The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, August 07, 1883, Image 2

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ASTORIA, OREGON:
TUESDAY AUGUST 7, 1K83
Fish Suppl .
lx the opening lecture before
the Fisheries Conferences, in Lon
don, Professor Huxley presented
facts substantiating his statement
that in fishing districts an acre of
sea was more proluse in food pro
duction than an acre of land. He
said that lie had no doubt that
there were some fisheries which
were inexhaustible. Instancing
the salmon rivers, he said it was
quite clear that those who would
protect the fish must address
themselves to man, who was reach
able by force of law, and that it
not only might be possible, but it
was actually practicable to so reg
ulate the action of man with re
gard to a salmon river that no
such process of extirpation should
take place. But if we turned to
the great sea fisheries, such as cod
and herring fisheries, the case was
entirely altered. He believed
that the cod, herring, pilchard,
mackerel, and similar fisheries
were inexhaustible, and were en
tirely beyond the control of man.
either to diminish the number of
fish or to increase them by culti
vation. But there were sea fish
eries capable of being cultivated
and controlled, in pait at least by
man.
It has been reported to the
treasury department that the Brit
ish parliament is considering
measures looking to the prohibi
tion of the introduction of cattle
from foreign countries where the
foot and mouth disease prevails,
and that an attempt will probably
be made to have it apply lo im
portations from the United States.
It is stated at the treasury de
partmeut that such application
will be unwarranted, sis a thorough
investigation of the subject, just
concluded, has shown that the
foot and mouth disease does not
prevail among the cattle of this
country. Steps will be taken to
bring this fact to the attention of
the British government, to the end
that its orders on the subject may
not be made applicable to the im
portation of cattle from this coun
try. Thki:k are produced annually
100,000 barrels of hemlock bark
extract, of which a single firm
produces 72,000 barrels. They
own nine extract-works and oper
ate twenty-three tanneries. All
the tanneries of the United Stales
consume annually 1,250,000 cords
of hemlock, produced in nine
states. As the yield of bark is
about seven cords to an acre of
hemlock timber, the 'carly con
sumption implies the clearing of
17S,000 acres. In the main the
bark is stripped from trees cut for
timber; and as the demand for
this timber exceeds the supply,
the supply of both timber and
bark is doomed with speedy ex
haustion. Our Clatsop count'
supply will in the near luturc be
of enormous value.
A London dispatch says: Tho
shooting- of Care' has produced a
feeling of consternation in parlia
ment, and the informers death is
regarded as a severe blow to the
policy of repression. The gov
ernment terrorism receives a check
through the inability of the au
thorities to protect their agents.
No one pretends to feel sorrow for
Carey's fate, but the English press
is angry at the failure of the gov
ernment to secure the informer's
safety, and it is considered that
Carey's fate is likely to intimidate
possible traitors all over Ireland.
The news of Carey's denth has
been received with peculiar re
joicing, which adds to the uneasy
feeling of legislators -at Westmin
ster. The law's uncertainty has been
again rebuked, this time at Day
ton, W. T. McPherson, one of
the murderers of Cummins, at
New York bar, who had been
tried and found guilty, but had
been granted a new trial, was
taken from the Dayton jail last
Saturday night and hanged hy a
party of sixty-five vigilantes. "Was
it right? Of course it was not.
Such proceedings never are right,
but the next time a rufiian starts
with murder in his heart, the re
membrance of McPherson's fate
may save his victim's life. As a
means of repression, as a prevent
ative measure, lynch law is most
effective.
The Missouri editors went to
3Iexico for their annual excursion, !
and, one of them writing to the
St. Joseph Gazette, says: "Few
people understand m the bitter ha
tred the average Mexican has for
the American. It is simpty inex
tinguishable. No matter what
Porfiro Diaz says. No matter the
continued ovation he received
from St. Louis to New York, and
from New York to New Orleans,
the masses ol the Mexicans hate
the people of this country with a
hatred that can only come from
the commingling of the Spanish
blood with the Indian."
Cextexakiks are the order of
the da-. Every city that had
something of note happen in it
100 years ago is having a centen
ary. The country is growing so
fast that centenaries are accumu
lating too fast to excite interest.
New York will have a graud cen
tennial hurrah next Novcmlu r, on
the hundredth anniversary of the
evacuation of that city by tlie
English.
it is rumored in x ranee that a
plot lo restore the monarch- has
been discovered, and La France
professis lo give the details of the
plot. It says that 25,000 muskets
lor a popular rising have been or
dered, and an attempt made to
tamper with the arm v. It also
states that three conspirators have
been arrested.
Tiie Cunard Steamship compa
ny has contracted with the Clyde
firm of John Eldred & Co., for two
steamers of S,000 tons for 000,-
000, being the largest prices ever
quoted. They are to do nineteen
knots an hour and accomplish the
Atlantic passage in six davs.
The Oregon Short Line is now
opening a region capable of sup
porting 5,000,000 cattle and 10,
000,000 sheep, which, whon it shall
be fully occupied, can export
yearly 000,000 cattle, 1,500,000
sheep and 10,000,000 pounds of
wool.
Besskmei: steel rails are selling,
delivered in Chicago or Milwaukee,
at $38 a ton. This is the lowest
price ever reached in litis country,
and iron rails are no lower.
Men who can swim easily else
where are often drowned in the
lakes of Wyoming territory, where
a high altitude reduces the buoy
ancy of the water.
NEW TO-DAY.
Astoria Oil Works.
.1. II. Di'KOKCE, Proprietor. 1. O.
Astoria, Oregon.
SlamifactiU'er ami Dealer In
FISH OIL and SKID GREASE.
I.ttcwrs will lliul :nv Skkl Grease to be
good ami cheap.
FOB SALE.
500,000 First-class Red Brick.
KILN SlTCATRl) OX ItlVHK HANK.
Can loud hi Hsrces or Steamboats
from the kilns. Address
F. U.11HKI).
3t-tu t s Portland, On-put.
Notice.
NEITHER THE UNDESIGNED AGENT
of uonsfcmeo. or the curtain of the lirit -
isli Kariue (Iciibcrvie, of Glasgow will In
responsible fur anv debts contracted bv r.nv
of the crow whilst at this jMrt.
1 . L. CIIEuuY,
7-1 wk Agent for K. C. JANION & CO.
Assessor's Notice.
TVJOTiCE IS HKKEi'.Y GIVEN THAT THE
LN assessment roll of Clatsop count v will
be coimtlolCit and in Hie liumU of ttw "i :n rri
of Equalization, at the court Imhisc iu sakl
county m me loot idondav in August , last,
v.m-u all persons interested are rnnuireil In
attend and make any objections they may
iuiii: iu murium;.
W. W. FAUKEH,
Couiltv Assessor Pl-itvum fV vn
Astoria, August C, ISKS.
Notice.
ftTOTICE IS H El J Eli Y GIVEN THAT THE
J-N uderncd. W. H. Wood, has beeH an
jKMMcd administrator of the estate of
Emanuel .lohanson. deceased. All mr
sons having claims aeainst said es
tate are hereby notified to invsent tlw
same, with proper vouchers, to the hii
derigned. within six months from this
date, at the office, of the Point Adams Pack
ing Company, in Upper Astoria, Clatsop
County, Oregon.
V. II. "WOOD.
r , .... Administrator.
July nth, 1663. i7jt
To Lease
fOKA TERM OF YEAKS, 2 LOTS
ON
and
.lcfferson streets, McClures Astoria. Apply
TO TILLAMOOK.
THE
fE Sir. GEN. MILES
Wilileac Gray's Dock Tor
IT.Tt A MOOS
AT
G o'clock, "Wednesday, August nth.
Garibaldi, and will leave Garibaldi at one
Returning to Astoria same day.
!nr fr.ilit nriniKwo sniJp In inntain ..
board, Claud ThaycrTillamook. or to
J. II. D. GK AY,
Agont.
FOR TILLAMOOK.
The new Steamer
iUKBAGK, - Hasten
FOR SAILING DATES AND PARTICIT
laxsannly to J. G. IICSTLEK. Mam
street Wharf, Astoria: ALLEN & LEWIS,
romanu;.j ubivbv Tillamook.
OCCIDENTAL HALL!
TO-NIGHT.
The Funniest Show on the Roart.
TWISTERS
A rollicking illustration of every day life,
aboHdie in scenes and incidents ttigcest
ive of the title, presented with snarKliiwr
inirtu and complete apjHintiuents, with the
folkiwln;:
AM" OI" II VKACTEK :
Cousin 4oe. a fat bov : &lons. I-esrantl. r.n
artist : Mr. liradlev. "a llvelv 4il darkey ; ,
!ttll Henderson, a iad boy, .JOHN K. J
I-ucy. a maid in linger Mansion : Mile.
Lefam. a sinaer : Mi. HewderwHi, au old
negress; Kale Knutler, a llvelv youn
wench. HELEN E.
Kritt, a eccentric German servant : Gr?
Iwlt. a musician ; Hoot, a tragedian, U'.
FLETCHER.
Frank, an athlete iu4 from clle;-: the
.Toney Ul; HEKK 8EATNKR.
Dining the ptecc the folio tiyr siecialties
til le intndneed :
Cousin .Joe. Lwv aud Frit, iu. Ambition
Viitt . .."...In Wmiden SIkk Kxeretse
Mile. ljefarre. In Songs of the day
Mons. l.cprami
I it (liaicoa! I'aitoot.s and iaiKes
Frank ...... .In a Ui-play f Slrettcth
Mr. Itodley. Mrs. 11-wlerMHi. Ike HeiHler
9n awl Kale Hr.tdlrv. i plauUtimi act.
c'.raball.. .....Ih all kimls of Music
Frank la liar Exercise
lw. OiMJsin .loe. ltit t, .b-r-y l.ilv. in
Solid Knn from IV-iiiiiiiiiit: to End.
FOB LONDON DIRECT!
The splviHlid loo Al Iron Itare.ue
"G-Ienoervie" 800 Register
Will tnkeSAIjMOX in lot;, li siiitshii-
lers, on kisasonaklk terms, for the
rImv f.amed Port, ami havitis Iarg' e-
gagett'!iL '.vill lie quickly tlisjmichrd
J-'or rntes oJ'I'rosjjlit anil Izitjurniif
AnpJy to SIP.SON. ClIFKClIft CO..
rortlaml. Or.
OrtoF. U CHERRY.
Astoria, Or.
Notice.
nnilKKE'VVILLREAN ELECTION HELD
X on Monday, the 13th day d Augnvt,
lfS. at the house of Astoria linine Co.. No.
i.lortMo punvoxe or electing a (Tm-i m
eiueer and two Assistant Engineer of tlfc
Astoria Fire Department, aeeording lo or-
uiHNtioc sir 01 1 tic c h v or Atnu.
Attest C. .l.TRKNCIIARI).
1'resident Hard of Delegates A. F. 1,
A. A. CLEVELAND.
See'y A. F. D. 28td
Hails Safes.
Tnt HAVE THE AGENCY FOR ASTO
IT na of the alMive safes ; jar ties desiring
to !Hirctiac will do well to call and examine
eatahigne alio price bM.
MZORTH&. JOHNS.
AND
Horseshoeing Establishment.
7 HAVE LATELY SI'UIti:i) Till'. SEK
JL cesof a coiii)et-i)t hor-'KX'r from Il
linois, and will iiarant -e isfaetion iutliat
work. Cannery kotk :ud general bhiek
stMitiiing done at reasonalde nites. Shop
near mnw .scaiuierv.
IOIIN FEELY.
r, M-n
i-SCCi;ttSORTO l'AUX & ALbKN.)
Vbolesaie and retail dealer' in
Glass and Fiaied Ware,
ruoricAi. a no immkstic
FHUfTS AHD VEGETABLES.
Togetlier with
Wins, L:q;!ors,Tobaeco,Cisa?s
FLUMBDTG,
Gas and Steam Fitting
DONE r.Y RUDDOCK & "WHEELER. AT
fair rsite-j. Also a conmlete stock of
giHHls in our liue. Estima:cs given and
worn guan:nien.
Cass strtvt. in rear of I O O F building,
next to Gas Go's oftloe.
CHEN AM US Sr. - - ASTORIA, OR.
58 Mce
arm constantly
A FULL LINK OF
FIHE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and JEWELRY,
"Vhieh he offers to the public at the lowest
Kns. Every article piaraMtced to Imj as
rewesented.
ItCnairinK one bv W. F. Armbraster.
Practical Watclniiakcr and Jeweler.
Fine "Watrh Jtepairlnsra Spcclnlty.
HSAH woi!; guaranteed.
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER
OF TIIE
Astoria Fire Department,
FRAME P. HICKS
At the regular meeting of Rescue
Engine Company to. 2, hold at the
hall of the company July U, 1883,
Mr. Frank P. Hicks was nominated
for the position of chief engineer, and
we would roapoclfully recommend him
to the firemen of this department for
such position.
IL Jb. 1 JtAEL, C. W. Fulton,
Se'cy. President.
Farm. For Sale.
THE '-SUCKS YE PAEM"
ON RLIND SLOUGH. THREE MILES
aliow Knaima. consisting of itia ers
aert under cultivation :unl fence, timber
i-w.iw utri oi mjs iuhi an immense quan
tity of cord wood, which is casilv accessible,
is torsaie. There is pood rauze for 18 or 12
head of cows.
Finest Water In tho "iVorlil,
on the Place,
For term, etc. aimlv to .1. fi. IiOSS. PIom-
ocr Restaurant. Astoria, or lo D. G. ROSS,
on the premises. riw-lm-aut
Hess Farm for Sale.
millS VALUABLE FAR?.!, ON CLATSOP
JL Plains, consisting nf fiM neree rf ilriin-
and Linn kind, together witli stock and farm
iooh. rsior sale on reasonable terras. For
particulars apply to C. N. HESS, In Aslcrla.
ju-jin
Have a Full Line of
Etc.,
Corner GManns
e:
PEREMPTORY
A TT f 1 T T n Tff k'5
R U U I 1 U 11 iJ 11 h U !
OF
Balance of Stock
OX TLAXP AT
SHERIFF P'W-
UlliJiu.j. I U illJiJJ sJj
CO.M.MKNCIXt;
MONDAY, JULY 1 2 P.M.
1 lmvo received positive insrlrue
tions from the
BOI-TA PISE OWHEES
OF THIS
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
OF
Lvtn Y UtbUKtrliUSI
To close the same out at Auction
WTTTTfiTFF Tf7?.RT:"R.vTP.
Sale commencing on above day.
E. C. U3,:)n."5.
A::r2ioisei:r.
BAHKiHG AND INSURANCE. !
BROKER, BANKER
AND i
IH8UBANGE AGENT.
ASTOKIA, ... OREGON
OFFiOK IIOUKIS:
FllOn 0 O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL 3
O'CLOCK P. 31.
Home Mutual Iiisnrance Go,.
OF CALIFORNIA.
. . ,1'icsWent
Scerctary
At;ent for Orm
Ckas. K. Stouv...
Uito. lu S'rour....,
Capital paid up In U. S. gol4i
coin $ see ooo t
I. V. CASK. Agent.
Chcnamu3 street. A.sloi la, Oregon.
67,000,000 CAPITAL.
LIVERPOOL AJND LONHON AND
GLOBE,
NORTH RRITISII AND 3IERCAN
T1LE OF LONDON AND
EDINBURGH.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART
FORD, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FERE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Roweteatinc a capital of SiGr.CCO.OOO.
A. VAX DUSKN, Aneut.
Boot and Shoe Store
rtn Ml
2
O rH
FINEST AND LAIIG EST STOCK OF
Eoots AND Slioes
Ever bronghr to Astoria, is opened to tlic
l'ublic in 15roii'j5 New I.tiildin,'
Next to City Book Store
Come and see Latest Styles.
3. J. ARVOLD.
ERMAKIA BEER HALL
-AKD-
BOTTLE BEER DEPOT.
CHiWAHCS STZKXT. ASTOCl.U
Thcliest of Lager o CAs. a Glass
Orders for the
Celeliratfia ColDiia Brewery
I;ft at this place will be ron:pUy attend
ed lo.
."Xo cheap Sua Francisco f Jeer sold at
this place
W1I. BOCK.l'ropriotar-
Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
lOttl'Iil BR8S.
Piumb'crs, Gas, and Steam Fitters.
JoLLIng Promptly Attended to
AFnllSupplyof GAS FIXTUItES, COCKS. STEA3I FIT
TINGS, ETC., ALWAYS ON HAND.
Citimery, and Steamljoat Work
a Specialty.
Chenamns street. ono3lte Demcnt's Drntr
Store, Astoria, Oregon.
K A .
Site,
art Serai Sis..
SHi? CHANDLERS.
ikai is
Iron. Steel, Coal. Anchors. Chains,
TA5, PITCH, OAKUM,
AND spikes.
Shelf Hardware, PaLits and Oils
STEAM PACKING.
Agents for Salem Flouring Mills,
and Capital Flour.
. FAIRBANKS STANDARD
S O A L E S.
All sizes, at Pott land Price. in Stock.
Corner ChejiaHins and Hamilton Streets
ASTOKI.V. OKXCON.
.1. HKSP. A. L .JOHNSON.
Astoria Sail Loft.
l AN l" FACTU KE US Ol
SAILS. TEK'TS, AWNINGS,
TASPATTLIWS,
i Ami everything cls krtain;ii; to our
: nsines
idwest Price and Best "Work
For vttitr Mimi v.
! At- bilG Old & fccillCL .
Leave your onlers ami jiet your work
lone at once.
.LIIKSS&CO.
OrcRon.
Astoria,
!W. E. BEffiSST & CO.
! ASTOJilA.
- - OREGON
Carrv in Stock,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FAN0Y ARTICLES.
Precriitions carefully Compounded,
I. W. OASE,
LWORTKIl AND WHOLESALK ASD K13
TAiL DKALEP. IN
mm wsmm
Corner Chcuanuis and Cass streets.
ASTORIA - OREGON
Figures Im Lie !
AND
JEFF
OF THE CHOP HOUSE
Can prove by Iiis books that be is doing tiie
lHpest business of any
EESTATJEANT
Tn the city, and lie will ,niarantee to give
me oesi nieai lor casn.
Wholesale and retail dealer in.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, AHD FEED,
Kay, -Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
LIME, SAND, AND CEMENT.
General storage and Wharfape
able terms. Foot of Benton str
on reason-
street. Astoria
ureson.
Drugs and Chemicals
v
X DRUGGIST
AND
Pharmacist.
AST0RIA,O
Prescriptions" cnrefiiily conipoumled
Day or yiglit.
ASK FOR
tTnioii India Bubber Go's
I'lire Para Gum
CKAOK PEOOP
RUBBER BOOTS.
KKWAKK OK IMITATIONS !
P.e Mire the Hoots are stamped CItACK
PROOF on the heels, and have the I'UIIE
GUM SPRiyGS on the foot and instep,
which prevent their cracking or breaking.
We arc now making them with RUBBER
AND ASBESTOS Soles which will nmko
them last more than twice as lo as any
I .uuifuer uuuis iiiituc.
FOU SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
, ALL KINDS KLT.KElt 11ELTING. PACK
ING, HOSE. SPRINGS. CLOTHING,
COODXEAR RUfiBER CO.
Jt. H. I'EASK. Jr. i Agents.
S. M.IllMON. j San Erancisco.
1
i
i a
Ml
Fresh Fruits
FANCY GROCERIES.
GIT Y BOOK STORE.
We have to-day finished opening and putting in order the
immeis.se Steels; of Goods
Romjht in San Francisco by B. F. STEVENS.
C. P. MOFF1T will he found behind the counter. His long established repu
tation as a good and reliable salesman is all that need be said. "
You Will Find Prices Lower than the Lowest.
B. F. STEVENS & CO.
TEK apply to the Captain, or to
(SUCCESSOR TO .TACKINS & JIONTGOilERY.)
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY WORK
Attended io Promptly on Reasonable Terms.
CEXAJirs STREKT, Xext to C. Xu Parker's Store.
THE NEW MODEL
A FDXIi STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
S3- JEL TT A 77rES,
Two doors cast of Occidont notel. ASTORIA, OREGON.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
JtAKUFACTDBEB OF
FTJRNITTTRB SS BEDDING
AND DEALEK IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch.
jr. OLSKX.
.1. OL'STAFSOX.
MARTIN OLSEN &, CO.
DEALERS IN
FTJRNITTJRE 55 BEDDING.
Corner 31aln ami friueiuoaua Streets. Astoria, Oregon.
WINDOW SHADES AHD TRIMMINGS; WALL PAPER- ETC
A Complete Stock.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
AX.I. KHS1S OF FURSITUirE REPAIRED AiVD VAKISHED.
CIAS.S.IILLIAISON&CO.
REAL ESTATE
AND
General Commission 3rokers.
Ofllcc on Genevieve street, in the rear or
E, It. Hawes' buikliiifr.
A General Agency business transaoteri.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Saddle and Harness Shop.
A. J. CLOUTRIE.
All manner of Repairing, ete., attended to.
Shop in Page's new building on Cass street.
OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.
Frank Fabre
lias re-opened in the Odd Fellows liuild
ins : Entrance on Cass street.
Ice Cream. Ice, Etc.
Vegetables
STEAMER-
CLARA PARKER
II. B. PABEES.
DKALEE IN
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A General Assortment ot
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agents lor
Magee Stoves and Ranges
The Best In the market.
1'iumbinx goods of all kinds on hand. Jo)
work done in a workmanlike manner.
RANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS
TORIA ONLY OP
AGENT
CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU
WILL BE PLEASED.
E. I:. IIAWES Is also agent for the
fiicl patent Cooling- Stove
And other first-class stoves.
E'urnaco Work. Stoam Fit
InSg. etc, a specialty
A. JOHNSON.
Leinenweber & Co.,
C. T.KIXKNWEBER. n. BSOWJf
K3TABLTSTI F.D 1865.
ASTORIA, OREGON,
TAfflBS AH CDBBEKS,
Manufacturers and Importers ot
ALL KINDS OF
AND FINDINGS
IWbolesale Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
ea-llighest cash price paid lor Hides and
Tallow.
' ' fe For TOWING, FREIGHT or CHAR
ASTOHIA
Brewery Beer Saloon.
The Best Beer 5 cts a Glass.
Hot Lunch every Dar from 10 to 12 A. 21
The best ot Liquors and Cigars on hand.
A deservedly popular place of social waort.
GEO. HII.LER.