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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1891)
next door to t^mpertner Parlors eep the I lies ott while we sleep. "i-o- i u imams who wilt <.|>cn n bank in Buy City, was in Salem yester r. i day. He will also build a saw mill, with a band saw, wilh a capacity of about SELPH, 100,000 ft per day. He will also pot in Have just opened a gents' furnishing j electric light works for the ambitious attorn E Y-AT-LA w . TREAD LIGHTLY. new town on Tillamook Bay.—Salem store, in Thayer's builtliug two doom north of the Rank, Our energy h warted In vain frivolities Statesman. OREGON. .SÍOOK, where they propose to keep the latest styles of and we moat repo»« while a-vinebody Rev. Wood of Tillamook preached to a To pay for waving her tax-roll rtxetl up, else reap« (he golden harvest. crowded house Sunday at 2 P, M. AULSBY, but It looks as If we'd be fortunate to Wes. Day has become a partner with \ttorney-at-Law. I If there is a scrub pony race for two- Chas. Libby in the meat market. They J get off that eaay. Dance and Supper the night of the dollars-and-a-half a side, every mother’s have remodeled their huitding and have ' public sad Resi Estate Conveyancer. 2*th. No doubt the County Court thought it son of us will walk half a mile through made general improvements. Save your energy for the Firemen’s was doing a good thing for the people i The machinery for the Bay City severance , j dance. j the rain to the race track, business Coo[>erage Co. arrived per Str. Scotia, when it ordered an abstract of all the Rev. O. 15. Whitmore went to Bay City I houses are closed, and betting runs high.' )ïPUTï-DisTgiCT-ArroBSEY, the largest boat that has brought freight real estate owned in the coilnty . i Tuesday. Our excitement knows no bounds, aud to our wharf, icial District,for Tillamook Cuuuty In one way it is n good thing, but it is I Watchout for your stock, or the City ‘ we stand patiently in the cohl, dank ' II. C. Hald has returned from Portland feared that the court has made a mistake ,AMOOK, - 0RÊG0N. Marshall will. mists, waiting to see the "riders up.” where he has lteeu ordering a general iu paying too much for the work to be Charles Link was drowned in the pond " e cheer the winning cayuse till we're stock of hardware and groceries. Arrive on every steamer for i done, iE THAYER, at Jones' mill last week. hoarse. - Tho foundation,—(55x00) for tiie — jço one .¡|[ f()r a nlDlnen| doubt the i IIou. Wm. D. Stillwell has returned Utorney-at-Law. If there's a fight on the streets, or the Cooperage factory is laid, the uoor is 1 from a trip to Portland and Salem. down, and the frame work for the first i *,OWs*y a,1,l K°od intentions of the court iated with McCain & Hurley iu the enterprising City Marshall collars a noisy drunk, story is up, uor do we believe that Messrs. Markley State Teacher’s Association meets in ¡t and Supremo Court business 1 there is a large aud appreciative crowd j Newport, from June 3O to July 3 W. S. Ruuvon was a visitor at Bay ’ * Savage, the gentlemen em|>loyed to do tor Tillamook county. in a few moments, aud the surging muss City last week The Str. Scotia camo in the bey last 1 the work, would be guilty of any sharp He carries a seethes to and fro until the fun is over. I J . J. McCoy is visiting in Portland. ' practices. |RNEY j . w . draper week with a large cargo of freight. A mass meetiug was held tho other y 4 DRAPER, Miss Ellen Ross, sister of Mis. R. Surveyor Edwards lias finished his Thé court wanted the descriptions in ArroBNEYS at -I. aw , Hays, arrived in tlie city last week. j night <0 attend to matters of the utmost work for ti e Bay City Land Co. I the assessor’s tax-roll correct, and Markly OREGON CITY, OREGON. of household furniture, etc. Tlie report that William Curtis had importance, aud—well.it w as about as i Mr. J. Nicklus lost a valuable cow oue A - Savage know a good be'gain when (years experience as Resister of the LoKrtCShere recommends us tn our been killed by a stallion is a canard. follows: A few men and boys congre- day lust week . they see it. So the contract was made. 51 business before ths I. and O ffice Mr. Wallace Oakes lias bought lotsand The Str. Augusta came in Tuesday ( gated, one at a time, iu the hall, aud a lrts and involving tlie practice in the According to the contract Messrs. Markley with a large cargo of goods for this place. i few didn’t get farther than the saloon. will build soon. Mr. Oakes will organize j and window blinds of the LAND OFFtCK. Ho is prepared * Savage are to receive 15mills for ever) a class in vocal music. 1 The new post office boxes have come. Most of them staid at home. latest designs. to do special aud thorough work. dollar's worth of property wrongly des They are elegant as well as convenient JCKENBROUGH, Finally business began, after a great F. M. Lamb has finished assessing ' cribed, and $200 00 beside. Another Marriage license was issued this week ’ reports that ‘ tho value ot clausa gives them 10 mills on all proper ATTORNEY AT LAW. to C. A. Smith and Miss R. A. G. Donald deal of humming and hawing A gentle Bay City. I He ial Agent of the General Umd Office.) man describing it said, “The chairman taxable pnqierty has more than doubled ty not listed which has been acquired son. OREGON CITY, OREGON. during the last year. — Rev. W. Butt, Sr., of Helio, will preach allowed things to drag, the secretary i from the government since Sept. 1, tSOi. tads Pre-Emptions, and Timber A full line of burial caskets. Miss Alpharetta Beard was married to ications, a Specialty. in tho Court House 011 Sunday July 5. at stretched himself out lazily on a bench Mr. William J. Brown of Santa Maria, i Tlie contract is to bo completed by Aug. Lnd Floor L and Orrice- B vildino . I 3:30 P. M. l-or. First St. «nd 1st Ave. E, 1 and the audience drifted into a state of June 19,1891. 20, 1891, and thisclauso has no effect, no TILLAM(X>K, OB EGON. J. F. Kenedy, the new barber, will . desultory reverie.” doubt the result of a clerical error in Gilbert Eyk sold to M. F. McNeil ‘ open his shop in A. J. Stillwell's temper- MISCELLANEOUS, Those valliant rustlers who were there one acre of land in McCoy’s addition writing the contract, as it should have ; anee parlor. “chewed the rag” for awhile without do- for $503. Mr. McNeil will lay it off in read 18t*0, instead of 1891, and the gentle Miss Mary Williams has returned from . ing anything definitely to speak of, and ; lots a,ul I,lace il ”P0U tlle market THAYER, men will probably not worry tbeuiselvra Salem where she has been attending the audience gradually disappeared as it A meeting for the purpose of organizing to find lauds not listed, which have been Willamette University. bankers . a board of trade, bus been called. ------ dealer in **— recently acquired from the goverment. C. A, Smith and Gracie Donaldson came, one at a time. There were but Banking and Exchange business, Mrs. Dusenebery arrived from San We believe the court did not realize [ wero<married by Rev. Morgan last Tues three left, when a motion to adjourn and lid on time deposits. HardwBr«, Cutlery, Dnnre, Windows Francisco per Str. Scotia. She has as take a drink, was carried with great sumed the superintending of the board what it was going into. A careful esti e on England Belgium, Germany, day. Good luck to them. d all foreign countries. HtnvHB, Range«, Tiq-wara, Goo. Cohn has returned from Portland unanimity. ing house for the Cooperage Co. mate shows that the county will pay 00K, - - - OREGON. where he has been laying iu a large It is all forgotten now. Ills Mr . O. Young has gone to meet . about $3,000, for work which the court stock of goods for Cohu A Co. ■nd Paints. father in Portland. supposed would cost only a few hundred HSUS AND THEKE. ’E TRACTS School taxes should bo paid at once, dollars. G A ICI It A LI>I. AND thereby saving additional expense in ad- County orders taken at Cohn *8 Plumbing and Tin-ronfing Pramptlg Dan«» The property of twenty-flvo of the I vertising the delinquent property. OWN LOTS market value for goods. Co. School Supt. While visited our heaviest tax-payers, taken from the tax W.T. Jones, representing the Vermont TILLAMOOK - - - - * OREGON. Is at reasonable prices and on Dr. Linton will give an entertainment school last week. roll (and tho mistakes in these are fewer terms. Location, best in the Marblo works of Portland, is in the city at Woods on the Fourth. School is progressing nicely under the ! again. Their “ad” will appear in this than any others) amounts to $80,915. Of Tillamook. Homer Mason has quit clerking for able nianagment of Mrs. Barnard The Í I W m . D. S tillwell . paper soon. school charts have arrived and are a | i 15,701 has been wrongly described, j Cohn A Co. He will go to Denver and irrptit help helii to flip tnuphpr • Tt.:- ________ t __________ .. _ •»._ ■ D. Looney, representing E. W. Acbi. attend school 15. C. Lamb is filling liis great the teacher. This proportion of wrongly descrilted sou A Co, marble dealers, of Albany is place temporarily. Bayley & Higgenbotbaui drove a large property will no doubt increaae, when ' here taking orders for uiouuments snd (he whol# ma,ter ., ()p> -nd eVen Frank Wheeler, road supervisor for band of cattle out last week to Astoria. tomb stones. 4-5 The Trackee Lumber Co. mill will be if thn ratio relnaiu. tho ,aill0 it „ pre this district will attempt to collect road COHN & CO., ' The grandstand is being erected on the tax in the city limits. It is generally Re idle for a month or more, ns they intend i I Fair ground and w ill be ready to seat the lieved that residents of the city are liable to drive piling under the wharf and I l’os*e,olls- The Leading Merchants spectators for the races. A large attcud- to a city road tax but. exempt from the make other repairs. 1 he investigation so far, shows over t j anee is expected. The Truckee Lumber Co. have cleared three-sixteenths of tho property wrongly district tax. Mr. Wheeler will test the TR A I I I ICT A 1'ie 'ast on ^nodt river between matter however. away the logs, on the beach north of the described, and/he total valuation of tax and the tollgate 011 surveyed land H. W. LasHelle is working an enterprise store. so that a persou can drive to the able property in the county is over $000,- GROCERIES, siMr nini'riut y> erm "'us recently taken by John Haas. Cbos. that will be of great benefit to this city if mill with a wagon and get freight with OOO^nnd the proportion that is incorrect I /'I. - I*« ..I Urt., 1/1.1 him. IkX.XX Chatterton located everybody will take hold. The manner out boating it Dry Goods, Clothing and would be about $170,030. Allowing 15 The hay crop is somewhat injured by in which he proposes to raise funds to es I to A8TOIUA and PORTLAND, ONION I’KAK. mills oil the dollar, this will cost the rates or Passage, apply to [ the continued rains, but if the weather tablish industries here will not be hard Notions- CHRADER. Master. continues favorable from this time, will on anyone, and will bring good returns county $2550, Itesides the additional $200 School lias commenced in District No without the outlay of capital. 1 be saved in pretty fair condition. 11, with Mrs. M. J . Handy 11s teacher. , and it is fair to presume that these Two men named Wilkes and Husby King has just received a large invoice Mr. 8. 15. Alley intends burning a ! figures will be greatly increased. were arrested for tresspass on complaint of new goods from San Francisco, lie Our estimates are based on descriptions brick-kiln this season, providing he can of Wm. Smith. They were tiied before is putting sugar, teas and coffees down LARGE STOCK! G,n.CL<j ^ I. Anil suitable dirt for the purpose. 1 taken from the tax-roll and corn pa red Justice Thompson and fined $5 each. to hard pan. If you are a tea drinker, New goods by every Mr. J. M. Alloy, while helping tohundle i with the record of deeds, and can be Mr. Diehl, east of the city, has raised try his “Grand Ma’s Delight. ” It is far f a vicious cow a short time ngo, unfortun easily verified by anyone taking the some mammoth strawberries this year, in advae.ee of any tea that ever struck steamer. though tlie wet weather has been gener Tillamook, and it is within the reach of ately came in contact with thecw’s horns, trouble to do it. PHOTOGRAPHERS. ally and received a rather painful wound just all. destructive to the strawberry crop. The contract is very lame iu many re above tlie knee. He is now convalescing In the allotment of lands for Indians Dr. W. A..Wise will return to Albina spects, and we believe it is not too lato however. at the LOWEST LIVING RATES on the Augusta, but will be here again on Siletz reservation, the Indians on Tlie sawmills are both in operation yet to remedy the errors. We feel sure WE BUY CHEAP, from July 10 to August 1st. He will be Tillamook bay were left out, owing to the But the now, sawing out timber for their build that the court did not intend to pay so IrtmZ Enlarging in Oil, Pastel, Bay City for a few days while over here, i provisions of an old treaty. and can sell cheap. ings. They are paying from $2.00 to much, and it is its duty to get out of the Via Ink and Waler Colors, a It is thougtit by many of our people treaty was never properly ratified, and Call und examine our work that there should lie some programme [ these Indians are entitled to their rights. 13.00 per M. for logs. There will dilemma, if it can honorably undoubtedly lie a good opening for a log ldio N ear G. A. R. H all . arranged for exercises on the 4th in ad It is thought the mistake will be rem ging camp soon, as it is impossible to get WK Pill NT ftOK, - - OREGON dition to the races It is not too late ( edied. much fir timber without a team They The assessor is assessing rail-road lands Cards, BRING US YOUR I yet- are asking $12.00 per M for rough CLUBBING LIST. Knveloix-s, I In the races on the third and fourth of this year, though the railroad company lumber, which the settlers consider is kicking about it and says that the Country Produce- Letter-heads, rather steep,” considering the price they and Toledo Blade 1 year .. rt-ij July, two-thirds of the purses go to the company's title is not good enough yet Bill-heads, rekly Call (S. F.) ” ... .. »1*5 | winning horses, and one-third to the 1 pay fur logs. A. .. . $2.50 rekly Examiner “ Statements, I second best. The entrance fees will be | to lie assessed. However, the company Í4-5O Bst Shore in answer to inquiries, says it is ready to Note-heads, NFTAICTK. I5.00 I divided in the samo manner. «itury Magazine ” TILLAMQDK, DRE sell lands to any and all persons. Yam Posters, . 12.00 fctroit Free Press ” K. W. Achison & Co make a specialty hill county has been collecting taxes on Cohn A Brown IH'k. Hand-bills, E d H eadlight . —Appreciating the re complete novels to any ol<l sub [ of the New Westerly granite for monu the same class of lands, and we’ll try it news obtained through your paper from will bring us one new subscriber, Tickets, ments. It is the finest material known over here. ■ apply only to n< w subscribtrs and other places in Tillamook county, we are Circulars. I pay arrearage and renew theio I for monuments. All work done at Port willing to write the news from this place. Wedding invitations, (before the end of th is month. land prices.—D. Looney, agent. 4-9 Ball programmes, Mr O'Hara has his tine hotel about We wish to collect At the mass meeting on Monday night IMITI, AND ’IRKKT. Placards, completed. When finished aud furnish all outstanding ac there was a fair turnout, and harbor im ■Wholesale Quotations.) Deeds, ed will lie able to accommodate a part of counts for subscrip were discussed. A com 60 Mortgages « 62 q provements $ the people who frequent this beach in tions and advertis 60 ii'i mittee was appointed to draft suitable Bonds, search of health or recreation It is re- .|l* ing before July 15. 1 65 I 60 resolutions to send to our Representatives Receipts. l>orted that he intends to keep a stock of I ’ lease settle up if I (to Bia Walla I fts in Congress. 1-egal blanks, general merchandise in connection with Lloo lbs ......... 65 ft® yon can spare the Dr. Johnson has returned from a trip Pamphlets, j hotel and P O If true he will find it I 50 money . GEORGE PETTIT, P roprietor , « 50 to Portland and McMinnville. He at And all kinds of commercial printing, 7 •V 00 profitable to himself aud an advantage 8 00 6 00 TILLAMOOK, okecmdn tended Grand Ixidge A. F. A A. M. in book work etc., etc. Good work and 1 to the large number of settlers living on V dot. 1 oO ft y» Portland and visited his folks in Me- regulation prices. I Cape Mcarea and the Sand Spit, especi 3 50 5 ûo OKKTOWN. Bri*» Minnville. He says he enjoyed the trip ! 22 t 2 ally in the winter. NDTK'K. Store, in Rolls . 20 15 notwithstanding the rain. Several wagons of coasters came iu Notwithstanding the rain, four loads of Vho* 26 23 The uMscMmeut on the Fair Aaaociation Wtn Ste:nmetz will receive a large last week. . campers arrived to enjoy the scenery 22 Stock is now ddinqment and unless paid stock of farm machinery, wagons, mow- j__ Mr. Barnhart has commenced the which is beyond description. This House is First-class in every Respect. to immediately, I shall proceed to sell the lo«i ers etc. on the next steamer and will crectjo0 of his bouse on tlie Bay Rev Jones has left this vicinity to at same. lo 11 ___ S A _______ lo Messrs. _ Dnnn Craven I____ deserve credit tend Conference he has employed an >0% open his »tore one door west of Olsen A. I’ WiLaoX. block. Wait until you see his Buckeye (of 'hejr wf>fk cn |1|e n#w road between attorney iu lillaniook to secure Lis right 1 June 24, 1W1 11% I 8 _ _ _ Rev. O. B. Whitmore, grand mowers before you buy. ut,le an<1 Big Now we need to his claim while gone. I >5 5 00 ‘ Ou ’ r '¿blW K'h-oL under the efficent ler turer of the A . O U. W ret.irn- TILLAMOOK, - OWROON. 4 W try Brands While the Str. Augusta was maneuver- the bridges. crowded J’®*1 eniay from < jorvallis, where 4 90 irn Oregon.. 4 7ft !ng about the wharf at Portland, one of M. H. L arson . P rop . The new county road to Slab Creek is mansgetnert of Miss Page is so <--------- B public meeting. He gom to build build b® J1« the deck hands was killed. He was a nearing completion and when finished that we will Ite compelled either to 1 to Tillamook in a day or two where new man, and n-»t obeying ordets, got a larger house, or divide the district. will be appreciated by the summer coast K A YAMHILL STAGE ROLTF.. i he will organise a lodge, perita ¡ hv outside tlie boat and was crushed against ers who wish to avoid pulling through Quite an interesting Sunday School is two, ono at Tillamook and one at s North Yamhill daily, except Snn- a beam. No blame is attached to Cap Every attention shown to guests, and four miles of soft sand during high tides conducted at this place, many coming Bay < 'ityTel phone-Register. i. for Tillamook. tain Schrader. • no pains epared to make them comfortable in ever. vay. Mr itaverlin of Dolph has the contract for miles to attend. All are cordially amook daily, except Sunday, at M »TH r •rth Yiimhi! . F. M. Lamb is making his rounds as for carrying the mail between that place invited r»ectio« with trains at North Yam- Notice in hereby fiv«n that I the undersigned NEW HOTEL BUILDING. Hr.MUK'K I’ am K. assessor He finds the task of assessiug and Neskowin. A11 effort will soon I* and. by Vlrtne «•» «he Mthorftv vented in me < i»y The An« «t and br»l fafnitlted hotel tn the dtjr Fir«4 cl«*» In rvrry r»»?«rt Mate» r <'•>! Ibte Marshal '•< T»llam«M«k City Or?««»« have taken extended to made to have the lines Tillamook county much greater than or ' xprras bnilnes*. apply at Cohn up and impounded the following daarribed Tillamook. arimafs foand In vi«»latkm of <>rdlnan<e No », it was a few years ago.. The assessor Grand Rondo, it being the wiab oí the uni tic. rd Tillamook City Oregon Towtt agency at OccMcafcMHotel. earns his money if any of the county entire community. <>ne two-year old Met far, pale red with li«e ». láyense • HOtem O. ORTO'g, marked with ciop 'Jf rd left «ar officers do, and should receive greater A. O. Yates has gone to Portland i The youngest < hil l of Mr. Folaud died hack, The owner or owner« of «aid animal« may re- of warletin* thia week. leaae the «ame within live day» from the date of where he has tlie contract to build several compensation than he does. LETCHER & STILLWELL thu »«dire »»y p«»lM< 11 •» ««el* ** taking «P Cecil Wallace is recovering. •uch animal« «nd the «aev»«ary eapen-e» in I^k hool is closed for a two week* vaca- hodM. ping the Mmr • _ a. A . I fkliool commenced last Monday in the ke« provkdatl A golden opportunity awaits the person the owner or owuera of mm ! animal» tioa. During this time another room «!«> ««4 reteaar the »ame a* by ordlnaare p'«*id- Wallace school boue. with Mist Sturgeon who will start a general merchandise to accom-uslate rd within «aid let day», «aM ««imG« will ** ike raggiar trips onw a* ^HH[||^d up in acrordanee with the pvrvimow •(Ordte« store in Little Nestncc*. The settlers of as teacher. tlx month of tlie W-hiiT-wi anew No a THUwmk nit b» pay rad of W ATCHBN < MM K«, JaWILBV GVW«, ANNfWlTMM« Akt» PlWNIMO T ACK ht tak tip of «w'-h animal* »««ether with emt of this portion of eonntnr find it very in r View, except Sunday tunlesBlfc». Hom. - t who^cbool at Hoquarton Strawberries ate plentiful. rOMFAMMM âMDWtCÎAOM. g the »«>d aMima’.» and coat of adv«rti. All or.lers left with Theo. is7lt*id will tea«* heta^m* The vaca convenient to he compelled to go 10, 12 1 i«« wi 11 ripens* of ««k ^^Kd tbM 17 da) of lune l*i IT ij-qy-n... u..^- - aribaidi will receive proai|4 tion ma^art tour wssks, so .oles are and 14 miles in order to obtain tlie Wood wanted at this office. necessaries __ A. L. A uikkxxx preiaicut. Tiliauiook. • Ratu! Rain! Rain! Wm. Olsen has returned. We’d enjoy a “north wester.” Too much rain for racing this week. Mrs. de Don of Salem is in the city. Three draymen have taken out license. . High Bros, of McMinnville aro in the city. Oregon. US Is Quite a Large Sum of Money HOAG & DAUGHERTY fleW (Joodg C. E. Reynolds, Furniture Man. Large Stock Wall Paper Undertaking: W S. A. ROBERTS, » _ A U La U LArr^here porçriyyT co. c o H N Q M 2! M 50 > M 5Ö o > « 0 0) M OCCIDENTAL > MOTEL. BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY. LARSON HOUSE-- Boarding by the Day or Week »WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS