The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, September 25, 1885, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextC2? She gaily storiatt. ASTOKIA. OREGON: FRIDAY SEPTESIBER 25. 1SS5 CLATSOP COUNTY CHEESE. Referring to the cheese fac tories on Clatsop plains, a corre spondent of the Northwestern Farmer and Dairyman, says: There are three of these fac tories owned by Joslah "West, C. Butterfield and C. "Ward, one to each respectively. The method of making and handling the cheese is much the same at these differ ent factories, and is somewhat as follews: The night's milk is strained into the cheese vat, where it remains over night, when it is well stirred to mix in the cream that has formed, and to this is ad ded the morning's milk, and by means of heating attachments and apparatus connected with the cheese vats, the water in the box, or vat holding the cheese vat prop--er, is heated, and this in turn transmits a portion of its heat through the metallic bottom and sides of the inner vat, and when the temperature of the milk has been raised to 85 Fahr., the liquid rennet is put in, using from a pint to a quart to every eighty gallons of milk. After the curd is nearly done shrinking and the whey is drawn off, the curd is salted, mixing in thoroughly two to two and one-half pounds of the best dairy salt to every S00 pounds of milk used. During the salting operation the warm water under and surround ing the inner vat is drawn off, and when the weather is warm, cold water is allowed to flow in to re place it and assist in cooling the the curd, which should be stirred and raked about until well cooled to prevent too great coagulation, and all freer escape of the whey. "When sufficiently cooled the cheese is put to press and the key turned, until the right pressure is obtained. After eight or ten hours the cheese is taken out and "turned," as it is called, usually not amounting to more than plac ing and readjusting the cheese cloth. After 'Murning" the cbeeses are left in the press until it is wanted the next day ior the fresh suppty, when they are taken out and placed on shelves in the curing room, and for the first two or three weeks turned over almost daily; after that not so often, rub bing with the hand the side that was down, and every few days us ing a clean cloth moistened with a little fresh butter or lard. The curing room is well ventilated, kept free from flies, and supplied with a stove to regulate the tem perature in cool weather. The nearness of the Clatsop country to the ocean where these factories are located usually ensures during the summer season a naturally suita ble temperature in the store rooms for excellent curing of the cheese. A date or some other distinguish ing mark is placed ou each cheese when put on the shelf, to more easily and correctly determine its age and ripeness. After sev eral weeks curinir it is sent to market, Portland and Astoria be ing the principal purchasers. The rennets used at these factories, at least one factory, came principally from Syracuse, N. Y. A small part of the supply, however, comes from the calves at hand when killed for veal. The preparation o rennets for the home market and for export, ought to become something of a paying industry in Oregon and Washington, but as a source of profit to the dairyman, is left practically undeveloped. Commissioner Sparks of the land office has prepared a statement of disposals of public lands and re ceipts therefrom during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1885. Total number of entries, 226,3S2; total number acres, 20,112,GG3; total value, $7,G8G.114 80. The num ber of original homestead entries was 50,877, including 7,415,885 acresj the number of final home stead entries was 22,060, including 3,032,079 acres; the number of original timber culture entries was 30,998, including 4,755,005 acres; the number of final timber culture entries was 750 including 90,300 acres; the total number of acres taken under railroad selections 3,558,914, made up as follows (fractions omitted): Alabama 33, 198, Arizona 133,052, California 376,445, Colorado 111,252, Dakota 790,693, Iowa 6,014, Kansas 195, 046, Louisiana 19,887, Minnesota 108,217, Montana 793,459, Ne braska 178,039, Nevada 60,012, Oregon 245.386, Utah 17,123, "Washington territory 535,216, "Wisconsin 51,819. The grand total of the disposal of land (20,113,663 acres), includes 881, 850 acres of Indian lands. This is a decrease in the number of acres disposed of as compared with the year 1884 of 6,535,656, but as compared with the year 1883 it is an increase of 683,630 acres. From sales of Indian lands $933,483 was realized, making the total receipts from all sales of lands $7,686,114, a decrease as compared with the receipts during 1884 of $4,159,552, and as com pared with the year 1883 a de crease of $3,085,167. t The governor, the secretary of state and the state treasurer were by act of the legislative as sembly created a board to com pute and levy the amount of state tax necessary to pay the expenses of the state government for the en suing two years. Considerable in quiry, says the Oregonian, has arisen as to what the levy will be. Owing, however, to the conditions imposed the board will be unable to determine the amount until they have received from all the coun ties abstracts of their respective assessment rolls for 1885, and thus enable them to ascertain just the amount of taxable property in the state. Upon their receipt the board will act without unnecessary delay. As yet but one assessment roll has been received, that being from Columbia county. Appear ances indicate a falling off in the amounts as returned by the coun ties and compared by those of 1884. The president is said to have determined to remove E. J. Dawne, appointed some two or three months since as United States judge for Alaska. This is the appointment out of which grew the caustic letter of the pres ident to one of the indorsers of Mr. Dawne, who after recommend ing him found fault with the ap pointment. The president has received several letters from this state, representing strongly that he is unfit for the place, and is said to be indignant at the manner in which he was imposed upon by those who asked for. the appoint ment. Yesterday's Oregonxan pays Mr. Anthony Noltner the fine com pliment of saying that, "he could do what many could not he could carry on a paper, after a fashion, almost without money," Mr. N. has had many unsuccessful im itators in Astoria during the last twenty-one months. Points from Tony might be of value. 1JLEI. In Astoria. Sinf4th. IRS?; Wro Sorah n. Killock, of St. George, Maine. Bom u j-iuoi, .jj.aA.uj.io, iaaiuo, auu. uicu 1UA3- toria, Oregon, Sept 24th, 1835, aged 94 years, 5 months and 19 days. (Eastern papers please copy.) Furniture and Upholstering, Mattresses Made and Repaired, Paper Hanging, Carpets Sewed and Laid. Furniture Sold on Commission. Shop, corner Main and Jefferson Streets. MARTIN OLSEN. For Sale. Qf ACRES OF GOOD TABLE LAND. OV located at Settler's Tolnt, Clatsop county, belonging to the Widow Buraslde. Apply at this office. Examination For Teachers. THE REGULAR PUBLIC EXAMINA tion of persons wlshhig to obtain teacher's certificates for Clatsop county, will be held at the court house on Friday and Saturday, September 25th and 23th, 1SS5, commencing at nine o'clock a. at M. D. WILSON. Superintendent of Schools. For Sale. A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT for sale. Beautifully located. Apply at Adrian oflce. NEW TO-DAY. Regular Auction Sale. Saturday, Sept. 26, 10:30 A. M. AT HOLDER'S AU0T1OX R003IS. BJXOKD HAND FUXSITUKE. Bedsteads, Chairs. Spring Mattresses, Ale CHrp nnrt Tumlilnrs. food f!nnkin:r anil Heating Stoves, and lot of Sundries. ALSO, BANKRUPT STOCK. Lot of Men's Hats and Shirts. Boy's Hals and Caps, Umbrellas and Sundries. Also. 1 Singer's Tailor's Sewing Machlue In good running order, cost new $33. All to be sold without reserve. E. C. XIOIiDISIW. Auctioneer. JUST WHAT YOU WANT ! BUSINESS MEN And others who want to keep an exact copy of correspondence, bills, etc , can bo accommodated at The Astorian Job Office. WE PRINT IN Copying Ink Which will give a clear and exact Impiession In any ordinary copj ing pre9. Bills of Lading, Manifests, Letter and Note Heads, Memoranda. And all "kinds of work that usually requires copying, printed in Al style and at as Low Rates as Ordinary fort snrCall and see samples of our work at-aa THE ASTORIAN JOB OFFICE. Carnahan & Co. SUCCESSORS TO I. W. CASE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND KB TAIL DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE forcer Chcnamus and Cass streets. ASTORIA .... OREGON Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the partnership heretofore existing be tween Herman Rieppe and L. Grappe under the firm name of Rieppe & Grappc Is this day disolved by mutual consent, the business to be hereafter conducted by Herman Rieppe, to whom all bills due are to be paid and who will liquidate all claims due by the late firm. II. RIEPPE. L. GRAPPE. Astoria, Oregon, September 3rd, 18S3. Notice. THE TAX LIST AND ASSESSMENT roll of school district No. 1, Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon, is now in my hands for collection, and will remain with me for sixty days from date, after which time said taxes will be delinquent. Parties interested please take notice. J. G. HUSTLER, Clerk Dist. No. l. Astoria, August 13th, 1SS5. Furnished Rooms. TtrRS. E. C. HOLDEN nAS A FEW NICE liJL ly furnished rooms to rent at flro dol lars per month and upward. and by the week or night. Enquire coruor Main and Jeffer son streets. flUPLB I WILL Cut Faster KXE CATanxD Aosaoaesy J.C.TrulIinger AND EASIER Than any oth er axe made. Hundreds of woodmen tes- tify to Its supe riority, itpoei Deep and Xerer Sticks. CARNAHAN & CO., A?e&U Astoria. Price, 81.60. Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A stockholder's meeting of the Whito Star Packing company will be held at the company's oillce in upper Astoria on the 1st Saturday In October. 18S5. at 9 o'clock a. m. of said day, for tho purposo of transacting sucu ousincss as may legally como uerore the meeting. By order. OLUF W. TEDERSON. President. A. T. BRAKKE. Secretary. Astoria. Sept. 2lst, 1SS5. Mrs. M. WootlQcld, Hating received a Large Assortment of FALL MILLINERY AND XOVKLTIE3. Has Commeuced Business At Eaton & Camahan's old stand, next to Fabre's Restaurant, Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I will not be responsible for any debt contracted by any person unless It bo on my personal order. MINNIE G. M. SPEXARTH. Astoria, August 29th, lew. Empire Stor We beg to direct special attention to our LATEST IM PORTATIONS of NOVELTIES Fine Dress Goods, Parasols, Hoopskirts, Etc., Etc. Which we are selling according to our motte: "The Best Goods at the Lowest Possihle Prices." PRAEL BROS. CH AS. HEILBORN, Dealer at "Wholesale ami Retail in fiirmfsira itaHHincr uimtuiu, uuuim& uui;ju&vs sviuiuij Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Mouldings, Etc. Astoria Furniture Co. Dealers in Furniture, Bedding, Wall Paper, Mirrors, PICTURES, MonlfllDK, Carpets, Mattiij, Picture Frames, Mow Skies, etc. Cor. Chcnamus and Hamilton Sts. HBBBBBMHaiHBaCEaiMCJKKa CARL SOLE AGENT, Astoria, IiiYltes tho puhlic to Inspect his new stock of WATCHES. Jewolry, Clocks anJ Silverware. Every Article RQCKSfcFORD Quick-TraSn2E"ftTCHES in tho Const Stir-' vex; In U.l 8.NTalOb. Rnnrxntnnd nc'liOCOmOUTB eT&torT;bJ, u............uuu. ..o, vjjjHneers Con- Represented. EAUwayinea. TWy AT ADLER'S CRYSTAL PALACE. THIS IS HO HUMBUG! GOODS AT YOUR OWN FIGURES. AT M D. KANT'S. CLOTHING, Gents Furnishing Goods, ETC., ETC. Are Now Being Sacrificed. THE GOODS Biggest Bargains Eir Seen in Astoria! PHEL THE OREGON SHORT LINE. 11 TO 500 MILES THE SHORTEST; 12 TO 48 HOURS THE QUICKEST. TO CHICAGO, BOSTON, NEW YORK. And All rolnts East. Rales $8.30 to $10.25 tho Cheapest to Council Bluffs, Omaha, Kansas City, AND OTHER TOINTS. Pnllaiaa Palace and F.mlsrrant Sleeping Cars hauled on Kxprcss Trains Excluslvelj-wltliont Chouse. II you are gplnpr east write for Hates, Mars. Time Tables, Guides and Full Information. FRtfB OF CHARGE. E. A. XO YES. W lu GARRETS ON. Agout, Astoria. Asst. Agt., Astoria. B. CA3IPBEIX, General Agent, No, 1, Washington street, Portland, Orogon. 3 Corsets, Parnate Mcmint II. l)u BUISSOX, Manager. ABLER, Watches, Clocks and JEWELRY REPAIRED OX Short notice by a First Clasi Work man. Also Engraving, and MONOGRAMS. Done Neat and cheap cognize.. ts Till are r- 'in DrlndD&l r BEST. Sold rbr eseluslre 'dtlesJttoTm3 jewelers), with a JnUWanaatr. Airents (lcadimr BE SOLD. A. STOKES, ASSIGNEE. eiotherront Groceries Cheap for Cash ! gin aawonaccwi wm1 aan ooi m Your ILiTing CAN BE BY TRADING run Vf'hero Business Is CASH CASH BASiS. 1 Have Reduced My Expenses by Selling for CASH, and Consco.uontly ! GAH SELL CHEAPER TO YOU. FRiOffK la. PARKER. M. "B. PARKER, DEALER IK Hay, Oats, anil Straw, Lime, Brick, Cement, Sanrl anil Plaster Wood Delivered to Order. Draying, Teaming and Express Business, "jjjfc, " ' ' 1 " " JurHn I Jmtrfrrr-Tyrrnrr isssssgScs IEU apply to the Captain, or to THE NEW M0D1L A FULL STOCK AX WAYS OK HAND. aroiBLiKr jSl. mo3sttgomeb.x, dealkk ry Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware. A general assortment of Household Goods. AGKST FOB ItlAGEE STOVES AND RANGES, HIE BEST IW THE MARKET. Plumbiog goods of all kinds on hand. Job work dono In a workmanlike manner. Plumbing, Cas Fitting and Cannery Work attended to promptly On lteasonablo Torm. Chcxtntnnn Street, A'ext to C Jj. 1'arkcr'H Htore, Astoria, Oregon. nOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. W3I. AI.T.ES. I'rop'r. First Class in Every Respect. Free Coach to the House. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Corner Tliird and Tl Streets, POKTLAND, - - - OREGON. Our facilities are such that we defy competition. This Ls the largest and most respectably kept Hotel in tho Northwest. Board and Lodging $ 1 .00 par day MEALSS cents. LODGING. 23 and SOcentt Free Buss to and from the House. csrXo Chinese Exnployed.-sn K. Lenlstton, (Late of Minnesota House)Prop O. CLARK, AGENT. C. VT. KXOTTT.ES. U D. EROWX. St. Charles Hotel, (European Plan.) BROWN & KNOWLES - - Proprietors First Class ix Every REsrecT, Good Restaurant Connected with thollonse Firo-proof Urick Building. ISO Rooms. In the Center of the Citj. Cor. Front and Morrison Sts., Portland. Or ST, DAVIDT5, 713 Howard St. Near Third, San FranciHoo. A first-class Lodging Hotel, containing 150 rooms ; water and gas In each room ; no bet ter beds in the world ; no guest allowed to use the linon onco used by another ; a large reading room ; hot and cold water ; baths free. Price of rooms Per night, 50c and 75c ; per week, from S2 upward. Open all night. R. HUGHES, Proprietor. At Market street Ferry, take Omnibus line of street cars to corner of Third and no ward. B. B. Franklin, m Water M CaMiet Was, SQUEMOQU A STREET, NEXT TO THE ASTOBIAN BUTLDma. J"A11 work done in a skillful manner on short notice at reasonable rates. ggssm Expenses REDUCED AT MY STORE. Doue on a. Strict STKA3IER CLARA PARKER Eben P. Parker, Master. M SSfenr? p.TnTOTvn rpirrniiT A.niltlt. ur--wsJ B. B. PAItKEK. RANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS TORIA ONLY OF E, R. EAWE9, AGK.NT I'AIX AND EXAMINE IT, YOtf WILL BE PLEASED. K. U. IIAWE3 Is abo agent for tha Ml pteit Cooling Sine And other flrt-clasa Stoves. Furnace "Work. Stoam Fit tisCa, otc, a specialty. Hardware ant Sli VAH DUSEN & CO., DEALERS IK Hardware and Ship Chandlery Pure Oil, Bright Varnish, Binacle Oil, Cotton Canvas. Hemp Sail Twine, Cotton Sail Twine, Lard Oil, "Wrought Iron Spikes, Galvanized Cut Nails, Agricultural Implements ScTTing Machines, Paluts and Oils, Groceries, etc. it Mi Jewelry, Scarf Pins, Cnains, Watches, Pianos and Organs or tho Best make at the Lowest Prices. The finest stock of Jowelry In Astoria. All goods warranted as represented. GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER Columbia Candy Faotory. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL THE TRADE SUPPLIED. Lear orders at Astoria Bakery. Ed. Jaoksori, Prop. EXCURSION TICKETS! FROM ASTORIA TO PORTLAND AND RETURN Tor $2.50, ON THE "TELEPHONE," Ihis holds good until September 80th, lt8S TH0S. MAIBS, (Late Cutter with M. D. Kant.) FasMonaWe Tailor, A Good Fit Guaranteed. CHAKGrES MODERATE. Shop opposite Bozortu & Johns. Sol