(Tillamoolt
I. IV, No. 46.
I ILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
L. H ineb , President.
Wm. Ebermau, Vice President
Wm. I). Stillwell. Treasurer,
L. Crenshaw, Secretary,
Win. Barker, Superinieudent
V. JOHNSON, M. D.
APRIL 14.
Tillanjoolç Lumbering Company,
T illamook L ighted by E lectric
I lluminators for T he
F irst T ime .
ce on next door to Temperance Parlors.
Tillamook, • Oregon.
Rough
E SELPH,
and
Dressed
Merchantable
Lumber
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
t.I.AMOOK,
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OREGON
MAULSBY,
ALL
Attorney-at-Law.
ORDERS
the people are buoyant with enthusiasm,
and there is nothing to mar the occasion
OZe:E3G-OXT
W. SEVERANCE,
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OREGON.
K m F11- i - am , h ,K'
/ t AHE best investment yon can ma l<e
-L is to insure your life, and thus pro
1' B aude
vide your estate with cash at your death,
or if you live, give you a sum of money
a few years later.
thayer ,
Attorney-at-Law.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
MISCELLANEOUS,
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL Dll'E INSURANCE CO.
I > best policy, guaranteeing you cash and paid up insurance every year,
1 ¡mot lose your money in case of misfortune. Send me your name and
jvill send you a sample policy.
It & E. THAYER,
W-
BANKERS.
The System a Great Sums.—The Lights
Very Brilliant—Til Ininookera
Enthusiastic.
The incandescent lights have been
glowing for the last week, and lhe arc
I lights will be turned on to-night Tho
city presents a scene of gorgeous brilliance,
FILLED PROMPTLY
ry Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
$1.50 Per Year
but a drizzling rain and the Democratic
convention.
THE PLANT.
Tho plant is the latest improved and
most perfect system ill use. The ma
chinery is of the most approved pattern,
is finely finished, and very delicate and
positive in action, though simple in con
struction . It was furnished by lhe North
West Thomson-Houston Electric Com
pany of Portland, Oregon, aril tills
company has furnished the lighting sys-
l terns for a great number of cities and
towns in tho North West, living in use
more than any other. The Thomson-
Houston machines arc in use in Portland,
1 Forest Grove, Tacoma, Seattle, Olympia,
North Yakima, and many other cities
in Oregon and Washington, and the sys
tem is in use in the principal cities nil
over the World, having been brought to
I
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it high degree of perfection. The diffi
? culties which were encountered a few
years ago have been entirely overcome,
and electric lights are now the cheapest,
best, and most effective artificial lights
in existence.
The plant put in here is as good us the
best used’in the large cities, and no ex
pense has been spared in putting in the
very best and most durable appliances,
even to the poles and minor wires.
, I The dynamo fertile ineamlescent light
is a fine machine, and has a capacity of
1,100 volts, or 650 1 (¡-candle-power lights,
though 250 of these lights are sufficient
fol the city at present. The arc dynamo
| has a capacity of eight 2,000-cnndle-
j power arc lights, and the six arc lights
on the streets make the city at night al
most us light uM «lay. The Exciter is
a smaller dynamo used to excite a eur-
, rent in the large alternating incandescent
dynamo, and is a powerful little machine
of itself One side of the room where
the plant is located is called the switcli-
I board, ami is supplied with iill’tlie regu-
latiug indicating and safely appliances
i known to electrical skill and ingenuity.
¡These fixtures are all, of course, con-
, nected with the machinery and main
| w ires. The Cnrrout Indicator shows the
power of lhe current as to quantity by
amperes, and tho Potential Indicator
shows the intensity of the current by
| volts. There are complicated machines
known as Rheostats, for regulating ami
' modifying the current as it is turned on
the main wires, for both are and incan-
I descent dynamos. Lightning arresters
machinery at the engine house is on a
good foundati >11, works perfectly, the
power is good, and in (act, nothing has
been done half-way.
J. L Lambirth, the Thompson-Hous
ton Co’s electrician, thoroughly under
stands his business, and has had
experience under the most trying circum
stances
He is perfectly familiar with
all the details of such work, having been
in charge of the Thompson-Houston
Electrical Exibit at the Portland exposi
tion last year, nt which 100 arc and 3000
incandescent lamps were kept going, lie
has had ehnrgo of tho construction
here, and will stay thirty days after tho
lights are slarted here, and give instruct
ions to the engineers and electricians
who will be left in charge. Curtis Cren
shaw and Frank McCormack aro in
ti.iining for the work
The services of
Wm. Webb, an expert electrician, wero
also utilized during the construction.
The enterprise shown bv the Tillamook
Lumbering Co. which put in the plant is
highly commendable, and the people of
Tillamook seem imbued with the same
spirit of progression, ami are giving the
Company liberal patronage.
Verily,
Tillamook is on the high road to pros
perity .
A Card.
To the Republican party of Tillamook
CITY AND COUNTY
L ocal N ews and M iscellaneous
J ottings .
Anything anil Everything— A Lively Coin-
iiHinity's Doing*.
A photographer could do well in thia
city.
The electric lights in the HHAlUJUltT
office give great satisfaction.
The H kadlioht receives new material
and fixtures by every steamer.
There is good prospect of the telegraph
line being extended to Nehalem.
G. W. Di knm, of Dekuna Bros., Port
land, hardware dealers, was iu the city
last week.
Tho electric lights in Hadley’s Hall
Saturday night, illun.imited the hall
brilliantly.
Potatoes are being shipped here from
Portland. Tillamook furme.'s should
take the hint.
The’telegraph «jffice has been doing a
good business since it was located in the
H eadlight office.
Joe Davidson ami Mrs. Alice Quick
were married \pril 2nd. The H ead *
light extends congratulations.
Call and see us when in the city. Our
Co.- 1 learn, since my nomination for | front office is supplied with exchanges
and other good reading matter.
Sheriff, that ¡1 number of people think
The telegraph was mistaken last week,
me a Free Trader, and some say I am a
G IL Burnett, not Judge Boise, received
Democrat, but I wish 10 state, most em the nomination for Circuit Judge.
phatically, that 1 am not a Free Trader,
If you are in ue«-d of an A-No. 1 mare
UESS& TOEWS,
and that 1 never voted aught in my life S. A. Roberts can supply the want. Ho
k S an F rancisco ,)
is offiringjust such an animal for sale.
but the Republican ticket.
A new school house, size »!) x 24 lias
J.
R.
H
arris
.
W ood ard .
been built at South Prairie
it is a good
HEKE AND THEKE.
1 omfortable structure, and was much
Weod delivered to any part of the the city.
Subscriptions for any paper published J needed.
T illamook O re .
taken at Lamb's
t-f.
The Rev. Milnor Jone.i will hold Epis
A new line of boots and slices just copalian service nt the Court House in
this city, April 24th, tho 4th Sunday in
receive«] at "Frisco .Store,”
45-46.
ÌF. LARSON,
Please cull and inspect our large line this month.
An I (). () F bull will Im in Hadley’s
of new goods nt "Frisco Store.
45-40.
BLACKSMITH.
W anted :—Fir wood, four feet in Hall April 26. All are invited to attend,
Notice regarding supper and music will
Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
length, at this office, on subscription.
n- making, and nil kinds of Wood-work
appear hereafter.
and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queensware. Poors, Windows, Lime,
A
fino
line
and
new
styles
of
dress
F and General Blacksmithing done. Mill
Steamer Augusta arrived Saturday
Hair, and Cement. Hardware and Nails, fi®“,Special attention given to
goods just receei veil at "Frisco Store. 5-0
Machinery Repaired.
with a large cargo of goods for’Tillainook.
filling orders for goods in jobbing lots.
A Inrg«« assortment of fine groceries
She left for Nehalem with a stock of
Horse-shoeing a Specialty.
uml all kinds of dried fruits just received
AUENTS EON
goods for merchants of that place.
nt the “Frisco St« re.”
45-46.
TILLAMOOK, OLE.
A.G. Reynolds, the, photographer,
S».te<iiiu‘r
1C -
Portland Telegram, last nights’ news
who has been east during the winter, is
to
day,
2scts
per
week,
delivered.
Leave
TILLAMOOK,
SAN
FRANCISCO
AND
WAY
PORTS.
P. ROBERTS,
expected to return every day, and will
orders al Lamb’s book store.
t-f.
Makes regular trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting.
open an art gallery as soon as he comes.
Sample copits of the San Francisco
Pat Welch is down this week from hia
The
fast
sailing
S
tr
.
T
rcckhh
lias
been
specially
fitted
up
for
carrying
pas
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Call, daily and weekly, to give awny at
ranch on the Wilson river, and sub
sengers. Following aro the rates:
this office
Also, copies of other papers.
scribed for the H kah L igiit for his brother-
CABIN PASSAGE ..............
....................................... $15.
Wagon Shop in connection. Cabinet Work
A fine twenty-five acre fnrm for sale, in-law, Jus McNeil, of Clintonville.
ROUND TRIP,......................
.......................................$20.
e.
for cash or on long time; the best little Wis.
STEERAGE (one way)........
....................................... $0.
tract in Oregon. Enquire If. W. Las-
Work on the Garfield is progressing
hop opposite (I. A. K. Hall.
Freight, (General Merchandise)
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$4 per ton
sel'e.
t-f.
favorably under the able superintendence
Go to Colin’s ccrner nnd turn to lhe of Mr. I lemstrect, who, we understand,
TILLAMOOK, ORK.
left
Then follow the crowd toC. E is to be tile engineer of the craft, wbea
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«ar«
JW, «»» i ryiiBm-v
Nelson’s place There you will find the the repairs are completed.
Mrs. J. JOHNSON
sL. J.RUQQLE8
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
best liquid refreshments and line brands
Adverti*ements under this head, one cent
Those who are inexperienceil shoulil l«e
per word for first Insertion, and half rates
of cigars
4 l-tf
UGGLES & JOHNSON,
careful about monkeying with the elec
thereafter.
BY W. S. CONE,
F or S ale :—Forty acres of land on tric light apparatus, A niaii froui way
Kilchi." river, Sec. 0, 1 south, !) west, up the creek picked up a few volts that
QAIL BOAT:—S. P. 8ven*on runs a sail boat !>e- Lots 50x150 ft, also acre property in the three are provided, so that in case tl,e wires about 30 acres river bottom
MILLINERY AND DRESS
Good the electrician had left lying around
O tween Tillamook and Garibaldi, stopping at
are struck by lightning, the force of it is building site on wagon road ; price $25.
wav points. Trips made according to the tides.
carelessly, and went home almost para-
MAKING.
additions to Bay City,
Passengers and freight carried.
. carried into the ground just outside, in per ucre. Apply to J. W. Jennings,
lyzcil
stead of lunuing into the machines and Kilehis river
4s-tf.
ta, IHesa Trimmings and a General Assort ABSTRACTS OF TITLES-Titles examined
Having bought the bankrupt stock of -
injuring them. There is, also, an ingen-
T' Slid records searched. Abstracts made for
i
Dr W. A. Wise, the Albina dentist,
ment ot Millinery Goods. We always keep all binds or town lots in the county on »nort
wat< lies ard jewelry from S. E. Docaliue,
'
ous
contrivance,
called
the
Ground
notice. Work for nonn sider.t bind holders ia
and his assistant will lie in Tillamook on
the Istes» styles.
Knecialtv The only M t of abstract books in
Detector, which shows immediately if April 20tli„ to rentum about tell days to I will s: 11 the the same, for tho next
?te c«,unty. Compete Iodate. Oflicein H kao
the line is anywhere in contact with the practi e dentistry. Ho also wishes to thirty (30) days, for less than wholesale
light office. Address T illamook A bstbact
T illamook , O re .
ear Court House,
, groaud, a limb, or other obstruction state to his many kind friends of Tilla prices. Call and buy early. Filled
which closes the circuit. The wall is also mook county, that lie is arranging his watches from $10.50, with Waltham or
being the only desirable additions to the town.
ILLAMOOK LAUNDRY.
covered with trniislorni'TS, reducers, husim as in Albina s> that he can devote Elgin movements, to $33. A. Ixitcher.
switches, appliances for shutting off th o abort three mouths of each year to liis
A vanilla finvoreil egg ior breakfast is
LESTER HART, PROPRIETOR. I MOST complete b«K>k of its k”’‘’SCR|BHER’S
the latest caprice of luxury. A man in
«light, act., ect.
juft
I vi evcr published. GiVCh nie.in minra
Tillamook County practice.
Washing gathered and delivered every uremciit of all kinds of Lumber, LumuuiJ
The main wires are
Kentucky has discovered that by feeding
iuh
k. Work done on short notice when desired, I/Yga, Planks, Scantling, cubical
I’Eil.MONA L.
vanilin beans to liis hens the eggs are
of square and round
RID
The most eligible site for a town on Nehalem has l«e»n sulxlivided into city noil-conductive, water
arched shirts lscts each. Common Shirts and contents
Timber; hints to lumber dealersfjg
Dfinj
give n 11 delicate though distinct flavor of
ers. 5 to lOrts each. Family washing and wood measure; «peed of circular
lots by llenrv Toelil rn«l the Nehalem Mill Co., and lots may now be had fora very covering, very tlii« k, ami all tho wires
Theo. Jacoby, of Hay City, was in the that desirable «'ssern'e. Not only that,
I saws care of s iwb ; cor*I wood table*; felling small figure that will lie very valuable liefore n year. The Company is now erect used aro heavily insulated, so that none
ning, sOcts per dozen.
I trees growth of trees; land measun wap s,
but the fertility of the fowl is also in-
Suits cleaned to order.
rent, board, interest, stave and leiuhng mdts. ing a large mill and box factory ami wharves. Other mills are being starte«! in the of the pow r is lost through the atinos- city Monday
the
I etc. Standard book throughout
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’* 1 United
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Henry Tol.l, of Nehalem, was in the creased, so that each lien may Im safely
phere or by coming in contact with
States and W^ada. Get lhe new illustrated vicinity and there is an opening for many more industries ami businesses.
-i- voiir
cour book-seller for
tor it.
edition of I*
counted upon for her diurnal pr«duct.
Nehalem harbor will have $10,0 X) expended on it at once ami it already is one anything, ami are perfectly safe to city Monday.
Sent post-j<*
Jeff Wallace, of Beaver, WilH in the Tho posibilities opened up by this dis
Si iochester N.Y- of the best on the coast. Nehalem River is a magnificent stream, over 100 miles handle. Safety appliances are used in
ENTRAL MARKET,
G W Fish
covery are Indeed great. The thought
long, navigable several miles, and is the best logging stream on the coast. The the transformers or switches, located at city M nuluy.
Deputy Inspector of Customs, A. L. Al that a good supply of old rye in the
L. H. BROWN, roprietor .
finest body of timlier and the most extensive deimsits of good accessible coal in the various places on the poles, where the
North West are on this stream and its tributaries. The farming lands are rich as brunch wires are joineil to eonuect indi derman, of Garibaldi, was in tho city watering trough might prmluce an art«clo
he best Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton always
of hen fruit that would Im much suugiit
vidual lights, and at the connections at Monday, on official business
on hand. Egg«, Butter, Vegetables
can be found ; there is good pasture laud, mid the fishing interests are very great.
after ia worthy, nt least, of careful con
Chickens bought and »old.
the entrance of each building is a delicate
The genial pre-« neo of Mr. JI. Il
ft-ty Buy now while Jots are cheap. For full particulars call on or address :
sideration.
Batiafaction guaranteed to every one.
contrivance which makes it impossible
Bunn, of Beaver, after «piite an absence,
i
HENRY TOEHL, Nehalem, Ore., or NEHALEM MILL CO., Astoria, Ore.
Shop opposite the Grand Central.
for anyone to receive any injury from the
Thu Deinocrafa have nominated L.
is again mail« manifest to his many Til
TILLAMOOK, OUR.
current in the lamps
Cienshaw for Justice of the Peace, and
lamook friends.
An insulated wire cord is used next t •
Geo. Colin for Constable iu this precinct.
II ('. Halil nnd wife, of Bay City,
the lamps, ami tlm light can be saf-ly
We hnvii.t inti rvicwi-d Mr. Colin, hut
ILLAMOOK LIVERY STABLE,
Will Maks the Season of ¡892.
moved about anywhere in the room. xtopp. il over in lhe city Monday night, supp..... that his uttitnde is Mimething
The lights « an be turned on and off at on their way homewurd from lhe valley like that of John Barker, the Republican
At John Day’s Barn in Tlllamack Ci’.y.
pleasure ami lire very [>ow< rful, yet soft, via the mountain road from N. Yamhill nominee
Koine camlldate for«onatable
JONES ros . roprietors .
nnd
easy on the eyes while n ailing even They report a very tempe. tuous passage should allow himself, as neither of these
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E xtekfiiikk , J*, in »rich Mrthomiiiy lay with
the finest print. A glass bulb vacuum over the ill mntains
gvnth-inen have time or inclination to
black pcinta. white »tar in forehead, large, lull,
J S Dellinger, of the Hay City Trib devote themselves to sm-li an office,
containing the comph'tion of lhe circuit
Firat-claaa single and double turn-out» kept on bright eye, fine flowing mane and tail, has a
I by a fine carbonize«! bamboo fillament, une, »asin111 ■ city Monday. Heexptmtx ami their nominations were made for a
hand. Boarding and transient stock cared clean cut, well-shaped head, hel.l erect on a
covered by any desire«! style ot shade, to take n part of his printing plant in Bay joke
After all, it is I« h «I p «licy t«> |*r-
well arched ucck. good shoulders, is broad in
constitutes the light The carb >niz."«l City to Astoria ami run n job printing petrate such foolishness, uh the office of
the chest and is very high on the withers, with
good legs and feet. He is spirited, showy and
fil«er being a urn- conductor and not office there, but will make arrangements constable is an important one an«rshould
handsome, has good carriage and fine action,
T illamook , ork .
I combustible, offers resistance, hem e the Io have th« Tribune continue«! as usual lx- given to »««me one who is willing to
Opposite
stands 17 hands high and weighs
pounds.
Lar won Hwu*e.
glow. It is <>n the same principle that it in Ba;. Kilty.
lake it, ami who is in a position to fill
He Is a horw that is much needed on this coast,
spark is generate I when two poles of a
it as it should be tilled.
and when crossed with trotting and running
I>r«j Ing IltwIneM
y^CRE TRACTS AND
bred mares product'» fine carriage ami coacli
battery nre brought in close proximity.
When you go to the electric light
horses. He has received several premiums
There is little heat generated, uml no
THE OLD RELIABLE
Having purchased the truck and dray engine house, lie careful not to monkey
own ots .
and among them are: First premiums at Osk-
I danger of fire from tb<*e lamps.
You might
apparatus of L I,. Hlillwell, and his with the rxciler ilynnm
and ami Han Jose and second at Livermore, tat.
Kor sale at reasonable prices and on favorable
The largo arc lights on the street work g«x««l will of tin- same, ami secured a li get a fes hundred volts clogged up in
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PEDICREI
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terms. Location best in the city of Tills-
‘ on the same principle, except the circuit
cense from the city, I atn now prepared your spinal column, or an empi re i rosa-
He was sired by the Norman horse, ' Enter
is closed (nearly) by sticks of carbon to-Io a general delivery business within wisu under your belt, nhich might lend
prise,
’
’
(imported
by
Theo.
Skillman,
of
Feta-
C apt W m . D. S tillwkll .
whicli glow with great brilliancy when the city limits, hauling to ami from the to a concat« nation of the duplex process
luma, Cal..) he by the celebrated Norman horse
T illa M ook , ori .
■St Lawrance
His darn was a full blooded
i the enrrent is on
The globes, shades
limits, delivering for the stores, moving ot your clavicular autonomy. Keep your
Cleveland Bay.
an«l mechanism of the arc )am|«s are very h«mse-hol«l g<x««ls, or any other work of a ini tm arpil apt'. mlng« s off the I’otentlal
£^-Thc cli vetanil Cays are a typical car
effective, ami pnlh-vs are arrange«! xo
like nature at llie lowest possible rates, Imlicati.r and Itliei-tat, If you don’t want
riage and general purpose horse They tram
l the lamp« « an be lowere«! into Hie mi,l- nn«l with the utmost dispatch.
forkol Ughtning to |» net rate your mar-
mit color and general characteristic» to their
I die of the street for adjusting or placing
>me
progeny in a marke«l degree: are -lire t
row Ismcs. A Rh«'o»tut is a nice thing in
lw
•
J C M ason .
Fifty
the Orug BuBinnBB
popular among lhe horsemen of this country
I new carls,us. which is necessary every |
its place, ami v rv nseinl in raiding ft
They possess wonderful power» of e ud lira nee—
1 «lay
The fib« r carlxm in the incaudes-,
family, but you daren’t fool with it when
the Stallion Ptato trotting tS miles within sn
COMPLETE
OF
eent lights is supposed to last 10J0 hours
it's excited. The wall ia «overed with
hour, carrying the enormous weight of 2'0 lbs.,
A pocket lx. k was lost somewheie
liefore renewing is necessary
and this marvellous feat ha» been often awe- Drugs.
duplex switches, thiugalmbs, l llcators,
The poles an I c rose arms, erected between Tillamook and He’s», containing dofminiex, electromi lent and wh.ttyia»-
poaned.
hand.
Will Make reralar trip«, the weather perm
io the most substantial manner, ami valuables of different kinds Th» limier II tv* .11! <4 .l!| '»t ill ti fllll of IK'llt UP
ng. from
ILLAMOOK to ASTORIA AMD PORTLAND.
Terms, $15 Io iowo.
* ■ .« . ;
,
Par Freight rate* or Paaoaae apply to
General Banking and Exchange business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
I Kxchange OU England, Belgium, Germany, I
Sweden ami all foreign countries.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK
H. G. COLTQH, Gan’i ig’t, 33 Stark St-, Portland, Gra.
Local Agt.
T ruckee L umber C o .
Ml
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■They keep on hands it their store in
Hobsonvilie the largest stock: of goods
in Tillamook County.
T. B. SiBDKY, Manager,
Hobsonville,0 re
Hr"1 O~T , T 1-fc^iJjCrS
(SOZLTZE ¿Z McCO’-TS
sun-oL
VIEW,
Over One Million ^old.
NEHALEM CITV.
P
B
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store !
Everybody invited to call
A lfred NV iddi a ms ,
T
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DRUG STORE
D i ’. [I. V. JOHNj&jJl, proprietor.
Yeara ExperiHfiCR in
THE S^AUGUSTA.
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STOCK
Patent MecUoifcss, Toilet Articles. Notions Etc.,
nfoways on
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