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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1890)
* ©iUrttnoolt fjcnblinltt "PEOPLES FORUM." (We shill undertake to civ«? as many as pos sible a c hance to express their opinions in this Published every Fiiday morning. column whether the sentiment wpre»ed agrees with our opinions oint it, h owe ver-we reserve the privilege to reject or curtail any article sent ’ ’ 1 ‘ by ? all P uoi KiETOKH. ' ns, for reasons which are understood L amb & J ones , I publishers. Aho. remember that brevity is is re- qtlLed above all things.] W. F. D. J ones , D. C. L amb , E ditor . A ssociate E dito ». THE COUNTV CLERK’S FEES. north side of the river would not l>e necessary. The county will grant a bridge there long Is fore it will at Mr. Svenson’s place. The settlers up the river are working against their own inter ests and can accomplish more and obtain results sooner by working for a bridge up the river. The proposed road cannot be made as good as the one now in use. The whole difficulty has arisen from neighborhood quarrel.«, and revenge is the prime motive factor and the attorneys in the case a the principal beneficiaries. 1’UILAJiDKi: Q. D oesticks , J h . C. IT. BODLE, C entral M arket , L. ¡1. Brawn, prop. ------ Proprietor of the®, 5------------ The best of beef, veal, pork Hair-cutting q . z - j Shaving, and mutton on hand. in the latestSeafoam, Eggs, butter, vegetables and chickens City styles. \ Shampoo. bought and sold. Thia is the only first-class shop in the Satisfaction guaranteed to every one. county, (live him a trial. Shop, one Shop opposite the Grand Central. L. H. Brown. I door South ot G hand C kstbal . E d . H eadlight .—l)o the people of Tillamook county realize how (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) One year ............................................. ti.». much they are taxed for County Six months .................................. . .75. B aths at all times . The Three months . . .LO Clerk's fees in this county? “ 1 TILLAMOOK------- T illamook , - - - - O ugon . tax-payers of this county pay each ADVI'ariSJSC .’I ATES. 1____ ^IVERYSTABLE p r yeir <9.oc year for Clerk’s fees more than 1 inch, per month rl.oo . " ” 27.00 8.00 . . ¿col. ” ” 5.00 ” ” 45.00 for roads and bridges. The re . ” ” til.oc i ’ ’’ ” »» First-class single and double 15.00 ... . ” ” I35.ec ceipts of the Clerk’ r office the . LETCHER Local notice» j iTs. per line; and set«, after ; last six month.-', of 1S.S9 were over turnouts kept on hand the first insertion. XUltunock, Oregon. Lost, F >-tn«i, Wanted. For Sul • and For Rent ?3,500, more than $22 a day. Just notices, Oocts for first insertion aid Ji.oo per Boarding and transient stock month. ■ think of it; we arc paying five Legal notices, Nonpareil, io'T i. per line for carefully cared for. first insertion aud <5cts per line ¿or each aub:»e- prices for the work! In early (lavs’ q it ent insertion. when very little business was done *♦* Stillwsll Sc Ebsrman, CITY INCORPORATION All local notices will be “starred” or otherwise designated as advertisements. in the office, it w-an necessary to Proprietors. V No special position wil be agree«] upon for ' pay high fees in order to make fair E d . H eadlight : any advertisement, though we tnkr cs].« cial pains to display advertising matter e.Tectively wages for the Clerk's time, but It is to be hoped that the articles and give ns favorable porition a - pwdblt’, fre now that the business is so largely of incorporation which, I under quently changing the ‘make up” or the paper %* We mnkeaapccial effort to change or re-build increased, there is no sense in pay-' stand, tire in prejxiration for this advertisements as often us our patrons desire, ing higher fees to him than in town will be drawn with reference but make no contract to that« fleet. *♦* No cuts will be used, except out-ltna cuts on Yamhill, Poll; or Benton counties. to at lea: t three desirable features: tnetal bases. * ♦ It is an unnecessary’ tax, tin evil plainass, brevity and on business We reserve the right to reject any advertise that our Legislature should rem principles. meat that we deem ohjecti<uiable. •»* The people of this T eumh : Cash in 'idv.tnre f.»r small advertise edy at once. Dy plainess I mean such word ments and payment is required monthly or county cannot afford to enrich an ing if possible as will not require quarterly on large contracts. Send nil money bv dr ift, Postal Note, Money individual in a single term of office. the service of a judge or Court to Order or Registered i ettcr, at our expense. Public officers ought all be paid i interpret; by brevity, that they Correspondence on topics of general interest, i invibal. ; ¡airly for their work aud no more. shall contain only what is necessary Will make regular trips, the weather permit Address all commitn(catIons to T ax - pa veil for the proper government of a T he H eadlight , ting, from Watchmaker and Jeweler. T illamook , O h . TILLAMOOK to ASTORIA and PORTLAND, t small town and not encumbered THE WILSON RIVER ROAD AGAIN. | with an immense number of pro Watches Clocks ISTAll Post-masters in Tillamook county , St Je.wclry For Freight rates or Passage, apply to are atp-nts for the H eadlight . Boss Filled Cases a Specialty. P. SCHRADER. Master. E d . H eadlight .—Allow mo to visions, applicable only to a great ALL WORK Warranted, municipality; and by business prin No doubt the President was very say s< mething more about that 7 I The settlers on ciples I mean principally light 0 t r-i'Rii’i: for the TILLAMOOK much interested in Mr, Stanley's read question. ______ ® taxation (or no taxation at all for V HEADLIGHT, the only m-ws- - -V r vJ3V or ’ AXUHO MAN FOOSt luncheon stories of shady Africa. Wilson river wish to e:<press their .-iCin'-.i»! n:,d It.'lftVOUfl OI-plIIÁT; ■ the present); provisions for the im- ■ '7 >?<. riB ¡¡Weakmm of Body and Mind, Effects . » paper in Tillamook county G T ’ . f They have no ofiiec-seekers down thank:« to “A. B.” for his bold and Í.'..Ik’C.' illr-'f Frrcrsor Exoecaei ia vider Young, I provement of our street-« and of . '' A! fi.'-’y ucsiored. How to enlarda ani -Iraiglit-for’.'.i’.ril statement« in the L JiD .Vf 5A). EDOnOAXSAPARTHt > BCDÏ. giving all the county news. I lioâi . S ’bi '.«aWFUi, there. xi . ; .• • •:r..’<i”rg HOME TBJATJILXT-Benoflte In r. dsy; „<• t(,r<! r’.t'onntr!;s. Wr tethrn« H eadlight last week. It seems i the license derivable from the l;-/ r . ” pspl.nsltenand froof* («Mied)freo. Z1L4«., .« ¡Z MtOiCLL <D0-. EUFf ALO, M. “War am de uso fo’ foolin’ and that the citizens of Tillamook are 1 saloons and other licensed bus fussin’ away so much of all the not blind-folded by tin false state inesses to that end. It is also bo hoped that there time over dis ynr McKinley bill,” mints made regarding the road on eaid an old darkey the other day. the north side of Wilson river. will be no opening left for any con “Why in the wuld don’t de govern The law provides plainly that if test over the license business. ment pay it, and not waste do time twelve legal signers petition the That the state license be fixed at ■ ount. court for a road or change no less than the state provides and foilin’ aroun?” in a road, the court shall no greater than a thousand dollars We trust that some of our long- allow the petition. Now, the set a year. Have no petitioning nor winded comspondi'iits be a little ters on Wilson river have peti prohibitive nonsense about it. The easy on us. Talk to tho point and tioned for a change in a certain contest between liquor cranks and ' cut it off before you weary us, if pl ice in order to make it conven cold water cranks is about a profit you want your articles printed. We ient for the public travel,and at less one as can be raised in a com are desirous of having a little space th“ same time to give a very much munity and produces discords in left in which to speak our own n< eded outlet to settlers living on numerable. Theoretically, of course - thu north side of said stream. The the temperance people are right, .» • *"■ roceries ph n suggested t</ build a bridge practically, in this everyday world Aliout the 2‘«t!> of of course their success in a place ton c“Dt. Ailvancn will bo made further up tiw iiwr is only a blind I like this, would kill it. Either! and would no ‘ accommodate the on all through freight bu:-in<s.«, liquor would be sold without the ! both east ami went bound. 'I bis the si ttler.i. Those living out ofj I formality of license or a new town KX'BlXYTI-ilNG' AT BOTTONI PRICES: will lie aboutsuflieient to <• xtinguish the district should be careful to would spring up controlled by less tho last ray of hope that some of know they are right before signing S pecial sale on boots conscientious and more sensible1 our saw millers have of sending petitions and should allow tho peoplo and the grass would grow ! peoplo residing in a road district lumber to the ea.-lpin markets. to decide matters pertaining to in our streets worse than it now 5x. i does. H. their own district. It is an indisputable fact that C. D. Washington is a facinating city. Tho Chairmanship of the House [Much of the above article was Hardly a man visits the Capitol necessarily omitted as it contained Committee on Coinage has not yet who doeH not want to live there. personal allusions that would only been filled, and an interesting ‘‘Prospectors” are almost as num tend to further embitter all par question has arisen with it. The erous in Washington n (hey were ties concerned.—Ed.1 rules provide that in the absence in the California gold field.« in the of the ('hairman the next member halcyon days of '49 and there on the committee shall become ANOTHER VIEW OF IT. abouts, ami now that Congress is chairman, andtluit in ease of death again in --sioii they are in greater I’ d . H eadlight .—The argument of the chairman the Speaker shall number than over. of “A. I».” regarding the pctiition appoint a member to bo the head to have the road vacated tluit was of the committee; but no provision A trick that deserves to be pa allowed at the last regular term of whatever is imide for a vacancy in tented was played on a firm in court, appears nil right on the face, tho chairmanship caused by resig Wheeling, W. \ .. by a filmier who contingent circumstances, I nation, and such an occnrence ns it sei'ins had two large trees on his but when taken in consideration, give I happened when Mr. Conger, of farm, one u black walnut and the the matter nn entirely different Iowa, resigned to become minister' other a black imk. The walnut he aspect. i to Brazil seems never to have been sold first, after entirely stripping The only plausible argument contemplated, as the rules stand ofi'the bark. He next cut (he oak {»resented is that the county and there seems noway in which the and after taking oil' tho bark he parties who paid Mr. Kelso dain- chairmanship can lx* filled except Hardware, carefully tacked on the bark he Staves ,.ges would be defrauded out < f by amending the riftes. had taken off the walnut ami then their $!2tM>. Surely, Mr. Kelso Cutlery, sold it to the same party for wal Ranges, would not wish to keep the 5:200 nut. The trick, however, was dis if the road 'xi ere vacated, as he Our illustrated New Year edition is Danra and covered. but not until the logs had Tiq-ware, would be receiving something for under preparation, the engraving« are in , been drawn ten or twelve miles nothing, and Mr. Kelso has the the blinds of the artists and the matter Windows. and the saw set to work on them. and Paints for that issue is being put into tv|>e After considerable trouble the fur- : reputation of being an honest and > This special numliet will be of much I Furthermore, if the mor was at last obliged to return | fair man. value to the county and town, as the de- 1 , court sees fit to vacate the road, scriptive matter »ill tie full and complete I his ill gotten money. -Sawmill I ................................ ......... i Plumbing and Tin-raafing Promptly Dane. Gazeti i i- I it will probably lx»done with the i in every particular. Every resource, in understandinir that Mr. Kelso will understanding will | . ilustry, ami possibility will receive aj»- TILLAMOOK OREGON. DIFFERENT HERE. rei'und tho damage money, If |lv prepriate utt<,iit'°n, «ml the county will be written up by localities. There will Tho mill whistle.« which regulate is not willing to do this, the court j l>e given al«» a resume of the prosperity the time for > many i i earls morn is surely not so foolish as to vacate I of the county and several special articles ing will soon be heard no more. - the road, as it will do no harm to on luuilxtring, dairying etc., have been remain there, even if it is of no prepared by tho beat w riters in the Marinette <Wis.) Eagle. ' county. The above clipping makes us use. The paper will be illustrated with over Tho facts are these: think of old tine and (.'.uses us twenty-five engraviugs, and portrait« of I The bridge at Mr. Freeman's some of cur prominent men will be to feel e lit t le ch illy, as it indicate» that winter is ut baud and the place should not have I h ' cij built given. The expense in issuing «neh a paper ' quietni-ssol'di ,ith will rei.,n around when it was known that a new is great, and tho price will be placed at mud would be granted. the sawmills for ne. ly six mouth.« Since tiiat bridge is built, it in ithts. per copy in order that we may be ; to come. Were it not for such sug partly re-imburaed for the outlay. Our gestive reminders as this we would folly to build two mom bridges regular subscribers will receive the|u»p< r without extra charge and our regular bo apt to forget that winter was within half-u-mile of it. coming on, as winter here makes, The new mad will he of no urn* advertlaing patrons will get the full bene fit of it. no difference to the saw millers. until two new bridges ure built. Two th.wieand copies, or more will be The court is not likely to build Tho whistles shriek just the same, issued aud the p»|>er widely circulated. morning, noon aud night as they bridges them until other much The leading hotels, public libraries, ami do in tho middle of the summer. needed bridges are built in the the Board of Immigration rooms in Port Tho large double circulars get county, aud pmlutbly for the next land will bo supplied with copies ami many will be sent east. through the logs just as fast, j two years the county mid citixens Copies this issue w ill be well worth will lx- out the 8200 damages and tlu> whiiiers hiuu, tho e.lgers scream preserving fur reference, and will lie jusl m »- t ». RATES OF St BSCRIPT1ON. („ not to b» ouidbne unii invite« thè aitention <>f thè putflic t,j bis large and complète stock rif He has just received great additions to his already se lect and complete stock of goods and invites competi tion in prices, quality con sidered. Cciil 3nd take a look at liis goods and you will ba convinced that there is economy in buying of him. no matter what other in. ducements you hear of. THE SI1AUGUSTA. I »'M fââi RWia’Jl"--.-— -____ k/ $1.50 per year. t General Xlerchanclise Drugs Medicines Hard- ware Wood-ware Wil= low=\vare Roots Shoes and G —Agent for Steamer “Louis Olsen T illamook Stine IÌLLAM00K * ? HEADLIGHT PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING HOUSE. SE <Sj5o>— RLE ORDERS EXECUTED OR SHORT NOTICE. lami ' P m I > P m I '.LBANY P nt H p m I j H. C. HALD & y , uth AL PASS] P ni P ni a in am O re I J I 1 I A I. / Pu! T ouri the a eco ROBERTS & STILLWELL,& MAIL T1 a m iT a m I L j> ni I A THELEAD1NG MERCHANTS! DEALERS IN ÍEJJE^AL S|E^[IA]ÍDI^ Albany regen Pa 1 express 0 p m I L‘ Ä P «i I L pm I a 'hr< eas or ticket» M, maps et mhill kof . hli Mana, tlLAMOOl *«fe leave» ». »t s «. M. ècnntzn cfwduca >«v« Tflla ■ »■ for Noi Makes roan •• for Portia ■"or freight! Co'» «„re, ■ ,M»«n»er a cf alt lìiiich, fcuc/fit and > Tickets including supper, S2.00 --------- • » no. Hi NEW GOODS ADUoirr tn
