f'APT. GTORC.i: F1AVEL. Reception (S. MAY, 15. R. FRANKLIN, .T. STRAITfcS, -Floor Committee.- J. G. CHARTER?, L. E. SELIG, O. P. "SYHEELER. Tickets, including Gentleman and Lady, 81.50. Tlie Pole of Astoria anfl Vicinity Is Corfllally Invitefl o Attenfl. A. !S. So Ji.rriuS:lleCIiaruclci. will le admitted. Tickets an U- ttntl oi" any i:iilxr ol tlii Company awl at all tlje pplncj pa! stiiri-H of ftto vltj. by os-."j:k or tiii: cojimittjei:. n3 && .a ,&QZ.A&8AA&Jb'ay olV(T.,Sn TO .TA01CI?.S & MONTGOHRy.) gvw:yCT-ijiS3at c:o!t.i:ii or 3!ai.m mmmui & iiiMiin Ti -AND- ARE THE BEST. And cost no more than other brands ; and if tho Merchant ut!i v.hom you trade docs not keep our floods, it is because It pats better to sell a pair of Koots or Shoes every tv.o uiontlH than etcry four or Ave. AVE OUAUAXTHK EVE11Y I'AIR WE MAKE. All Merchants iu good credit can piocuro these Ccodsat our Warehouses in 1'ortland orSanl'muciseo. Try our "HERCULES" Patent Boots HECHT BROS. & CO. Notice to Contractors. BIDS AVILI. BE KECEIVED BY THE undersiRned at Astoria until noon, Juno M.1S82. for furnishing the materials and la bor for tho construction of a brick buildinp: 50x100 feet. 3 stories high, to bo erected iu Astoria for the Odd Tellows Land and Build ing Association. l'lan and specifications to be seen at the Occident Hotel. The right ! reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Directors. A.J.3IGLEB,Sec'y. LOreanian espy. J31 dtd. x WWW dgS L if V" (94 TWPf - .V;sasTa OF JULY Bress Ball. C3-ixroxx- Committee. - HON. C. S. WRIGHT, nOX. D. C. IRELAND, HON. F. J. TAYLOR, A. J. MEGLER, ROBT. CARRUTHERS. 1 J. F. IIALLORAN, ! CArT. .T. G. HUSTLER. Committee.- G. REED, P. J. GOODMAN, G. HANSEN, CHRIS. EVEKSOK, A. C. FISHER. H. SPELLMIER. Il.Al.Klt.S IN Tin, Sheet iron and Copper Ware. A fleneral Assortmcnt;of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magoc Stores and .Ranges 'i'lio llest hi tho market. l'ltu.ihltic; oods of all kinds on hand. Job uoilc dono In .i workmanlike manner. JBFrRKSOX stkkets, MAKTIX rOABD. J. J. 8T0KE5, FOAEB & STOKES, Wliolesale and retail dealers in Wood aad illow-ware, GROCERIES, Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors FOBEIGN AND DOMESTIC Fruits and Vegetables, AX ft 1 COUNTRY PRODUCE. General Commission Merchants ' ASTOKIA, OIIKGON. Xtt to Oregon Railway &Nav. co's Dock Leinenweber & Co., C, LKIXFXWKI1K& M. BT.OWJf- IvSTAr.LWHKD 1SSI. ASTORIA, OREGON, TAMERS MB CUBRBIES, 3Iamdiicturers and Importers or i U. KINDS OP AND FINDINGB AVholesale Doalers In - OIL AND TALLOW. CB-Hljjheat cash price paid for HWai and, Tallow.