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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER' 13, 1908.
HARRIMAN ANNOUNCES THAT TILLAMOOK RAILWAY IS TO BE BUILT FIRST
CONSTRUCTION WORK NOW BEINQ DONE AT BOTH ENDS
WATCH TIE GAP
By (letting Across the GAP Before It Is Closed
You WIU (let to BAY CITY Before the Crowd
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&r" You WIU Qet to BAY CITY Before the Crowd m(
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BAY CITY IS NEAREST POSSIBLE BEACH TO PORTLAND
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Only 57 Miles Due West, and Is the Commercial and Resort City
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.vtatt of Mr. XmttacbntU t tkt lOfifr
naalactad. urmorr. will ba local vaa
with, laaa akapuclant thia aoina of its'
manr pradaoaaaora. -U ,. WWHtf
of tola- road to tl) eoaatrr .it
wtU open ubT d to.Porrtoad, aaa
hardly. ba appreciated 'bp thaaaVha,
baro not .'pat Ttatta-tria araat. oaat
laptop' of aadlopa4 Trl(k. A From
a tr&mc piaaqpoim,- aaiao.. iromo ua
Immanaa amount f mlwirtwMf.
in trad of Ota miaaioaK raptoa
parhapa at UUr Una Ua4 attractive ft
tha rairraada than thataf albar -total.
Mm whara tBa eattmt ia la fralklM
tonn. Tha craaia'ao ttia ' I
ftow-te aoch, raak profuatoa laJtlw-1
rtea bottoa Ian da ef.tba ooaat raflona
ara 'ail tor kaoM oaanaiptloa. asd
raaek tb 'eutaldU -BarJrata Ia ba
tona of ehia Ul uitar:
Thla ! ft eeaUaaaaUoa f raw raa
lanal thai ia hlc hi proflubla to- tha
(anaar wha papa tha lrigbu hat la
laaa attracUvr ttta raHroaOK whWal
pnftr tha lawaaaa roaead &p huOt
lar fraicht. Thaaa eaottiaeaa ' how
avar. ara aaasaotlM la aoaja aaanaa
which will ha -iirauaht about, .M m,
dvaot of tha taliroad. Thar
aua aoll f M jaoclra. Tillamook aad
Naaaiaai raataa pradtieaa woadartal
cropa of an ktoda af vapataMaa aadj
aardaa truck.. aa tm atoat plat
wall aaot4 ta. fmUarowlna. Tha
railroad affordlaa; aa vtla. tar maratt
for thaao drraralAaa aradaeta, will im-
madlatalp incraaaa thatr prMuadea.
aoa U will b bat ah or tiaa attar
tha coatplctioa af tha Uaa barora Ua
oaat eoaatry caa flamoaatrata fkal Ua
raaoaroaa ara hat I!alta4 ta bartar aadV
wU-iaioraiM raaldaata a .Tltla
ftiook and Nahataoi haaa -Pac Yaara
baa.papta-fra UN ta (it aa
acra for raaph Una waiah aoao
additional Hat par acra ta g.
TVh aaam Uha faecr prto aa la a ta
ptaa aa aaarlp laaeoaaalhla a,
aoaat caaatrr. bat tha ratama f
thla laaa aad tha annual ptaapailtp
pa aatta at tha hiadlnap if alur
tadllUM paa aoa
at tha laad ta warth thf
wwbiat aaatrlaa ta aar way
t aaa. aatalp ha praalctaa -that
tha naplicm a tha TlUaaiaah Baa
wtU aaahla tha aalaa af aaarlp an tha
laaa, an aa niaaaklt ape
baDdita ta tha na,i
a tha aur Haul ataaa: af
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THE positive assurance of Mr. Harriman that the railroad to Tillamook Bay will be the first of his lines to be built was immediately followed by large forces of men
on each end of the line and the gap in the middle will be closed up as rapidly as possible. Those who wait for the railroad to be completed will have regret for their
delay. REMEMBER the secret of wealth is to know where the people want to locate and to GET THERE FIRST. To get in on the ground floor at BAY CITY
you must get over the CAP before the railroad is completed. If you wait the crowds will be so great that boom prices will be on and there you are. BUY NOW at
bottom prices aid sell when the railroad will be carrying the sleepy ones into Bay City. The whole Tillamook district will develop wonderfully in the near future in conse
quence of the new railroad facilities. Although it was isolated improved land has been selling at from $200 to $300 an acre, showing the great fertility qf the rich soil.
The advent of the railroad, which is now being rushed to early completion, will treble the value of property in Bay City, the only available harbor townsite on Tillamook bay, '
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Bap. whara.p'wlll pro-rid eonvantant
transportation for tha rich dalrrlnf
raglea alaaa around tha bap aad for
-tha limbar agtoahlcb tha Una wUI
tiaVar .' padDobtadlp Mara will aoon
ba built rp UM) aoaat to thp Nfhalaa
aad dawa tha coaat, ta-tha Sllata.
'Xraatuallp.aU that aoaat raploa wOV
ba plTui ran tranapartattoa, not. ba
eauaa tall traaaptfrtattaa av'ahaapar,
bt baoaoaa If la aaleka aad aibra
aohvaoMat and paotada ara -wlllrap KM
pap tha 'bljaat rata, railroad awdtj
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BAY CITY
Bay City is certain to become the commercial center of Tillamook
county.
Bay City will be the manufacturing place and shipping point for
33,000,000,000 feet of lumber.
Bay City has THE BEST NATURAL HARBOR of all from the
Columbia to San Francisco.
Bay City has a population of 350,000 within 100 miles of the town.
Bay City has 10,000 cows within its business territory.
Bay City shipped $450,000 worth of cheese last year.
Bay City has four railways building towards the town.
Bay City has a most delightful summer and winter climate.
Bay City will be only Z hours from Portland when the railroads
are completed.
Bay City will have the most rapid growth ever known in Oregon as'
soon as the resources of the territory tributary are known.
Bay City offers great inducements for the establishment of homes.
Bay City is one of the most healthful places in the, world. s
Bay City hotel filled to capacity and 35-room addition soon to be
added.
Bay City water supply has been increased by building of new reser
voir and extension of water pipes. Arrangements have been
made to extend the system to supply the entire town as it grows.
33 billion feet of saw timber.
yOnly available townsite on
Tillamook Bay.
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70,000 sawmill just com
pleted. Good school, churches, bank,
hotels, stores, warehouse,
water works, etc.
Ask about Oceanlake Park,
"The better beach resort.
Nearest and best seacoast
resort for Portland and
Inland Empire.
Two electric and two steam
railroads building and
projected.
Hunting, Fishing, Bathing, Boat
ing, Motoring (splendid roads),
Pure Mountain Water
BAY CITY
C. L. Fox has just completed a sawmill with capacity of 70,000 feet
per 10-hour day; $5,000 worth of lumber already contracted for by
Bay City people for immediate building. . -
Negotiations are now under way for the establishment of a milk
cpndensery and making favorable progress.
United Railways (electric) building out from Portland, and an
nounce they will build to Bay City.
Oregon Electric company has started construction of line to Til
lamook bay, by way of Hillsboro, making junction with Portland
Salem main line at Garden Home station.
Recent official cruises show the timber tributary to Bay City to.
be conservatively 33,000,000,000 feet, making it the finest aingle body
of standing timber in the world. It means an aggregate of 350 car
loads a day for over 100 years.
The total received for dairy products amounted to a sum equal
to $135 for every man, woman and child in the county.
"There is no spot on the American continent that can make cheese
equal to that made in Tillamook county. I am not simply making a
wild statement; I know whereof I speak. You have here an unlimited
area of land, endowed by Nature to produce, and your land js going
to go from $240 to $400 an acre by and by, and it is going to take the
very best cows and the very best brain you can muster to pay for the
land. Dr. James Withycombe, Director of Oregon Agricultural Ex
periment Station, Conrallis, Oregon.
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ti a arnlla -tha' ahvPJaaaa of -"bar.
; aaatar of aoaaaC atar prarawTOa ta
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These Prices Will.Increase Enormously
Upon completion of the railroad purchasers will be furnished with free round-trip tickets
from points within 100 miles of Bay City to inspect the property.
At any time within one year from date purchasers have the privilege. of exchanging their
lots for any unsold tmct on the basis of present prices.
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With tha aartalbtp of a railroad, aa
art af Orapoa will era taPta thaa
Ua TUIataaoh ebaatry.
(Orcfonlati, September I)
WORK RUSHED ON
TILLAMOOK LINE
AS AraUabU XaVop Is BalnpT XlrM Slnoa
tha Tlatt of sjaathprm Toin
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319 LUMBER EXCHANGE ip.m.h msi PORTLAND, OREGON
Binaboro, Or- Sept. 11 Tha P. R.
N. railroad la taking on renawad actlT
Itp plnca tha aialt of soma ot tha Bout fa
arn Pacific official a. A. J. McCaba,
who haa a contract for conatroctlon
from noar Buxton to tha Salmonberrr.
haa latelr auboontractad about 14 mllaa
of tha dla-tano and man and trajna ara
binp arnployad aa faat aa ther can ba
vbtalnad. It la report d that at laaat
lit man harp fona arar tha mountains
to trork oa lha othar end of tha Una.
Tha road will probably ba flnlahed aa
torn aa man and taama can do It. , It la
no Inpg-ar dantrd that It ia a Southern
Fad Ho pntarprtaa. Tha Journal.
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j And Hfiy City, Oregon