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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1891)
0Rc. «a aext door to Temperance Parlor*. Tillamook, - Oregon. Wood wanted at this office. Dr. Wis* arrived Wednesday. Work has commenced on the city hall Notice C. E. Reynolds’ new adverstise- i meat. - ------ - K «ua irvntt, six Half the Length of the County, by a , “Walker.” I at last arrived . Mr. Provost has a supply of exiellent j Take your cane, mount a horse, hitch brick ready tor the market. I up your buggy, yoke your oxen, or go as |R. W. A. WISE, Mrs. Barnard commenced her school at you please—it is only forty miles—but Garibaldi, Monday, the Sth. cun you travel that distance without see- DENTIST. Parties who contemplate starting a j iug something? New Mi of T««tk ‘’WVii1 Geo. Cohn has gone to Portland on Tillamook county is neither a state nor bank at this place, are in town. teeth made and alrkly •*<! wlth- business (naraa teed. »tp»l« a kingdom—but Great Jonah, were you H. C. Ilald's store building is enclosed 1 A large stock of boots and shoes just big enough to shoulder its mountains, and nearly ready for occupancy. •• OREGON. albina received at King's. j streams, valleys, bays, beaches aud big The President of the Bay City Land $200.00 IN PURSES. 2-3. Bananas 40ets. per dozen, and lemons trees aud dump them froui the Alps, say Co. isex|>ected in town this week. ■ t. 8ELPH, Mt. Blanc, you would cover tbe greater 25ets, per dozen at Stillwells. 2-3. Miss Blanch Sturgeon has closed her part of Switzerland, Northern Italy and a ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. school at Oretown and returned home. Twelve or fourteen choice dairy cows half a dozen of Bismark’s states. Yes, I for sale. Call on John Svenson. 1-3. Oflce in Poat-offict building. they’d be on the utder side, and no1 Many of our town’s people have made It will pay you to deal with the merch- doubt the better for it. Alsace and Lor-1 a trip to the Sand Spit, to see the whale. OREGON. TILLAMOOK, auts who advertise in this paper. F. M. Lamb has been around with his ■ raiue would be Nehalemed, staked of as I “timber claims,” leaving the Emperor little book trying to find out how rich the ' A new invoice of Leghorn “ flats ” at T. MAULSBY, Wilhelm marching his standing armj- people are. Ruggles & Johnson’s millinery store. from Ilobsonville to Bay City, at should The Tribune will be issued next week Attorney-at-Law. There will be a celebration July 4th at JULY 3 rd . er arms, to swear at Bisuiark across Ho- j from its new office, which is to be a lleiubree’s old place on Sand Lake. itarv Public and Real Estate Conveyancer. 1. Running; Pony Race; beet two in spacious and well finished building. V. M. Preston will open a real estate quarton slough, while he was eutering Berlin at Tillamook City. Nor that ’ s not three; 400 yards. Purse $15.00 Kntranee Mrs. Oakes has started a private board office next door to Cohn & Co’s store. W. SEVERANCE, all—King Humbert would be sitting on ing house and finds fully as many cus fee $1.50. Call for Neola cigars at Stillwell’s. the Seven Hills of the Siletz Reservation, tomers as she cares to accommodate. 1 DerUTY-DlSTRICT-ATTORNEY, The best lOcts. cigar in the market. 2-3. as grand mogul and chief of ten or fifteen 2. Running; Pony Race, best two in We are to have three barber shops. ¿Judicial District,for Tillamook Countjrf The bell for the Hook and Ladder townships of “Injuns”, shipping them by Tao are already in operation aud the three; 400 yards Purse $20.00. Entrance Company has arrived It is a large one. way of Sicily or Yaqutna, Genoa or Siletz third building is to be erected on Main OREGON. TILLAMOOK, fee $5.00. The Augusta came in Sunday with a Lapoose. Don’t let him ship them. St. They are better citizens to day than tbe large cargo of merchandise for this 3. Running; Race for all Tillamook The closing exercises for the village UÜOE THAYER, same number of lieggars and assassinat city. school will be held Friday the 19. An horses; best two in throe; one-hall I Attorney-at-Law. This office is thoroughly equipped to ing emigrants he is sending us. interesting program is being prepared by Tlie above statement is made to simply the pupils. mile I’urse $60.03. Entrance lee $10.00. associated with McCain & Hurley in 1 do any kind of job-printing, legal blank, show what an infernal set of fools, “ shod Circuit and Supreme Court business or book work. 2-3. Means A Tilden have engaged to drive dy”, monied Americans are. Five, ten JULY 4 th . for Tillamook county. It is proposed to have a display of fire or fifteen millions are being spent yearly piling for the Bay City Cooperage Co. 4. Running ; Pony Race ; best two in works aud an open air concert on the by our snobs in old, worn-out and crazy- The Company has some of its buildings T. BURNEY J. W. DRAPER evening of the Fourth. nearly completed. I three ; 600 yards Purse $30.00. Entrance brained Europe. Good Lord! If they JRNEY, & DRAPER, Just received at this office, 50,000 letter would only spend the quarter of it iu Dunsmoore Bros, have associated with fee $5.00. A ttornevs - at -L aw , heads. Call and get a supply; very- Tillamook county, they would see more, them a new partner Robt. Macklin. OREGON CITY, OREGON. 5. Running; Pony Race; single dash ; 'welve years experience as Register of the cheap, and good paper. feel better, catch larger quantities of fish, Hereafter the firm will be known as S. L amo O ffice here recommends us in our The Scotia came in Sunday and return and go back to New York, Cincinnati 01 , Dunstnaore Bros. A Co. one mile Purse $50.00. Entrance fee ecialty of business before tho L and O ffice ed to San Francisco after loading with Chicago with seventeen years of life ex x- Ed. Oakes and Charley Young while the Courts and involving the practice in the I $10.00. lumber at theTiuckce Mills. ag-'attempting to bring a load of sand from tension, and I do ho|>e our comiii_ NtRAL L and O ffice . 0. Trotting Race; Tillamook buggy Wanted—Will pay lOcts each for a few Democratic congress will pass a Mills— ' the Sand Spit to the brick-yard over- loaded their boat and sho sunk in deep copies of the H eadlight of April 17 aud McKinley bill to make’etu. B BROCKENBROUGH, horses; best two in three; one-hall mile. I do wish I had five hundred of those water. The boys had a gooj swim. [ 24, 1891. Send to this office. t-f. ATTORNEY AT LAW. traveling millionaires along the road to Now the foundation is being laid and Purso $25.00. Entrance lee f 2.50. There is a great deal of excitement re- ,te Special Agent of the General l.auj Office.) drop their ecads. Cone ’s new hotel will soon materialize I garding the Fourth of July races, and it OREGON CITY, OREGON. Three miles from here to the beach, ar.d assume definite proportions. The CONDITIONS. will ba a gala day in Tillamook. omesteads, Pre-Emptions, and Timber pretty valley, chrystal Btream, purling carpenters are also busily at work on a Rev. Father Desmarais has returned waters, a paradise to-day, to last for ages. id Applications, n Specialty. All races will be under the supervision fine hotel buildingon Main St., which will from Netarts, where he has been looking Now we strike the beach above Salmon irrtcs: and Floar L and O kkick B vildin «. soon be ready for occupancy. of the Tillamook county Fair Association, after the interests oi' his church. Cape, and such a beach I Come yourself GARIBALDI. When in the city, pay the H eadlight and look at it! and the rules of the National Trottiug As MISCELLANEOUS, office a call. We are always glad to see Were you ever at Long Branch or New sociation will govern the races. F. P. Hobson is doing somo good work our friends, also, to make new acquaiut- port? Take half the capital and money &, E. THAYER, on this part of the road. I ances. Under no circumstances will uuy con of either place and put it here. No, no, The Scotia and Augusta both came in F or S ale .—Fifty-five acres of good we do not need your money and capital BANKERS. ditional entries be received. tide land. Lor further particulars call , —simple nature hero to-day cau beat on Sunday the seventh. teserai Banking and Exchange business, Sidney Anderson has the contract of 1 The Association reserves the right to on or address M. C. Trowbiidge at Til youi artificial “get ups,” and give you all «rest paid on time deposits. your present capital for a starter. hauling the wood for J. M. Harrison. txehange on England, Belgium, Germany, lamook alter, amend or postpone any or all of Thus far we have made only eight Quite a crowd of Garibaldi and Bay eden and all foreign countries. M. B. Petteys of the firm of Comer A these races should the Board of c- miles, and just arrived at Nestueca Bay, City people went to see the whale last ULAMOOK, - - - GREGOS. Petteys, of Bay City, has been in this tors in their judgement aud for e city for several days receiving medical where wo ffre “stuck” until the tide runs Sunday. out, to wo can pursue our journey. I treatment from Dr. Petre. I understand that some of the llobson- deem it advisable so to do. June 3, 1891. S am S mith . ville, children will attend school here There will be a celebration in Woods AND In the event of any race not filling, this summer. on the 4th of July. An interesting pro CITY ORDINANCES. TOWN LOTS t S. Schiffiuann, who has been helping if the Association deem* proper to gramme has been prepared. This office For sale at reasonable prices and on ORDIANCE NO. 18. Joe. Harrison cut wood, left to day for tbe race, they reserve tbe right to with I is issuing posters for the occasion. 'orable terms. Location, best in the Capt. Hallock has received his com- A n ORDINANCE FOR THE FlRroSF. OF his place on Wilson River. I bold from the purse tbe entry of the mu >n of Tillamook. LEVYING A TAX TO IMPROV* TUB STREETS At last we have secured a teacher and , ting horses. As mission as post-master at Barnegat. W m . D. S tillwell . school will comnienco June 8th with 1 soon as tlie mail route is established the The people of Tillamook City da ordain: The Secretary will take pleasure in re I post-office will be in running order. S ec . 1 That an assessment shall be Mrs. Barnard in charge. F. Worthington was down last week plying to any and all commun ¡cations with 1 ! This office makes a specialty of flue leaned for the purpose of graveling an 1 1 commercial job-printing. None but i-iin provili: g tlie streets ns follows; on and reports school progressing nicely I reference to transportations, track facil- first-class work turned out, aud at prices Lots 1. 5,6,7 and 8 of block 1; lots 4, 5, 7 Miss May Elliott is ths teacher. I ties and any other desired information. you would pay for inferior work else- anu and o, 8, Ul of block uivca 2; ivue lots a, 1, u, 5, o, 0, f 7 unri and o, 8, -D ied .—At his home on the Nehalem, | It is probable that additional purses of block 3; lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, of block 4; ' June ju 2, Ben. Gervais, aged 16 years, of where. 2-3. I will be at the Occidental Hotel from lots 1, 2, 3 aud 4, of block 7; lots 1, 2, 3, p nninionia. He was buried iu the will lie raised and other races arranged c. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. for lie sides outside races, of which di June 10 to June 20 to practice dentistry. and 4, of block 8; lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, of Nehalem cemetery. notice will begiyon, and a full and reguli Those who are in need of gold and amal block 6; lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8, of block 10; a . POOL TABLES and BILLIARD TABLES. gam filling being done, will please take of the old survey of Tillamook City: programme arranged for July 4th. WOODS. The north half of block 1 mid lot 2, of notice. W. A. Wise, Dentist 50 tf. For further particulars address. Thayer’s addition to Tillamook: The J HOUSE ALWAYS ORDERLY. Fred Larson lias an excellent shop, Compton received his goods by A. I’. W ilson , Secretary. .... ........ — ----------------------------------- W -J land abutting 2nd Ave., on eastsidefrom and is perpared to do all kinds of black 91 ft.southoi'N.E.corneroftheE.Thomas last Steamer, and is now getting a good Tillamook, Ore. smithing, wagon work, and repairing of D. L. C:, south to First St. The land ly- ‘ra<1‘‘- machinery. Ilis place has the appear- Race Track Note». FiM:-:WinBS,:-:Liquors:-:and:-:Gigars. Six carpenters are at work on R. T. ing north of First St. from east side of ance of a foundry or machine-shop. 2-3. 2nd Ave. E. to the east side of 3rd Ave. Weatherly’s new store biiild’ng. They There were some-lively races on the The Board of Trade met on Saturday E. , of 50 cts per front foot: And 011 lots expect to complete it the Fourth of July. \ Fuir Grounds Saturday evening and con od Hall for Dance» and Entertainment». and transacted some minor business. 1 and 8 of block 8, fronting Stillwell There will doubtless be a good celebra- The members should be more prompt in Ave., lots 4 and 5 of block 9 on Stillwell {¡on at Woods on the Fourth Among siderable money changed hands Other TILLAMOOK, OÄKOON. attendance, and the meeting should be Ave; All land fronting Stillwell Ave. the many interesting features of the oc- , races are being arranged ler, and the race track is getting to lie a favorite re called to order and adjourned on time. from Second St. to the north side of nasion will be an entertainment given by sort. Deeds, mortgages, bonds, bound re Fourth St. also all tbe land abutting 2nd £)r, Linton. W. An admission fee of ten cents was ceipts, and all classes of legal blanks Ave. E. from Second St. on the west side charged, and the gate money taken in Did TouOetOneT | printed in this office as cheap as you can to the north side of Fifth St lots 1 and 2 1 will lie used towards improving the Fair get them in Portland or Salem. First of block 1, lots 1 and 0 of block 3; lots It is our custom to send out statements Grounds. A small admission fee will b* class work, regulation sizes and forms, 1 and 6 of block 5, lots 1 and 6 of block to our subscriber» once a year, showing collected at the gate hereafter at tbe and best quality of paper. t-f. 7, of Thayer’s addition, 25 cts per front their standing on our liooks. We wish evening races, and police regulations will Hoard’s Dairyman is the leading dairy foot. to keep our books straight, and if there be strictly enforced. Tbe Fair Associat S ec 2 Said improvements sitali be paper in the United States and is entirely ion has been at great expense in securing is an error we want it corrected devoted to the dairy business. It is a first- made by those who have bid to do their We send there statements to all snb- and improving the ground* and the ex own work on or before Oct. 1st 1891: clas- publication in every respect, and is scriber, and if we have overl.nked your pense has just commenced, so if you | just the thing fcr Tillamook ranchers. All the balance to be proceeded with by name, mention it and we will send you haven’t ten cents about your clothe«, Vill make regular trips, the weather perm It is published at Ft. Atkinson, Wis., tbe contractors, Wheeler A Elliott, assess one through tbe mail. It is too much you’d better .lay home Those fellows If. from terms $1.00 per year. Clubbed with The ments payable as soon as work is finslied trouble to go in person with a statement who walks three mile* out of their way LT.AMOOK to ASTORIA AMD PORTLAND. I H eadlight at $2.25 lor both papers, t-f. t.. J and the Recorder is hereby directed to to every one, and many forget the time through tho brush and crawled in under ror Freight rate« or Passage, apply to j place all of the above listed property on The Board of Trade papers are ready the Lien Book and if the assessment i.i 1 , their subscription, expires, so w* send the fence are "apotted,” and will have a P. SCHRADER. Master. chance to contribute to the city corpora | for distribution and are being sent out to not paid at the time provided for in this 1 these gentle reminders j enquirers and parties who may be inter ordinance, he shall proceed to sell the 1 The firms from which we buy our tion fund if the operation ia re|s-ated. We offer a gentle hint to those who in this county. reliable per sanie> or a* Din<-d' thereof as shall be material send us statements and require I ested __ ____________ ,___ Any __________ . ...1.,. j son, who knows of parties in the east who necessary to pay such assessment and payment once a month, Rnd we think it congregate on the streets on Sunday and yttciHajei. would be desirable citizens and who cost *s provided for in the City charter. is not too much to ask our subscribers to talk loud about betting. Be quiet al>out it, have less bluffing and put up your pay promptly one* a year. ( would be likely to come here, should ORDINANCE NO. ¡9. money with less loud talking. ! leave their names and addresses at this The race Saturday evening between I office, so that copies of the illustrated A n ordinance to heebie the maknb * or < OltltECTIONA- CITY ORDINANCE«. Idaho Bill and Brown A Hadley’s sorrel IMPROVING STREETS.’ i H eadlight may be sent to them . PHOTOGRAPHERS- The last sentence of sec. 1, ordinance for $25 s aide, was won by the latter. I The people of Tillamook City do ordain: Col. Archibald Carr, Inspector Govern- Tlie pony race between Dave Hadley’* No. 14, should read as follows: Tliat all streets that have been or may D WORK it tke LOWEST LIVING RATES. I ment Surveys, with his assistants, arrived hereafter be ordered improved, shall be ' “All street crossings to he made with “Old Baldy” and the McKinley pony, in this place Sunday, and his men will three 3>l2-inch plank approach on each was won by the former. improved as follows: A foot race between Geo. Day and Copying and Enlarging in OH, Pastel, proceed to ins)>ect tbe recent government 1 be surface dirt shall be excavated to aide, etc.” layon India Ink and Water Colors, a surveys made in this county. Col. Carr one foot below tbe established grade, The last part of sec. 1, ordinance No. Asa Welle was won by the latter Con siderable money changed hands on this totally. Call and examine our work met with a painful and distressing accid then fill in Sinches deep in the center and I ’5. should read : ent, breaking his wrist, just as he arrived S tvdio N sa * G. A. R. H all . “4th Ave. E., from tbe north »ide of race. rounded to 6 inches deep at side* with ' ” On Saturday the 27th, there will be a LLAMOOK. • - OREGON here. He was coming in on O. Orton’» Second St. to the north side of hack, and when opposite the M. E. coarse gravel and covered with river Ninth st., on the east side etc.” race between tho Brown A Hedley sorrel Church, a wheel of the vehicle suddenly gravel 4 inches deep in center rounded to These corrections refer to the ordin and the McKinney roan, owned by Dan dropped id a deep mt, throwing him out 2 inches deep at »ides; all to be made ances relating to side-walk* aud cressings, Shaw, for $60 ■ aid*. headlong, «nd inflicting the injuries smoo.h and even and solidly tamped. There will he a pony race next Satnr- AM side walks shall Ice built on a line one of the error* being made in thia office above mentioned. Dr. Petre set the j and the other in tlie “copy” lurniahed to I .lay between tbs Lattimer «nd D*y ponies, broken limb, and he is getting along as with tbe est*4>li*bed gr*<ie at tlie out 1 lor $10 a *Me, well as ccnld be expected, and ia cared •ide raising J r inch to tbe foot, to the nl*- There will I* a foot rare on July 4th fi. | building line which shall be 4 inches for at the residence of Deputy ~ between H. B. Norton and John Einl utn 1 above tlie street gra>le line except where Surveyor A P. Wilson. for $100 a «ide There will be consider , a seperalc grade is established for side I will make regular trip* oace ■ dav on able outside betting on thia race. walk* and street* Any failure to com low tide from the month of the Nehalem L ater .—Above rare declared off. ply with the provision* of this ordinance On Friday night, July 3rd, the Firemen when orderd so to do by the street com river to Bar View, except Sunday funleM Bowers and Hadley will probably run notified.) All order* left with Theo. will give a grand ball, which will be the missioner »ball be deemed a misdemeanor a foot race on the 4th of July, if they ran event of tbe season. The Firemen will and on conviction liefore the Recorder Park* of Garibaldi will receive prompt bring tl.etmelvMi into proper condition attention A. 1» A ldcrmar 52-t f appear in red shirts and the dance will shall be punishable by a fine of n<X less The crowd will plea** keep an eye on be conducted appropriately for tire occas than $25.00 nor more than $50.00 and , them ion. coat. N oth *.—My ponv, “OM Raldy”, is Several of the best musicians will be Adopted June jth 1801 slightly lame, but as soon a* be gets well in attendance, and sopper will be served IT J. Barker) I am ready to ran him again« any lines* at the Larson home. Tickets including A P. Wilson • Trustees trem _» to M.m J Sheets)________ ______ supper, $2.00 Tire proceed* will be de- Tillamook County Fair Association Jniy 3rd and 4th PROGRAMME. iCRE I HOAG & DAUGHERTY. Have just opened it gents’ furnishing store, in Thayer’s building two doors north of the Bank, where they propose to keep the latest styles of CLOTHING, IIfits», Ties and. Underclothing. ZP»UCKEE T j UMBEH (’OMPANY. (®F SAN FRANCISCO.) --------- -DEALERS IN----- - — ¡<►41 General t TQerehandise, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crookery and Queens ware. Doors, Windows Lime, Hair and Cement. Hardware and Nails. Special Attention EjiVen to Filling Orde^ for (¡ood? ¡0 Jobbing Lot?. HEY have just received an immense stock of general merchandise which they are selling at prices never be fore quoted iu this part of the country. T F or I nstance : B est B rands C alifornia F lock .¿k.g'cn.ts for tiro ^STEAMER t TKUCKEEf TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO AND WAY PORTS. Mikas regular trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting. The fast sailing S tii . T rvck K f ha* linen specially fitted up for carrying pas« seugers. Following are the rates: CABIN • $15. STEERAGE Freight, (General Merchandise) PASSAGE ROUND TRIP, $9. |20. $4 per ton. For further information apply to J. E. S ibley , - Hlo^son-ville manager . [Jew [food? TRACTS j. SA.00 per bbl. Arrive on every steamer for — C. E. Reynolds, ■ the enterprising Furniture Man. He carries a Large Stock of household furniture, etc. Wall Paper c. and window blinds of the latest d esigns. Undertaking: A full line of burial caskets. Cor First St. anti lat Ave. K, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. S. A. ROBERTS, -------- DEALER IN' —■ Hardware, Cutlery, Onor», Window», Btove», Renga», Tiq-wara, and Paint». HE S™ AUGUSTA. Plumbing and Tin-rnafing Promptly Dana. TILLAMOOK - - - - - OREGON. MEI^IC^ pOI^T^lT CO. OCCIDENTAL < HOTEL. ¡yiSTIG GEORGE PETTIT, TILLAMOOK, — P roprietor , ohegon BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN This House is First-class THE CITY. in every Respect. LARSON HOUSE— TILLAMOOK. - OREGON. M. H. L arson , P rop . Boarding by the Day or Week. Every attention shown to guests, and no pains spared to make them comfortable in every way. u. S“' NEW HOTEL BUILDINC. Th* AnrM and br»t furniahrd hotel In the city First cl«M In »wry reapeel Rate* r**»«»fiable. a- aavewaa. » ihllwiu . LETCHER & STILLWELL,
