Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, February 25, 1892, Image 4

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    C. E. REYNOLDS,
uni - no .mu - . ... i u
ter until the contrary an to indi­
vidual canes was proved. There is
not a farmer west of the Ohio
river who would vote the Demo­
cratic ticket if he fairly understood
the operations of the land office at
Washington under the Democratic
Administration of Cleveland.
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Thin report shows the results of
DEALER IN--------
the h Tveys of the bar and inner
W. F. D. J ones - E ditor and P roprietor .
bay. and that there ha« been little
XVincioxv
Furniture,
Wall-paper
change since the last survey in
KATES OF Sl'BBCRlPTION.
1807. Of the last survey hi- says:
Picture
Shades Baby-carriages
(SrktCTI.Y IN ADVANCE.)
“This survey hows an excellent
One year ............................
Six months
•7s. entrance, with a depth of 11 feet at
Mouldings and Headquarters
«L
Three months ...
mean low water, or 17| feet at
For tlie Celebrated.
ADVERTISING RATES.
mean high water.’’
per year $6 75
1 Inch, per month
Jo ?5
It
is
recommended
that
the
mid
” 2- j . oo
3 ”
”
”
225 ... , .. ’’
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” 33-00 die channel of the B y be turned
Ji col. ”
”
3.74
cent,
f*
” 60.00
I
K ’
*r
b.ys
.
” 100.00 by dyke into tin- north channel
1 ” **
,f
if.00 ...
and
sets.
after
Local notices, touts per line: —
the south
attresses
the first insertion. only rets per lim for first near Bay City; that
And Spanish Hair
SONG OF TH l SHIRT.
insertion for regular advertiseis
Lost, Found. I 'or Rent, For Sale. Wanted, ami channel bo closed near Junction
O Men, with sisters dear!
A Complete Line Of
Special notices, In classified “ad” columns, at bar. and that the water be confined
th< rate of on«- cent per word for first insertion
<> Men, with mothers and wives,
and halt rates thereafter
to one channel at Drystocking bar,
Is not your linen wearing out?
C3-OOTDS
with excavations at shoal places,
Don’t let them wear away their lives
Correspondence oil topics of gmn*ral interest,
Constantly
on
Hand:
tn vil-.I.
With a stitch, stitch, stitehity-stitch,
thereby making one continuous
A4 Jrr’-s nil communication* to
Corner First St. and 1st Ave. E., Tillamook, Ore.
With patches aud seams begirt,
channel
from
Tillamook
City
to
the
T he ïlEAtrt.foilT,
the
Sewing
from
morning
till
night
T illamook . O k .
Bay entrance, vi Bay City, Hob-
any
On that worn-out shirt.
sonvillc and Garibaldi. Il is
The proper thing to do is to go to the
believed that this plan will lie a
store
Of COHN & CO. and lay in a new
The most eligible site for a town on Nehalem has been subdivided into city
practical succe s, without great Senator Dolph has introduced a
lots
by Henry Toehl end the Nehalem Mill Co., and lots may now be had fora very
expenditure,
and
will
give
Tilla-j
supply.
THAT FIGHT!
bill which w ill, if it becomes a law,
small figure that will be very valuable before a year. The Company is now erect­
inook City unbroken connection permit purchases under the timber
They keep a large assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Cloth­
ing a large mill and box factory and wharves. Other mills are being started in the
Was it a fight? Well, we sboulil with the sea. W. IL \\ ooil, assist­ and stone act of March 3, 1879,
ing, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Also Dry Goods, Groceries and General
vicinity and there is an opening for many more indnslries and businesses.
nay it watt! It was more than a ant engineer, very truthfully relating to Washington, Oregon
Merchandise Produce taken in exchange
Nehalem harbor will have $10,000 expended on it at once and it already is one
fight; it was a disgraceful riot, in remarks, in his part of the report: and California, to make pr:ofs
of the best on the coast. Nehalem River is a magnificent stream, over 100 miles
long, navigable several miles, and is the best logging stream on the coast. The
wl icli Htonen and pistols plnyetl a “All the agricultural land is tribu­ before any officer authorized to
finest body of timber and the most extensive deposits of good accessible coal in the
tary to Tillamook City,” and also take proofs in h .mestead entries.
prominent part. I. was a free-for
North West are on this stream and its tributaries. The farming lands are rich as
that all the commerce on the bay Under the present law the people
nil encounter, anil quite a number is confined to the north shore anil
can be found; there is good pasture land, and the fishing interests are very great.
A.
who have taken lands are com­
BiaTBuy now while lots are cheap. For full particulars call on or address:
took an active band. It wan a Tillamook City.
pelled to go before the land office,
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AND
HENRY
TOEHL, Nehalem, Ore., or NEHALEM MILL CO., Astoria, Ore.
rough ¡mil tumble itrcet brawl
Captain Symonds further says: as was p cviously the case under
W atches , C locks , J ewelry , G uns , A mmunition and F ishing T ackle .
C
ompasses
and
S
pectacles
.
“After a full consideration of all the homestead and pre-emption £3^“R epairing a S pecialty .
that lusted nearly an hour. It
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
available information in regard to
wasn’t all on the street, < itlier, for Tillamook Bay and Bar I am of laws, which were afterward modi­
dw
the surging combatants pressed the opinion that the present de­ fied for the benefit of settlers.
their way into the hotel, smashing mands of commerce do not require
Beware of the co-operative
any work looking io the improve­
furniture, and making things hid­ ment of the entrance Io the bay. Townsite anti Mining Corporations
eous. There was no attempt to All accounts agree that this is one tlmtjiave been operating in the
quell it, except by C. B. Hadley, of the best small bar harbors on South and West. They are swind­
though several yelled for fair play. the coast. The bar channel is ling institutions aud are after the
ill kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics supplies.
straight, shifts very little, and has
It . as a determined, desperate an available depth of 10 feet anil small earnings of the working
fight. It was encouraged. It was more at low water.”
classes, who seldom get a cent in
an outrage on decent people.
“I am of the opinion that Tilla­ return for their investments in
Yes it was a fight , and it was mook Bay is w rthy of improve­ delusive concerns. No matter how
savage and prolonged with dogge.■! ment to the extent of improving feasible their schemes appear or
persistency. It was a turbulent j the waters from t u entrance to how many names. of prominent
Tillamook City, so that vessels
imbroglio. It was an exhibition of, which can safely cross the bar can men are surreptiously connected
knocking, kicking, biting and j ascend thereto,”
with them, it is best to leave them
gouging, rarely witnessed among
Now, all this is good so far as it alone. Invest your money in your
civilized people. There was loud goes, but it seems that the report own t wn, and if you lose it you
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and vulgar talking anil bullying is v ry indifferent as t> showing can at least sec where it goes.
by several concerned. In fact it the urgent necessity of immediate
Hardware, CutlHry, □ □□rs, Windows,
was one of the most disgusting and relief, anil does not properly show
Slovas, Rangos, Tin-ware,
revolting demonstrations of all a- or make of sufficient prominence
round cannibalistic and barbarous the fact that a little improvement
and PaintH
savagery wo ever saw, and it; hero would make a wonderful and
y
seemed as if it would never stop. enormous increase in the preBent
Plumbing and Tiq-roofing Promptly üonH
It was witnessed by dozens. They commercial importance of the
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had time to arrive from all parts place. Any old farmer ir fisher­
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TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
of the town before the combatants man could have told the govern­
wore tlieiiiselveH out. It is a no­ ment the same oh these expensive
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE.
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, Feb.«. | Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the
torious fact that it was a FREE surveys have, with the exception,
¡SI»2.—Notice is hereby given that the followiug- building of a bridge across Beaver creek near
!•; WERE NOT LOOKING FOR
named settler has filed notice of his intention the residence of 11. H. Bunn, in the Countv of
FIGHT, yet a jury said Tuesday perhaps, of a few technical figures.
HOTELS.
to make final proof in support of his claim, and Tillamook, State of Oregon, will be received by
i that said proof will be made before the County , the County Court of said County and State, up |
that there was no fight.
i Clerk of Till imook County, at I illamook. Ore- I to and including the first Munday in March, of
We do not propose to admit that
the hearty endorsement gou,ou April 4, 1S12, viz
1892. All bids to be based on plans and specifi- i
ARSEN HOUSE,
Law and order have been out­ the entrance bar does not need
Sebastian Miller,
cations on tile in the office of County Clerk, the ;
reserving the right to reject' anv or all
raged and trampled under, mid improvement either. It should be of our aims and methods in mer- Iloniesh •!■! I ji » ¡ \ N<- mii |. for the e of n e ’ t Court
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and nw'4 of n e 1, and neJ-4 of nw’^of sec., 11, i bids.
Dated this 29th day of January, I892.
utterly disregarded. Even in done, and begun at once by all
tn 2 8. 1 l<> \V.
Attest, W. W. C onder ,
He names the following witnesses to prove
M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR.
County Clerk.
Court t he accused and others re­ means. A few buoys for the chan­ chandising which the Tillamook his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land viz:
garded the matter as a trivial joke, nel, mid some range lights mid
Henry Olds M I) Reading. James A Biggs >
NOTICE FOR FERRY.
New house, new furniture; fiist das« in every respect. Best accommodation« in the city. Head
»nd J
Gibson, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
T, H. I’atchen, hereby give notice that I have
and the levity di: played made the signals should be placed without public has showered upon us Co., Oregon.
quarters for the traveling public.
filed
in
the
County
Clerk’s office an application
38-43
J. T. Apperson, Register.
for a ferry franchise, the same to lx- used on the
trial a farce. This disgusting delay, if nothing tlsc.
Tillamook
river,
and
for
the
express
purpose
of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TILLAMOOK,
brawl was treated of lightly by all
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb. conveying freight and travel to and fro across
OREGON.
On the whole, the importune of
8, I892 —Notice is hereby given that the follow­ said river, and on the now projected road from
concerned, mid the guilty parties Illis Bay lias been greatly under-es­
ing named st ttlcr has tiled notice of his inten­ T llamook and Netarts. All persons opposed
to make final proof in support of his claim, will be heard at the March term of the County
They seem to realize that we 1 tion
wi re lionized by some.
and that said proof will be made before the Court, March 9, I892.
INFIELD HOUSE,
timated.
bated at Tillamook, Ore,, Feb. il, t 892.
County Clerk of Tillamimk County, at Tilla­
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H. P atches .
The city’s reputation for law
mook. Oregon, on April 5, l«o2, vis:
are sincere in onr public utter­
Mareelle« Kellow,
mid order is besmirclied; the citi­
During the hist two yearj of
Homestead Entry No. fljOó, for the sw# ofsw’{
NOTICE.
of sec. 29. and e*i of s e
zens are outraged; rioting is rite, the Clevela d Adin'nistration pat­ ances, and whtm we said we had nwM - • ■ ’p • s raw« of sec. 30, and nw’4 of I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
W. S. CONE, P roprietor ,
He names the following witnesses to prove his has presented hi« j-vtition to the Honorable
and lor nil this the city received in ents were issued to agricultural
continuous residence upon and cultivation of County Court of 'lillamook County, Oregon,
D E- GOODSPEED, M anager -
said ’.and, viz
praying for the vacation of all the streets, alleys
fines t lie paltry stun of twenty dol­ I settlers to the number of 11.413.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
William Sailing. G W Bodyfelt Jerrv Lewallen, and public squares lai«l out and recorded as the
ami Thomas Owens, all ot Hebo, Tillamook Tow n of Idaville, to-wit: That tract of land iu
lars, and it pays out in a flittering During the years 1890 anil 1891
County, Oregon.
Tillamook C ounty, Oregon, bounded by begin­
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J T. Apperson, Register.
ning at the Southwest corner of the Donation
BAY CITY, OREGON-
prosi cution the sumof|54, besides I patents were issued to agricultural came to look over it. When we
Land Claim of Harriett and W. N. Vaughn, and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
running them e in an easterly direction 4I'? feet,
being covered with disgrace.
settlers under the Harrison adtnin-
Land Office at Oregon Citv. Oregon,
Feb. thence north <20 feet, thence'west 200 ft. thence
I<92 —Notice is hereby given that the fol­ north ’2»-0 feet, thence west 620 feet, thence to
QCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
Away wiili such proceedings!. is!ration to the iiunilier of 23LtM)7. told them that it was gitoti value 4. lowing-named
settler has tiled notice of his in­ the place of beginning.
W. N. V aughn .
tention to make final proof in support of his
36
Down with sm h methods. The The difference here 187,164—is a
claim and that said proof will be made before
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
NOTICE FOR P1HLICATION.
community should not countenance shining illustration of the differ­ for their money, they Iniught County
mook, Oregon, on April ft, 1 <92. vis;
Land Office, at Oregon City. Oregon,
Feb.
G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor .
U illiam Soling,
4.
1892.—Notice is hereby given that the
it. I.et the officers uphold their ence between the Democratic and
Entry No 6166. for the nw 1 Í of sw following-named settler has filed notice of
freely, but we are glad to say Homestead
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rqw.and ■ e’., of ' se‘t aud his intention to make final pnx)f in support of
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dignity, mid may the citizens who Kepulilic.'.n parties in their atti­
se’.of ne’4 of sec 3i6.tp.3
^ó.tp.j s..
s., r 10
io w.
his claim, and that said proof will be made tie-
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lie names the following witnesses to prove his fore the County Clerk of Tillamook countv, at
Tillamook & North Y amhill Stage ticket office is here.
composed that jury awake to a tude towards the West. The that our stock is not nearly ex- continuous
residence upon and cultivation of, Tillamook, Oregon, on March ¿8, 1892, viz:’
said land, viz
Levi Hudson,
realization of the fact that it is t be The 1 »< inoeratie party under Cleve­
Marcadles Kellow, George W Boti y felt. I'liiert
ami George Kellow. all of Hebo, Tilla- Pre-emption D. S. No. 6989, for the ne’4 ofnwV
lint) of every good citizen to flown land and Sparks openly charged hausted by the heavy drains Bixby
of
sec
ifi,
tp.
2,
s. r 9 w.
11100k Co,Oregon.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
J. T Apperson, Register.
down, and discountenance in a that the settlers of the entire
continuous residence upon and cultivation of J"*) IN ING ROOM DEPARTMENT,
M. F C hurch Sot th —First Sunday in each said land, viz:
severe manner, such degrading and western country from the Missouri made upon it by the purchasing Month
Henry Lederer, and W. R. Owens of Tilla
at Long Prairie nt u 00 A. M. and ;-00
I’ M. Second and fourth Sundays at Chapel in mook, and I C. Quick and and Fred I’agc of
iibnminab e occurrences. Let the to the sea. were a lot of swindling
Tillamook. A. M and P. M . and at Lattimer Nestocton, all of Tillamook Co.,Oregon.
37-42
J. T. Apperson, Register.
School house at j ,i0 P. M. Third Sunday at
character of these offenders be con­ land-grabbers, and r.ee rdingly public.
J. P. ALLEN, M anager .
Pleasant Valley 11.G0 A. M. and ;:00 p.‘ M
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Fith Sunday at Hebo. R kv . C, w . C ros «. P as ­
sidered. ••ml their actions vigor­ they never issued a patent until
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, Feb. 8, I
tor .
iv 92 — Notice is herebvgiven that the follow­
We have the best of eoiinec-
Mr.
ously checked before the town gets it was pulled from them by main
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten- ,
of the Occidental llou'f ànd tire taM*'1”*''"''»*a ’’l” 'lln,n? roo’n ,n'1 '“Unary departnien
Notice of l>la«oltition.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim !
u reputation that will deter decent force on an appeal to the courts. tions with the great
and that said proof will be made Iwfore the i
centers of
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
Notice is hereby given that the co-part­ County
people from hn'ating here.
Tim Republican laiml Commis­
mook,Oregon,on April 5. i < q 2. viz:
nership heretofore .*xisting lietween Geo.
Kellow,
Vnil, in the nitnie of common sioners have, on the other hand, supply, and standing as we do. W. Kutch and C 11. IV .lie, doing busi­ Pre-emption D. S. George
No. 7124. for the neU of nr»
T illamook . O regon .
of s.M*. 10, tp 4s r 10 w.
deecnet . w e protest against hear­ assumed that the farmers of the
ness under the firm name of Kutch & He nanus the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence ujxin and cultivation of
ing liny further palliation or West, who were building up new with our finger on the pulse of Bodie, has been dissolved bv mutual said land, viz:
William Haling George W Bodvfelt, Jerrv
consent, and have sold the store depart Lewallen
anil great empires on virgin soil;
excuses for this affair.
and Thomas Owens, all of Hebo TIE
amook
trade, we can tell just what the inent to John Wright, who assumes all 3*-43 Co., Ore. J T. Apperson. Register
I’ iblished every Thursday evening.
Yum Yum” Woven Wire Bed Springs,
COHN & Co
LETCHER,
WATCHMAKER
JEWELERi-
WIST
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NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS.
Does this
Catch your eye?
Read on!
©rand Central Billiard Flail
public wants
The public will see in the lo-
BANKRUPT STOCK!
from
time to time, the special tair-
Busted Prices On
Hardware.
gains we have to oiler.
Until further notice we will
I
lluslnrss Chance -Furniture Sture.
I «ill «ell my furniture store at a liar­
gain No opposition in the city. Call
on or address,
C. E. R by X oi .M,
Tillamook, Ore.
Take Notice.
make you
Huving purchased the Bank­
rupt Slock of H. C. Hald, of Bay
City, am now offering the same
for nothing, absolutely nothing;
only the freight added.
liabilities for merchandise. All bills due
said firm should lie paid at once to Geo.
W. Kutch or C 11. Bodie
G W. Kutch.
C. H. llodlc
special
prices
OU
ipieeiMware and l<oota and shoes.
We mean hindúes*.
Come anti
w C -K iner .
Statement« will t< sent the first of
every month, hereafter, to those having
aivonnts with us for advertising or job-
work, whether bills are due or not. This
will cost something f >r time and postage,
but it will remind everyone of the status
of his account, and prevent mistakes
ami miaimderstamimgs. So, if you are
dealing with us, you can expect to re-
'■eirtkA.r «"«iLlhe..find. ui. the nsmih .
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
notice :
Notice in hereby given that the undersigned
han filed her final a.vount as Ex»cutrix of the
estate of Charles Hoteon. decviuie«1. with the
Countv Clerk of Tillamook t untv at required
by law. and that the «anie will be heard bv the
County .hidgvof said County on the <th day of
March i<92
3
O liva RvnaoN Executrix of the EaUte
of Charlo Robson. Deceased
Dated Feb y 2. 1892.
ROOFING.
Over One M ¡Ilion gold.
$
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LUMBER
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reni Ks.
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’r'-* la»«! n„.»»Urv
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m.. . ... Fina Billiard and Pool TableB.
— ILLWMD°K|
OREGON.
rEMPRRANGE PARLOR.
Gl M ELASTIC ROOFING FELT roMs oolv
per 1A) aqiun f.rt. Make» a g-al dk »( for
vvar». and anvone can put it on
n-l stamn
for Minple «nd Bill parti, ularw.
G um F l lsth R oofing C o .,
& 41 West Br.M.lway New York.
Local Agents Wanted.
"T,;.
and (¿icjazs.
BOOK
f,;
xm
.wWk*
A. j. siillwell , P roprietor .
Cigars. Tobacco, Fruits and Candles,
leinperanee Drinks.
»•I«. Pool Tsbt.
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—1 »»‘ry ««or».
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TILLAMOOK, ORBSON.
JOHN WRIGHT,
---- dialer in -----
FRUIT, NUTS, CANDIES, TOBACCO,
CIQARSAN d CANNED GOQ ds .
ana btationcry promptly Attended to at Lamb ’ s Corner Store.
S. A. ROBERTS,
kooks
Lot£ for 0ale in Original ToWngite of fletjalem.
Nehalem, Ore
ers lor dcnooi
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