The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, September 15, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCO si5?9rc3rcacwaKaji nnesaciu.iiJUJi the principle of protection is di-1 w m w m, rcctly opposed to the principle of i T3 T0CK iTour -XV BE ASTOKI A. OREGON FRIDAY SEl'TEMliF.R 15, 1BR2 j. r. all::a.v .. uauuv revenue. FEET DRY! 3EAIEKLI3I. Exit, Thayor Enter tfooiljr. Thi: retiring governor, "V. V. j Thayer, sent a me5iirt to the ' Oregon legislative last Wcdnes-' day -wliicli U a comprehensive document. "1 1 deals with questions of state interest and public con cern and is a leview of that official's administration. From it vre leam" that the receipts of the state for 1881 and ISS'l ajrjn-ejnite 5103000: the expenses for. the same time "have been $-100,000. The "th'fTercnl topics of interest are discussed at length, pilotage and towage on the bar, and the hatching of salmou, being dis coursed upon and suggestions made in reference thereto. Jt is anable production, and one credi--tatile to our retiring chief magis trate. Gov. Mood, upon assuming charge of the slate craft, sent the legislature a message in which ho thinks that the picsent system of taxation should be modified, that the system of ft ce schools should receive encouragement, and assorts that "railroad companies and all other corporations engaged in pub lic enterprises should be controlled by statute in such a manner as will work for the best interest of state and corpoialion, " all of which the majoritv of the people will assent to. Despite its regular occurrence :md the fact of taking it as a matter of course, there isahvivy, to us; some thing sublime in the easy, noiseless way in which public servants suc ceed each other. Lincoln dies, and though the hearts of 3S,000, 000 people stand still for an in stant at the intelligence, yet An drew Johnson quietly takes the oath, of office and the wheels of government move on without a jar. Garfield dies and Arthur rides to Washington and takes the oath, and all things go on 'in every government department as before. The votes of a constituency re move a. man or select his succes sor, and with a little brief for mality the official stops rlown and his successor lakes his place to give way in turn to him who fol lows. It is one of the grandest attributes of our republican form of government. Keveiiuc v.. Proloclion. Ax iden.1 revenue duty upon any article is the largest duty which can be levied upon that article without diminishing the compen sation. As soon as the duly reach es the point, at. which it invites the production of a competing and untaxable article in the country (by which it is levied, it restricts importation, and therefore dimin ishes revenue, precisely in propor tions as it stimulates the produc tion of native industry. In other words, as soon as il becomes a protective duty and as far as it becomes a protective dnly,k ceases to be a revenue duty. A tariff which is a mixed revenue and pro tective tariff, as the tariff of the United States generally is, is a tariff winch, while deriving some revenue from that part of the sup ply which is imported, so enhances the price and diminishes the im . portation of the imported article thereby diminishing the revenue from it, as to make it urofit- ablo to manufacture here a part of the supply. Tt is conceivable that bj' 'increasing 'the rate of duly in precise proportion to the falling off in .the importation of dutiable goods, a few factories might be kept going at the manufactuto of an article thp bulk of which was imported, and that the maximum of revenue might still be obtain able from it. "But such an adju.M tuent would by no means meet the views of the native manufacturer, who is the author of the existing tariff; nor would it at all invalidate r the general proposition that in a mixed revenue and protective tar iff, as in every other kind of tariff, MARTIN BROWN lu Astoria, Ore gon, "Wednesday September l!th, 1SA. atthcipsidencc of J.W. Gearhair. Mr. C. I. Martin, of Reno, Nevada, ami "V F. K. lirov.it. of -inria. Rev. .'. V. MHiigAn officiating. SEW TO-DAY REAL ESTATE sArE. tLiiiiKLt urrr r RTY i AT AIXTIOX. On Friday, September 22dM At 11 A.H. a! i!ij Aneiion Kur.m. h:ie leeched ltostlne in.tiii lion to! sell, foreasli. to the liiRlict bidder. the U . jiimu viigii'it uiiiiiiiii mn. . f.om . -X, 5. C. 7. K and i). in ZHnrU eleven, Siilvcly's Astoria. Thee lotsare oaHi TJb Iy 130 feet. Adio'u injj projwrtv h wcl unproved ami roii.tgc erected on the lots to be .void would Hit I im mediate omtpancy, each lot lmlnx :t i inaiidiiiK iev across the Columbia mr. Sale peremptory. Title perfect. Vtr ; ' ' and lnrthcr particulars call o:i E. C. HOLDEX, Aisotioe. -r. I yilcr I he air-pii-ts wf Hie Lutirs .. i,r Proslil rim Church, 4'!at:i 'liOMi!pxaui! Family Stipnei. Xlrgiunitt:; at .1 E IS. School Tax Notice. fV THE TAX PAY EttS OF SCHOOL lti JL ti let No. 1. Clatsop coiml.x Oiego.i : Yi.ii arc hereby noufied that Lie asse.stii'Mit toll for the school tax in lUstilc; X. l. for the year 1852 is completed aii.l will be in iu hands, at my office at the Mam Mie-J wh.uf for die next sitv days from date im-of. Fav vour t.ves In time aid sate ron. .i.o. nrsru:i:. CiPiK'Sc'iool District No. I. Asjoiu. Oreron. So,-I. J."lh lsft2. WM Summons. T I'STKT'S COURT. ASTORIA Pt: Eei m-i . J Clatsop Couniv. Oregoii : . ilury A. Twilight. PJainlilf. s 11. r. Hi.l tomb. Defendant. 1o il. C. llolcomb. liis aboe named de fendant: In the name of the State ol Oregon KiPetin: on are hereby requited to ap lear and answer the eompla'nt in thenbow entitled and foivKoin action.before me. the undersigned .lui lice of the I'eace. on t'ueoHl dav of (etobert A. 1). lK.-2.at llteliotirofO a. sr.'ofsaiddav, at ihe office of said .Justice, III .said precinct- And if you fail so to appear and answer the -uld complaint, the plamtilf will takp judgment against you for the sphi of one hundred and mucoiDO dollars and disbursements of action. 'JiiK summons i published I y an order maie this.1 it a da of ScptembPi. A. I). 1'ia. I.y the .Inrt'teoi s.-tid eouil. " !'. II. I'OX. liiMiceofthp Pes pp. ofA'toiia Pieciiict,CIatsopcniiit.()ivgoo. I. I. VlNTOS'. AUoriie forPlaiutin. d-ef 7! Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE is" hereliv iriven that the Common Council of the City of" Astoria toio-c to order the improvement or that portion or Main street in 3!cC!i;io Astotia between 8th and !)th .-lreet. h jiradhi under the supervision of. the Committee on Streets and Public Wa. and iuiIcsm a remonstrance signed "! the owiiern of t o-thirds of the jiropei I f ronten: on said portion of said street be filed with the Auditoi and Clerk of said City within ten daj-. from the final publication of this notice, i?z October Uhj 1SS2. the Common Council will oi lier --aid improvement to be made. l'. order of the Common Council. f.c. solans. Auditor and ClerK. Atona. September U. 1KS2. !t-d NOTICE. NOTICE i-: herebv icu that the Cominoii ConiieiLof ttie Cit of Astoria propose to ,-lose Hemlock stieel in Shively's Astoria, from Salmon tr.vS to the eastern limit or the city, unless the Mine is inuuoved on or befoie Ihir ty dajs-riom the date of iltfcnoliee. It oider of the common Council. r.C.NOKUlS. Auditor ami Cloik. AMutia, September 1 1, is. :a!-d AUCTION SALE. Friday. September 15, 11 A. M. On the Premises. 700 Acres! Dairy or Stock Fana. and Valuable Timber Land. 111 Ihair. Cm. ti Tliree-ipjnr-(rr Jersey Hitlts. irores. 1 Yoke Yl'orlt Oxen. 2 UliSti Wiiroiis. Farm and Dairy Tnt-t5eti:c-t(s- and Furniture. JJO tons II:m. Iiis(rurlcl t Mr. .7. I. Knrnm, 1 Mill sell sis aliove. In sections urns si iilmlr. Hie :iboie :iltialIe l'riii'rl. II issitnati-il on Lewis sind Claik's Unei. 7 miles south of AMoiia. and 21- iiiiles from Clatsop heaeli. There is a ood sleanioo.U landing wliieli isaccessllijeloanv ot the (). IL, &N. Co'sihcr steamboats. About half of the 700 acres Is tide land, well bridged, on which cattle keep Tat the year untind. Tiie oilier hair, level timber land, and about 2tvi aeies in lame grass. Thousands of eords r hemlock, brand spiiire can be citt. worth two dollars an. I a hair at the landing lo which there is a jyol wagon road from all iHMiits. Ker i-onl ent finds u read maiket. Jnaddh on. there is any onaatitv of mill lunibfrr:idgMd jules. i;ooil dwell ing house, barn, and necessarv outhtuiscs. w-itheiioieliaruofinor 12 ae s-. contaiuiug a!mo, all kinds of fi nit bearing trees, ft. etc. This desirable properly has a front a;.e of twomile.soa Hie ner banlv. and is a'd miral adanlcd for seiilenienl by a com pany dashing to colonize, as ir is large crouch to Ui(ic into several fat. as and homesteads. The contemplated bridge be - tween Astoria and Clatsop plains eomieels from the Sale, fi ee ofrharce. E. C. HOLDliN. Auctioneer Astoria. .li.it' J. ti i . i propose to eioM i euar street in siuve- A1I the Luc! Stock and personal pmert n. Onri-i fimn '.. nil. V.!!,. will be sold s,.paratelv to the highest bill- J) ' '". '' 'J.0"1 U:1 f,,.h Jr0 l ,! ders. Tor cash. Tonus of pavmeut ho the . -asl econd urbnlinnii street, unless the laud will be announced at sate. same is unnroveil on or lefor thiitj A Steamer will be leady on inoniiug of ; ilays from the ilate of this notice, sale to eonev Intendimr liidders to aiul '. lie otlor of lbo I'Aimnmi Pnnnnii KB B T J. Aivold's (Jo early and choose from his Fine. New, Lnrgo and (.'aiefully SiUeUd tock of ALL KINDS OF Shoes For Ladies & Gentlemen Now is the time to get y" l!4tots and Shoe.-, XXjEnLP Kecollect 1 have a large slock of the very best goods, and you will find my prices as low as any. 2-;?' Close attention paid to cus tom made Roots and Shoes of all kinds for Ladies and CJ cut lemon. Tr?' ' Repairing neatly done. m urrix KOAKlt. .T..T.STOKK FGAKD & STOKES, Wholf sale :md retail dealer- In r(M)d jukI Willow-waro, GROCERIES. Tobacco. Cigars, Wines and Liquors i'OKKICN AM DOMKSTIC Fnrilft a nd Ycgrtahles A NO !0!,TftY PRODUCK; AMI General Commission Horchanta ASTOJts.t. (i:r.;. o to ireuu K:dlay.t Xav. eo jnu-k d&w V. Allen, (M'lOBSSnir 10 f.iii.-A .i.i.t:y.) . Wlioicn!c niul retail ilisiW In Stoeeries, Pravfsiens, Oroekery. Glass and Plated Ware, 1'ttOriCAl. AM) DOMKHTIOj FRUITS AMD VEGETABLES. TogeiSier with fines, LiprcJoto-ICiprs "I he t.irgist nn.raiost emnplele stock of go..W in ih.-ir line to be found in the city. Corner of Cass and SjtifiiH--jlie Stieels. ASTOHIA. OIUiCON. NOTICE. 1 NOTH'K is liereh iv-n "that the Comnion Cotuieil of the Oitv of Astoria F.C.XORRLS. Auditor ami Clerk. Astoria, September 14, 1882. COt-d USTID H.DB3IXJOE3jO PK.ICSSJ I am opening a first etas st..ei: oi N-w Furniture, cunt prisms cery ihiug in the line of j 'Chamber Sots. Parlor Fnrnlftm1, Carnefs. Oil I Cloths. 3IalH.w. La,, Curtains.. House . Ti'iiiuniuirK. and tht latest novel -iis in iniorior Decorations. I would iepctfuliv noi to ! lire goods to call. Ti i qu-.lity of with their price will coiitntend them laf trnsteM antl i:etiHo in StoeK. aii'J 13a8e I Order. Agent ft)iTIoey's patent bed-sofa, of which there are over 10,000 in use on the Pacific Coai. Plavcl's buiding, opposite Welis, Fargo & Go's office. EL W. GALLICK. The BossOoffee and Tea Pot E. R. H TWO DOOltS EAST OF OCCIDENT. aBdaaiaBaiciisaea .a.Aa.llllLL,S-VARIBTIBS. KRAI.Ki: IN ' Hay, Oals, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand Wootl Ielivnrrd ti Order. Draying, Teaming and Express Business. Horses ana Carriages fur Hirr. nK.vi.Rt: in WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. CLOSING OUT AT COST!! Darin;; this week our entire stuik of DRY GOOD S7!soncs, DAKCES and acts. t.othi;. Cents Furnishing Goods, ! HATS AM) CAl'S, lt, Kle. i:OOTi AXI NIIOKS To make room Tor a comjilett! w: of Hardware and Ship Chandlery. Iluyers will find many desirable goods in i iln'lot,indaUatetremelylo pnees. A..VAN DUSEH & GO. ASK roit Union India Rubber Company's Pure rami: urn Crack Proof RUBBER BOOTS. ni-:VAi:E of imitations; Ue sure the Coots are stamped CRACK PItOOF on the heels, and hae the PUllE OL'Jf SPIllXQS on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking. We are now making litem with UlTJiliKlt AXD ASBESTOS Soles which will make them last more than twice as long as anv Uubber Hoots made. FOR SALE 1JY ALT. DEALERS. ALL KINDS KUDI5ER UELTINf:, I'ACK- INO, HOSE. SPRINGS, CLOTHING. I500TS AXD SHOES, etc. :ooiyf.ar iu ci:i:k CO. ?. M. liU.NYW, I -" ".in San Francisco. Barbom's No. 40 I2-Ply SALMON TWINE! CORK m LEAD LINKS, SEINE TWINES i A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & CO... 511 Market Street, Nnn FrauelHro Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast. parties deMious of seeing really tny goods taken in consideration to all U Vi:s of tine articles. a: ay in: itt) ok K.11.7TAAVKS seu: .i:knt. AIm. Agent fr I tie vtiitRied ISiiek. E:itn( 'io!; Store. MKDALIilOX IIAXUK sr i "am rrnivi'.s a srrciAirY. None luit the titt worKinrit ciaplftyed. All wiir!; ii.iianteed or no Pinny. J3L W ES i ASTORIA, OKKtiOS oko. Hii.u - - - riropiMirron t WAl.TKi: t'Ab'KS. - STAlSt: MANACKIt KiiKJiKCinent in" Hiss MAKIE GOODRICH, Tlie iiieen orerio Coinlc. J0HWKY STOKES The ;ro:tot of All Hebrew Iiuper.tountoi. CHAS. BARROW The C!ie.tei'fie!il or MIiiNtrel-y. Together with a new All the Old Favorites Retained. j Opel: :! !hr Year, IVrl'iii'iuniirc Kvrry - ' islil. Kali re hnnse r Sr r:un:iie 0:ic-e a Veel. Coinprisins; all the I;itest We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. i The theatre Is crowded nightly, and all i who lue.e witnessed the entertainment pro nounce n io ue einiai 10 any gieu esiv. nere. IVIr. J lill as a KiteriT for the inibiic's amusement ean not Ite excelled. Anbody wisliing to spend a pleasant evening and see .sparkling wit and beauty without vul garity. .should improie theoppoilunityand The company comprises the following well know n Artists: Miss KANXli: Vt'.M.TOX. Miss M01.1.1K Chimstv. Mi:. Tom. CitntSTV. jMk. Wai.tkk Pakks. All if whieh will appear nightly In their dif ferent specialties. " Open air concert every evening ; perform ance commencing at K; entrance to theatre oullenton street; prhate boxes on Clicna mus.stiect. Noy Stars in Hapitl Succession ! P.. F. STE ENS. C. S. P.UOWN BOOK STORE. Where ir will find all tho .standard wmks or the d.iy.and aeoiistantlyehanging slock ot novel lies and lane articles: wc keep the I bestassortmoittor I variety goods in the city. .Pocket Books, Picture Frames, Steroscopes, Mu sical Instruments, Sheet Music, Bijou terie, & Celluloid Goods, etc., etc. P. P. STEVENS & CO. ES- & m&B8 i T i . . i i t- ri i iLarR lot l good serviceable Dress Goods rcauced to 12 cents per yard. Splendid all Wool Cashmeres, all colors reduced to 40 cents per yard. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION ! All our SI. 10 Cashmeres, all colors, re duced to 80 cents per yard. The ixrenlegi SnrBee of the 88&a! Calicos, 16 yds. of all best brands, 1.00 Handsome pieces of Dress Gingham, 10 yards $1.00. rSTottingham Lace Window Curtains at very low figures, Call early and secure choice selections. We still h.a?e on hand about 20 Hand soz&e Radios Cloaks, To be disposed of at a sacrifice. OCIi vSHOE DEPARTSIENT Being' almost closed out "of Ladies sizes, -we have still on hand a line of Foxed Cloth Shoes. Also a few Pebble Side-laced, a handsome Shoe formerly sold for $2.50 and now at $1,75. Also Children's Kid Shoes at 40 cts.; a handsome Childs Kid Slipper at 50 cts. ; Buttoned Kids at 60 cts. Full line of Misses Kid and Pebble Buttoned Shoes at less than S. F. wholesale prices. A splendid Boys Winter Shoe at $1.75 worth $3.00. By order of Creditors at Joli. jg,, ISonfgoniery, (SUCCIiSSOK TO .TACKIXS & JIOXTCOMERY.) COK5iI3K OF .1IAIX AX jRjSsrfJPi'Tj CHAS. HEILBORN, AIANUFACTUKER OF FTJBNITUBB AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, "WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES Complete in every branch. MARTIN OLSEN, DEALER IN TB& FITRNITITRE ? BEDDING. Corni'i' 3Iaiu anil Squeiiioaua Street. Awtoria. Orcsou. WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC. A Complete Stock. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. ATX KI3TOK OF ri'R3t1TinRK KF.PAIREW AiI VARNISHED. "S tZ 2 z - z j o --'.H o Z o ttK-S o-.s Sf c-3 a '' La 5 tO.C t. K ..in a s2 5; K Aad TI oi J-C s5s o5 a.1? '., "2HJ . j ESS H' ss-r )l ?? u 2-s ;:io 2 tmam 5 s g l.? ps g s i&l ! a fljLj!Ijlii!1t5jf2S!lis SsiIlirillilillil ins DEPARVMENV, NIA STORE nKAi.cns ix Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magcc Stoves and lianges The Hest in the market. I'nimhing goods of all kinds on 1inutt. .fob work done in a workmanlike manner. .lKFFCKSOX STREETS, OR&GKIZr. 35 BEDDING iLS s 3 tilths ISia0 3P54 -t" LS