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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1890)
f The Headlight LOCAL NEWS. Dr. W. W. Green, the dentist, will basket«, boxes, wheel-barrows, bags, Oregon’« Next Governor. I. 0. 0. F. Anniversary* I m? l° °n 8tpaluer Louis grips, chordsand gunny-sacks, maybe I Olsen, but will return and hx-ate per seen waiting at the postoffice for their Old papers for sale at this office. Die following biographical sketch of The Odd Fellows will celebrate their p„i>li»bed every Friday mornloa. manently here, as he is well pleased bundles of mail One man has started D. I‘. Thompson, Oregon’s next Gov seventy-first annivemary ou the 26th of The baud is to have new uniforms. with our country, and has made a host a little |KMtoffice of his own on the side, ernor i« taken froiu ttie Oregonian of , April. ani » W. F. D. JON EH, EDITOR«. J. C. Mason has returned from Portland. of friends. ’ PROGBAMMK. and he has euouglt matter to stock a April 17: Election notices will lie posted shortly. I David T. Thompson is s man of the Street parade to begin at 1 f. M. Mrs. Peterson, of Nehaletr, fell in the news-stand. Our back yard is stacked Rev. M ood will go to Portland Mon- fire during the absence of her husband full of exchanges, census circulars, pam people, one who has reached hi» present Speaking and addreuses by member* tide nigh position by native talent and hard day. | last week and was so horribly burned phlets and advertising propositions, and I work. As he tersely puts it, he is “a at 1:3'J. ■null WATER. I.OW WATER. Basket dinner at 2:80. II Robert* started for Portland Tues . that she lived only a few hours after everybody can get pa|>er now to put un blacksmith by trade, a surveyor by pro ft >■ M ft A M. ft. r.M. ft day. The whole to be interspersed with ward. It is supposed she was seized der their carpets. They arrived just in fession and a banker by occupation,” and 5 1410.6 , time for spring renovating. We can’t, of this briefly «unis up the story of his life. ' music by the Tillamook Cornet Band. fi 42ÌO.6 > G. W. Fearuside is building a new with a fainting fit. ' Tile mental and physical qualities that: rfntKlxy : b 34 0.6 ! wharf. j Claude Thttyer has brought some very ! course, wade through Hie deluge of accu can transform a young blacksmith into a i All ineinliers and their families, and ar*i*y 3 651 0.7 E Fr»? ’ J 7 2f> J.9 > Hon. J. W. Maxwell was in the city , I fino Shorihcru Durham catllo to his mulated printed matter and we are lost surveyor and then into a banker ami aueient Odd Fellows are cordially invited 7 S3 < 3 of numerous large enterprises . to attend. place where Mr. Bester lives. They are in bewilderment at present, We hope director 6 37 1.7 ■ Tuesday. li such a state ot affairs will tot occur are just the kind needed in the man who I A big time is exjiected . recorded stock and as good as any in the ■’ t is to fill the chair of the chief executive Mm. Meade has returned from San state. Those who admire good stock again soon. ' of the state He wo* born in Cadiz. O., ; Francisco. To Logger*. I where he attended the public school and . I should sec them. Nehalem bar is to receive a $10,000 a]>- high school and learned the blacksmith Oretown » J* F or S alk .—Two four-year-old bulls. We have received a large quantity of trade. Being ambition* lie studied sur propriation. 4 ïondij’ -G veying and finally adopted that profes- Girth measure about 6.*x leet each. flower seeds and garden seeds from vari OES;&y!i Crops going in. Remember the I. O. O. F. celebration ion. He was in the engineer corps of C. W. A lijcy , ous seed houses and the Government ! Spring days, warm rains. n«rf«y {’< on the 26th. the Steubenville & Indiana railroad, U11- indir ’* 46-50-« Nehalem. j Agricultural department. We have given i »miay -L : See the “ad” for Kutch & Bodie’s New 1 away and planted all except a package ! Grass growing and stock looking grate- _' der General Jacob Blickensdorffer, since x.a*y ■ * ! chief engineer of the Union Pacific. In j therefor. wj.y >' Tonsorial Parlors. Melter* tor Sale. I of beaus which we have eaten. ; 1853 he came to Oregon, and during the _ ___ / Mu««l«y-3 Fifteen passengers came in on the We give this week at the head of our ! V. Sntten has sold his place to A. W. . 1 pioneer times was not ashamed to use .... ’ ,. a ( ; iuraby ' ' liis muscles to ai<l his brains in giving A few head of two and three-year-old I Fletcher. .2 schooners Monday. editorial columns the stat» ticket as i ' him a start in the world. For twenty heifers for »ale Call on, _ Nturday _ r ■ ..36 J. C. Mason hasjust brought in a large selected by the Republican convention at: School is now open with A. J. Shepard I j years he held the position of United j States deputy surveyor. 46-5O-* 8. D B ks T k «. stock of farming machinery. Portland. It is a good ticket and there at the helm. wanVX'r 3; During the war he «van an officer of the Wild geese and trout are plenty. Come This office is under obligation to its is general confidence among Republicans NOTICE First regiment Oregon cavalry volunteers. [ shal that it will be elected. We will give the and enjoy the sport. During his busy life Mr. Thompson has Notice is hereby given that, at a special term ¡¡■Hiik rht.bo.e Tablai» for Dry Stocking liar, not friends for a large bag of nuts. various candidates more extended notices eS'n"»l»k. or Tillamook Bar. , > been called upon often to fill official of the County Court of Tillamook couuty te-wit: A new hotel is soon to be started with S. M. Hardman, of Netarts paid this ' positions. He has served as governor of The 31st day of Muy, 189O, we will apply for a as tlie^campaign proceeds. R Tbeheizl't >■’ reckoned from the level of aver- C. Christenson's smiling face at the desk. ■ «ilo«r low waters, to which the soun.lings office a pleasant visit Tuesday. ■ Idaho, four year» as state senator for license to sell spirituous, malt and vinous According to the crop-weather bulletin 3 pend «’i'”0,1 Uw Coai,t Survey ch,,rt’*- F. Scherzinger is [racking salmon that , Clackamas county, three years as mayor liquors in the precinct ot Garibaldi, Tillamook The Louis Olsen came in port Monday of April 19, fall wheat continues promis I he salted last fall, ready for shipment ■ ; of Portland, presidential elector in 1884, couuty, Oregon, ior the term of six months. with a cargo of goods for this place. t you'---------- . representative for Multnomah county two ing, the peach crop was generally injured I by first steamer. Othei OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. . Petition for Liquor Llcen»e. I terms and twice as Portland school di Malchi Johnson, colored, died Monday by the cold weather, fruit trees are I loom New faces appear daily, land in de rector. His earnestness, energy and To the Hon. County Court of the State of Ore- S tate . morning, at liis place on Wilson river. ing, aud seeding and summer following mand and plenty of it to be had on w hich practical common sense have always gou, for the County of Tillamook. .............. Sylvester Peunoycr. Sn Gorernor Geo. W. McBnde School will commence Monday if the are in progress. The weather is gener made him a central figure and iufluential The unileroliciied realdenta »nd legal roter» of anything can be raised want Insurer G. W. Webb. ’ factor in everthing which he has lieen C.aribaldi Preutnct, Tillamook County, hereby ally cool and tbe spring backward, though . K. B. McElroy. house can begot in order by tiiat time. 4 Sept. Public lust ruction W anted .—100 families of workers, to 1 connected. No man not a practical poli- petition and pray that Theodore Purks K ...............................Frank Baker. ' .¿.4$ iute Printer . W. W. Thayer, W. 1*. Lord, F or sale —One pony, harness aud cart. grass is growing fairly well. take advantage of the chance now open i tician is better known from one end of Chrlatlan Nlehuhr lx allowed a license to sell R. S. Strahan. PECT*”'*’ D istrict 45*tf D. T. E dmunds . At the n eeting of the school board on to settle here in the Tattle Nestucca the state to tbe other, and whenever liis spirituous, vinous and malt liqiioea within aaid . name appears in connection with an en I ............. ..................... R. P. Boise The Str. Garfield was launched last Monday night, teachers were employed country. II. H. Hewitt ................................ terprise it is taken as a guaranty of the precinct iu lesa quantities than one gallon for i-wrney Saturday. The new boiler is expected for a three month’s terin. There were success of the undertaking. Mr. Thonip- the term ot six mouths. C ounty . G. II. Page, our ma!l carrier has start ........W. H. Cooper. soon. NAMES OF RKT1T1ONKRS. but two applicants, l’rof. E. K. Barnard ' son never goe« into anything blindly. R. R. Hays. ed his stage between this place and ■ and he does not believe in failures. His J A Illchardaou, Ik-nJ. Higginbotham. John aud Mrs. Helen R Kerr, who were em ............T. F. Harris. A. G. Reynolds and family have moved Johnson. William Ralston, Ben Johnson, K Grand Ronde, carrying freight and pas- I reputation as a man of capacity, of strong J. W. Maxwell. UprcAdiUtive ....................... Their salaries will be $60 and PPHohsou. G C Trimter Joe Prockter, .1. T. Maulsby. to this place aud will make this their ployed. klioolSuperintendent ... . opinions stoutly maintained, of great ex G W .llou, aengers. We appreciate hi* pluck. T. J Kauc, W M Hamilton, Patrick Weld, B H Treuurcr ............................... H. W. McDermott. |.’,0 respectively. The new school house j ecutive ability and of successful conduct Johnson, Ernst Weiss, Oliver Wiley, Joseph Awstwr .......................... . ......... Jaspar Smith. home. St-phcns. Henry Mitchell, Kred Balmer, Joseph was received, mid some minor business 1 of all he undertakes, has made him a .. A. P. Wilson. torveyor ................................ Bay City Item*. Sivahan. Aug Ludtke, J Mleiuoth, Pred Paquet, J. Kodat and family arrived per Str. transacted . I. T. Maulsby. Deputy District Attorney .. -------------- , prominent figure in the ranks of the Re Jos Gaudrau, Lem .Melscn, John D Johuaon, Commissioners ... W. T. West and II. F. llolden. Augusta. They will make their home in publican party of Oregon, not because ot John Tlioimll, <-' Hobson, George Irwin, Prank The citizens of this place are greatly ■ There has not lieen much gardening hi» political work, but because the peo Marry, John P«.ii et, Frank Ekroih, Herman Tillamook. I has It Mill, r, Alox McNair, D. Calllhau, < disappointed on account of the small done in this vicinity yet on account of ple recognize 111 him the character of Bodk. H A Woixlford, O R Staples, P. Byron. Gua CHURCH DIRECTORY. W anted .—A good strong girl to do appropriation . man stielt a great party should select for Anderson, L C Smith, L L Smith, L, CftbraL recommended for the im I the rain. the highest executive office.—Oregonian. John Lftttin, Bcnglta Byrum, N Audmon, K general house hork. Apply at the Occi provement of the bay. The diapatehe* ; Peterson, S P Swenson. Theo. Jacoby has had twenty acres of T illamook C harge , M. E. C hurch , dental hotel. 47tf 1 as published in the Oregonian give this his farm laid off in town lots. It joins firrtSua.l»)' ill tile month, South rrairi* Thepostoffice force will distribute seven place $500, while the Astorian publishes ' Bay City. " ’• Pleasant Valley '° 3o 1 ” Tillamook "10 i bbc '5» °f mail per day until all the mat- recommended appropriation as $5 000. It Mr. Denn and wife moved to Nehalem 11:00'* ter * is disposed ’" ’ of. ' Kilchia is to be hoped the Astorian’s dispatches Monday last. They have taken up a 11 :oo 7:30 ” Tillamook Wo are prepared to print posters for were correct, but even that Bmall amount; preemption. Sunday School in Tillamook cvwry Sunday 10.00 ; stallions, having just received a fine is not sufficient to do much good. Payer meeting* Thursday evening* , 7:30 The Rev. Beard and family arrived o< the County Clerk of Tillamook County, State of Oregon, »bowing the amount lispecial p.istorial service is desired, call ou j assortment of horse-cuts. Court, for A. 1’. Wilson redived seven Mongolian from California on the Str. Cleone. They ai ai d rt nomber nmnner of ot claims claim, allowed allowed by >y the me Countv < oun yuuuri .or what . allowed, ..-u aiwount of Ibeanilersigued ul the Parsonage, opposite the ... * t * • <*_ • * * wjuranU drawn, and amount of warranta outstanding and unpaid, 7°™ 1,10 dBr Mrt house. pheasants by the steamer Augusta, of' tr f I I HI n bn lea *• l lftr their I innio _ _ .... ..... r «* i « o. I ■ I. 1 — nl Johnson & Severance have lots of new will make Bay City their home. ■“ of OcUiber, 1689. to the 31st day of Marvli' 18o0, both iticluaive. J. IL W ood , Pastor. which the Oregonian has the following Am ’ t of War* goods and the way to keeji your credit up A'iuountof clAliu» No. of elnini» On what account allowed. A* our Bay City correspondent has left _ Date rant» drawn. allowed. allowed. to say: The steamer Augusta sailed at is to pay the money down. * us I will send you a few items, and if T illamook CiacviT, M. E. C hurch , S outh . Salaries ..................................... ................39 .............. ...............>1581 87 ......... noon yesterday for Tillamook with a full . ............ 15ÌI 92 Roads and Bridges ................ W. 8. Cone and J. A. Richardson, del they esca|>e the waste basket I may be 60 35 ............ j 66 07*,.......... ........... tmrntr in part—subject to niodifieatiou. Building Fund......................... ........... 7 -5» n ok. Sr 11 Sunday, morning and evening. egates jo the State Democratic conven cargo of freight. She took among other ' tempted to write again. ................ -19 ... ............. 7 59 0> Support of Indigent ............. 140 »» •—, second " .............. 16» 43 ......... - Justice Courts and Inquests things a coop containing several pairs of —• »9 ........... ........... 117 3» at 3:30 a . m . tion have gone to Portland. trairie, third ” Stationery and Advertising There will be preaching every Rsbbath ........... 72 00 nt ....................10:30 P.M. Mongolian pheasants, which are to be [Valley, " ” ................... 10 ............. ............. 7350 Miscellaneous ........................ at ................. 11:00 A. M. Tlte contract for the completion of the turned loose there to stock that section. hereafter in Bay City, at 12 a . m . and 7:30 ok, fourth ’’ D aniel M. C onway , Pastor. Total amount claims allowed and drawn ................ 207........ —...... _...$44Ï»JO............ ......... Ss"ll»s ' M E. Church has been let- to Mr. Ford. Although some farmers in the Willamette Rev. Beard ia an able speaker and it will The work will be pushed until finished. valley complain of these birds as a pest, pay anyone to hear him. C hristian C hurch . rrlnelpal later**«. C. T. Hill has returned from San Fran- people of other sections are very anxious You can lookout almost any window Amount of outstanding warranta unpaid. . Elder It B M oroam , rastor: Will preach at ,..»ijo«l Ï3 ttlluisok, on the third anil fifth Sunday’» of ' cisco. He has a flue stallion which he to secure them, and it will not be many ' and eeo W. 8. Cone hopping around, Outvtandinx unpaid County warranta ou th« Jl»t day of March, ls»o ............ ............... f600 00 Estimated Interest occurred thereon .................. ............. [acbmuuth. at li:oO A. M., and 7:30 r. m . All ' will stand this season. See "ad” in this years before they will bo found in every laying off town lots, selling town prop 1 ireeoMially invited. .JI*0«* ’J JÖOQOO Total amount of unpaid County warrants .................................................... erty, locating people on timber claims, issue. state of the Union. pre-emptions and homesteads, and once Johnson & Severance have a largo in- SOCIETY DIRECTORY. STATE OF OREGON. M ' in a while running home to see how his Mail for Tillamook. voice of mixed paints and the largest I wife is getting along. It keeps him C<,\N|VkUHinLU> oilnty Clerk of the County of Tillamook, Ht«w of Ornton, <1o h«"’»V assortment of brushes ever brought to the Owing to the fearful condition of that the foregoing is « true and correct statement of the number and amount of claims ailuweu •IIXAMOOK LODGE NO. 57. about as busy as a man wants to lie kept. bv the Countv Court of said county, for the six months ending on the 3iat day of March 1^90. ot A. F. & A. M., meets on the Tillamook. * road across the mountains to Tillamook w hat account the same were allowed, and the amount of warrants drawn, ana Ina amount or first Saturday night of each W. The speaking and addresses of the Odd it has been impossible for some time to warrants outstanding aud unpaid as the name appear upon the records of my office an<i iu my month. Special meetings for work every Friday night. Visiting breth ,’*Wlt,*i!eM,my5h«iid and the Seal of the County Court of »«Id county A’ ®’ l"'w‘ i Fellows, will commence sharp at 1:30, seed mail across except letter mail and ren invited to attend. Garibaldi Item*. II. V. V. Johnson, W. M. at Hadley’s hall, Saturday. Everybody the Oregonian. Some forty-five sacks of County Clerk. F. 1). Ilasbrouck, Hcc’y. mail matter for that region which have is invited. The Str. Cleone arrived in the bay on Prof. E. K. Barnard, the new princi- accumulated in the jostoffice here will lie the 18th. 'ILLAMOOK LODGE No. 94, I. <). <>. F. pal for our schools, comes well recom- shipped arround on the steamer Rosie -:01 Miss Lizzie Hcitmiller was visiting her meets tn Odd Fel low's hall every Satur- mended and no doubt will prove an ex- Olsen to-day. The arrival of that much many friends on the bay the latter [»art . , . dav night, except the mail at the Tillamook postoffice will be of last week. cellent teacher. nn>t Saturday of each nio»ith. N. P. Roberts, N.G. w. C. King, Scc'jr. Barker & Smith shipped 28,009 feet of likely to paralyze the energies of the Uh! What is the matter with the spruce lumber to Portland per steamer force, and will give the papers there a Watchtower? It has failed to make its Of the County Treasurer of Tillamook County, Oregon, for the six months ending on the 31st day /O H’O POKINTH POST, G.A R of March, A. D. ift'Jo, of money received and paid out, from whom received and from what chance to say something about the rap It is used iu the bqjj fac ap|>earance since the convention, much source, aud on what account paid out: Ljj /♦ Y ( . meets first Wednes- Ixiuis Olsen idly increasing importance of that sec • wt J®A day of each month tories at that place. General F’d. School F’<1 Date Amounts received and from what source. to the joy of its subscribers. I in Grand Central Hall. tion — Oregonian. I10IM ftft II64 M Oct. 1, 'Ho, To amount on hand from Inst report .................. J. Whiling, Commander. Johnson A Severance have a lot of fine Rumor is abroad that there is some 2« 00. To amounts received from. Attorney's Fees.......... No; our time is taken up in expressing Trial Fees ...... 1 shoulder braces for gentlemen and ladies thanks and gratification. capitalist in our town looking for a suit •’ Fines................................ that will make you walk erect and take POST-OFFICE HO EES, able place to build a brewery, saloon, res- I Old Oregonians for sale at this office. ” State Road * trauant or anything else that w ill pay. The pout-office at Tillamook will be open every the kinks out of past conduct. ’• Fines................................. '90, «>7 in the week from 7 o’clock a . m ., to ft o’clock ” License ......... ......... The building of the Salem, Dallas and Basket Social It is the intention of the directors of *■ M., and on Sun (Lay from ft to lo a . . m , and from ” Tax ................... J to 4 r. m Mails close at 45 minutes past 7 p. . m . Poll« City motor line mean* a railroad M State Road school district No. 14, to have school Money order aud registered businesi close at 5 " Tax ................................... o'clock r. m . fourteen mile« towards deep water at The ladies of this place will give a commence on the 1st of May, Although •• Trial Fees..................... J, C. Manon, Post-misicr. •• Tax...................... ......... Irasket social in Hadley’s hall on Friday a small district it has always had a good Tillamook or Astoria.—Statesman. ” Fines ...................... »’ Trial Fse»....................... The delegates from the State Republi night, May 2, for the benefit of the Tilla school The scholars have the compli ” Trial Fees can convention have returned and report mook Cornet Band. The baskets will ment of being diligent, and capable of • ” Poll Tax ...................... . ■ TILLAMOOK «7* 79 ” Tax a harmonious gathering. There is great be full of eatables and will be sold to the learning if they have a good teacher. ___ 2.? To amount due School Fund from last Report highest bidder with a beautiful young LAUNDRY, confidence in the ticket nominated. J. A. C. $IW2 91 *1V«*1 II. Total amout Received lady thrown in. There will be plenty of LESTER HART, Pxor. It is understood that the Democrat» music for the occasion, and a short pro Neituoca . Washing gathered, and will soon begin the publication of a paper General F’d School rd paid out ■ iElivered every week. I that will be used as a political organ. It gramme will be rendered by the band. There have been no marriages lately, Date By amount paid out Amounts fcoio on County warrants.......... ........ 1W9. I Family washing and ironing a specialty. will emanate from the watchtower office. All well wishers of the band are cordially By amount paid out cn School Huperintendent a warranta ... 491 7« invited to attend, and all the ladies are but it i» not too late yet nor any Marclii- By balance General fund on hand .............................................. ■ —SLITS CLEANED TO ORDER. By balance Hchool fund on hand I The full amount of »tock for the Tilla requested to bring baskets with supper arellisnt discovered and probably there 150 00. By amount paid Interest ............................ .......-............. ........ 900 00 mook A Astoria Telegraph and Telephone for two. will be none. By amount paid state Treasurer ............... ........ 6 00 By amount paid on Exchange Company has been »ul«cribed. Notice ........ Ilol 66 Quantities of oranges have been gath By amount on hand Building Fund . .. .......................... ....... U7 31 By amount on hand Incidental Fund ................. ....... of the next meeting will appear in this The Mall Ha* Come ered from the Nestucca beach lately, and By amount on hand Indigent soldier» Fund...... ....... w m Ry amount on hand <*. If B. Fund .......................................... I paper. fine ones, too. Rather early in the sea li<M w7 By amount on hand State Fund ................................................ The people of Tillamook are a reading son ior tropical fruits in this country. taoon on . J. G. DAY, Proprietor. 1 An appropriation of |5oU has been rec- By amount paid out on State Road ............................................ I Th® Beat Hay and Grain that ommended to complete the work on Dry class, and take a great many newspapers, The school at Woods commenced last I1V91 »» »>**» »1 Total | Stocking bay, and a survey of the bay to notwithstanding the impression abroad Monday the 14th. Mrs. Chamberlain, the Market Afford*! that we are all illiterate tuossbacks. The TILLAMOOK, OREGON ! determine the feasibility of improvements letter mail for this place ia very large, our former Miss. Marble is teacher. She STATE OF OREGON. » __ has taught the majority of the school* at COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK | will be made. , . . . t also, in proportion to the number of in I H M c D f . kmott , do hereby certify that the f.rregolng 1» a true and correct statement of the It will be of interest to the tax-payers habitants, there being no express, tele thia place for anntnber of year*. amounts received, paid out »nd remaining on hand, In the County Treasury of said (ounty for tba six months ending ou the 31st day of March, A D 1*90. 0 W. Kutch, C. H. Bodie | of the county to make a careful study of graph, telephone or railroad connections, i Harrison Booth, supervisor of this road Witness my hand thia 15th day of April, A. I>. 1*9° ><• McPaaMOTT. 7 Couuty Treasurer. the semi-annual reports of the county and the package mail is always large for district, has directed the road hands to . official». It seems that tbe Sheriff's re- this place. For the past three months blast out a grade on the county road along the river to widen it. The high :0: ■ port is not yet made out. we have been getting nothing through water last winter cut away some of the onsorial rtists Tbe Str Cleone from 8an Francisco the mail but letters, a few Daily Ore grades which made* it necessary to widen came in the bay last week with a cargo gonians and census circulars. them again. Have opened the only first-claas two- But relief baa come at last until we are f“,,r»hop in the county. Hair cutting of merchandise and eeveral passenger*. S. II. Kennedy ¡a preparing to erect of the Plnaneial coadidioa of the County of Tillamook In the state of Dragon, on the Hat day of i'L i 'atp,t "tyje. (jive them a trial She sailed with a cargo of lumber for the overwhelmed with relief. The steam April, A. 1» . Ww>. schooner Loala Olsen brought in thirty- some substantial building, on hi. new *’*1 they will give you a good job. One , Truckee Lumber Company. LiaMlitlea. Amount. bate He ha. been rafting ’“’»South of the Grand Cential. To warrants drawn on th.- County Trennarnr. and outstanding and unpaid Hi«00 00 six sacks of delayed mail on Tuesday farm near Wood* Apr. 1. To estimated amount of Intereet accrued thereon ........................................................ «00 0» The Str. Augusta came in Monday. his lumber by way of Big Nestucca river, KUTCH A BODLE. and the people can now regale themselves Court Hot** Bonde ..................................... - - ■ ..................... .......................... "ooa She has on board about sixtv ton» of on the accumulated bales of prepared which i* preferable to hauling at thi* .......... .»lyaaaaa freight for Nestucca and thirty tons for knowledge for weeks to come. Our post- season of the year. Mr. K. will make Talat Llabillttra NOTICE- Nehalem. The balance of bet cargo was office force is up to its eyes in papers, some valuable improvements on his farm I Date. Resource*. Amonnt. for the merchants of tbi* place. B iaxca circulars, garden seeds, etc., but the during the year. Bv Fund» In hands nt (minty Tre*« applicable lo the parmeat of County Warranta | 4*1 7» 'have gold a few five acre tract» of By Pandain hands of Couaty Sheriff applicable to the |«ymeat of Conn I y warrants Capt. Wm. D. Stillwell received the work of distribution is being pushed . I Large Ranch for Sal*. By eatimabvl unpaid current taars applicable la the paynaent ot < ouaty Warranto ■^»nd will tell a limited number more endorsement of the Yamliili county dele with all the haste possible and in a lew Good location and a chance to make i Total Resources ....... -....................... ......... .............................. ¿be railroad comes, on caay term* gation and was nominated for joint Rep- days the hopeless confusion and chaos k X HAY*, money from tbe sUrt with a small ex-1 J '’ dexxrwd 'hsrt.J Call on or addre»», Cowny tlarh , resents live at the Republican conven will be turned into order. pendilure fca^jire at th “ office. Crowds of our citizens, armed with tion which met in Portland last week. JHI JI. W. L amkllc . T/\BLE for ApiyL. te» HU Semi-Annual Report S emi -A nnual S tatement I. ED AND SALE -«-SI'JLZBX E, Kutch & Bodie T A , S emi -A nnual S ummary S tatement .
