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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1898)
Cedar Mill .and Fixture Gompany, 0. R. ALTREE, Manager. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER W. L. DAVIS, Editor. Dealers in Cedar Lumber, SASH, DOORS, M0ULD1NS, SHINGLES .A.t Lowest Prices. A. T. PETERSON, Agent, Toledo, Oregon SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year - - - 9 Six Months - Three Months - - 50 Entered at the postofflce at Toledo, Oregon, as second-class mail matter. Advertising rates made known on application, Business locals will be inserted in these col umns at five cents per line per week, and will be run until ordered discontinued. Everv postmaster in Lincoln county is author ized to act as agent lor the Leader. Official County Paper. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1898. TOLEDO COMniSSION HOUSE. T. P. FISH, Manager. A COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR AND EEED. very tiling at Lowest Prices. YOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED. From Kernville. Kernville, Or., Oct. 17. 1898. Editor Leader: I see the road question is being agitated that the county and help us put a road where God has indicated by beating the hills down and shearing off the timber on a straight line out. Very Respectfully J. B. ZlEGLER. A Tuesday despatch from Paris says: Today (Monday) the con ference reached a crisis for the first time. Judge Day presented the demands of the American com mission in threatening words. He said that delay was the only possible object obtainable by the persistent efforts of the Spanish commissioners druggist to saddle the United States with 1 the Cuban debt, and would be tolerated no longer, as the United States would neither assume nor guarantee any part of the debt. The Spaniards replied that this Keaiestate For Sale Cheap The followingRealEstateiaoff " , salecheav. RWt v ToffeU -v un. ni.-v ; 4ur an1 T n4-n 1 O 1 i( ana 3) Bn(j , 11 liaiTi i m. ai,KX " 111 'ock Three, Btant. dition to Toledo and nui. ... flnso's nnH Ttal0., , .fllnetyii ;n'!Aj; Case's and Bayley's third . aaaw y Newport, all in Lincoln county (W, Make me an offer. y S. L.Kline. Corvallis, Oregon - ' Old fashion in .1 uc can replace Chamberlain Cohc, Cholera and Diarrhoea lu edy. For sale by O. 0. ' City Marshal's Sale" By virtue of a warrant issued out of tk. . corder's court of the Cilvnnv.u0! " I of Lincoln and state of Ortir.,n ? . "W"1; lt.A. . J""i following list and assessed "or th 7 ?M at rented and tlili vprori ............," upon the certain lots and lock J Jf ,!ltol, erty ot delinquent tax toIK o o - - - xuv wi.iiiuiug - 1 iuiiuyiuK imi, Him assessed lor the er 1 I should give aid to a road to Beaver placed Spain in a position of repud i- ;L&dceseVand B1:1'' TOLEDO, OREGON. This is to Certify I 8f That I, Otto O. Krogstad, am 1 a Merchant of Toledo, Or That I sell Drugs and Medicines, Stationery and School Books, Paints and Oils, Wall Paper, No tions and Toys, also Gar den and Grass seeds of all kinds. I further certify that I be lieve in fair dealing, and SI am willing to "Live and 8j twt Live." m ROSS & EICE, BLACKSMITHS. B. F. JONES, Attorn ey-at-Law, 'Notary Public. TOLEDO, - ORGON. Will practice in all the courts of Oregon. Fiveand one-half years clerk of Probate and Circuit courts. Has complete up-to-date Abstract of Lincoln County. C. E. HAWKINS, y Attorney-atLaw, Notary Public. TOLEDO, OREGON. TOLEDO, OREGON. General Shop and Repair work of all kind done at reasonable prices. llOKSKSHOKlNG a spe cialty, (ilve n a call. 1IEAYE11 CREEK WOO HEX WAKE CO., Ona, Lincoln County, Oregon. Manufacturers of all kinds ot Woodenware. 1 Prices given on applicatian. p JOB PRINTING I j Of nil kinds neatly and promptly V executed. Trices reasonable and all ft r We make a specialty of printing 2 y Pamphlets, Catamites. Legal lllanks, F Letter Heads, Hill Heads, Statements, Z3 y fcnveiopes, fctc, fete., fctc. l'rlccs and Estimates furnished on all kiudsof printing. 3 THE LEADER JOb'dEPARTMENT, Toledo, Oregon. UiilUIUillllUllilljlUlUIlK ROBERT A. MILLER, Attorn ey-at-Law, okkoon an, okkgon. Land Titles and Land Office Busi ness a Specialty Creek and a trail to the mouth of Siletz, each to go to Toledo. I heartily wish . these roads and To ledo all success, except that their succes should root the Siletz Bay people out of a little bit of help they very, very badly need. We are now trying to build a wagon road down the coast to the port of Yaquina Bay at Newport. God knows it is the only chance for us to get a wagon road out or even a good trail except the one to Sheri dan, 48 miles distant. He knows it, for it was He that tumbled those mountains in there between where we live and where Toledo is built, so thick that the Siletz river lias to double on itself until it goes 40 miles to get across 15 miles of them. They are not more than 400 or 500 feet high, but they are steep, and well covered with heavy timber and logs. We love the Toledo people. They are good, kind, clever people. They are admirable, and they sell us goods cheap and treat us well when we go there. But the road ating or of reducing the face value of the Cuban bonds from 50 to 60 per cent, paying only half the stipulated interest on the reduced value. Before they would adopt either alternative they would sur render to the United States the entire Philippines. Judge Day responded that the surrender of the Philipines would probably be de manded, irrespective of the Cuban ; "hMfe or any other debt. This, to the j fcVtZh auSoi. .ot 4block6Grahan' K Spaniards, the first intimation of,EVtMdffi the intentions of the United States $ f " J; ?: M L Trapp, lot S blk 0, Grahams 4th ad" 1 M M Hullord, all of block 13, Grahani5ta auu liuin f Oregon Centrul & Eastern K R, parcelof set forth in the al ,,v. l T'""WW 18, lying and being in saidcuJTl 2 county of Lincoln and state of oS Now therefore in pursuance of said I &r proapVeerty.Vied Upn the follo"nt 5. if. McNeil, lot 1 imb-divlsion block 18 Grahams 5th addition.. u Aaddmon0n' l0t 7 blUk 12'"i5ii "oVaddmon.'r.0 U'tK UrahiM A T l'e tenon, lot 9 block 12, Gmhamitti addition A6TOd7iSj.!0!.!?.bW"s;ii AKS;!.block vi: ArT.1'e,tf,,'.H,on lot Wuck i', (irahami utit nuuiuuu as to the Philipines, resulted in a whispered conference, followed by a request for an adjournment in ! n!?7&M.?l order to communicate with Madrid. AI?A7.JJro8 101 1 bIt 4- . Judge Day said that President Mc- j rXms'aS Kinlev had instrticled him to dp- : He"ry Kruse.lotti blk l'.,Graham5thul 1 jsiuiey uau insirucieu nun 10 ae- (Jeo Beth . Wk x mand the entire surrender of Porto I iLlM Rico tomorrow, and the delivery ofl every town to the United States 1 JX: officers before midnight, together ; yS;1 with the evacuation of Havana on osin ;6 or before November 1, when the oaanOSfci: i United States vvou d he at the gates 0; i',i,Tn,J' ;2 r?'n S t ; (J Copeland, lot9 blk 6, Grshainillhul of the city ready to take possession. Lester Waugh, lot 10 bik 5, orahami ft addition Thprp wa nn alt-prnatii'A nffowl in Lester Waugh, lot 11 blk 5, GraharaHtk 1 J 1:1.. it... r t j .... - ' aauiuon u is iidiu ukv uiai ui juruou anu we r hp ram nf p thpr nf thpca Hmo,,. Lester WauKh. lot 12 blk 6. Grahami 4ti , . . . .1 v,""x' addition are wearv a in np? tiprmitinii iv im Ul. or ; me session consequently was very brief." II. DENLIXGISR, Attorney-at-Law, TOLEDO. OREGON. addition T 1' Kish, lot 1 blk 1, Toledo,.... T I' Fish, lot 5 blk 1. Toledo K A Arnold, lot 6 blk 1, Toledo, H Owen, lot 7 hlk 1. Toledo f, 8 tinltrier iot 8 bifc 14 Granatin Slhid V When the hill rn ahnlicl, tlio cfna H. (iaither, lot 9 blk 14, Grahanii5thiJ ! o'iv jos icoseDiocKS, lot 10 oik n,urunaraB equalization board was being de- i jomIosXookV, iot ii 'wvii'onim bated in the senate it was argued j1 K0aXooks; lot ii' i,ik iV. Grahi and generally understood that it ,KBi'w ivnnlrl rtn qi.jqm i.iili &th addition 13 blk 14,Gratimi os Kosebrooks. lot 14 blk 14, Grahami fith addition Z. M. DEKKIGK, County Surveyor. Solicits all work in his line. Cor rect work and reasonable prices. P. O Address, Eddy vile, Oregon. SHOULD YOU NEED Dru of any kind, call on- Mill rrcscriptions a Specialty. Sweetest Candies,. The Freshest Nuts, Nobbiest Stationery. TOLEDO, OREGON. Keeps constantly on baud all the Standard Varieties of Fruit Trees, Vines and Shrubbery. CHITWOOD, OREGON. THE we visit them hereafter to eo bv way of Newport. God has left the bars down that way. We already have a road made for eight miles south of the mouth of Siletz, and expect to have it so wagons can go through to Toledo by this route next summer. We couldn't build a road up Toledo in ten years. We have not 'certified transcripts of the assess- cif,1!!,nHt!!i!!,t." "k. .9,..' " but about three or four miles more ' ment rolls. It is now discovered ham.6?&ffi of road to actually build on this j that the requirement is in no wise hVmtT coast route. We don't ask much j interfered with by the repeal. BVh from the county, only that they While the whole of the act provid- m, I'tsMkaShlSlSbS: give us a survey, a road district ' i"g for the state equalization board E"thii& and a 125 foot bridge across Rocky is repealed, section 2788 of the A Hl,MonaD' 'ioi''bl'k.12,.G.l1.'- creek. But while the court is con-1 statutes, pertaininsr to the low nf A t WtoiVWS ' o - j nan Kni nprH. iiil i n k 1. u bh ?ne requiring tran- ALZ?on' lot 12 blk n' T" " ic4uiremeui mat me county clerks A n ;7 "i.Vt i 1 k R.firsham.ahid:. river to : transmit to the secretary of state chas AWh.iot 10 bik9,Grah.u,.;ti J nuiiiiiuii BV YORK WORLD Th rlcc-a-weck Edition. 18 pages a week, 150 papers a Year. A paper an useful to you a a great $9 dally for only one dollar a year. Detter than ever. All the New of All the Wotrd All the Time Accurate and fair to everybody. Domocratlo and for the people. Against trustg and all monopolies. Brilliant Illustrations. Stories by sreat authors in every number. Splendid reading for women and other special depart ments of unusual Interest. It stands first amonn-'wecVly" papers In size frequency of publication and freshness, variety and reliability of contents. It Is practically a dally at the low price of a weekly ; and Its vast list of subscribers, extending toeverystato and territory of the Union and foreign countries. wni vm-" uir inirnessoi us liewscolnmns sidering the building of a third out let for Beaver creek and a second assault on the Siletz Gorge, we ask this much consideration for our out let No. i. There is not a great host of us, but we are badly isolated, and need, and I think deserve this much help. There are on the Si letz Bay twelve white families and about that many Indians. Last summer we oast 13 votes. Two years ago (fishing season) 30 or 40. Salmon River, the lower part of which goes with Siletz Bay, cast 28 votes last election. We also have lost not less than eight families of settlers for want of an outlet. As to the amount of good govern- j time will have been lost. meni iana to De opened up by such an outlet, we present four or five townships that will defy competi tion with anything else in Lincoln county, in the state of Oregon or in the United States of America. We have an abundance of wood and water, fish, potatoes, the finest gardens, hay. grass, beef, poultry butter, eggs abundant blessings of Lod, but we lack those blessings of the general government and the county court, viz: legal tender, and a road and school district. And we ask that while "God helps those who help themselves," that our taxes. IS Itie Otif rpnmnn 1 0 anniuou i.j SCriDtS Of the rolls anrt it luc Geo llethers, lot 12 blk lfi.OrahamiS anipia vi ine rolls, aim It Has llOt eo llethers, lot 1 blkir,,GrahamMhi been touched. No other way is wtf;inder' tot 1 blk provided by law for informing the ! wi?wVt!o?'n"r" secretary of state of the amounts of SSStSiSi'a.lS8fflSj the various county assessment rolls, g ijffiS; a Si 832? upon which information the gover- c ?r'?nd' lot 8 blk 12' " T. w "'iviv.. in. m ,nr Geo Hethers, east y3 of lot n oi m - tior. spcrptorir rvf l I n I a w wcouivi ; nains 5tn addition 'l.Vtiiil hnop tlio ctof- I'l- t . Geo Hethers. lot 12 blk 15. Graham"" , Th tra,,,!.u ' Geo Hethers, lot 12 blk if. Vr?P" nh.si i be transcripts L Kossman. w lot ll b k lo Oralw are more expensive than the annual iKJlnrJlS'J sittings of the equalization board, 1 tUXr and there is absolutely no use for j them now, except for the one fact1 iTvfc&;iiWii of the total of taxable valuation MTito: toi'V W"' contained in their summaries -' Oregonian. That can be remedied 1 v&fi,M at the regular session and not much xxmifi I addition 'vimi$ Valentine Thiol, lot 8 blk n,o and the County (oronlyla.oo. Pn.J Uln ,1,. ...u ,. . ine rogu ar suoicnpuon price of the two "-"" uv,,r uura ooa Lelps. papers la 2.60. nouiiioii ;v, -fclim,Hnu ! C G Copeland. lot 7 blk 8, Graham' k-r..uiL.i UrnM lot 1 b k 5. Grshm , Notice is herehv ovn il,t ... Kngstad Jlros, south Mjoflot. r . . r .""" "" my , Grahamsotn aoaiuon Notice. sible for any bills hereafter irnr,t ' viienUn'JThWlVlot 8bik bv hpr nnrl tl.- . . . ... addition. "i.'Jmt -j muss 11 listing ner will do so on their own responsibility. , , , Wm. Mackey. loledo, Ore., Oct. 5, 1898. addition V'-V.'ham'i'Mi"' M M Hufford, lot6blk l.f'r'irah,(, I) Grady, lot 1 blk 17,OrabHmM . M M HuflTord.lot 10 blk lT-OrahW"'', w ii..o..J nf land rtUIrU' M M Hullord, parcel 1 of l 'fee division block W.P?BT.iv3l:l blk 13, Grahams fith WJ,loJ,jofrft'" Orenon Central t Kasteni K ,5,111) rluht-of-way, guD-uivi'" 1U A Call For County Warrants. f.i!K2 is,hTy Ken that I have ."'r. T" """ .pay ail county war- hams 8th a.' 'imsurown on the general fund nn.1 An(1 on f","rl,iy' ".'"X: toW' I 10, anu includins February R lRtm in thorn of Toledo, county intereHton said warranta ceases from 9.Pni.Ly"lra.Tlor all of the right, line " r, this date. Dated at Toletlo, Oregon, Sept. 1, 1898. Treasurer ol Lincoln County! Oregon. the city of Toledo in & scribed real property to , amount due as dellnqneiu . , on sa Give us a road and school district, Subscribe for the Leader. Dated OH
