The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 05, 1883, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text(ZJ 35Ixc jBailv ?5iarliitu ASTnKIA.OKBKOB: FRIDAY JANUAKY 5, lRS Ait Eastern Opinion. Oregonians, says the Spring field Republican, have long cher ished a deep-rooted faith that their particular corner of the earth would sometime become one of its most important parts. As the day ap proaches when the state is to se curerailroad connections with the East and with California they grow more and more confident of the future and talk enthusiastically of the grand development that lies before them, of which they already see the beginnings. This is not strange. The state has hitherto been unfortunately isolated. Its population is very small. The people who came here to the Wil lamette Yalley 40 years ago, and their followers since, have built up a sturdy, vigorous civilization; they have prospered materially, but they have suffered seriously in many ways on account of the diffi culties and slowness of communi cation with the East. The motto that rests on the state escutcheon, lAlis volat liroprilif 'ho flies with his own wings,' is singularly ap propriate to the circumstances of " Oregon's settlement and early career, and the free translation, 'She paddles her own canoe,' ib a perfect epitome of the state's his tory, Washington advices are of the tenor that Republican Congress men make no secret of their inten tion to press the admission of Da kota, or rather of the southern half of that Territory at this session. This matter will probably be made a subject of caucus action at an early day, and there is no doubt that the decision of the party will be to make a state of Dakota if it can be accomplished. Democrats are determined to oppose the scheme, and it will become a party ques tion. The Republicans having a majority in the House, can, with out any more difficulty than a minority is able to present, pass the bill unless the Democrats, as is openly threatened, fillibuster to prevent its passage. Dakota, par ticularly that portion which is se lected for admission is Republican. The performance of ; Uncle Tom's Cabin occasions consider able trouble in some localities. Besides the one that played in As toria a few nights ajjo there are four ct" er troupes giving a rendi tion of that drama of slavery days in different parts of the country. One of those wandering galaxies was compelled to desist in Lynch burg, Virginia, and in Richmond there were but twelve in the au dience. NEW TO-DAY Notice to Subscribers to Daily Oregonian. rjMIE NON-DELI VERY TO CITY SOB JL Ncrilnrs of yestrnlay's Oregonian was owing tot lie fact that the papers were seat t the steamer Fleetwood us usual, jhe hav ing made no announcement other intention to lav over a dav. 1 he O. It. & N. ( Vs dock being alout a mile distant from the Fleet wood's lauding, the Oregonian messenger could not reach the Heed in thne to end hy her. il C. IIOLUEN. Agent. Notice. mtlK SCHOOL TAXES FOU SCIIOOL A District No. 0 are now due and pavahle at my oflicc, in Tho Fisherman's Packing Company's building. Tlie-e tuxes become delinquent thirty davs from date. lEOBEKT HAMILTON. School Clerk. Upper Astoria, .Tan. 5, lfiKJ. IiOST. ONTHEMOItNINOOF.rAN.2i.AAVhlle hall boar, 19 feet long, painteu white, twoseisof sculis and two black coats. A reward of ten dollars will be paid to ativ person or persons delivering her at Astoria, at WM. BANNISTKU. Notice. UTATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOP. THE o year 1882, are now due and can be paid hi my omce at me i oun. Jiouse. rt-wtf A. M, TWOMBLY, Sheriff, Br. Ship "Jeanie Landles."' milE ABOVE VESSEL WILL COMMENCE JL ulscuargincon the 3rd iiibt. ;:tll parties having goods on her miu,t take deliver)' as discharged at Flavor- wharf, a all goods ieiiaiier4ociocK oime day or their dis charge will be at owners' risk and expense. MEYER, WILSON ic Co. TO THE PUBLIC. ON. Oil BEFORE JANUARY 4th. the Crecdmoor Shooting Gallcrv will be re moved to tlie new building nexi to Geo. W. Hume'. store.. In connection with the Gal lery will be added a first-class Mock of Cl ears. Tobacco, etc : alo in the near fntnrn will be added a tine billiard table, and other amusements, it is my intention to keep a quiet and orderly place of amusement and recreation, on a strictly temperance plan. itucicuu-iiiiuurs will ue roiu. J AS. MACOHBEB. Hemlock Street Assessment. NOTICE is hereby civen that the as- 1 sessnii'iit made by Ordinance 2fo. 4is I fnr tint Ttrnnrnuwl ininrnrnmiinl nf ITrmi. ! lock Street from the west side of East-21 ' Street to the eastern end of Hemlock ! Street, in Shm'ly's Astoria, in the man ner provided bj Ordinance No. 4DG in each of the following described lota frontinc on said portion of said street ?o iinw rfnn ,iwl non'nliln it: lir rkflftA Jf l i the City Treasurer, in V. S. gold and ' silver com. and unless paid wittim live davs from the expiration of this notice, to-wit: Saturday,Jan.20,188n.thc Coun cil will order warrants issued for the collfction thereof. The assessment is as follews: Same of Owner of Lot. So. 31 So.ofi 1'rohable Lot. J Block Cmt. W.13. Adair Chas. Liujrrln estate. 19 15 lh J3 A- Yau Dusen Bercnian & Berry. . N. Johansen 140 West Coast Packing Company : P. W. Larson.. II. Brown ... '22 05 10 15 Chris Erickson A. W. Cone and J2.IL Burton J. W. Welch 148 Occident Packing Company Andrew Anderson.. Jos. Oslrom. Anna Matron J.Q.A. Bowlby and 20 05 19 15 W. w. I'arucr .( i! Otto Peterson E. O'Connor 147 20 fir. 19 15 Columbia Canninj Company J. II. DeForce E.P.Hoff J. M. Olson Pacific Union Pack ing Company J.3LShively Columbia Canning Company 14o Pacific Union Pack ing Company J. Q. A. Bowlby and W.W.Parker. ... 19 15 Occident Packing Company GeloF. Parker if 4. 19 Gh '2Z 15 19 15 I X L Packing Com pany ... 12 11 19 15 9 5S 9 58 ?il0 E. B.Gager.... Xancy Welch. 10 9 3 19 15 23 15 19 C3 19 fw 20 G5 25 15 7 J. Q. A. Bowlby and W.W.Parker J. JL Shivcly 19 15 a 19 C5 19 15 . Q. A. Bowlby and W. W. Parker... 144 Ocean Canning Company- .- 27 15 19 15 CITVOF ASTORIA CROSSIXGS. Amount. East 7 and Hemlock SCU i)G G " J 45 90 ' 5 " ' 49 4G 4 u " 15 QG " :t " 49 40 u '2 " " 55 40 By order of the Common Council. F. C. Nonius, did Auditor and Clerk. ! rtr.o rrrivr rs ' . u TTru;.: S W 7-: LS--V PILL iS'" 5 SYMPTON1S OF A TORPID LJVER Iioss of Appetite. Bowel3 costive. Pain in the Hoad, with a dull c;n sation in the back part, Pain under the Shoulder blade, fullness efcer eating-, with a disinclination to ez ertlon of body or mind, Irritability of temper, low spirits, with a fecl InBT of havintr neglected soraodutr, weariness. Dizziness, Flutterirlr ft the hearty Dots before the eyes, "$'- and CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PII.I18 are esprrfetlv nclaptect to such cases, one loic t . fects mien a cnanno or fcclinc cs t . Bstouirtti the satlercr. 'Xbcy increase thoAnperlte,STii1 cst:-o tha body to Take oa Flesh, thus 1 V 1 -tew Is nourished, and by their Tot s. Actios on.tbe Digestive Organ. 1 e -tilax Stools are produced. lrlSjtti . :t5IHnrray St., IV. Y. TUTT'SHA!ROEs Oejlt ILue oa "Whiskejis chnnpo to n Qua ' BiacK by a slnglo application of tUsDTS. f5 Imparls anatural color. Actslnnantanro -y. Sold by Drucclsts, or teat by cxprts . receipt of...Sl.OO. OFFICE, 35 MUKTCAY ST.. 2?. Y. f.,DC.T.I:TIrS,IAKCAL,rl,',Mtr""-Jni'- tlU lUxttpU will be bIU4 HILL ca tpjaeUiK $500 Reward. iar the aboTe reward Tfo willpay the abote reward for an v case 01 iJTer uo JIlinlaintL I)vSTX;i Sirlr ftpnrt- ache, indigestion, Cunsunatlon or Coslive- ness wc cannot cure witli west's vegetable Liver Pills, when tho directions are strictly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, and never fall to give satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large boxes, containing 30 Pills, 25 cents. For sale by all Druggists. Beware or counterfeits and imitations. Tlie genuine manufactured onlvbyJonxC West & Co. "The Pill Maker," 181 and 183 W. HadLsou St., Chicago. Free trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a 3 cent stamp. W E. Dttaeat. agBt. FOR RENT. . A HOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE of 17 rooms, partly furnished In Upper Astoria. Inquire at Johansen's store for further particulars. iMvk Picked Up. AFLATBOrrOSIED SKIFF PAINTED lead color. Owner can get It by apply lW to Mr. GIIL Occident Hotel. i , ik fi ti w '1 aa 3a5S' w l 1 1 r-TTTiinnrt i i i i I IM W I h fcsres? BOOKS, FANCY GOODS, fclUSiCAL iaSTRUFfiENTS. piTij AlJT'QT'PnPniM Frc.sli Stoek; Direct Iiiiporta tions: r.oM Figures. Silverware. Cards and Stationery. A full hue of the AAHdMrt xuthore. Com plete cplthrti of al! Ilia leftdlu? vierl: from 5 cents tu S3. lYItisKitl fu!tri:iauiits. Sheet Iflii'.Ie. Itlsisician's Sup pi Irs. CARL ADLER, Main bticct. AMoria, Onson .Street-Improveraenr Notice XOTICE is hereby given thai the Common Council of the City of Astoria did on the :wth day of December, 18S2, pass an oruiiiaiiee. entitieti An orut nance deelarins tlie intention of the Common Council of making certain rc iwirs and imnrcrenieuts in a tiortion of : . .. j. - .-. i jctiar strew, me repairs aim improve-: nients to be as follews: ; All of that nortion'nf Cedar street be-1 t'.reen ihc eiu-t side of Salmon .street uid the west end of said Cedar street in that portinn of said City of A'oria which va laid out and recorded by .lo:m M. Shively in ClaLsoj) County, State of .Ore eon, shall be rcpaiutl and improved a hereinafter proviiled, and the costs thereof assessed on the adjacent prop erty. The said tepairs and imiirovc nii'ii's shall he made hy rein'nin? all of the defective piles cajis, stringers and timbers uov in that portion of .said Ce dar street which is between the eat side ot ija'inon street and tin wet .side of West nth street, and hy replaeins the same with new and sound fir piles, caps, stringers and timber.-?, and all such tim bers that have been by any menus, taken away or displaced, slfall be al?o replaced with new and .sound ones; all timbers so replaced to be of the same size and dimensions as thereof the same kind now Hi the street; and said iwrtion of said Cedar street between said east side of Salmon street and tlie west side of West filh street shall be reidanked over the portion and to the width it is now planked, with now and sound fir planks three inches in thickness and twelve inches wide. That portion of said Ce dar street trom tlie west side ot et Cth street to the west side of West Dili street shall he repaired and improved as niinnv.: jy lining 11 uirer ieri at 11s Intersection or crossing with West 9th street, and by exeavatinj: and lowering it three feqt at the west side of the em-sin;' of West 7th street, and bv filling, grading or excavating the other parts or portions m as to he n a grade cor responding with such Hising.-. when So graded and West 8th streei erttsingas it now is, and then by planking it over in the center to the width of sixteen feet with sound tirp!ank: not less than three inches thick and twelve inches wide, to be laid on sleeper? as follews: One sleeper four inches by twelve inches shall be imbedded in the center of tlie street and shall be o beeled that the planking will re.st firmly on it; two .sleepers four inches by six inches shall be placed on cither bide of and paraliel witli the center .sleeeper. the outer edge of the outside sleepers to be eight feet from the center of the center sleeper, the other sleepers shall be placed in the middle between the center aud outside sleepers; on the sleepers and at right anglo thereto the planking shall be laid each plank to be spiked to the -sleepers, two spikes to each sleeper. From the west side of West ytli street to said west end of Cedar street, said repairs and improvements shall be made by con structing bent work and planking the same to the width ot sixteen feet on a grade miming from the west side of said West 9th street when graded as above provided, to the, top of the planking on the roadway in Olney street in said City as laid out and re corded by John 3rcCIure, the said bent work and planking to bo done as follews: -Mudsills, 4 inches hy 12 inches K feet in length, shall he laid in the center of the street and at right angles to the line of it, and distant from each other fifteen feet from center to center; on eacli end and in the center of each mudsill shall be placed a post, in an up right osition and of suHieient height to bring the top of the planking up to said grade; the posts shall be V2 inches square, braces '2 inches hy ten (10) inches, hhall be firmly spiked to each Eost and placed diagonally upward from ollom to top across the posts, the posts shall oe fastened to the mud-il!s by .spiking. On the posts and at right angles to the line of the street, shall be placed caps twelve inches square and sixteen feet long, to be securely bolted to each post with iron bolts Jj of an inch in diameter and 18 inches long; upon the caps and at right angles thereto, shall be placed stringers as follews: One di rectly ovei each post and one between each outer stringer and the center stringers, the stringers io IhM inches by 12 inches and not less than 32 feet long, and the outside stringers shall be bolted to the caps with iron bolts as above de scribcd,and the inside stringers shall be firmly spiked to the caps. Planking not less than 3 inches thick and 12 inches wide, shall K laid on, at ric;ht angles to the stringers, and shall be spiked to each stringer on alternate edges of the plank, one spike to each stringer. Oil either side of the Toadwav thus constructed, snail be placed a rail 3 by -1 inches, spiked to stanchion 3 y 4 inches, and not over 7fect apart and three feet above the planking. All of said planking, cans, stringers, mudsills, "braces, rails and timbers to be of good sound lir timbers, and the spikes used shall be not less than six inches long. A notice is hereby given that unless a remonstrance signed by the owners of two-thirds of the property fronting on said portion of said street be filed with the auditor and clerk within ten-days from the final publication of this notice towic Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1SS3, the council will order said repairs and improve ments to be made. By order of the Common Council. F. C. Xokkis. Auditor and Clerk. JLhtoris, Jan. 3d, isg3. CITY BOOK ST QBE, Tho Best Store in the City to 'Albums, Autograph and Photograoh all sizes and Prices- Hooks from a Dime Xorl 1Volster"s ITn:i'Sritl;rol. 5cns Jewelry and Cutlery, "Wrilenjc 2)e.s!t of all izc., Itlar ! Twains Scrap 2ooks, ZHblcs. J'rajcr Kook and IJyii.naLs. also. Hie Jlcy io Heaven. ! Op cm and Itlariiic I lasses-. Draughting Instruments From 40 ! 1 cents to 830.00 a Set. JRlank Hooks. ! Aud every thing voh could vunt In our line. 3. TEU apply to the Captain, or to THE STEA3IKH GEN- MILES Will leave for GKAYS HAIU10R On her return from ShoaUvaler jay,! ' -- onu v ill make a trip from Atoiia TO TILLA3L00K About January Glh. 188:5. (SCrCKSSOU TO IUOE 4V AI.I.K.N.) Wholesale and retail ilej.1r t F?gv!bIqss3 Glass and Plated Ware, TUOl'ICAL AND DOMESTIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Trtgftlier vnlU Wines, Uquors,Tobacco,Cigars L Yau Dtiscn & Uo. WOULD KESriXTFULLY CALL THE" ? attention of the Public to the fact that they are Agents for the following sewing innchities, vl. : The Improved .SiiiRcr. The White. The Crown -Ariel Tho Ehlrirtgc. Which thev are selling from S33. to 30. each and defy Competition. Person? wishhiz to nurchac machines .should call and inspect our slock before pur- ciiiiMii;: eisewnerc, as we guarantee io kc lerfect satisfaction as regard quality and price. arbour's No. 40 I2-Ply SALMON TWINE! mi m ,m im&, SEINE TWINES. A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & CO., fill Market Street, 8au Francisco Sole Ajjents for the Facifle CoasL Thit space reiunred for CERTAIN PARTIES. To Let. miIE2KD AND 3KD FLOORS, 2ND FIN JL ished in rooms : 3rd all in one, 48 x CO feet, unfinished. Also a space of ground piled and capped, about 22 x 45 feet, front ing on Olnny street. Lease given to respon sible parties for years. Location most desir able for a Kcstaurant and Lodging House. For further particulars inquire of 1SAKTII& MEYERS. Astoria, Oregon, December 2S. 1SS2. Notice. JEANIE LANDLES, CAPTAIN DOUG las. from Liverpool Eng. Neither the Master nor undersigned Con signees of the above named vessel will be roponsiblc for any debts that may be con tracted by the crew. MEYER WILSON & Co., St Consignees. get your Money's Vorth. K..uiur.e our rooiIs and prices lrtore gnlnd F. STEVENS & -O., City Book Store. STEAMER CMRi PARKER Eben P. Parker, Master. For TOWING. FREIGHT orCHAR JI. K. PAIIKER. J BILL'S VARIETIES. GEO. HIM.. -WALTER PARKS. PROPRIETOR j STAGE MANAGER Engagement cl MESSRS. DOWHS & ALICOTT, Tin- Klii?s ot Sony and Dance. Also RI0EARDS and EVANS, Champion High KicUer.-. Together with a nuvr Uud thr management of rKOF. SWAB. All the Old Favorites Retained. Open nil Ihc cur. lVrforEiancc Eit-ry Mslit. Entire iliunge or I'm. crainnic Once n Week. Comprising all the latest SOMGS, 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 equal to auy given elsewhere. Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's amu-tement can not be excelled. Anybody wishing to spend a pleasant evening and see sparkling wit and beauty without vul garity, should improve the opportunity and come. The company comprises the following well known Artists : Mis Fanxik Walton. Miss Emma (Jiliikkt. Miss Fay (Jiliikkt, Mi:. Waltkk Parks. Mi:. Ciias. Fkkmoxt. MilJoux Stokes. Mil Ciias. Bakkow. All of which will appear nightly hi their riif ferent .specialties. Open air concert every evening perform ance couuncuciug at ft; entrance to theatre on Benton street ; private boxes on Chcna mus street. Now Stars in Rapid Succession ! HEADQUARTERS Foster's Emporium. Most Complete Stock in Astoria j ovelties of all Kinds Fruits JSoth X'orelxn aud Domchtic . Wines and Liquors Of Superior Brand. FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 R &X DOCK MAGATUS C. CROSBY, Dealer In HAMABE, HUH!, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, PLUMBERS AKD STEAM FITTER? Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET 1R0H TIH AND COPPER, CaBnerylaDfl Flslerinens Snplies Stoves, Tin Ware and House -Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with neatness and dispatch, None hut first class workmen e.i.r.IoyeL A large assortment ofj SCALE? Constantly on hand. LEATHERS BROS. BOAT BriiJJERS, Up Htalrs Over Arndt & Ferclicn's Shop. Call and examine tlie work tvc are doing and seo the wood we are using, before mak ing a trade elsewhere. FIRST-CLASS T70RE A STEGIALTY. AimownfiftTWiftTit Fine Furaitiiro, Carpets, Mirrors Uphols tery. Wall Pockets, Brackets. D$$kBs 'Ottoman SotnSj Qtmhz? Bitfis, Ladies are invited styles in Plush and Embroidered 'goods. 3E.lra .eslltefe's BTenr Sts?e THE NEW MODEL MSBteferfgeSMfc feW FTJLI, Two door east of Occident Hotel, IE A (SLVCE.SSOR TO JACKTNS & MONTGOMERY.) CORNCK ! .UAiA" AXI JEFFXiRMOX STREETS,' I will REMOVE about Jan. 1st, to the bulding now occupied by Joe Charters' barber shop, on Chenaraus street. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANCFACTnr.BK OF FUBIsriTTJR.E Sh BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lacs Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every branch. MARTIN DEALER IN FURNITURE m BEDDING Corirer IXnln and Squemoqua Streets. Astorfn, Orccon. WINDOW SHADES AND TRMIHGS; WALL PAPER ETC. A Complete Stock. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. AIX KimS F FVRTTURi: REPAIRED AIVI VAKISHED. I II II I III II IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH ME ! WHO? FRANK ELBEKSON, SeasiueBafcery & Confectionery. Because my Goods are the Best, and Always Fresh. Cakes Candles etc., furnished for Wedding parties, on short notice, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Cake ornamenting a specialty. Oppeslte H. TV. Hiuaer, ' Extraordinary? to call and see latest Velvet. Beautiful CAXGn CAN BC HAD IN TOItfA OKLY OF AS- I? SAW AGENT CAIX AND EXAMINE IT, ULL BE T LEASED. TOSf K. K. IIAVES Ls also agent for the Bic! patent Goetii Stove And other first-class stoves. Furnace Worlr, Steam Fit tings, etc.. a specialty STOCK AI.V7ATS ON HAND. ASTORIA, OREGON. xgomgom3?9 DEAtKi: IN Tin,Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A Ger.end Assortment or HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magec Stoves and Eauges Tlie Best in the market. riiiutbltig goods of all kinds on hand. Job wtwfc clone In a workmanlike manner. OLSEN, II I I Hill' I III llll II II II I Ull I II III III II II I II II III (x a. i DRUGGIST -AND- MRMAGIST,. Kinney's Building, opposite D. IT. Warren's ASTORIAjJlREGON. Brags and Chemicals. A FINE LINE OP HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES. Toilet and Fancy Articles. J3? Prescriptions carefully compounded. at all hours .