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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1882)
&) g&c ailB gtaiaa. ASTOHIA. OKEGON ' ordinances Ol this City conform to THUKSDAY .TPLY iTT, 18!2' , - . r i j- 'thf requirements of said ordinance ------ -r ... .-, J.F. HlLI,OKV. K.lllor ,l: tvganl to OutllUtlUg oaid Council ProceoUingH . Astoria, July 2,", ISSIi. Council met in rcguhu session With Mayor Hrtlm pi eMUing. Conn- eiltnen present Ci Carruiherc wuiucu jjitsum i.avf, 1. an uum.., Uement, (.Tray. Tavlorand riorit. r ".. i ,- ,. In attendance F. C. orris audi- tor and clerk. Minutes oi last ! meeting were read and approved. A petition fiom Mrs. T. O'lVien asking the council nol to declare the roadway lo upper Astoria closed' before the next, regular meeting of the council, and asking certain other privileges: was re ferred to committee on street and public -ways. bemonsTilync - A remonstrance against the im provement and repairs of Cedar street was referred to committee on streets and public ways, with in structions to have the same printed. - ( O MM U 1 0 ATI O S. A communication from C V. Laughrey, to the effect that he had suspended C. T. llenline from tho police force on July loth, was re ferred to com. on health and po lice. ki:poj:is of committees. The report of the com, on health and police on tho police judge re port for June, was received and placed on file. The report of com. on ways and means .on the city treasurer's report for quarter end ing June 30, 1SS2, received and placed on file. . The report of the com. on streets and public ways on the report of superintendent of streets for June, was read, and on motion, report was adopted. The report of com. on streets and public vas, to whom was re ferred the petition of property owners for the improvement of Ce dar and Astor streets, was read, and on motion, adopted. ORDINAXCES. An ordinance entitled an 01 di nance to amend subdivisions 1, 3 4, of section 10 of ordinance No. 452, entitled an ordinance to im pose and regulate licenses in the city of Astoria, "was read first and second times and referred to com. on health and police. It was moved by Councilman Gray that that part or the ordi nance which refers to ap'pointing viewers and assessing the cost upon the properly directly bene fitted thereby, be stricken out of the ordinance providing for con structing and laying sewers in cer tain portions of Cas, Main, Ben ton, Lafayette, Washington and Jackson streets; motion was lost. On motion,- W. B. Headington, Jas. V. Welch and Tsaac Foster were appointed viewers. The or dinance was then read the third time and placed upon its final pas sage, the vote being as follews: Ayes Case, Carruthers, iJemenr, Gray,- Taylor and Wright; noes none. So the ordinance was de clared duly passed. CLAIMS. The following claims against tho city were ordered paid: "William Dillon, 1 70; John Rogets, 1; J. W. Gearhart, SU ?S; S. G. Tn galls, $1 70; Wm. Edgar, SI; C. H. Stockton, $20; John Stephen son, 1 70; D. Cronk, 1 ; C. H. Stockton, SI; Sam Ardnt, 1; G. F. Parker, $1; F. C. Norris, .$2; Jas. Taylor, $15; J. TV. Gearhart, $5; G. V. Hobson, U 10; T. J. McClanahan, 1410; Thos. Dea lcy, $15; Mrs. T. O'Brien, 20; Daily Astoriax, 31 5P. ..The following claims were re ferred: G. F. Parker, 13, com. on public property; Theo. Broem ser, $77 40; Peter Foley, 3 50, com. on health and police. E. A. Taylor, SG0, referred to com. on streets and public ways. RESOLUTIONS. The following resolutions offer ed by Councilman Taylor were unanimously adepted: Hetolved, that the auditor and .clerk be, and is hereby instructed to notify the chief of polico to see j that all persons who arc required licences. mm , 1 r- i' 1 he mayor titmiin:iU'ti G. b . ; Pal :; for ! tv surveyor. Tin vote ' up tin- eoufoiination of Mr. . . laiKer va as Hilmni: -V-'--; " - - N C'arruthei. Dement, -Jtav, , . . ," Aa-yior ana iiffiit. .a ays, nene: 1 V v td 1 11 ill so tr. i. rarker was declared duly j elected city hurveyo.. On mnlion' 01 councilman Lrav. me eitv , ,V , ," I dere.l to make Hie 111 1 veyor was on estimated cost of improving TW.l sixth street, in Shivley's Astoitn, from thenortli ide of TVall sireet to the south side of Beiry stieet. Councilman Dement was excused for the evening. On motion of Councilman Case, the auditor and clerk was instruct ed to jnvc ten days notice bv tmi- lication in Trn: Daily Astoli.n. that the council propose to order the improvement of Benton stieet j from the south side of Ooncomiv street to the south side of AstoVia t street, by planking the same in the center, twenty feet, with ilucej inch plank. On motion of Councilman Taylor, the yote upon the report of the committee on the :iess- j ment roll for 1SS2 was considered. On motion the majority icpott was adopted. On motion the rules were suspended for the purpose of referring back to the fust reading of ordinances and continu ing therefrom. An ordinance levying a t:: to defray the general running ex penses of the city for the year 1882 was read first and second times, and on motion the blank space was filled by the word three. On motion the rules weresuspeud ed by unanimous consent for the purpose of reading the ordinance the third time and placing it upon its final passage. On motion the ordinance was read the third time and placed upon its final passage, the votes being as follews: Ayes, Case, Carruthers, Gray, Taylor and Wright. Na'S, none. So tho ordinance was declared duly passed. An ordinance levying a special tax for the purpose of paying interest on city bonds, and for paying off a portion of the cities bonded .indebtedness, was read first, and second time ami .on motion the blank space was filled by the word three. Jt was moved that the rules be suspended for the purpose of leading tho ordinance the third time and placing it upon its final passage. Motion was lost. On motion ol Councilman Taylor the council adjourned, till Wednesday, July 2fi, at 8 o'clock p. M. An adjourned meeting was held last evening-, when an ordinance was passed amending an ordinance to regulate licenses. The license for hawkers has been raised to 10 per day: for peddlers to $5 a week. An ordinance was also passed, levying a special ta of three mills to pay interest on. indebtedness and to. cieate a sink ing fund for the payment of the debt. After allowing a bill of lid. Taylor's for -SCO for work on Con comly street, the. council ad journed. F. C. Xonitis, Auditor and Clerk. Seattli: is going to build a $20,000 schoolhouse. This is the best advertisement Seattle over got up for herself, since being incorporated as a city. The indi rect influence of such action will prove a paying investment for the place. President Arthur very sensi-! ble declares that no federal ap- j pointee shall lose his or her place because ol any refusal to pay po-' litical assessments. i ; Geoiige P. Marsh, Anieriraii ! ,r . . .T.i i-i ji i l1 Minister to Italy, cited suddenly at ir li i i . a r i allambrossa, last Monday, in tru ?i.....-v.j ..nn r i,Co eigbty-secorid year of his age. . Brace ud the whole svEtemw1th Kinc Ji iue siwuu. irec jLvcinBKVJu. j, T j oi. i t irt i Ft NEW TO-DAY. XR'r roi'M). I .TVS 310NDAY NIGHT. JULY , J Mi(iu!s Channel, about 199 fathom net' 'uo marks. -Owner can obtain iame by prov- ing property ami paving chai-ee-Apply to jcr-5:'. - FETEitrnTnitsux. S. P.Co'-Cnnr.rrj. Bcuton Street Improvement. Ni'TH'37, i- Iifj-Sv v'si Hint :lu rtJinnillli r.v..eH ..1 the Cily or Ash.rlj vi"- in nlt-r the Impiovomeiu m Uirj portion ! lii'itniii rtint'i uum 111 nutli nltf in i.'ni'i'.:i;j sir.'ei ;o uii- south side i .slir -:u-"i m .if i.ir. .s q,.jia. h;, pl-mktm; the same through , the M-nur iw.-niv k- in whlsh unii mnv ami -numl throe inch plank ..ml ami time;-- a remonstrance Sijinm nv the owners uf two thirds 01 rim jij:ui- , . frAnjjUtr W1 &aju Mrtinn uf -a.it -trei t '.; i " " " -, '"".& linn of thi notice, vi7:Auru;l 17th. 1M-.'. the Cmuuion Council will ulster ojMiiii- ,ov;imnt to le mauc. ', r !iv older oft lie Common Council. I'.C. NOin.'JS. Auditor ami Clerk. hoi niDPiiQi nioniiQ!. tuuu: uuiuuu : uiituuu: Wesiman's .Great Eastern Circus. Wil u.iw i)m I'KKi oi:.m nvi in A"tona. on FK1UAV KVRXlXtt. JtM tSlh. , kii c.vti:i ot.4::s. PS'A.W t'UHVXS. ".m,. 5.CJFTV Feats of Strength, j Grotesque Comicalities, Numerous Novelties, Etc., Etc. j 1'revluu.t to the performance Trof. riloudou. I lhedarhiR FUXAMUUL1ST. will make an I oiTainn Ascension on ihe Tlght-ropi. Free to all. IVrfomittiicaiti itio RJnglo i-nmnicuce at H oclnek. Ailiniion Si. Chl'drcn nmlcr VI ji'ais 01 :w, 50 cents. Will Show 011 outt House. Square si:t vovsi. OXTlICr.VIINlXGOr.lULY 22ml. Op posite Knappton mills. nlKHit ilk) fath oms net. -so, ami 17 mesh rtet'p. Owner ean jf 1 tl :it Ielms Cannerj. xi:t foi'.i. 4 KOIT lOfl FATHOMS P. MKSH XLT, J. some coik-. marke.1 W. IL. ntliers inaik rj C. W. & Co. Same can Im had on prov iiiK proper! v and pn iiik oliarse. j25 ' X..IOIIAXSEX. r.'KT i'or.vi. OXTIli:iihin.t.,OXA SXAC OX THE ilillerV sands, a jilece ol net. about 120 fal limns. -10 mesh. ll!-pl.iio marks. Appl tu C. C. Couuan "s u liarf. ji" ::t XETJ.OST. OX'lHIIXIGnT Or .ll'LY IMli. K.K Ilav Vie. about I.'aj fathom- not. JO mesh deep. Harbour's 12-p! thread, eotfou liac-. some eort.. marked F. P. & Co. Find er will please send vord to. I. V.& .COOk, CSiltoii. xi:t lost. ON MOI1T OF .H'LY 17th. A HOLT : fathoms ti net, tu and 47. mcdi dei-p. llarlmm's in, rj-ply twine. Some f corKs marked S. 1. Co., others, I. II. (!. Leave nr 1 Willi O. T. SKOLANP. S. 1 Co. XET FOI'M. x Tin: :.ioi:xlg oF'i 111: a'lth ix.st.. VJ 73 fathoms net, l!arbour's Xn. 12, eoiks mark.il . I.. lead-. marKt-d (. IM.. ami b. S. Packing Co., ami Cooke. Owner ran hae It liv applying to iIipvov. Out::a. at Dev Hu's e.m:ier'. jJ"-J'.l FQli SALE. l.MMDKKX P.L'ILT IIOF.Si: OF ITYF w .n.!!mV!u riiMmSer' irnnSi!. !!mi tic Inquire of C. W . SI 1 1 Y FLY Carl Adler's EOOK STORE Tlie largest st.rf;k or Blank Boohs and Stationcru ; i'!G3 ox i''01 '1'tmii. '? ni3 St liool l!ofiks. I'.lbles. I'm't-.-al 1 MtsllM Works, Albums and i&ifca Cold Fens. --."ssyfisBBi,slilri5 a full and e.mplete "sTrH st'M"k of evervthinR usuallv ai3 kept in a well regulated 15ok Store. Also, news dejot and agency for every p:qerand jU'ritMlirtil pubHshed.j Garl Adler's Nusic Stoie -- Pianos and Organs. Of all makes constantly on hand. Also a f nil slock of VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC- COJtDEONS. CONCEIITINAS, IIAlillONICAS, PLUTES. Also a large stock of the best of VIOLIN AND fiUlTAlt ST1UNGS, SHEET AIUSIC. AND .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, j.s well as cvcrythuiff else belonRing to -a I'lisi j;ii-j uilMC rnirr. j Pimm and Oiganssold on uie m.mihlv m- siaumeni plan, or lor rem. CARL ADLER'SVAR ETY STORE S2 Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. tfSvC? Fockct and Table Cutlery, Ifr I l Yankee Notions and To s, (- JFiciure Frames and Chrombs. St&'-xiSmmiltoby Carriages, a complete i ' 1 1 ' assortment. New goods by every steamer. The public '1N' lusted to examine iny stock and prices. louruntna ct ictaoti -kt.t--.ssi CHENA3IU9 ST., - ASTOP.LY. OREGON 1 -1 The BossOoffee 1 uWmpl. C fed ua TWO DOOUS KASTIOF OCCIDENT, e wt2i.i McINTOSH TAIIiOB., CLOTHIER Ml) 1I.4TTE8 Worsted Suits, Pique Suits, I Diagonal Suits, j Cassimere Suits. j Tweed Suits, Oastor Suits, Flannel Suits. 3 w -TB?ir iv.i.r.i.' .ma.s. .. . AX FLKOAXT ASSOUnil'NT OI NECE1A.R nntr.ri" fkom tiii-: kacto"i:y. soft AXD srirr Al T B I). A. McINTOSH, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER Otelilcut ll!o h. .M.vnnv ro m:i. .1. .1. steki: F0AR1) & STOKES,; VInliIe and retail dmleiiu WonflaudAV"illow-Yn T. GROCERIES. Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors Itll.'FIOX AM) l-OMKSJU Fni'tlS (Uld VCr' : ('.t Clhl 6S -" AN 1 1 COUNTRY PriODUOE. Axn General Commissiou 3Ierchant3 AKTOCtIA, OItK'0V. Xel lo Oreiiii L'ailway.v av.ii. lock tkvv Dairy Farm for Sale. I am instructed bv Mr. (L ". fofllutierrv.to oner for sale Ids llnely-liieated farm" OX CLATSOP PLAINS. It consists or ico acres of lAceltmt pasture land which, with the adjoining cattle rr.ne, is capable of supporting 70 head of Mock lite v ear round. Fight acres fnicetl and tJ acre under cultivnUiin. Finest Vegetable (inrdi-n on the IMatiis And sevend bearing fruit trees. Hancii I protected by rising ground and timber be- tween it ami the ocean. Trom all heavv winds and storms. . House Containing ' Kounis. Store-room, milk-room, barn, stable, wagon ied, etc, etc. This valuable farm ts situated : j; miles soutn rrom Point Adams' Light House, and if applied for soon will be sold at a wry low flgun:u.Comnberrv Leimr. old and desiroas or retiring Horn labor. ir not sold at private sale before the flrstof August, uie whole properly will l- disposed . of at Tabllc Auction. .,.,.. ... ,. ....,, r. , ., , , i. r.ir,,utaWe- For fur,ncr P:" ti'lars emuure 01 W. R. HnT.TiF:aT " .m i tf ncairstatoAjroiit. For Sale. ; OF LAND e. situate wi TVHVt) ACIMLS OF LAND. WITH OXL M. story house, situate within M0 feet of wharf at Cathlamct. Washington Territory, Price S100. Ono acre of Lmrl. xviili lwfi-sinrel.nii. , situate w itliiu rJ feet or same vvhaif. Price T00- ' Farm of S3 aeres, with Iioism. and two wood wharK Troatage one-half mile on Columbia Fiver ; soacresalderlaiidon place ; suuaie one nine irom aonve vviiarr. rnce 1X). For particulars enquire of Ceo. 15. 1'nbcrH, Cathlamet. W. T.. or P. U. Strong, Portland, Oregon. H-w Im To Whom It May Concern. -rOTICK IS IICRERY GlVllS THAT ON 11 and after this date I wilt not be resjion-, siblc for any debts that mv-wife; Sophlue , Kendul may contract, as she has lIt m ; bed and board without Just cause or provo cation. HEN'UY KENDUIi. Astoria. Orepon..Tnlr''ii ifse-: . Sau Francisco Clttorucl copy. lwt Wb A ret: 9Jii MAY IIP II Vt o; "P T3 TT : "0 oi.v ai;v:t. A!m. Arat J-.r tlh rli-ltel MKDAIiLIOK RA Vi"Mi' V? J' 7i sit ! I-TTliN A SI 1 VI A LTV. .!. but tllf b-t Mtrikrneu 1 Mpluytnl Ul ;vjrk'aai-uu"l or uo rUarei. ?'&?'' "FTU- J w7 f 3 1 ASTORIA. OliK'JON 2M I i V (CIO. lit 1.5. waltei: ai;is. nuHM'.nrroi: STAf.i: JIAXKU Koiv Stars :t RafJiil Swcccr.sion ! Knugemcut of E5R. HilRR? G0JJLS? !'.ui nistu. ,oir.i,dia:i a:nl Rhim-M' KISS MOLLIS OKRISl-Y Ci:ee:i iHP.. T0I5 GEFtlST? TJic S'rlnes- oi OUi Man lir.jmv Toeiher with a new All the Old Favorites Retained. , Open all liic lear, l':i ni:r.:o V.y. ry Mull!, t'litire Iiaace or Jn uraimue nre a "Yee!. Comprising all the latest SOf'GS, DAVCE3 ttiD ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. Tim tltratic is erouded nightly, and all i who have wUui-ssed the entertainment pio-j uoimee it to be equal to anv given elsewhere. "Mr. Hill as 11 eatertr for the pnblle's j amuMHiiunt e.;n i:t ne exeeueti. Aiibouy wishing to pelal a pleasant evening and .see Miarcunx v.ic ami neauiy wnnoni ui teauty without ul- wirity. should improve niLMjpportmuty ami i oaie. The comp..!i eeaipnses the foilowimr well Lnovtu Arthls Miss Fax;,-ik V.r.io. Ma. Cuaiu.ks Koui.ai:. Ma. T.iir. oin:i.sT. . JlK. WALTSll I'AUKf.. . Mi:. 11 i:i:v cont.kv.1 Miss Meli.ii: Cuitisnv. and aik. ir i:j:y cuts. Creditors. Allot v.hb'h will appear nightly in their dif ferent .specialties. ..... Ojn'iiairennrerteverj evRnim:; perfiirm amvcommennnirat S; entrance tolheatie j on 1'cntnu treet: private Iwxes on Cliena-' mils street. Look out for New Stars. 1 ? sToitiA. otrr.t.ox DRUGS AKD CHEMICALS. Toilet ami Fancv Articles. PilTEiaT lOSDIOIPISS, ETC. J5,vl're3e:ii)tinastr.ufiil!ve.inpoimded..it all hour3. CS"JIoineopatitie Tiactr.i-es and Felies. and Humphre) '.s S;eciiics also kept. v.as: is ii:iLAitK: witjiiu't rruTiii::? SOT1UK , -'-a ts And no term- 01 p.aee until i-i '. :.JJ r very man in Astoria h.ts a new ? 'i suit of eln-.hes '- . 35 aim: ity i!ir.A.vv. , sP " JJ " Look at the pi Ices: ran!s to order irom Pants, Oenulne Inne!i Cassimeie Suits from - -- -- -100 11m finest line of samples on the coast to! voU.nr frr.1.1 I .1 "Ml? AW Cass street, next to Hansen's Li' GOOD CHEAP BOOTS. I have Lately Reduced the Price Of all my First-CIasi hoots a: snores .i!.iir. in oit!Kir, As follews: finest Sewed Calf Foots ! Finest Pegged Tap Soled Finest Pegged Single Sold $11 00 lor-o - to iw Single Soled Nothing but the llet Genuine Mercer French Calf I'si'd in My Shop. 5. J. Arvold, Onposste the O. It. & N. Co.'s Dock, ! Dissolution of Partnership. milE FAItTNEKSmi lICHETOFOItL ' -3. existing between Jean Mov ami A., Keller, under the firm name of Mov & Keller ( is , nls (lay ,Lssolved bv mutual consent. AH ueuLsuueineunn win necoiiecteii ov.ionn Moy JOHN MOY. A. KKLLKK. Vstori.i, Ortgon.Jnlv l'Jih. ltS2. 1 I1 1 ilii 1 02 e i gg.lI Jill f 1 --J lull yS'l-s'i' R 12 tfifSii si S igl111ll1lftlililjM PillilllH r3 rife ;.ik ,sW7--r I liJ' . g. . r; y 2 -jz -f. fSI t gs S 3jg B-g fSl , - - .j.w. .in -SCTT' &2 ? m & i M ? W rV :-r 5 i SIct $Wi ra Bl s MM v& iHMwlil m OF- i zz SALE COMMENCED CS fl raTV IO T, S --jr. CH lT0 -v J 3j n, B K jSTOTJCK. T save expense, wi fiereby notify all persons indebted to the Cali- fornia Store , that a speed v settlement is necessary. Action will be , . - . taken 10 collect same i0 dav-s from date of tins notice. By order f 4FSsa JUL JMsifgdmery, tsFiTKSsOi: TO .IACKINS & MONTGOMERY.) rOUMS Of 3JAIS,AX1 .CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF gsiFTJKNITTJRE AND DEALER IN - i'.uarpets, uii Uloth, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every- branch. MARTIN OLSEN, di.ai.ek ix SjS FURNITURE 55 BEDDING. v'oener rt2al:i and Siie:noiiua Ntreety. Astoria. Oregon. WIDOW SHADES AND TR WINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC. A Complete StoeL. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. ALr K2IVI2S r F?;ITI2iiC IJKSJAIEXID A5 VAKHISfTEft. - ' ' - m .41 m. i fS33 rpi3 nT tt - si ss M T f v -vs a STORE JULY S2nd. By Astoria, Oregon, July 25th, 1882. rr.KKj:d in Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A (.'eneral Assortment'of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for 3sigc Stoves and Ranges The Rest hi the market. I'mmiung goods of all kintls on baud. .Tali work done in a woikmanlike manner. JSFFEStSOX STIJEETS, Ss BEDDIJSTGr Wall Jfaper, Mirrors, 9 i wk s.