27
gftc gaal gitoinu.
ASTORIA. OREGON:
WEDNESDAY OCTOIJElt 11. 1S52
J. F. IIALLOKA.V Editor
At the last meeting of the
Portland Board of Trade there was
submitted for the consideration of
that body a proposition to improve
the Columbia bar. by a Xew York
engineer H. F. Knapp who
modestly states: "I can fully as
sure j-our people- that your bar and
river will never be and never can
be improved by any other plan.
By vmy plan it will be permanently
improved without any future work,
such as dredging, etc., to keep it
open,and all I want is a fair hearing
to convince you all. I am thor
oughly opposed to any plan that
starts out with any contraction of
the channel and mouth by jetties
of any sort, as the little increased
depth got by surh means only lasts
as long as the work and expendi
ture is kept up, :uj1 when that
stops the channel and bar becomes
shoaler andworse than ever, livery
port in the world where jetties
have been irid prove this. Be
sides such contraction of the mouth
"causes the channels of the entire
river above to sho::l, and when
s.floods'come the whole country be
comes submerged by the river ovei
flowing its hanks, because the
water cannot get away with its
natural facilitT. Ends' damming
of the mouth of the Mississippi
liver caused the great Hood in that
valleyitlfe present year, and each
year the Hooding will become
worse and worse."
It is to us down her.4, a matter
of regret that Mr. Knapp does not
state whether he knows thi.-. to be
so, or if it, is simply his npinu n.
He woujd be true if he were not
false, and that disagreeable featuie
necessarily invalidates the rot of I
his argument.
Secuutauy Tkli.ek has render
- ed a decision respecting the right
of mill-owners, and residents
upon mineral lands of the United
-States'to. cut wood and timber
from such lands within the lines
of mining claims regularly located
and possessed under local laws'
and customs, and laws of the
United Suites governing the loca
ting of such claims. The secretary
holds that locators of mining
claims, so long :is they comply
with the law governing their pos
session, are invested by congress
with the exclusive rijjht to the
possession and enjoyment of all
the surface included within the
lines of their locations. This
right amounts to property, and is
capable of being enjoyed or trans
ferred, subject to all ordinary
rules governing the enjoyment of I
all other property. It may, conse
quently, be protected in the courts,
and it is the duty of the possessor
to care for his own if at rcspass be
attempted by strangers. The
government having armed the
locator with a complete grant of
possession, he alone is concerned
for its protection, and 'may nn-doultedry-maintain
a suit to that
end; but he can no longer, after
availing himself of the exclusive
rigiit, ask the government to bung
action for what is no trespass,
. except agamsl biiclr individual
right of possession.
Jris the opinio of the b t
lawyers of the state, says the Eu
gene City Guard, that in the event
of a failure by the legislature to
elect & senator there is not such a
vacancy jis will authorize an ap
pointment by the governor. The
constitution provides that the ap
pointment shall be by the legisla
ture nn"d 'the omission of that bod'
to pQrform the duty cannot author
ize the governor to perform it for
them. Onrv a vacancv that oc
curs during 41 recess of the legis
lature, and after an election lias
been had, can be filled by order of
the governor's appointme nt.
Califorxiaxs will have tlieir
choice of Jour .different tickets to
vote at the next election, with
several counties yet to hear from.
I 'III 'III!
It is not at all probable, thinks
the V. Statesman, that Wash
ington Territory will be admitted
as a state prior to 1S8-I. The son
ate is a tie, with David, Davis
holding the casting' vote, and he
is more likely "to refuse in our ease
than he is in that of Dakota. He !
is opposed to the annexation of
northern Idaho, on the ground
that it changes well-fixed geo
graphical lines.
Tun extortions practiced by the
Central Pacific Railroad company
on California merchants has about
resulted in the establishment of a
new line of clippei ships to inn
between New York and San Fran
cisco for freight purposes.
Tin: model political platform
reported this year is the one adop
ted by the Sixteenth District con
vention of Ohio, which nominated
Colonel M.Churchill for Coji-r. -:
It read, "liesolvcd, thai we nil!
beat them this year."
.Tas. Wiu.iaj: is running a
large salmon packing establish
ment at Tacomaf his boats i-tt-h
1 ,00n ca .jnon -a" night.
This, i said to be ;li :iU0th
anniversary of the dcvo:y of
America, by Mr. ('. t'oluutbn, of
Genoa, italv.
AMaiuoN" county farmer cleared
$7,000 from seven and a half aeres
of hops, this season.
HEADQUARTERS
Foster's Emporium.
Most Complete Stock in Astoria
Fimrarl: s! Flags!
Fniit EJ.i:J: Fowijrii ami Irnxti'1i
Wines and Liquors
Oi Snjterior ISniiuI.
FOSTER'S rOitNKU, O II &A" S10CS
juiniv koauh. .1. i. i.h:'
F0AE3) & STOEES,
Wholesale ami rcl.til dealer? in
W'ood and AYillow-warp,
GROCERIES.
Tobacco. Cigars. Wines andLiquors
FOlMiIOX AND DOMESTIC
Fndts and Vegetables
AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
AMI
General Commission merchants
ASToiiiA, mt:;ox.
.t to Oregon l!aihay& Xav. ro IW1.
lv
Dissolution of Partnership.
twotice i.s hi:i:i:i:y nivnv thai' tin
JJt iKtrtnprshlp lien Jifoi.''.isli!)i; Ik'Iv.vcii
JoliJi 1. Classen ami I'liarles II. Oeikmlz.
niiiler the linn name or Classen S. Oerkuil.
Is this day dissolved b mnt ual consent. A II
del)KwiU be paid Iiv.lohn 1. Claxen. ;::d
the lnisineis Mill beeonliniied b lilni.
.lOHX r.CLAS'SKX.
CIlAKIJll. OKUK U IT.
Order to Show Cause lVIiy Sale of Heat
Estate SItoelil not Ie Jllatle.
f x Tin: ri:oi!ATK coikt, coi ty
Ji of Clalsois Stale or Oregon, ss.
To Thomas .Moi ton .tint ail others insei. sl
ed in the csta'e of Aaron 3iortnn. deaed.
C C. Smith, administrator d the estate or
Aaron Morton, deeeasd, liming ijlr.i J:K"
petition heieni ,i:iMiifor an order u ra!c
of tliorcat ciateof said decedent f.r ihe
itiiriiosos.tliere:ii pet forth ; said real ostat
heiim in Columbia (.oiintv, Oregon, and tar
t;ei!laily"enbedrs follows, to-wit: i"h
X W i or Ihe X V , or vilion Xo. :, T : X.
lit west.amlthe W-ofllieX W, e: mv
tion Xo. i. T i X. ;: 2 v.est. eontaimn m all
14 and SI-JCl aci.'.s. It is therefore oi.ieied
by the.liij-'eof said comt thai all ieisns
mteiCMed in the cst;tc or said deivas.-d
appear beiore the s.dil I'robate Court on tli.
lttMhiy oi'Oetober. A. I. lbs-j.al 10 ' b.eK
. M efuuddny: the Couit loom rf s.iid
l'iilie Court ft AMoua. Clatsnp Omen,
nifeaid Stale, to aL'ow c:use why Mi older
HionM iol be granted .said admihlstnitor lo
sell .said ieal estate of said deceased, and it
is fin i her ordered that service, of lids cita
tion be made by publication for four weel.s
n t lie I)iia Aviom.w a new.spaiKT ol
j-eiter.d cireulal'on :u s. id CIat-oi ComiK.
C.A. McCIlKi:.
Probata .ludee of Clatsop Co., Orez.m.
Aitist : K. i:.M'IDIEX,CliMl:.
bj 1). li. V.'Rim, Deputy. deu-r.t
Summons.
TUSTIPK'.S COURT, ARTOltl A rlrECIXCT
O ClatMtp count v. Oieuon. s.s.
1 I). Winton, l'aintifl. vs. C. G. Glass, De
fendant. Tor. (j !. Glass, the above named defend
anl : lu the name or the State of Oregen:
J.rectmc : yon are hereby required to appear
heroic the unde.-sipied jnstice of the peace
for the precinct aforesaid on the 2ml day ot
November. 1S82. at u o'clock in the forenoon
ofsaidday.atlhe ollice of said justice, to
i?t!',nnrt,l,?:i?veil?m.cd 1'talntlrf inaelul
.iction And if you fail so to appear and an
swer the complaint lierein.the plaintilfivill
liftj dollars, with four dollars interest there
on and the disbursements or action. This
SUlDiUOnS IS nnhlishPil 1.- ,r,lr.-f n... :..i....
i,'8aiurt maile this 19th davof Semem
Dcr,l82. 1'.' II. VOX.
e-,t dustlceof tlielV:.ee.
NOTICIT
NOTICE is hereby .c:iven that the
Common Council of the City of Astoria
propose to close Cedar street in .Shive-
&o4.Astori,a' from Wcit Clh street to
tast second or balmon street, unless ihe
same is inniroyed ou or before thirty
days from the dale of this notice.
Jjy order of the Common Council.
f. axon ins.
c . ,Alltor and Clerk.
Astoria, September 14, 1882. 3QN1
II I HI II II
rn
TO KEEP DRY FEET
Go !3?o
I. J. Ai-vold's
ALL KIHOS OF BOOTS & SHOES
for i.Atm:s .xs5s:xTi.r.5ii:x
I haw a laro lwk f Jiit-cl.t KomNsd'd
ou '. lit 2iml iu nrlco :t lm :is aij.
1 vi-.li loshr in rutoin-r tin worth of
Ihrinr.i iirx.aiiilNatNfy ihPin sti Hint lliey
uill runit: nisun arid lirin;; llivir rileiuW.
I ni:il;c all kinds of Huais and Slios lo
i ii:i)i:i:. and .natT.tee a pkkkixt fit.
rairnt KwrHMiiurttnM.w; on our sliws
faiuf fl.msf. I.VpaitiiiKin'atU done.
On -he llo.-ithvn;.. oii'Msti u. It. & N. !.
STAR MA RKET.
WHERRY Sc COMPAKY,
,,i,i?t:i i.ul Cured 31 cuts,
Vcgotatoles,
FRUITS. GUTTER, and EGGS.
tJiTOsni: cc nin:.NT iiotfi..
CttJv.VVIirs Pitrcet. Astoria, Ojn
LEATHERS BROS.
iYS. ltn.iTni'ir.iiKRK.
Up Stairs
Over Avmlt C I-Vi-dicMi shop.
t':t.l ;ind examine tho work s.it. diriur
.mil m. lite ,nl we an iisiii!;. In row inak
ii i, a iradi' ol.e ltt'!.
rusvr-class woimc a m'kciai.tv.
A. . Men,
(hi'iisvti: to r.uiE A- ai.i.en.)
WholeKi!eand retail deHler' l
PtOViBiOMB,
Glass and Plated Ware,
TItOriCAI. AM) DOMICsriC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Toaetlier with
files, Liprs.ffccofCiprs
The l:inrHt and mou eiuuplele slock of
Oo;l in their hue to be found 'n the city.
Comer ofCit'-s ami Hqiienioei-jlie Streets,
AKTOIMA. OIIKGOX.
ua is i:c?iAu::i wiTiiorx
l-'fc'KTlSKK XTB'K
xA--ftr And no tein-.s of ieaee until
'Pl -$& every man in A-tforii: has a new
-?';? siiii of f.iii,.s
v V:T- sh f t-MUrs
'.?- ItS1 .1I.1SJ-: BY .MKASY.
-' 'Jr
I-oolv ,i( the piiccs :
I'.tiits-J.i order fioai - - - fS ui
!'aut. GeUUiue. rit'iieiiCasnbiifre - 11? rj
Suits fioin - - - i-, oo
Ther:i:e.s hueof aniiles 01. !!: eoie-t to
select fn.iu. l'..l. 1IF.AXY,
C:s stnet, oel to ItMisin Jeli Mine
PioiK'cr Gaudy Factory.
FRESH CANDIES AKD NUfS.
A !;:::: and new vatn-t alv.:;.s ou baud.
Patronize Home Manufacture.
: si-i'jiuJf.s tlia( are u:ade of .ool :uul
Harmless :sie)ials..
Don't lii candies from foreijai inanuf.:c-tun-rs
where tUej isso poisonous articles.
l'.iiv at home where you em .see that the
Candies are fresh ami the ingredients are
harmless.
Call and si-e me at the laeiorv opiioslte the
Hell Tower. CIIAKI.F-S IL" OEItKWITZ.
A. Van Dusen & Co.
W
,'Ol'LD IMihWiCTFrLLY CALL TUE
1 ;itti.lln.i nf .: 1'iilnli. .n tlm ril flint
they ate Aponts for tee ro'iowinp swin'j
mfu-Iiine.s. uz
The Ii2trietl Singer.
TIo White.
The Cruwxi
Ami TIieJGlririilse,
Wh'.eh they are .ellins from $33. to S.IO.
eaeti nrt ttcry Competition.
,ien"s,.wii,Vlnc to Parcliasc machines
should csdl and inspect our .stock before pur
chasing elsewhere, as we guarantee tocive
IierfectsUisfactiontis regards quality and
LOST.
FIVE SHARES OF STOCK IXTHFCO
... .W2-C:i;illu" Company, numbered from
J1 !? fy Viey ara s!. 'e le returned to
Louis o. Ilaaveu. XotiOcation has been
left with the secretary or the companv and
they are of no valu except to the original
owner,
SB
NEW GOODS,
.3STX B.!I3trOII PEIOES!
I aia ojiviiin a first class stock of No-. Fnniltnrr. comprising eery thins in the i;ne of
Chamber Sets, Parlor Furniture, Carpets. Oil
Cloths. Mattings, Lace Curtains. House
Trimmings, and the. latest novel
ties in Interior Decorations.
1 would respectfully "MsggeM. to parties desirous of seeing really
line goods to eall. The quality of my goods taken in consideration
with their price will eemmend them to all h.vers of fine articles.
IMattraSPa and Ileddlti in Stork, mid SInile to Order.
Agent ibrHoey's pat. ni Iwd-tofa, of which there are over 10.000 in
use on the Pacific Coast.
Plavel's building, opposite Welis, Fargo k Co's ofiice.
H. W. GALLICK.
The BossCoffee and Tea Pot
Jb2 xi. H oflL
TWO DOORS EAST OF OCCIDENT,
The Str.GEN. IHIXmXSS
JvfJtv.. T ' Silt
ir' . i
..,, ikLi,.:,-'
tame day. ami will Iave apiln for Gray's Harbor. Momlav , October 'sul.
For rrei'iht and passajj.- api 1 to J.U.li KAV.
Ascnt I. S. X. . o.
tTr"flM.JHILl,S VARIETIES.
Union India Rubber Company's
Pure Tara (J urn
Crack Proof!
RUBBER BOOTS. '
UEWAltE OF IMITATKIXS ! j
He sure the Uools are .stamped CUAtK
PROOF on the heels, mid have Jhe I'L'fK
GUM SPRINGS on the foot and instep,
which prevent tlieir crackins or breaking. I
"We are now making them with UUllHKi:
.iAUA.iMt:iJ.U!i soies wiuen win niaKe
them last more than twice as long as any
Hubbcr lkot.s made.
FOR SALE BY ALL UEALEHS.
ALL KIXIXS 11UBBER BELTIXC, l'ACIC- j
IXO, HOSE. SIMIIXOS. L LOTHIXO. .
BOOTS AND SHOES, etc.
;OOIYEAR BUDREK CO.
ILH.PE.VSE. Jr.. ..,.,.,
S. 31. RUN VOX, f AJ' m,
:liu San FrancNeo.
PERUVIAN!
BITTERS ! !
Wilmerding & Co., San Francisco.
Loeb & Co., Agents, Astoria.
ASTORIA. OBEOOX ft
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT MEDICINES
ETC
louudecljat
JSTrescrlptlous carefully compeu:
an uours.
3r-Homcopathic Tinctures and Pellets,
id IIiininlirpv'4 SimwMk nlsn IcenL
and Humphrey's Specifics also kept
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY !
STEAMER "KATATA"
Owins to her beinj too small for our busi
ness will be sold on reasonable terms.
per Astoria, for particulars, when the boat
can be seen. BADOLLET & CO.
d-sod .
Apply at the ofllcc of Badollct & Co., up- :
JMJUk'.kJJLASJO-'JOU-Bj:
?0
KR.IIAAVKS
smi.c ai:i:t.
?jt. XniL lor tb.' Irt.ri'i:!
JJlH'Jl's. illtIlt lo!i St!14'.
JIKDALLIOX IIAXiiK
SI 1 AM IITI IX..s. A M'l ( IAI1 V.
Xone lut Ihe b's; workiiuu i-aiplojvd
All v.oik mianmlee-i or no chahi.
ASTORIA. OREOO.X
Will leave Astoria for
GSAY'S HARBOR
tN
Tbiirsday, Oct. 12, 1882,
i:i;rri:xiH nkxt day.
'W ill lcae for hhuilwater l!ay on
V.nlueMla. October l-o.li. p'tuinim:
j ceo. hill, ... rnoruiuroR
WAI.Tr.lt pakk.s, - stagj: maxaoeii
Enatrement of
Hiss MAMIE GOODRICH,
The .Queen of Seiio Comics-.
J0HNWY STOKES
Tlu arcatest of All Hclireiv
Inijer.s.oiiutors.
CHAS. BARROW
j Thr Chesterfield nrZliitrcly.
Together wiiii a new
ORCHESTRA.
All the Old Favorites Retained.
OptMt all the Year, rcrfornianrr I'.v.-r.v
.Mulil. Cullre (Iianue or I'ro-
srnuiiue Cure n Week.
Comprising all the latest
SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS.
We give the Best
. Variety Entertainment
In the West.
The theatre is crowded nightly, and all
who have witnessed the entertainment pro
nounce it to be etiiial lo aiivelveu elsewhere.
Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's
amusement ean not be excelled. Anxbodv
wishlm; to spend a pleasant evening anil
see sparkllmy wit and beaut v without vul-
Kaniy.suouiii improve mc opportunity una
come.
The company comprises the following well-
i;uon Artists:
Mls.- fannik "W.W.TO.V.
Miss Mou.ik Ciiijistv.
Mit. Tom. Chuistv.
Mi:. VAi.T:n I'auks.
All of which will appear nightly in their dif
ferent specialties.
Open air concert every evening ; perform
ance commencing at 8;" entrance to theatre
on Benton street ; pilvate boxes on Chena
mus street.
New Stars in Rapid Succession !
Barbour's
No. 40 12-Ply
SALMON TWINE!
CORK AiB LEAD LINES,
'
1
S T?. T IV K TWT IV 1?. S
, O XJ J X.1 XJ X M 111 JJO
"
A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
311 Market Ktrcet. Han Fraurfeco
0 . . . n -n .
' Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
iW.LIWJL-1 1 a.is.
i" --
DRESS 60QDS mPAWFMMT,
Largo lot of good serviceable Dress Goods
reduced to 12 cents per yard.
Splendid all Wool Cashmeres, all colors,
reduced to 40 cents per yard.
111EMENDOUS REDUCTION !
All our 1.10 Cashmeres, all colors, re
duced to 80 cents per yard.
The Grentegi BmriBQB of the Siitu
Calicos, 1(5 yds. of all best brands, SI. 00
Handsome pieces of Dress Gingham, 10
yards 1.00.
Nottingham Lace Window Curtains; at
verv low figures.
Call early and secure choice selections.
We still &ave on hand about 20 Hand
some Ladies Cloaks, '
To be disposed of at a sacrifice.
OUli SHOE DEPARTMENT
Deinsj 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 Buttone.d Shoes at less
than S. F. wholesale prices. v
A splendid Boys Winter Shoe at $1.75 worth $3.00.
Vy order of Creditors at-
CALIFORNIA STORE
John A. Montgomery,
(scccessei: to .iackins & montoomery.)
COItKR OF JIAI.V ASI) JEPFEBSOX STREETS,
ASTORIA, - ORSQOIT.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
ilANUrACTURER OF
FURNITURE SS BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, "Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames am) MovldiRgs,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch.
MARTIN OLSEN,
DEALER IN jjS
FURNITURE S. BEDDING.
('ornpr 3Iain and Sittieiitoqim StreetH. AHtorla.Oresen.
WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC
A Complete Stock.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
AF.I. KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED AIW VARNISHED.
LOEB & CO.,
.JOKBEltS rx
WINES.
LIQUOKS,
AND
CIGARS.
AGENTS FOi: THE
Best San Francisco Houses and
Eastern Distilleries.
fS-AH goods sold at San FrancKcn Prices.
MAIN STREET,
Opposite Parker House, Astoria, Orezon.
mmmaammmmim
T STOCK
deat.fj:s ix
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A General Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agents for
Magee Stoves and Ranges
The Hest in the market.
rmmliiugKonils of all kinds on baud. Job
work done in a workmanlike manner.
Leinenweber & Co.,
O. r.EIXKXWEnER. IT. PROWX.
ESTABIJSnED 1865.
ASTORIA, OREGON,
TAMERS AND CUBBRKS,
Manufacturers and Importers of
A LL laNDS OF
LEATHER
AND FINDINGS
Wholesale Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
9lllghest cash price paid for Hides and
Tallow.