The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 30, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textre? W mt gaiiB sVnrista. ASTORIA. OREGON: FRIDAY JUNE 30, 1SS2 J.F.IUUOK.U . Editor Tillamook. N. H. Chittenden, writing for tbe "Resources of Oregon and Washington Territory,' from the cabin of the- Yaquina, last April, "says, as the vessel went over the bar and stood to pea: '"Sailing southward, Oregon first presents some ten miles of lowlands, occu pied chiefly by. dairymen. The Seaside hotel, a favorite resoitof the Portlanders and Astorians, built by Ben Holliday, is situated here. Soon the -coast mountains confront the oceau, rugged and thickly wooded. Tillamook head light, standing sentinel upon a huge rock, one mile and one-eighth from the shore. During a severe storm about a year ago, the work . men then engaged in erecting this lighthouse, heard loud cries of dis tress a,'d through the darkness could just discern the outlines of a ship, dashing helplessly upon the locks. In the morning the beach was strewn with the wreck and the dead bodies of the-officers and crew, not a soul surviving to tell the story, of that awful night Next the mouth of the Nehalem, where excellent coal has recently been discovered, then a long stretch of magnificent beach suc ceeded by a bold, rock' shore to Tillamook bay, forty-five miles from the mouth of the Columbia. This is a fine body of water, about fourteen miles long and six miles wide, almost completely land; locked, full of salmon, bass, clams, crabs and other fish, its shores thickly timbered with spruce and fir, abounding with elk, deer and . bcai. John Hoban, who ioJc down the Columbia in an Indian canoe J9 yeais aj;o, Jias come with us to iwperid forty thousand dollar, m the building of a s,ilmon iisheryand cannery, greatly to the delight of the old settler who have been patiently waiting these twenty years for something to turn up for the benefit of beauti ful Tillamook. There are about twcnty-fiC American families, and a small remnant of the Tillamook tribe of Indians living immedi ately upon the bay, and a large settlement occupying an extensive opening on the south-east side. They arc engaged chiefly in dat ing, lumbering and stock raising. There is a considerable body of surveyed go eminent land bjing to the north and east along the western slope of (he .const range, which, though much broken, will affoid many desirable situations for tho3e seeking homes in' Orc- " extorted in this manner, is not sup posed to bo applied to what may 1 be regarded as legtimato party purposes; it is applied to the build ing up of a ring or clique inside of the party. The strict machine politicians who talk so loudly about party fealty, never hesitate to give secret aid to the Demo cracy, rather than permit the suc cess of Republicans whom they do not like, as often shown by the Xew York elections. The Demo cratic machine . men act upon a similar rule-or-xuin polity. If the disbursements of cam paign funds could be thoroughly traced, some surmisinc: results would certainly be reached. It would be found that thov are not always applied to the advance ment of-the interests of the party which contribute them. To do away with the whole system and nruvuiii uiu uauunjuHujmuiiinn'ia as lar as possible, the growing j body of civil reformers are devut j ing their energies. They are de-! nounced as "impracticable" and "Utopian"' in their ideas, but, after all, they are asking for nothing more than common honesty. They are striking at the very root of the corruption which afflicts politics; they are seeking to obliterate the trained army of office-holding poli ticians and restore that popular control over public affairs w hieh can only exist when there is free dom from coercion, and when an official cannot be deprived of his position because he does not ac knowledge loyalty to a '-boss." The German ship Fritz, which latoly arrived fiom Hongkong, draws when fully loaded twenty six feet of water. She can not ' irnrrr n full Innil nnt f t.llft Onllltn- ""J " -V.. - - -.. bia river until the bar is deepened If such vessels as the Frit. - , .1 - i i - conic into me IOiuiiium river aim i take away full loads, we would have much cheaper freights to Europe on the aerage than at present. Such freights as 8.i shillings per ton as was paid last season would be impossible. i 1SOUX. On "Weiiiiesdaj.June 2Stli.lb82,tolhe wife of J. 11 Thomas, -a daughter. HILL'S UBIETIES. (IEO.HIU,. -WAI.ThR PARK. - - PROPRIETOR - SfACi: JIANAtJFR mi mi ...i y ,. . Liii ...-.j.-u- u, j-i. Liii'-j4aAsuium.j-J i.wjJti.: ,.jt . .-.--irdJH"-' '" . . -c n?fTO.NT A siv-m. '. . fc K UJ-Uif' SitU could . i-i'.SmiA m& ' yj v--s--usx ag ...i hi. '-g3&:&h SaSi35s?4 r"T'' J teI""3vJ"i- g&SSi. r.j ari -y.Y-s&y T'jvr. v-isel ja is. - ---. -,,. i- . -"---'- prices v x?nTTPTTT oxjh. Jj J ij j) X XX 13ov4-vaYcilriin n rajt (LAJL-vi kj ..&.. e icaa a Kow Stars in Rapid Surcession ! Emsiccmenl of MR. HARRY CONLEY Jlnit man. nmrIlnii imrt Danppi. Dissolution of Fstc"iM:"E:,s?-s tjjs a?o !ASK the .following HISS HOLLIE CHRISTY prio "omi' iipoii mit TOM CHRISTY ThP Trltipp of OUI Han Imiier- ,onalrs. Together w ith a iipw All the Old Favorites Retained. gon. Political Assessments. The tariff upon federal office holders, as fixed by the Congress ional committee, appears to be two per cent of their silaries. This first demand is for the probable purpose of helping Cameron in his desperate struggle in Pennsyl vania. Other levies upon the in comes of officials will doubtless come in rapid succession. Tf men want to give their money to help ajpolitical party it is a matter that concerns none but themselves. Office-holders, who make a living by the hejp of a party, can well afford to contribute sometmng towards its campaign expenses. But the corrupting system which has long prevailed cannot be sup- sported with such plausible reasons. The demand is of such a nature that loss of position would prob ably follow a refusal. Salaries have, for the most part, been ad justed with regard to the demands commonly made b p irty mana gers. In' public serrice, men are 'usually paid more than they could receive for similar services in pri vate life. Thus are the people in diregtly .taxed to supply party, "funds; fo-pay the hire of-stuiupers, for free whiskey for loafers, to se cure disreputable ''work" forthe bosses who manage ' the machine. The principal part of the money Lonn Byeon's apolhegm, tint "lime at last makes all things even," is exemplified in the justi fication of Beaconsfield's action. A recent despatch from Nicosia, in Cyprus, announced that "many refugees from Egypt, mostlv the families of British residents -f Alexandria, have arrived at t tint place.3' If there was one. thing for w Inch moro than for another Lord Bcaconsfield was iovilod by Mr. Gladstone and his friend-, after the congress of Berlin, jjt was tbe acquisition of Cyprus. ThN was less than four vears asro, and to day hundreds of English men, women and childicn flying fiom the Work of Mr. .Gladstone's "policy" in "Egypt find sheltei and safety under the English flag which Lord Bcaconfield plante'd in Cyprus! The exodus of foreigneis fiom Cairo and Alexandria reminds a correspondent of the Buffalo Ex press of Mr. Simon Wolf, the late American consul-s-enerul at Cam, who had reached that city during a revolt, and hi Shepherd's betel was taking his after-dinner coffee when an excited Englibhman rushed up to him and cried: "Mr. Consul, there is to be a general rising to-night, and every Euro pean and Christian in the city is to be murdered!" Mr. Wolf went on drinking his coffee, apparently un moved by these dreadful tidings. "Do vou not hear me?" "'Yes, I hear you," quietly responded Mr. Wolf, "but I do not see how that affects me at all, since I am an American and an Israelite.'"" Open nil Uip lcar, lVrftiummce I rj Mslit. Entire Iinnsc r l'r- grniiime Onrc a 1 rrl. Cninpmms all the 1 itcst SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment Is it an obiect to save: Fio Dollars pn 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 Corsets from the largest assortment in Astoria? If so, CALL AT THE CALIFORNIA STORE They arc closing out business. ClottlDir $5 Less on a Soil titan m otto Store in Astoria i :e: "Eexaa-oxrTa-ex Xsoeation: CSXXFOK.STIia. STOB-SS, Opposite Astoria, Oregon. nremen s 01 JULY kesB Ball. -""""""q 5dc CS-i-roxx- UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ASTORIA ENGINE COMPANY NO. I. On Tuesday Evening, July 4th, AT THE SKATING RINK. -Honorary Committee.- In the West. Tlic tlicalro Is cimulrtl ninlilh. ami all v.liolcnltnfsecl tin- entertainment ym nnimrc it to he eqnnlto a:ij shr-i el-ev liere. Jlr. Hill av a ealcrer for llio ii'!llc"- amusement cm not be pmiIIoiI. Amlnolv Wtelilnt; lo ijiunl a pleiMiit t'enln' ami see sparkling wit ami beaut) -without nl pintj,.!ioiilil Imjiiwp t'lcf.pporlunit) and c OI11P. The eo'iip. in iompriMliie follow ing .!1- knonn Art.U ViS's rwvin Walton. Aim- liii isr ('i)iik. ATr ( iiii)"i K.iuri:. Mi:. John CVmii:. Mil Wat 11 u I'msks. All nt uliUmlll apnonrluhlh in ti.t 'nlii- terint sjteei tine OlhM.iiriouiertt ii) tiiiin; pi'rf.vm and) cnniineiiciiu at S; (".itRiin..' lotlie.ilu on ronton Mnvt, prltaie loe on Clieiiv maMri'et . Look out for New Stars. t1 llFMl 1: IN. tm m el ffic SI FOURTH The congressmen from those states which are concerned in the maintenance of a high tariff, seem to have agreed to reduce the whisky tax. The surplus of reve nue is so great that there is no ex cuse lor neglecting to retrench, and the most natural way would be to lower the tariff on goods im ported from foreign countries. But that interferes with the mon eyed interests of the east, and it will not bo done until the seat of political power is transferred to the west. Consequently, the tax which can best be borne is to ba modified, which will pro pitiate the distilling interests, but bo of no appreciable benefit to the great mass who deal in liquors or use them. -OIF1 . kTHi5 -'TtfclJi ' i ll ." -" M I.I Hl l SWTC. 11. HAWKS Ntll.i: ACi.M. Kr, sii,nt for llio (Miiliritul SlucU's I'u.'i-ui i'tmli Stoio. MEDALLION RANGE MIV1 1 UTINf.N M-I('IAI Nun., lint tho l-el workimn imIiiiIojliI ll uoik'sii mull .Ml or no f !i iw S. R. B M. 1M E & II OX. A. VAX DUSEX, nOX. "VV. "r. PARKr.T., IIOX..TOHXUAIIX, HOX. C. AV. FULTON, W. E. DEM EXT, . AY. r.EUUY, CAPT. OEOKGi: I'EAYEL. IIOX. CS. WRIGHT, IIOX. D. C. IRELAXD, IIOX. E. J. TAYLOR, A. J. MEGLER, E01U-. CARRUTIIERS, ,T. F. IIALLORA, I CAP r. J. G. HUSTLER. -Reception C.X. MAY, I!. 15. FRAXKL1X, J. STR VLV--, Committee. G. REED, 1 J. GOOD5LVX, G. IIAXSEX, J. G. CHARTER?, L. E. SELIG, !. 1 WHEELER. -Floor Committee. l CHRIS. EYEXSOX, A. C. FISHER. II. SPELLMIER. Tickets, Iniiilnijr Goiitleniaii and Lady, 81.50. TWO DOORS .EAST:OF OCCIDENT, ASTORfA, OREGON JUTA""! --,.x.&S'5'ri:: FIREWORKS I TORPEDOES, Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets, BOMBS ! E'znsr -,7tro:E3E3"ZLi s Roman Gandles, Mines, BALLOONS! FLAGS! BTJ"Da"l,i?i'isrcs- Toy Pistols, Paper Caps. BOOK AID STAT ONERY. kST mm The dragging or harrowing of the bar is being prosecuted ener getically, and we understand suc cessfully. As soon as wo may be able to obtain correct statement of incurred depth we' shall publish it. The latest stock of I Blank Boohs and Stationery Of ci cry description. I L1 2-rilOOl JXIOiiS. 1.1IKPS. 1'OCllCl fc' 11' . - .... '. .. . SJVSJ CinlflPiM. 4S ijBesilos a fiJl and complete siy Kent In a well rczulatcd Boo Store. Also, news depot anil aenc) for ever) p.iper and periodica! intbllilied. CHAS. HEILBORN, .MANUFACTURER OF Fim.NITlT'RE & BEDDING, AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, "Wall Paper, Mirrors,' Window Shades, Lacs Curtains, Picture Frames and fouliiings, AVINPOAV CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in eerj branch. Tie Piilcor Astoria ani YMnity is Cordially ImrlteA o Attend. . E. s lisiiul:i!e 'i:ir-U'r Mill Uv udiutttcd. TicUets -.m ! itmt of ::nj- isjviu ! olJi' Com pan)' nail at all ilio prlncl pnl sir' )" (n- i)- by oi:kk or Tin: cooiittek. M SET-RTTU MUfcJLkCl oiatgoasaery, MARTIN OLSEN, in i i.i: in FT. FURNITURE -3 BEDDING. Corner 3Itiin uml Niin'i:io!ia Mdeols. .Isloi in, (ttosou. Wl DOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. 1 Comiili te Slix !.. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFOPJ). AM. KIXDS Or rnWlTl'EtE KRPAlB2:i AM) VAKMhllEI). Carl Adler's Music Store Pianos and Organs. Of all makes constantly on hand. Also a (all stock ol VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS, AC CORDEONS, CONCERTINAS, ' HARMONICAS, "FLUTES, Also a large stock ofthebestol VIOLIN AND OUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC. AND .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. As well a evcrythlns else beloninc to a . First CI vss .Mutlc Store. rianm and Orpins sold on tne inontlily in stallment plan, or lor renN CARL ADLER'SVAR ETY STORE C Watches, Clocks and Jen elry, ScvO Poeket and Tablo Cutlerj, It I ni "Vaiikoe otions and loys, 1 1" 3m l'ietun rranics and Chromos. aKSie15a,'y Carrlas, :i comilete assortment. Xewsoods by every steaiucr. Tlio public are Invited to examine my stock and prices. CIIKNAJtUS ST.. - ASTORIA. OREGON A new stock of stoves ol the latest styles at John A. Montgomery's. Notice. ' Till: DELINQUENT TAX l.OLIr I'OU! tliejear lssl.tOKelliir uilh a warrant from the Count) Court for tlie lollcctionof iuo same, is in my nanus, in uiiuueiu ia- . -t-w-t -,,-pajcrsivill plcaso settle at once and Mir V 3 j si S costs. A.M. TWOMIilA", r 11 IWaJO, my3 hlicrlll. LOKT3 &.CO. .ioi'.ri:s in Dairy Farm for Sale. I am instructed bv J'r. C. V. Co:Imberrj,to i oiler for sale his fineh -locatetl Linn OX CLATSOP TLAIXS. It consists of ICO acres of excellent pasture land which, itli the adjemluj: cattle rinse. Is capable of supportin-: 70 head of stock the j ear round. 1'lRht acres -fenced and li acres under cultivation. finest Irselaltlc. lnrtleu uu the Plains And several bearing Trait trees. It inch is protected by rising ground and timber be tween It and the ocean, from all hcai winds and storms. House Containing ' Itimms Slorc-ioom, milk'-rooni, lnm. stable, w.yon shed, etc., etc. 'iiimainilite farm is situated 1. miles south from l'omt Ail-uns Lignt House, and If applied for soon will bo sold at a very low iigure, Mr. Cofllnbcrry bcin old and desirous of retiring irom labor. If not sold at private sale before the first of August, the whole proper! j will be disposed I oi :it l'ulillc liictlon Title indisputable, enquire of LIQUOIJS. AND AGENTS rOIJ THE Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. J37-AI1 goods sold at San l'ranciseo 1'itees. MAIN KMSKKT. Opposite l'aiker House. Astoria. Oieon. XV "SI, """SEESJX-a'T', ASTORIA. OKFGON tf Eor further parllctihrs E. C. HOLDEN, Real Istatc Agent. DRUGS AND CHEMIGALS, Toilet and Fancy Articles, t PATENT ISEDICINES, ETC. jar-rrescriiitions carerully compoundedlit all hours. JSHomeopithic Tinctures and Pellets, and Humplirej 's Speclflcs also kept. (M (TI.'.SOi: TO .TACKING & MONTGOMERV.) ' DEALFHS IX Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A General Assortnicntf HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Mngce Stoves and Ranges TlicRestintheniaiket. ruimbing goods of all kinds on lund. Job work done in a workmanlike manner. coi::ki:i: ov iiatx;axi jkft.iisox stuets, a.SXCSSt"!Cj&., - 0"R3SCfOJSr. J i ?gn lb0B3fj&2iS!j$ BurKisGimi & iwmn AM) -SgK8". y2SNc J V5 ARE THE BEST. And cost no more than other brands ; and it the Merchant with whom jou trade does not keep our (irods.lt Is because it pays better to sell a pair of Roots or Shoes every two months than e;cryfour or flic. AVE GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR WE MAKE. All Mcrchaiits'iii good credit can procure these Goods at our Warehouses in l'ortlind or Mu rmcisco. Try our "HERCULES' Paient Boots HECHT BROS. & CO. "DieSS233.VlSL!3.S 9, I'lain and Fancy SEWING OF ALL KINDS! Suits made in the best stjle front 5 to $;o. Satisfaction Guaranteed. m:rs. g-eo. hxliLer. Nct door to Weston IIousc. iell M VltTIN' FO VEI. J. j. STOKES, FOAED & STOKES, AV'liolesnIe and retail dealers In Wood and "Willow-ware, GROCERIES, Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors rORrtGN" AND DOMESTIC Fruits and Vegetables, FI. OCT St, FSED, I ANI 'COUNTRY PRODUCE, ASl General Commission Herchanta AHTOJtlA, OIIEGOX. Net to Oreson Railway & Nav. ro's Do;k. d4W Leinenweber & Co., C. Ln.VFN WFHKn. II. BHOWX. ESTABLISHED 1863. ASTOKIA, OREGON, TAHHEBS All CUMES, iManufacturers and Importers of A 1.1. KINDS Or xJ"ma.M?"EiFi. AND FINDINGS Wholesale Dealers In OIL AND TALLOW. "IIighest cvsli price paid for Hldea and Tallow . vfeJ.sVjJ