Tillamook headlight., April 28, 1892, Image 4

M. V. t.JOHNKO»
WM I> STILLWELL
G eo . I,. SMIUI
rRFMDRNl
VlCR PRESIDENT
mi r
fâirf System cf Side-wa^ì
S fxkf . ta RY and T ream
! C laude T hayer
W H C ooper
K xkcvtive C ommittee
L. H. B rown
I W m . D. S tih . wei . l
l H. V. V. J ohnson
W F D Jo u.s.
»‘ORIlESl’ONDrNG SECRETARY.
Meets first »nd third Saturday eaeh month.
jfl^^Free information regarding Tillamook
County. Write for particulars, and see further
descriptive matter in this paper. Send f</r copy
of I llustrated H eadlight , Bour«l of Trad«
Edition.
ì
TUE DUTY ON WOOL.
IT
HAS
GREATLY BENEFITED THE
AMERICAN FARMER.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the tinderalgncd
will at the next ensuing term of the Countv
Court of the State of Oregon tor Tillamook
Countv. to-wit: th« first Wednesday of May,
iW2. applv to the said County Court fet a license
to s« ll spirituous, malt mid vinous liquors with­
in Nehalem precinct in said County, for the
t«Tin of one year, in less quantities than o»«
gallon. Dated March 22, 1*92. S am I. undbor «.-
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT.
Advertisement« under this head, one cent
per word for first Insertion, and half rates
thereafter.
BKYÍOÍKATIt COUNTY TICKET.
For Clerk,
W. W. C okheh , of Hebo.
For Sheriff,
J ohn E dward », of Trask .
AIL BOAT:—S. I’. Svenson runs a sail boat be­
tween Tillamook and Garibaldi, stopping at
i way points. Trips made according to the tides.
Passengers and freight carried.
S. A. ROBERTS,
--------»HALEB IN--------- •
S
<*f Wool Have Increased I!e-
cause We Did Not I'roduce Eno iiffh
Hardware, Cutlery, Coors, U/indowi,
FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
PETITION.
For Long Term CommiMioner,
To the H onorahle C ounty C ourt ok the
C. C B abb I do E, of Bay City.
J\BSTRACTS OF TITLES:—Titles examined
S tate ok O regon , for T illamook C ounty .
J' and records searched. Abstracts made for
Material for tho Larger Amonnt of
Your petitioners, legal voters within the pre
all lauds or town lots in the county on short
For
Short
Tenn
ConiniiHRioner,
cinct of Nehalem, and constituting a Majority ol
notice. Work for nonresident lam! holders, ia
Woolen Goods Made at Home.
said voters, do hereby pray your Honorable
J. K. C raven , of Meda
specialty. The only set of abstract books in
Body to grant to Kam Lundborg a license to sell
the county. Complete to date, office in H ead ­
Tho Hon. William M. Springer, chair­ spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in the said
light office. Address T illamook A bstract
For
Treasurer,
of Nehalem, in less quantities than oue
man of the ways and means committeo, precinct
Co., Tillamook, Ore-
gallon, for the term of twelve mouths from the
G eo C ohn , of Tillamook City.
in his article on “How to Attack the ist. day of May. 1892, aud this your petitioners
I EEDS:—Blank deeds for sale at this office, 5
For Assessor,
,
Tariff,” in the February North Ameri­ will ever pray:
cts each or 4 cts each by the dozen,—same as
) Win. Lattie
Henry Tohl
Portland or Salem prices. Approved from. Free
can Review, makes the following state­ R. Brown
II
N
.
B
aknmakt
,
of
Oretown.
H B KMT
samples will be* sent to Notaries in this county.
(’ha- Seamon
W Jacobs
ments
1 W Finley
----- WITH-----
N M Kimball
For Surveyor,
(' M tie Somer
"The imports of wool for the ton C A Carpenter
TABLETS AND DRAWING PAPER —For sale
I W Zimin er in an
J. S haw , oí Metía
Fred Zaddach
1 at this office. Suitable for school work.
months ending Oct. 80, 1890 (the Mo­ Benj Higgenbotlmm
otto Zangg
Tablets for pen or pencil.
| W Armstrong
Kinley bili took effect Oct. 6, 1890), T F GnlTrgher
For 8nperii)teneent,
1 J Eff'vnherg
W Batterson
ameunted to 88,000,(XX) pounds, while J Angelo
43
J. k. H arter , of Buy City.
JI K Sliver
ubscriptions taken at this office for any
! ilsear Bergman
newspaper or magazine published in the
the imports for the ten months ending Louis Bartelt
FC Niebuhr
Laugh a rd
United States or Foreign countries.
For
Coroner
Oct. 80, lH’Jl—tho ten months next after Peter
j Arnold Teryung
W Schollmeyer
PllICE 81.23 I’EK YEAR,
G E H Dean
Dll. S. W. W eaver , of Tillamook City
the passage of that bill—wero over 119,- David Sehnellnaus
—OR----
R I’aps
\/ISITING CARDS:—A fine line of latest styles,
Fred Knbbe
<XX),000 pounds, nn increase of ovor 80 John Larson
Theo Mutznick
* 5O cts per pack of 5O. At this office.
Fred
Hetrnes
Andrew
Klein.
per centum. • • »
I) C Peregoy
“For the ten months ending Oct. 80, R H Krebs
MORTGAGES:—At this office. 5 cts each or 12
Robed tie
Bert Sanders
(For Ninety Days.)
JVi for 5O cts.
1890, the imports of woolen goods were Herman Schollmeyer
J
ob P rinting at L ess than P ortland P rices .
valued ut over $49,000,000, while those
N ow is the time to order Letter Heads, Bill
for the ton montlis ending Oct. 30, 1891,
Heads, Enveloixs, Cards, Etc.
PKICE 80.00 PEK YEAB.
NOTICE.
were vnlnod at only $29,(XX),(XX), a de­
We make this reduction that all may get in
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
th«*
undersigned
the
habit
of using printed stationery. It costs
EHAL EM — The best place to invest. Map
crease of over 41 per centum. It also will at the first day of the nett regular term of
less tlmu to buy blank stationery and is more
with prices of lots, in this office. Write to
T'.IIE SAN FRANCISCO
appears that the price of wool has aver­ the County Court of theState ofOregon for Til­ business-like.
Once in the habit, and you will I or call on Nehalem Mill Co., Astoria, Ore., or
(I <
WEEKLY CALL
County, apply to said (.'qurt to grant n not quit it. It saves time and money.
aged from two to three cents a pound lamook
H
enry T oehl , Nehalem, Ore.
24-tf
liccnsv to Jo*. B. i’ap»* and Clarences Robbins
jlfp
Ii a bandsoine eight­
The prices given are for the best quality ok
less since the passage of the McKinley to sell spirituous, malt nod vinous liquors in
lt-xs quantities than one gallon, for the term of pater and stock , though we furnish cheaper
ITY TRANSFER:—I mn ready with inv
pace paper. It is issued every
tall than it was when the bill passed.”
six months, within the precinct of Nehalem, rgrades for less money. No trouble about writ-
wagon al all times to deliver good, to any
Thursday, and contains all ot
ng with pen and ink on our stationery, aud the part of the city. All kindsol draying done on
Tho conditions described by Mr. County and State aforesaid.
printing
is
done
in
the
best
style
of
thé
art.
.Man h 25, I892.
Jos. B. PAPE.
short notice and with despatch. J. C. M ason .
the important news of the
Springer for Octolicr remained prac­
C larence 8. R obbins .
I
f^KXX)
<7«f
_________
%hoo
1
¥500
1 ^2.50
week, gleaueil from every quar­
tically unchanged till December. In
To the H onorable C ounty C ourt ok the Business Cards $i 50
$2 25
Í3 00
Í4 50
ter of the g'obe. complete up
considering his figures wo shall extend S tate of O regon for T illamook C ounty :
USK’:—Lessons giveu on the piano and
OO
3 00
Bill Heads
1 50
a »5
•
5
Th»* undersigned, legal voters of Nehalem Letter Heads
organ. Prices to suit the times. M rs . 1).
to date of publication, It fur-
3 00
tho comparison over tho whole year, precinct,
a as
•1 50
■ 5 OO
County and State aforesaid, do hereby Note Heads
(,
’
.
B
owers
.
I 40
.2 OO
4
50
a 75 ¡
ending Dec. 31. instead of over tho ten ¡iriiy your Honorable Court to grant ii license to Statements
nishes the latest and most
I AO
2 OO
■ ■a 75 :
4 50
B. Pape and Clarence S. Robbins to sell Envelopes 6’4..
months ending Oct. 30. Wo will thus Jos
2 50 i
reliable financial news and
XX
I 50
4 (K)
AIL
BOAT:
—
J.
A.
Richardson
is
now
run
­
spirituous, m It and vinous liquors, within said
XX
”
Large
a 50
4 as
have the advantage of later figures and precinct, in quantities less than 1 gallon, for the Show
ning hissai! boat, the Witch of the Waves, I
market quotations, and gives
2 00
Tickets...
I 5«
• a 75 ■
Tillamook and Garibaldi, touching at
a whole calendar year, while tho phe­ term of six months, and * “ this your petitioners Dance
with
stubs between
special attention to liorticul-
”
2 00
1 50
Bay
City
and
i
obsonville.
Passengers
and
will ever pray:
.2 00
PostCiS, Small
a 75 : •3 50 freight carried. Trips made daily, the weather
I 50
nomena he mentions will appear with­ R Krebs
tural and agricultural news,
William Dotson
A OO
2 OO
" Medium
3 00
■ -5 OO permitting.
3st f
out material change.
ami is in every respect a first-
Sam I.undborg
. io OO
II B Kiirr
6 50
.8 50
”
Large
5 oo
Sunders
Henry Robcdue
2 50
Circular Letter
3 a.s I • 5 25
> 75
It is true that during the Inst calendar Bert
class family paper, appealing
It Brow'll
If P Stiver
1
oo
Shipping Tags.
a 75 :
4 SO
» 75
year our imports of raw wools of all i. C I’iiregay
to the interest of every member
W WJacoby
Visiting Cards socts. f‘.>0 or 75cta. f»l(X).
A J Cloutrle
kinds wero greater than in 1890 by 80,- John Larson
of the household.
■Bought
of"
Statements
on
pencil
paper,
tablet
Charles Seamon
Win Latlie
organ
of
the
State
Department
of
Public
Instruc
­
630,899 pounds, about the rate of in- Fred Kcbbe
form, $2 25
or fj 00 V1000.
David Sehroolmas
tion. The JOURNAL is ft monthly magazine
Placards. ‘ Positively no credit," etc., fl f*doz. devoted to School and Home Education; there­
erease given by Mr. Springer. This is Herman Schollmeyer Benj I liggenlfot ha m
“p>.HE MOUSING CALL
Henry Tobi
C. E R bean
or less: 3<‘ts. each for all over. Large size |i 50 fore, it is indispensable to teachers, and invalu­
tho fact lhat seems to puzzle our corre­ Jos Effenliergi’r
C|
(SKVBX I ssuks a W kkk )
H Tubesing
$Moz. and sets each for al) over.
able to friends of education in general. Price—
51^ Is a live metropolitan
Win
Batterson
Fred Zadducb
spondent. It ought not to.
"For Sale" and "For Rent" placards, w ith space <1.00per annum; five or more copies 80 cents
Andrew Klein
Il
Findley
each;
sample
copy
lo
cents,
for name and description, sets. each.
The United Stall's consumes annually Frank Swency
daily. It is the MOST RELIA­
F C Niebuhr
Horse Bills ou curd board or cloth, $5 00 ^50 or Address J. B. HORNER, Proprietor, Albany, Or.
alsiut 0(X),0()0,(XX) pounds of raw wool. II K Nelson
Win 'I'oh!
BLE, and ift recognized as
$6 50 |Ai00.
C
M
de
Somer
U
We grow about one-half of this quan­
being the LEADING NEWS­
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds, Summons,
tity, or 300,000,000 pounds, and import
Applications for Survey, and all other legal
PAPER of the Pacific Coast.
blanks
of
same
size
carried
tn
stock,
5c.
each
all the rest. Sonic of it, about 100,000,-
NOTICE.
Either of the above papers we
or 50c. ^hloz. Discount of 15 per cent, on $5 00
(XX) pounds, wo liaveb ien in the habit of
I n the C ounty C ourt for the S tate ok
orders. Blanks not enumerate«), $i 00 ^100.
will send postpaid as a pre­
O regon , for T illamook C ounty .
importing in an unmanufactured form,
Specially prepared Receipts, or Orders, bound urement of all kinds of Lumber, LUMBtH
mium on receipt of the follow­
in
the
matter
of
the
application
ofj
in tablet form, $2 00 $H00, $j,5o V250 or $4». 00 Logs, Planks, Scantling: cubical
.yr»
and of importing the rest in a mann-
ing subscription prices for the
Theodore Parks
[ N otice .
^IO(K). Large size, $3 (X). $4 50 and $7 00.
contents of square and round
ARU
facturod form as woolen goods. The
for license to srl malt liquors. )
combination:
ROOK
Printing on Postal Cards, $1 00 #100, $1 50 fOso, Timber; hints to lumber dealers;I fig
frainors of tho McKinley law saw that
To whom it may concern :—Notice is hereby
wood measure; spee«l of circularuwu
<2 40 ICiOO and $3 25 flhooo.
saws; care of s.iws, cord-wood tables; felling
that I, tin- undeisigned, will apply to the Pencil Tablets, 5 and 10c. For ink, 10 and 15c.
tho great evil they hail to reined) was tho given
trees;growth of trees: land measure; wages,
Honorable County Court, of Tillamook County,
It always pays to order in quantities of 500.
tm[>ortation of woolens, which not ouly Oregon, sitting for the transaction of County
rent, board, interest, stave and lending bolts,
business, on Wcdnestlay, May 4tli, 1891, for a
etc. Standard lxaik throughout the United
No charge for blocking work in tablets.
displace American w<xd just as really liceiiNc
to sell malt liquor* in Garibaldi Precinct
States
and Canada. Get the new illustrated
Extra charge for color work, printing on both
as du un|K>rtation of law wool, but also Tillamook County, Oregon, in quantities less sides
and difficult designs. All kinds of com- edition of i8«2. Ask your book-seller for it.
one gallon, for a period of one yeur from m<-ii ial pi inting uolenum«-rated done promptly Sent post paid for 35 cents.
the labor which should roceivo employ­ thou
the granting of sni»i application.
and at low mt< s.
G W FIaher.Box 238 Rochester N.Y.
ment making the im|>urted article ¡'.ore.
Dated this nth day of March, I892.
IN ADVANCE.
’»11 and see our extensive line of samples
T heodore P arks .
"If we do not grow wool enough for our
i77t«T you can get an idea <»f what you want mid
SALOON PETITION.
•wn use,” they said, “then let us im|»ort
be convinced of our claims. Mail orders given
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
I n the C ountv C ourt kor the S tate ok
prompt attention. Samples of Legal Blanks
tho raw wool instead of tlio finished
UNITED STATES.
O regon , for T illamook C oi ntv .
sent free to Notaries, Attorneys and J. P.’s.
product, ai-d so give work to our owu In the matter of the application of«
...........................
BENJAMIN IlAURINON
President t
.................
HEADLIGHT PRINTING CO .
L evi P. M orton
Vice-President
I>eopl<> instead of to foreigners. They
Theodore Parks
> P etition .
[Tack this on your desk.]
T illamook . O rb . ' Secretary of State
J ames G. B i . aine
for
license
to
sell
malt
liquors
)
aimed at tlio t!00,0(X),000 ponnds ini|>ort-
C harles F oster
Secretary
of
Treasury
To 1 he H onorable C ounty C ourt :—We the
J. W. N oble
¡secretary of Interior
ed ns woolen goods rather than at tho undersigned
legal voters, respectfully represent
WHAT TILLAMOOK OITY HA8.
.............. S. B. E lkins
Secretary of War
ltX),(KK),(XX) pounds of im|>ortivl raw wool unto your honorable laxly that uc arc legal
IN ADVANCE.
B. F T RACY
Secretary
of
Navy
ELEOTRIO LIQHT8—The city ia lighted
voters within Garibaldi precinct, Tillamook
J ohn W an a maker
As a matter i f fact, the increase in tho County,
Oregon, ami as such le^al voters, res throughout bv electricity, the streets with arc Postmaster-General
W. II II. Mi 1.1.ER
Attorney-General
tariff on wools was immaterial. A uni­ pcetfuliy petition your honoruble body to grant lights and the dwellings and business houses Secretary of Agriculture ..
J eremiah R usk
to Theodore Parks a license to sell malt liquors
form rate of cloven cents a pound tv as in
STATE OF OREGON
saiil precinct for one year from the issuance with incandescent light«. The plant is first-
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
S. P ennoykr .
sutistituted for tho two rates of ten and of said license, in less quantises than one pi! class in every respect, and.capable of lighting a Governor
........................
G. W. M c B ride
Sécrétai y of State
• . . IS A . . .
twelve rents on unwashed clothing wool loti, and your petitioners will ever pray:
city of lO.Ooo inhabitants.
. P hil . M rtchan
Treasurer
W B Alderman
T
It
Rohde
((.'lass I); a uniform rato of twelve cents i A 1, Ah erniHii
E.
B.
M
c E lroy
8IOEWALK8.
—
Miles
of
good,
wide,
substan
­
Supt.
of
Public
Instruction
Ervin Carter
F rank <’. B aker
tially constructed sidewalks, forming a network Fruiter
J M Hat tison
instead of two rates of toll (uid twolvoon < lit is Peterson
< R. S. S trahan
S P Svrnnon
1 I. I. Smith
extending to and connecting all parts of the city. Supreme Judges
combing wools (Class II).
{W. P. L ord
AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY IS
S Hauxaurst
Jacob Scliap|Mirt
GRAVELED STREETS.—A first-class system of
fR. 8. B ean
Tlio result luis been about as was ex­ 1 Wm Tatton
ONE OF OUR NEW
r Hvrotn
/
J.
11.
M
itchell
1
J
Johunaon
graveled
streets,
with
a
deep
covering
of
good
L McFee
pected. During tho year ending Dec. ‘ FC Skoiup
Senators ...
) J. N. D olph
( has H Miller
gravel, which »«¿obtained in the city limits.
XI, 1891, ear imports of manufacture»of John I .at tin
B. H ermann
Il Crane
Congressman .
CITY HALL.—A neat .substantial structure,
Hany Crane
»
Willie L«»nqui*t
J. T. Appersoti,
wool wero about $2O,(KX),(HX) less than Samuel
1’ Wilks
i containing city offices, council chamber, city
Willem II Itusl y
Register.
they were the year liefore. Hero was F 1’ Hobson
1. Pariah
i jail and rooms for Fire Company. There is n U. S. Und Office, Oregon Ci
B. I?. Burch,
Erick I vtcrMon
an increase of 60,(XX).('00 pounds in the F M Hefty
Receiver.
good fire bell in the tower, and the building
SEWING MACHINES
\\ Balmer
I
demand of this country for raw wool to W F Bulmer
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Frank Ma icy
presents a good architectural appearance.
.
.. F. A. M oore
Joint Senator
Nels Anderson
make siniilir goods in this country. 1 John B Parker
TELEQRAPH -The Tillamook & Bay City Circuit Court
R. P. B oise
Jay Shepard
Frank Ekroth
Manufacturers uceossarily went abroad A Herman
Telegraph line connects with the Western Prosecuting Attorney
. .. ,G. G. B ingham
Boelk
Benj Johnson
'■(.■tax
lii.iilcr
F
('
Nielmr
Union
at
Forest
Grove,
and
will
lie
.extended
on
COUNTY.
TILLAMOOK
for pnrt of their supply, for our own
Zangg
A McNair
.. wm . d . S tillwell
Representative
this end to Nehalem and Clatsop.
wool growers did not produce enough Otto
A < amplu ll
E Anderson
H. F. H olden
Judge
TOWNSITE.—The location of the city is re­
last year to supply it. But over and J A Richardsou
i W T W est
43
Com
missioner
markably
beautiful,
and
is
just
sloping
enough
)J. E- S ibley
above the extra 3t).tXx).(KX) ponnila which
...... W. W. C onder
to secure good sewerage and drainage. An ex­ Clerk ................
they imported, there remains another
S am D owns
Slu riff .....
cellent system of water works can l»c put in nt Treasurer
H. II M< D ermott
90.000,900 as a ¡sisitive increase in de­ 1 I n the C ounty C NOTICE
reasonable cost, also. The townsite is, 1 lid off Assessor
F M I amb
ourt for tiik S tatk of
mand for American wools—that is, there
oki . gon , for T ii . i . am « m ) k C ounty .
J ohn E dwards
Hurveyor
; regularly, and uith wide streets.
_________
,____________
..
a r. wm 11.
Probate. 1
School
Superintt
tendent
wore 80,000,000 pounds of wind less im­ HON. II. K. HOLDEN, In JUDGE.
BUILDINGS —There are many | costly and Ih?puty Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
ported dnnng tho last calendar yiwr
beautiful dwelling houses In the city, and manv
In the matter of the Estate of«
TILLAMOOK CITY.
than in tho year before. So that Mr.
Charles E. Morris,
> C itation .
substantial busines.* houses. The school house Recorder
..................... ..
...... G. O. N olan
I
Iterase«!.
’
Springer's second |ioint alsnit the de­
is a credit to the city.
Attorney
................. E. E S ki . hh
Mrs C. S Gibson and al) other heirs at law
...........
.................... GKO C ohn
BUSINES8.—The city has'four w hnrvcs. a saw Treasurer
creased imports of woolens, answer* his of To
the Estate of ( harlcs E Morris, Deceased
Marshall
D 1! S kxton
first alsmt increased imports of raw In the name of the State of Oregon, you ami mill, three blacksmith shops, two livery stables,
iJoiiN B arker . Prcsiden
of you are hereby < ted ami tcqiilred to three goml hotels, several wood working shops, Trustees
W ii . so N
wool. Thu net result is a gain to Amer- each
appear before the Judge of this Court at the
. P ettit
lean labor, wool growers and wool man r otirt Room thereof in Tillamook City in said two hardw are stores, a jewelry store, a l»ook
County and State, on Saturday, June II, 1822 at store, a shot* store, three saloons, two barber
nfactnrors.
ten o'chn k A M., to show cause why the follow­ shops, a tern prance resort, a feed store, two
The slight deciino in American wool ing »lescrihed real property, bclongining to the drugstores,
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
agricultural implement store, meat
C*«» during the last year or two has Estate of said deceased, should not be sold to market, bakery and restaurant, photograph
pay dcntamh against the same, and costsand
n duo to a downward movement charges o| administration; said teal estate being gallery, cooperage shop, millinery store, seven
FOR full P articulars A ddress
G. A R — Meets first and third Wednesday of
throughout tho world, caused by an im­ described as follows:
Beginning nt a point f.o ft south and «0 ft east general merchandise stores, a trunk, a Inrnitun- each month at 1 r. M in G. A. R Hall. C. N.
D
rew
,
A
djutant
.
F.
S
kvkranck
,
C
ommander
.
mense evpsndon in production in nearly of the south vast vornrr of of Block No a in Win. store, a newspnper, machinist's shop, .cal estate
ail wool growing conutrloe. Tho good D Slillwell's Addition to the town of Tillamook, Hgvnts, lawcrs, doctors, ect., ect.
I. O, O. F —Meet* every Tuesday night at 7 3n
Tillamook City) in said County an«! Stale:
effect of tho tariff in shielding our farm­ (tnov
FAIR GROUNDS. -The Tillamook Fall Associ I*. M. in I. O. O. F Hall. F. SKVKRANcR, N. G.
•vee.»»o»» ro
running thence south 105 fl, thence vast nO ft,
W M Ol SIN, KH SEC Y
ation
has
fi.ic
grounds,
an
excellent
half-mile
ers from this worldwide fall in prioee th« nee north L>< It. then« «* west 21o ft to the
manufacturing co .
place
of
begtunlng,
containing
acre,
more
or
A.
F.
St
A.
M
—
Meets
first
Saturday
night
of
track,
grand
stand,
pagoda,
imvilion,
ect.
appear» in tho fact that from Jan. 4,
each month in I. O. (> F. Itall
H. V. V.
BELVIDERE, M.L.
CMUROHE b .—The Catholics, the Methmlist« J ohnson . W. M. B. U. L amb , S kc ' y .
lt»PO. to Feb. 0. 189?, wool fell in tho
Witness, Hou H. F llo|«lct>. Judge of the
MAA»fact»r,r, M Fin, Family Setring Machin«,.
Christians.
M.
K
Church
South,
and
other
de
­
above
named
Court,
with
Seal
ut
said
Court
London niarkot 19 per cent, on an aver- affixed thisgth «I mv ol Sprll 1*9'.!
1 r M . of
CHAPTER
—
Meet«
first
Satunlay.
nominations are well represented livre.
each month in I. O. O. F Hall. J. E. S ibley .
cent, in thia coun-
Attest. W W. C ondfr ,
SOCIETIES.—The Odd
Fellows, Mason*. H. I*., A. P W ilson , ftrc'T.
By T. II <loYWt. Deputy
County Clerk.
HOW I
io date«. It would
Grand Army, and other orders have lodges here
A. O. U. W.—Mi«ets every Monday night at 7
'
of >*»’j cents a
EDUCATION.— The. school employs four r n InG. A R Hall, (’ N. D rew . M Vt
A.
HAW
I ob a pound of wool worth twenty-
NOTIUE OF FINAL BKTTLKMENT
teachers. Private schools are often comlurted W. S kvkrancf .. R ruorper .
AN
three cents, , its
ns against
again-d one rout
cent on wool
Noticr ia hereliy giveu lo all whom it muy con Two or three church institutions an* in embryo,
HOOK A LADDER CO >Meets on first Tues-
th.it I bave flirti my fluai awuuut as Ad-
day night of each month iu
Hall a . r
of tho sain« price in this country - not ctru
... City
_
ISLAND.
ministrntor of thè Estate ofJohn P sherl.ak and good Inducements are held out for a college WII.SON. PRF.SinE.NT. U. ”
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D
rew , C hief . C.
two or three cents, ai Mr. Springer says 1 »cerase»Iami by arder of thè court Tue*dm Literary societies and leading circles an II F rk as , S kc ' y .
Mai .'r»l IW2 Al thè court ioom In Tillamooi maintained.
City, rtllamook Conni) Oregon a» thè lime and
MAIT. FACILITIES.—There are daily mails
How Free Haw Matri lais Romrllmra Work pisce lo bear «aid Fumi Avvouut.
F C hurch :—Religious service« von ducted
from the S. P R station at North Yamhill, also by M.
2y. IW.
I
Wii j UM Ol.SKN
Under the ohl tariff law thednty u|>on I March
the Pastor every Sun lay at ii A M. Mrs
r M avlmiv .
A«lminiatr«itor of »ald to Bay City and points on the Ray, and tri­ Richardson wilt induct the nervier.* in the
into win» 80 per vent, nd vulorem. ibe
Attornev.
|
Estate.
weekly mails, from thia place to many other morning of the first and third Sunday«, and
K, -l>Wi*y’1
McKinley act atnu k off tlio whole of tho
Rev. Mr Mi Doughty the second Sunday Sun
|«oiuts in the county.
day School every Sunday al 2 • I*. M Prayer
■Inly nn.l pit jut» upon tho fro.' list
ADV
t
NT
AGEA
—
Tillamook
City
la
the
county
nutting
every
Wetlneaday
evcn
’
ng.
Rev,
G.
W.
NOTICE
Juit before th* new law went into op
R u hkrdson . P astor .
Notice ia hereby given that sealed bids f«»r the seat and commercial metropolis of Tillamook
«ration dutiable jnto wna »riling for building
of a bridge aero»« Beaver » reck near Couuty It holds the key to the farming n*-
M K C hurch S outh —First Sunday in each
In*
residviu
«
«>(
Il
H
H«mn,
tn
the
County
of
thr>.< cents a |»mn 1. Now that tho ma­
gion aud to trafic on the Hay. and is backed by Month
at Long Prnine at ii 00 A. M at: I ; M
Tinaiuix'k, stai«-of Orcaou. w ill l»r receive,I by
terial i» coming into the country with­ tlie
t ounty < <»urt «>1 *4i<| County and Male, up magnificent n source* in the way of lumbering, P M. Second and fourth Sunday« at Chapel n
Tillamook. A. M and P M . ami al Lattimer
dairying, fishing, ect.
out paying duty, the pm .• han ri«>n to»», to and I«.« ht.Hur the fir»t Monday in Max
School hoow nt >-i0 P. M Third 8uul.iv at
t*»j All I ut» I j l>c l»a»vd ou piati* ami *p«
TANSIVRTATION.— Steamers ply between Flea san I Valiev II 00 A. M and - 00 p.’ M
veuta a p<mn<l.—Miumfactnrvr.
cation« on lile in the office of Cout.tv t lerk.
this place and Astoria ami Portland: also be­ Fith Sunday at Hebo. Rxv C. M C r » mk . P as ­
Court rverxiug the tight to reject anv ui
tween the hay and San Franct*co.
The tor .
Let the Free-trader defend his demand Mils
IMH m I thia hhh day of Match. IRm.
steamer« have good accommodations for pa*
for free wool by argning that wo can
Attest. W, W ( ONHEM,
sriigers. and carry freight at cheap rate'
C«»untv Clerk
more profitably rai-o a.miething els., if
B oard of P kx « ion E xaminers .
There i* a daily stage between this plaiv and
he will It is an honest, rtmightfor
Applicants for pension* will receive med cal
North Yamhill (on the B. P
R R ) iu the
ward theory awl deserving of ri »]»» tfnl
at Dr. II V V Johusou a diug
summer, ami new stage nmte* will soon be evamiiMtion
store on \\ cd Head ay of each week
attention from Prvtm tn iii-ts But when
opened. A railroad is sure to come in the near
1II V. V .loiiNoas M. 1».
they undertake to -I- w- that unrt rn Id
Board<4 Examiners
P rink M. 1».
future.
TIIK TIME
»T II M kmkrolf M l>.
competition of foreign woul would bene­
BGARDGF TK IDE-Which will answer all
Imports
StovBB, Ranges, Tin-ware,
——
Our Premiums
and Paints.
FOR THIS YEAR.
Plumbing and Tin-roahng Promptly Dons.
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—THIS PAPER—
D
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK
THE SAN FRANCISCO
Weekly Call!
S
I
GREAT
THE SAN FRANCISCO
REDUCTION!
And I am Before the People
Morning Call!
TO ANNOUNCE THAT POLITICS CUTS NO FIGURE WITH MY TRADE,
N
AND THAT I HAVE A SELECT STOCK OF FURNITURE, WALL-PAPER
AND WINDOW-SHADES WHICH I AM SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH.
G
U ndertaking
in
C onnection .
M
C. E. REYNOLDS,
S
Corner First St. and 1st Ave. E., Tillamook, Ore.
Semi-Annual Statement.
OREGON STATE SCHOOL JOURNAL.
OVei* One Million £old.
DAILY CALL
AIÎD HIS PAPER, PER ÏEAB,
OF THE COUNTY TREASURER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY, OREGON, FOR THE SIX MONTHS
ENDING ON THE M»t DAY OF MARC H, A. D. 18D2, OF MONEY RECEIVED
AND PAID OUT, FROM WHOM RECEIVED AND FROM
WHAT SOURCE, AND ON WIIAT AC­
COUNT PAID OUT:
DATE 1
1S91. 1
I’o amount on hand from last report
"
received from....................
Oct I ”
11
11
n
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1 11
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11
11
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Jan. 2 ”
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11
ii
»1
" .30 11
n
/i
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11
Meh 3
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’• 24
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dati :.
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Tho hardest work tho ‘ reformer" hn«
ivo planrible
M< Kmlev
RF9I IRK fl» WMITlt Tint NRWI
»lursttoiis regarding the country and assist aet
Ilers tv find suitable homes
FW I he date apposite your name prime*!
ou the inaretn ol ustt paper or «th the a tapper
imlwates the time roar subscription expire«
an«! you sty itivitvd to renew at that time Ail
nets
iu narUca oaixals tbr raanlv arc
ROOFING.
GUM ELASTIC ROOFING FFLT «-os»* »nly
12
per 100 square Ftvl Make«
r»f for
years, and anyone can put it on,
i*ta:up
25
23 oQ
■89 75
54 »J
166 O2
Taxes
Fine.
Taxes
’•
2503 7«
685 72
301ÍW
4056 9t
llu.tkj Uo
.
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<7 M
6 a0
7«2 4«
214 21
1324 77
I367 7I
» IK9I 4»
*
I GENERAL SCHOOL
1
FUND.
1 FUND.
fo.Ml O4
2:43 93
UM I 40
110-4 30
303 36
6« 16
25 50
534*71
ijOOn
>13381 *0
II. McDermott, County Treasurer.
°E THE
S emi -A nnual S tatement ,
MONEY ANU WARRANTS RF.CEVIED FOR TAXES. AND MONEY T*ID
T'H OtIlL'uX?.5-A2.k5yi.fV ™K XHERIFF of TILLAMOOK COUNTY,
OREGON, FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDING ON TIIE »at
DAY OF MARCH, A. I). 1X93.
DU RING THE MONTHS OF
HI KING THkMONfH»Or
TO AMOUNT
1*91 I 1892---------- -------------- UY AMOUNTS ¡S9I
1892----------------------- -
RECEIVED.
PAID.
______________________ Nov. I Jan. | Feb. | Mar.
Nov. I Jan. I Feb. | Mar.
In Coin and Currency | $244 ' •0 > “ 21400
“
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> 23 00 $918583 To Co. Treas'r $244
$21400
l«4 oO j23<XB$t»35W
$13
In County Warrants
5519 O4
Total received
ol|2i4o0
1244
»2.3 6 1465486 Cota! paid Trs’r
STATE OF OR EGON,.
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Couuty ot Tillamook.) M
1» correct and true.*“““1’’ dowlls' sl,eriffo‘«“« Couuty, do hereby certify the foregoing>Ut.ment
Witne»» my hand thl» tjth day of April. A- D. 1J»3.
Samuel Downs,
Sheriff of Tillamook Cc.
By Theo, •teinhilber, D«P«
S emi - annual S tatement .
.
'
STATK OF O«GON. «HOWIXO THK
OF siin\
'.‘r'-OWHI’ BY the coi nty court
W»Kulirei.iiwSH.A1 A^LOWEli, AMOUNTOV
W ARRAN IS DRAW N, AND AMOUNT OF WAR­
RANTS OUTSTANDING AND UNPAID
FROM THE 1st DAY OF OCT U91
‘
TO THE 31st DAY OF MAR.
1592, BOTH INULU-
81VE.
ON WHAT ACCOUNT ALLOWED.
Salary of Co.
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Mar
Mar
"
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"
Coniniî.sloner»
Judge
4 Clerk
‘lwrL-
Sheriff ....
Assessor
" Surveyor
” Dist. Attorney
Road* aud Bridges
Justice Court E«- of
Imligents Support of
Incidental Ex. of Co
Salary of Co Jmlge
’’
’’ ” P
a ««»
Commissioners.
Fees
” ” Clerk
;; Sheriff
Salary ” I’ .Tfe*?urer
I.,.;
1 s"Peril't«'i>tcndent
Fees ” Dist. 1'!!??
Attornev
Salary ’’ Co st^k Irupcctor
Bond and Bridges
Court Ex. of Co
InuiRent» »upporr of
'•>,
H’ ot Co.
93 salary of Co. Judge
r...
h £“n’“>i«loner»
:
,
SherilT.
", A»Me»»or
Road» and Bridg«ry”r
Juatiec Court Ex. of
Indigent» Support of
incidental Ex. of Co.
Total.m 1 claim.allowed .nddra—
No of
C laim .}
A llowed
amount ok
C laims
A llowed .
D rawn .
...
.193 30
6S9»:
.312
.612 OO
00
0 2"
JS Is If
.
124 50
¡¡j
134 78
_ _
61 00
47 50
S®
3
. W On
12 4o
I90 55
254*8
t«yo
72 3»
STATE OF
County of Tlllanumk'l "
71nw‘!?ihK rToy <TT,,,F »h«t the ririi?in7i,'a°2!2.'!LC.'7k ol
(•’"»'F «* Tillomook. State K
,h* Conn»T Court of aa^TcoJnti^Ti »»«.»tern ent of the number audam.nint of claim"
ori«-J:*' aco>“"» «he »»me We
™<"'<h» coding on the j»» day «1
la
outstanding and unpaid i. tJTt.
'
,n,oa»« <>• warrant» drawn, ami thean.ua»«
ial coatody.
•" »he fame appear opon ,ht. rrTOnl, ot nl). office In my «*•
" 'tn^hiaH J*"'1
«4»' Seat of the Comity Court of »«fflfouniy
11 day of April itar.
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___________
—
County < lee»-
___________
OF THE financial
STATEMENT.
____________________ THK^li t’ÌTSìIy
TILLAMOOK. IN Tn IT STATE Of
I
,_______________________________IHE .ll.t hay OF MARCHE. I> ,«93.
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LIABILITIES.
ivrfêèt
14
00
12 oO
12 00
STATE OF OREGON. 1
County of Tillamook, j HS
. . ..
D. McDermott, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct
statement of the amounts received, paid out and remaining on hand, in the County Treasury ®f
said C ounty for the six months ending on the 31st day of March. A. D. 1S9I
Witness my hand this 7th day of March, A. D. lfio».
NalionalSewingMachineCo
4UNI
fit American wool grower» they diverte
aaither a It«« (ion nor ter pert.
SCHOOL
FUND.
$1813 60
Fine
Trial Fees .............................. .
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Polls
Taxes.........................................
By amount paid out on Countv Warrants
balance General Fund on hand
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Build.
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Incidental " ”
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In. Soldier ” "
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Institute
” ”
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” amount paid State Treas’r.
”
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” Interest on County Bond.................................................
And This Papar, Per Year,
SEAMSTRESS
GENERAL
FUND.
AMOUNTS PAID OUT.
I89I
WEEKLY CALL
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
FROM WHAT SOURCE
RECEIVED.
AMOUNTS RECEIVED.
I
amount
■■■■■
MHSOVRCES.
1 B) F u nd» in hand. of Co.nl) Tr».»ur»r
•PNi'-ablr lo th. jajanetil of Co»»ty
"arrant»
nt
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