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ASTOKlA, OREGON
TUESDAY
APRIL 2i, 1S3-5
.V PASSAXT.
ALP.E.S.DX charges Lavo been made
that iho staio board of immigration
is not acting fair in its manner of do
ing business. In defending himself
against the charge of being "an ass "
courteously prefciredbythe Oregoni
an, the editor of the Oregon City
Enterprise says that those in charge
of the immigration rooms "talk tip
Jackson county," and implies that
the -whole business is a kind of cap
per for the railroad company. He
also classifies his metropolitan broth
er in the same list in "which that gen
tleman placed him.
The Astokian disclaims any inten
tion to take part in the quarrels of
its contemporaries, even over a di
vision of the spoils. "Wo have been
made feel on numerous occasions
that Clatsop county is allowed to re
main in Oregon only on sufferance,
and as a matter of convenience to
more favored portions of the state
and properly appreciate the privilege
of being associated with our friends
in the inner circle of good things.
Therefore it is not for us to touch
with rudo hand or ruder speech those
matters that by prescriptive right
are to bo handled only by tho elect.
But in all humility and with proper
respect for our most esteemed con
temporaries wo meekly suggest that
there- is no surer way to thwart the
supposably good endeavors of the
immigration board than to begin
squabbling about its neglect or ina
bility to make immigrants go to a
certain part of the state however fa
vored by nature and location that
part may be.
"We deprecate probable wrath by
acknowledging that this is none of
our affair; that, in the language of
the ancient Athenians, this is "not
our put;" that it is not to be expect
ed that a county with half a repre
sentative and one third of a senator
should be presumed to chip in with
an opinion as to the division of prob
able swag, but, in all family disputes
even stop children are allowed to re
spectfully open their mouths occa
sionally, and to us rude dwellers on
tho frontid it would seem more
seemly for the more favored children
of the commonwealth to cease dem
onstrating their inherent right to
the names they nro calling each oth
er. It tends to bring the whole fam
ily into disrepute, and on these
grounds we object.
The traveler in some portions of
"the far west" is struck by the com
paratively small amount of public
laud now available for tho ordinary
sottler. The immense railway grants,
the Indian and military reservations,
and the holdings of powerful cattle
companies monopoiizo a large part of
tho country, so that one is hardly off
an Indian reservation before he is on
railway or other unavailable ground.
True, every other section in the limits
of railway grants is government land,
but owing to the opposition of rail
way aud cattle companies, tho scarci
ty of water, and the difficulty of de
termining whoso land one is on, poor
settlers retreat in despair. One rail
way controls practically tho whole of
a tract fifty miles wide across the ter
ritories of New Mexico and Arizona,
a distance of several hundred
miles, end declines to sell in
tracts of less than 5,000 acres.
This 5,000 acres or moro would
of course surround much gov
ernment land, and by proper manip
ulation settlers could be prevented
from intruding to occupy it. One
means of securing the government
lands up to the present has been to
boldly fence them in along with
those acquired from the railway, an
easy matter, as there is no law to pre
vent the fencing of property by its
owners, it me lence incloses gov
ernment property so much the worse
for the government. Happily, Ave ap
pear to be near a solution of this vex
atious question. The department of
the interior has under consideration
a plau by which it is hoped the in
fringement of the law in the territo
ries can be prevented. It proposes
to issue a suitable proclamation call
ing attention to the law and calling
for the removal of the fences. If
not removed within the prescribed
period the fences will bo destroyed
by the army. It will be interesting
to note tho outcome of this attempt
to determine whether the govern
ment and the settlers or the cattle
companies are in charge.
"Tis an ill wind that blows nobody
good." Bid's rebellion in the north
west, though in itself unimportant,
will stimulate the Canadian govern
ment to aid the railway company to
furnish funds for the road's comple
tion. The company needs SGO.000,
000 by June 1st, or present trouble
may be greatly increased.
It is now thought that Eussia and
England may come to terms of agree
ment. Yesterdav's London Standard
believes that the basis of the report
ed compromise 13 that Bussia con
sents to an immediate lnoelincr be
tween Zelenoi and Sir Peter Lums
deu, at Puli-Khatune. Eussia and
England having agreed to limit tho
zone to be debated to territory be
tween tho Lassar lino on tho south,
and aline from Ak-Tepe to Puli-Khatune
on the north, excluding Puli
Khatune and including Penjdeh.
Eussia renews her assurance that no
further advance will be made, pro
vided the Afghans do not attempt to
regain their positions. The commis
sioners are instructed to establish the
frontier north of Meruchok and to
tho south of Puli-Khatune, restoring
Zulificar and Akrabat to Afghanis
tan. Penjdeh is to be ceded to Bnssia,
and a friendly agreement is to be
made with the ameer. In the mean
time both nations continue their war
preparations on a scale unsurpassed
in military history.
Tee reluctance of some of the de
partments of the general government
to seek information from other de
partments is well illustrated by iho
maps issued by the general land of
fice, which year after year repeats er
rors which could easily bo corrected
by reference to tho work of the geo
logical survey. On some of the recent
and elaborate maps issued by this
office a river is drawn through the
Navajo reservation, with a most sys
tematic arrangement of tributaries,
that has no existence, and from the
configuration of tho country could
not possibly exist in the course given.
This is ouly one example outof many
where the maps of the laud oilice are
incorrect and those of the geological
survey accurate, and yet the two bu
reaus are not separated by moro ihan
a couple of hundred yards, artist the
land office resurvey the Navajo reaer
valion before its maps and those of the
Indian reservation are made conform
to facts?
It is worthy of note that Eussia
is making such efforts to raise to the
rank of a second-rate naval power. In
a short time she will be more power
ful at sea than she has been sinco the
Crimean war. Hitherto she has spent
her strength on tho Baltic fleet, and
in those waters she is still first. Be
sides her two great fleets on the
Baltic and Black seas, Bussia has
thrco flotillas, counting together
about seventy stenmers and vessels,
in Siberia, and the Caspian and Aral
seas. Daring tho last three years,
under tne Archduke Alexis, the
Kassian navy ha3 been entirely reor
ganized, and greater enorgy seems
now to reign iu it than during tho
last war with tho Turks.
Newspapees throughout Oregon
and Washington that adversely criti
cise the N. P. B. R. management, are
having their railroad advertisements
withdrawn and their passes canceled;
some of them kick. It serves them
right. A newspaper that would take
a pass should at least have ordin in
gratitude and not try to hurt its bene
factor. The manly way is to refuse pass
es and favors, and if the railroad com
panies want to advertise make them
come up with the coin. A newspaper,
like any other business, should be
run on business principles, and the
editor who stands with his hat in his
hand asking favors, is usually accord
ed the same respect given any other
beggar.
The mouth of tile Mississippi has
cost millions from first to last. It
has a greedy mouth and will swallow
greenbacks about as rapidly as they
cau be printed. "With all the money
spent on this great stream it appears
that there is now imminent danger of
the deflection of the river into Bayou
Atchafalaya, by which it would reach
the Gulf very much sooner than at
present. This would ruin lew Or
leans, leaving her high aud dry as an
inland town, and some of the richest
territory of Louisiana would also be
permanently submerged.
The agricultural board has decided
in regard to tho next slate fair. Ten
thousand dollars will be given in
premiums. Of this 4,300 goes to the
race track. Is it for this that the
state gave 5,000 at the last session of
the legislature?
The Illinois legislature seems lo be
in a worse fix than ever onr state
legislature was. Month after month
passes by and still no senator is elect
ed. The foolishness costs tho taxpay
ers of the prairie state about $1,700 a
day.
Grant's recovery will bankntpt sev
eral New York speculators who re
cently bonght all the mourning goods
in New York city in expectation of
his death.
Shoti.d the English go to war those
cruisers ordered on the Delaware for
Knssia might be as pregnant n source
of mischief as were Laird's confed-
orato cruisers iu 'G3. A repetition of
the Alabama claims with reversed
conditions, would not bo very palata
ble, and the United Slates couldn't
back down from the precedent afford
ed by the Geneva award.
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice of Application.
TVTOTICE IS IIKKEBY OI VEX TIIATTHE
ll undersigned, will apply lo t au common
council of the city ot .Wo la, at Us next reg
ular meeting: for a. licence to -ell v iue, nwlt
and spirituous liquors i.i los quantities
than ciio quart, for a period of one iar
in n building situated en lots in biocU 13 in
ihe city of Astoria as laid out and recorded
by J. M. Snivel. .frk,
E.JELDSr. .
Astoria, April list, ISSj.
Notice of Assignment.
IK THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
of Oregon, for Cia'-.op Ceunty:
la the matter of the uy.ixnin.iiii of E. ?.
Hon", an Insolvent debtor :
Vntipo i hprehv irlveii that the under
signed has been appointed assignee of the
estate OI ii. 1 . 110U, au uituiveiil utruiur, sum
nl rrrons having chums on s.-if d estate are
lioivby notliled to p:eent the same duly
verified ai by law required, to the under
signed at his ofllce at the West Shore Lum
ber MllLs. in the city of Astoria, in Clatsop
county, Oregon, within si mouths from this
date.
1A.TUII.I.1N0F.R.
A.si;uee.
Astoria. April 13, ISM.
:SEE THAT YOU GET
' PORTLAND"
OJLloio
Family
Holler
FLOUR!!
Yor Sale
la Luis to Suit.
r.y
WILSON - FISHEU.
ASTuKlA.
HIU.HOX. CIJFJROH & CO.
I'OIITLAND. Or.
Or
OO TO
.Mis. Malcolm's Millinery Parlors
rou"
SPRING AUD SUMMER HATS.
A largaiu well-selected stock on hand.
NEW GOODS being secured eery day.
A complete line of Ladle-. l'EAIY-M A1E
UNDKl'WhAl. with prices to suit tho
limes. CHEAP COruSETS:ipecIaUy; alc
alary- vurtiiient of th Ilfit Grade of
COIteETS. Children' Sl'NhONNETS, just
recched.
AH the LATEST NOVELTIES. Iu SILK
SOAliFS. GOLD aud SIlA'Elt LACES and
ORNAMENTS are kept at this.
Tho Cheapest
Mlllinerj Honno in Astorln.
No chaise for trimming wlion material Is
purchaedat the establishment.
Clatsop MiH Go.
FDUNISHES
Lumber at Reduced Prices.
Street Lumber
$8 50
900
19 00
14 50
2 00
Home Bills -
No. 1 Flooring and Rustic
No. 2 do do
Lath ...
These are Cash Prices.
For Sale.
SINGLE UPIUGHT M Alt INC ENGINE
aud holler), built by Dclamatcr & Co.,
New York, mo horc pewer: Steam
Donkey Pinups ; Sui face Condenser; Inde
pendent air. circulating and feed pumps :
tools and connect Ions complete. For price
and particulars applv to
FRANK WOOLSCY,
Cor. First and A sts.. Portland.
For Rent.
rjlUHEE FINE I1003JS IN BUILDING
JL recently occupied by J. Flh:er. Suitable
for offices, etc
Annlv to
C. S. GUNDEItSON.
. Notice.
mo THE COLUMBIA IUVEP. FISHKR-
jl. incus AV.UUIIU1UU
In answer to a communication receired
from Hon..l. II. hl.it era meetint: Is hereby
called at the coui t home on Wedne5Ja,
April 2i. lsso, at 7 ao p. ji on outness per
tattiltif; to the nsh trap;.
A lull attendance Is requested.
C. H. STOCKTON.
President.
Boarding House For Rent Cheap.
A TWO-STORY BOARDING HOUSE
xfL aud basement, with ncconunodatiou tr
10 boarders, spring water up aud down
stairs, fixtures it required.
Apply to I. G. IIAAVr.N.
19-lw Upper Astoria.
The Annua! Meeting
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AS
torla Iron Wonts will be held at the of
fice of the secretary. 3Iuiu street wharf, on
Thursday ereulnp, April 30lh, 1SS3, at 7 0
o'clock. lor the nurnobe of Hectlmr ne di
rectors, and transacting such other buIues
as may come before the meeting.
By order of the president.
J. G. HUSTLER.
Soc'ty.
House to Let.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Annlv to
li07.OP.TH & JOHNS.
For Rent.
THE HALL OVER 1). L. HECK & SON'S
can ho rented for PuMlc gathering.
Application may he made to the executive
committee of the
.wtoria Ladles 'Coffee
Club
3IK-. JJIK"MAN.
Mns PRAEL.
Mks CHAhTERS.
For Sale.
OTOCK AND FURNITCREOKTIIE OLD
C5 Corner Saloon. Inquire of
J. V. STEARNS, A t.
A.tria. Oreson. April 1st, tfctf.
Administrator's Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned was on the iCth day of No-
ember. 1RS4. duly appointed bv the Countv
Court of the State of Oregon tor the Countyf
oi oiaiNop. numiniMraior oi tne estate O
Joseph Duncan, deceased.
All nersons havinir claims nzalnst said ic.
tate are. hereby notified to present the.same,
properlv vcrlrfled to me at my residence
nearSkipanou, Oregon, within six months
irora uns aaie.
SILAS B. SMITH,
Administrator.
Sklpanon, Or., March 20lh, J8S5
To Rent.
A FINE BUSINESS OFFICE. CENTRAL-
xil. jy located. Apply at this Office.
WILL OPEN
IN A FEW
To be Sold a! Prices Lower than the Lowest !
ook qui for Special Announcement
01AS. HEJII BORJtf,
I?:ik-r at Whoie-a.o
Furniture, Bedding,
OJ
Oil Cloth., Wall Paper,
Window Shades, Mouldings,
Astoria Furniture Co..
1 Valets
Furniture, Bedding, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
PICTURES,
Moling, Carpets, Mint Picture frames, Window Shades, etc.
Cor. Chcnamus and Hamilton .St-,.
BUY YOUR TICKETS
via the popular
THIETGVALLA LINE.
Tho larse. well appointed and commodi
ous steamers of this line are running ri
RECT between
New York and Scandinavia
Without calling at any Intermediate port,
consequently no Tranrfcr of Painngtr or
Baggage. No extra expenses Captaias,
Surgeons, Officers, Stewards ami Crew are
all Scandinavians. PascnKers' lt.tggat;e
checked to destinatlon-a safeguard adopt
ed by no other steamship line. Drafts and
Money Orders on Denmark, Sweden and
Norway Issued at low eat rates. For further
information apply to
BOZORTTI& JOHNS,
Astria. Oregon.
M. H, SIP?,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER.
Water Pipes a Specialty.
A Full Stock of Material on Hand.
Personal attention git en all ordars, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
t TeriHH Iteasonuble.
Shop and office on Cass street, one door
above Frank Fabrc's Restaurant, Astoria,
Oregon.
T. G. RftWLINGS,
Wholesale ami Retail Dealer In
Tropical, Domestic, Green and Dried
MJT3. CANDIES, DRIED MEATS, I7TO.
Fine Clears twA Tcbnceo.
Next door to I. .1. Arvold's, Squemoqua St.
Delinquent Tax.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
dolinoueut tax In School District No. 9.
if not paid In ten dajs from, date will be
placed in the hands of the sherltl forcoilec
turn.
Mas M. LEINENWFP.ER.
Clerk School District No. 9,
l piwr AMoria. April lttli. tsSS.
FISHERMEN'S OUTFITS.
OIL SKINS.
Gum Boots. Overalls, Shirts. Etc.
AT
Phil. A. Stokes.
NeM door to Foard & Stokes' store, Ls head-
quarters for
Clothln;
at Bottom
Figures,,
l'vorv thlir' bought here Guaranteed to be '
Just as represented. No old stock; ever-
inins iresn. aim risw uuuus on even ,
Steamer. lemcnib?r the place,
PIHi. A. STOKES. .
isirA full line oi GENTS FL'RNISHINO
GOODS rorsale at
Prices that Defy Competition.
A. V. Alien,
Wholesale and llet.UllDUer In
Provisions?
MILL FEED.
Glass and Piated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
Wines, LiquorsJobaccoXigars
AN IMMENSE
!
DAYS.
uii 1 IfiM.
Carpets, Matfin
Etc.
i:i
II. If M'ISSOX. Manager.
aside Bakerv
FRESH BREAD
Delivered in any Part ol the City.
FINK CAKES A SPECIALTY.
Home-Mado Candy Made Daily:
The Trade Supplied:
Fine Faatiy :
A Phst Ciaas Eatabllahment. Prices to
snit the times.
F. B. ELBERS0N, Prop'r.
"Flor de Madrid."
OH" ICE OF V. MAKTIIi'EZ Ybor & Co , I
Kev West, Ma., Feb. 2. 1835. f
We take pleasure in announcing to
Ihe Cigar Trade of the Northwest uud
California that we have this day ap
pointed L. K. G. Smith of Portland, Or.,
onrsole Agent for the whole Pacific
coast, and kindlj recommend him us
such to our old and new patrons.
We guarantee that, as heretofore, all
Cigars from our factory are and will he
made of the finest and choicest Havana
Tohacco only and that we shall not fail
to keep up our well established reputa
tion on them. Very rcsoectfullv,
Y. MARTINEZ YBOR & CO.
In accepting the honor of represent
ing above manufacturers. I do so with a
thorough conviction and after a careful
scrutiny that nothing in the Key West
Havana line could 'be offered or pro
duced superior to these world-renowned
"FLOR de MADRID."
bimll bo pleased to fill all orders In
trusted to us for any style or size, either
di'reet from factory from our various de-
pots iu California or the northwest.
; Responsible dealers in the interior
.-wishlny thf ftmnrv hi thplr rpsiipMTv
towns will reeeive'a prompt hearing by
alilKSSilig ,,
. i.. Ii. . SMITH.
.Stark and Front Sis. Portland.
uepoi lor Astoria at J... iv.ii.u.Mi Tii S
Cigar Store. Chenamus Street.
. Tm:o. Urackki:. Manager.
bOllfl GOU JlWflllY,
Scarf Pins, Chains, Watches.
J 1i"s d Oi'Sans of h
KeM
make at lite Lowest Price..
The finest stock of Jewelry in Astoria.
ES'-Ail goods wnmujted as represented.
GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER.
Ship Mount Washington
iWILL NOT BE SOLD,
i A-. pre iott-d y ad vertbed.
TAYLOR. VOUNG &CO..
Portland. OrcKon.
J Notice of Application.
TVTOlirE IS I1EREBY GIVEN THAT THE
' J-1 undonUmed Intend to nnDlv to the
common council of the cit j of Astoria at Its
next. regular meeting, for a licence to sell
winc.uiau anuspuiiKousiiquarsin iessquan
titis than onft ouart. for a neriod of one
year, in the bulldim? situated oa lot 7, block
05. in McClure'-s Astoria
Mccormick & graves.
Astoria. April Hth. 1633.
Abstracts of Title.
milE UNDERSIGNED HAS COMPILED
A a set of Abstract Rooks from the records
oixjlaop County and Is now prepared to
furnish complete and correct Abstracts of
Title to any Real Estate In the County, at
C.R. THOMSON,
Attorney at Law, Astoria. Oregon
Office. Room 5. over City Book Store.
To Rent.
mHE EINE BUSINESS STORE FORME U-
JL ly occupied by J. Pllger. A desirable
location. Appiy to
C. S, GCVDERSON.
thi: riNEST-
Family Groceries, Provisions
and Freshest. Vegetables
AT-
Corner- Benton and
Opposite Custer?.
must
FRANK L PARKER'S
ALL A I
Low Dwn Pnees
Hay, Oats, and Straw, Lime, Brick, Cement, Said 'aiiil Plaster
Wood Dellrerisl to Ordor.
C Captain. ort
THE net
ffniy i. "j- fryfvw 6--rr - -w . '
e TT.V. apt.!, t'l'i:
4iiplllll3li&3!
serULsssnajflrES iraaasffa
A FUXL STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
iim innuT
John JL. Montgomery,
DKAl.KK 1."
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A (leaeral Assortment f
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agent'' Cor
Magee Sto.ves and Ranges
The Best in the market.
Piumblng goods ot all kinds oa hand. Job
work done in a workmanlike manner.
PLUMBING. GAS FITTING. AND CANNERY
Attended to Promptly
ChcnarauH Ktxeft. Xext
ASTORIA. -
it. OLSEN.
J. aUSTAFSON.
MARTIN OLSEN &, CO.
DEAUEP.S IX
FURNITURE SS BEDDING
Corner 31nln and Jsqaemoqna Streets. Astoria, Oregon.
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMHCS; WALL PAPER, ETC
A Complete- Stoclc.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL APP0ED.
AIX KISiDS OP FlIRKITUItE REPAIRED A3 VARNISHED.
Change of Agency.1
We hare appointed
MR. O. F. MORTON
Our Selling and Collecting Aent at A-iloila.
All thosa ttlshiog to purchase :i flst-c!as i
SEVTJXO Jf-ICIIIKE, or to make pay- j
ments due us will please call on Mr. Morton.
Headquarters at B. S. TVOR3LEY'S SaW-1
room. '
The Singer Mf'g Co..
ft Morrison Street, Portland. Or. ,
Carnahaii & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO
I. W. CASE,
lilPORTKltS AND WIIOLESALK AN1
KSVAIL. DBALKKS IN
GENERAL MERCHAliBIl
""onier Cheuaimu and
ASTORIA
Cass .streets.
- OitKGON
$67,000,000 Capital!
Liverpool and London and Globe.
North British and Mercantile
Of London aud Edinburgh.
Old Connecticut of Hartford,
AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
Fire Insurance Companies,
Representing a Capital of $67,000 OOO.
B. VAN DUSEN. Agent.
Ohenamus Streets,
Housa Square.
vArrnfir1
in
Drajlnsr. Tjatula and Kspres ftasln?i.
sti:a3xi:i4
l'UR.1 PARKER
then P. Parkcr,Master.
. For TOWINO, Flll'.lOHT or CHAK-
H. K. I'AUSiKlt.
kangj: can i:k had in
lOP.IA ONLY OI
JUfx
3 i
AGENT
AND EXAMINE IT,
WILL P.K PLEASED.
r.vi.L
V l
K. It. HAWKS U aWo afcent U t Ve
Bit patent CoaliDf Store
And other first-class S7M.
Furaaoa "Worlc. Steara Fxt
tia3. etc, a. upoolalty.
-ggplllgi
WORK
on Reasonable Terms.
to C Jj. Parker's Store.
OREQ-OST,
A. JOHNSON.
Hardware ani Ship ChanQlery
VAN DUSEH & GO.)
DEAX.OTS IX
Hardware and Ship Chandlery
Pure Oil, Bright Yarnish,
Bimiclc Oil, Cotton Canvas
Hemp Sail Twine,
Cotton Sail Twine,
Lard Oil,
Wrought Iron Spikes,
Galvanized Cut Rails,
Agricultural Implements
SyivJi! DXuchiiieB,
1,'aitim and Oils. GToceries, etc.
HAVE YOU
ii to M?
IN THE "MATTER OF
Rags, Bottles, Old Metal,
or Junk of Any Sort,
FOABB 4 STOKES
"Will give yoirthe best price for it.
Do You Want to Buy
SHIP MATERIAL,
From a Relaying Tin to a Hawser; from a
Clock to an Anchor.
You Can Get what You Want
at T0ABD& STOKES.
Ileadquarters at building, east end of
water Street.
MODEL
AM