Tillamook headlight., May 05, 1892, Image 2

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county jail may be imposed.
W. F. D. J ones • E ditor amo P ropriktos . j the way it ia.
Lots 50x150 ft, also acre property in the three
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Counting must begin one hour
This is not all. The county is
after
the
polls
close,
and
keep
on
additions
to
Bay
City,
losing
thouHands
of
dollars
on
ac-
• RATES OF SCBSCR1PTION.
(STRICTLY IM ADVANCE.)
i count of bad roads, and this keeps without adjournment until it is
Il.:a the people hard up. Their noses finished.
One year
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... .7s.
Nix mouth»
50 will be to the grindstone as long as
Three mouth»
Only white ballots shall be usexl
coite de
this condition exists, and taxes ' in voting, and ballots which can-
ADVERTISING RATHS.
will be a burden. One man who not be determined shall be void. I
1 Inch, per month
$0.76
per year|6.75
J o -75
being the only desirable additions to the town.
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2.25 • ••
” ’’ 2o.oo has potatoes eno :gh to sell to pay Colored ballots are n. cd solely a» ■
a.25
Col. ”
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3.75
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3-7S
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6.75
” " 60.00 his taxes and buy his groceries, sample ballots for the informa­
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11.00 ...... M ” loo.oo
The white i t
Local noticex, locts. per line; and jets utter tells us he had to borrow money at tion of the voters.
the first insertion. Only S^t» per line fur first
ballots,
used
in
voting,
are to be
a
high
rate
of
interest
to
pay
his
insertion for regular advertiser«.
Lost. Found. For Rent. For Sale. Wanted, and taxes, and do without the neces­ stamped “official ballot.”
Special notices, in classified “ad” columns, at
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion saries of life or go in debt for them.
The official ballot must contain
and halt rate» thereafter.
Meanwhile his potatoes are rotting, the name of the precinct in which
Legal notices, Nonpareil, 1 oct», per line for
A diet of it is voted. All the names of the
first insertion aud acts per line for each subse­ except what he eats.
quent insertion.
candidates must also appear.
potatoes alone gets monotonous.
All local notices will be‘‘starred’’or otherwise
The voter must cross out the i
Even
in
the
summer
the
roads
designated as advertisements.
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names of those he does not wish to
hotels .
No special position will be agreed upon for I are not what they should be.
any advertisement, though we take especial
There is now over a million dol­ vote for. The county clerk must
pains to display advertising matter effectively
and give as favorable position a- possible, fre­
quently changing the “make-up” of the paper lars worth cf taxable property in provide one large and one small
rpRASK RIVER RESORT.
With good road«, ballot box for each precinct, also
We make a special effort to change or re build th 3 county.
advertisements as often as our patrons desire,
there will be five millions in five poll books, pern-, ink, blotting pads,
but make no contract to that effect
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Backwoods settlements in indellible pencils, string and seal­
No cuts will be used, except out-line cuts on years.
by e - m - keys -
ineta) base».
the eastern states have been turned ing wax.
Pleasant mountain iesor(. Good fishing aud hunting. Daily Stage. Good accommod.tl,,, fir
We reserve the right to reject any advertise
inau aud beast.
into garden spots anti civilized j The sheriff, under direction of
inent that we deem objectionable.
TRASK, OREGON.
T erms Cash in advance for small advertise­ communities by good wagon roads. the county court, shall provide
ments, and payment is required monthly or
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It can be done here. It will bling tables, guard rails and booth« for
quarterly on large contracts.
AY
VIEW
HOUSE,
railroads. Good classes of settlers secrecy in preparing ballots.
Correspondence on topics of general interest,
will locate here. This is the Oao booth for every forty electors
Invited.
Address all communications to
richest county iu the state as to at a polling place.
T he H eadi . igiit ,
BY J- A. RICHARDSON.
resources. Ixrt us develop them,
The voter must give his name
T illamook , or .
The
best
beach
resort
hl
the
county.
The table la aupplied with the beat the market afru
and make the county rich in cap­ and residence when applying fora
Just tlie place to »pend u few week» during the summer.
(ballot. In case he cannot read,
T illamook , O he ., M ay , 5, 1892. ital and industries.
I run my anil boat from Tillamook lo Garibaldi daily, ¿topping at Bay City and HobaoavilU, u4
The way to secure this better ! two judges may assist in making
carry freight and passengers.
state of things is to go to work out the ballot.
GARIBALDI, OREGON,
now, and get up a long petition to
Any pei-son who exhibits his bal­
For Presitlvntial Electors,
present to the next legislature, so lot so as to let it be known how he
QRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
J. F. C apiji », of 1‘ortlaii'l
the county can be enabled to vote votes, is liable to a fine of 850 to
H. B M ili . kk , of Grant's Pass
1200.
on the proposition next year.
J. M D unmr , of Portland.
G eo . SQUIRES, P roprietor :
Fifty thousand dollars is non?
Any person who shall electioneer
G eo . M. I rwin , of Union.
too
much.
It
can
be
economically
within
fifty
feet
of
a
polling
place
For Supreme Judge,
We have again taken charge of the Grand Central Hotel mid have refitted and relumialied II It
expended, and the labor employed is liable to fine and imprisonment.
F. A. M ooric , of St. Helens.
excellent shape, just ns good as new We »hull be pleased to have all our old patrsaa nd
and provisions furnished will make
Any judge or clerk of election
For Attorney General,
friends to make us a call. Every effort will be made to make the surroundings p I mmi I
and comfortable for guests.
L ionkl 11. W riihtkh , of Jacksonville. good times from the start.
who does not follow the exact)
Fur Congress,
The main road should be made course of the rules as to secrecy, I
T1I.I.AMOOK, OREGON.
B ingkk H ermann , of Roseburg.
from the north end of the county etc., is liable to a fine of 8500 to
J
For Joint Senator,
to the south eml, with bridges 82000, or one to three years im-
ARSEN HOUSE,
J. W. M axwell , of Tillamook.
across the Nehalem and Nestucca, I pisonment, or both.
For Joint Representative,
and made good for all seasons ofj Any person who shall teardown
II. W. L amhhn , of Willamina.
the year. A few branch roads election notice«, or disturb any
M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR.
For Histrict Judge,
should
be built from this, and very election packages unlawfully, is
Geo. II. Bt'iixETr, of Stlem.
New house, new furniture; fust class iu every respect. Best accommodations in the city. H m 4
few farmers would be far from the \ liable to 8500 fine or imprisonment,!
For District Attorney,
quarters for the traveling public.
main thoroughfare. They could or both.
J ames M c C ain , of l.nfiiyette.
then
easily
make
the
mile
or
two
For Clerk,
One feature about the new law
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
II. F. G oodsi 'K eu , of Hoqnurton (City.) of road to connect them with the is that a blank line ia left for each
For Sheriff,
main road.
oilice, ao that the voter can vote
INFIELD HOUSE,
J. R. II arhih ,ofFairview(WilsonR.)
When this is done you will see for whom he pleasx-s, if the name is
For Long Term Commissioner,
good comfortable frame school not on the ticket, by drawing a
P. I). N ewell ., of Nehalem.
house« taking the place« of the old j pencil mark across the printed
For Bbort Term Commissioner,
W. S. CONE, P roprietor ,
shake
shantie«. You will nee ele­ ! names, and writing in the
W. H. II. C ary , of Dolph.
D- E. GOODSPEED, MANAGER.
gant farm house« instead of coops, name of his choice in the Dank
For Treasurer,
WE
ARE
NOW
PREPARED
TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAVELING PVBLIC.
and hovel«. The town« will flour­ line.
II. McDanMOTTjof lloquarton (City.)
ish like a green bay tree. Ships! Secrecy is one great object. A
For Assessor.
BAY CITY, OREGON-
will come into |«>rt every day. | voter must not let any one know
C harles I’ ve , of Nehalem.
Railroads will race to see which how he is voting, and thenumber-
For Surveyor,
CCIDENTAL HOTEL.
P reston S. B rown , of Sand Lake.
gets here first, and social, educa­ ) ing is done on the stubs, which are
A large assortment of General
For School Superintendent,
tional and moral conditio; « will afterward torn off, and it is abso­
Merchandise was received on the
K. K. B arnard , of Hay, (Bay City.)
G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor .
great’.y improve. Tillamook will lutely impossible to tell how any one
For Coroner,
no longer lie considered outside cf has voted by examining the ballots
Augusta.
Tbt hotel in no* under the mau«<cnirnt of C. W. Pettit and wife, and every effort powIMt h
l»r. II. P etke , of Hoqnartou (City.) the United States, and boundless
made to make gueata comfortable. The patronage of the public ia reapectfull, Mlkilrt
afterward, unless the voter should
Tillamook (k North Yamhill Stago ticket office ia here.
For Justice of the Peace.
prosperity shall be our portion.
put a distinguishing mark on his
J. C M ahon , <>f lloqmirlon, (City).
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
ticket, ami he is liable to a heavy
HO IF’TO VOTE.
penalty for so doing.
150,000 FOR ROADS.
Although copieH of the election
We shall publish a sample ticket,
Thia »11111 can be well expended law have been diHtrihuteil among with further instructions, bx*fore
on roads in this county. In order jutlgcH of election, aud we have the election.
to get it, the legislature must ptiHH from time to time published ex­
an eimbliing act, permitting the tract« and epitome« of the law, yet Mirabili« mid Gen. Arthur rigar, at Lamb',.
the tax-payers to vote on issuing litany do not «eem to understand
Ironda to raise the amount The ju«t how to go about it, and unle««
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bonda can Ire Hold readily for their great care i« taken, there is likely ■
face value. It will not raise taxes, to be a great deal of bungling.
First St., Dpp, accidental,
TillarnDok/ Dre.
hh there will la* much more tax .hie We repeat some of the point« we
property by the time the I hmii I h have given, «0 that the public may­
mature. The burden will not fall be better prepared to vote accord­
heavily on the present population, ing to law:
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
11 a the future generation will help
The name« of the candidates are |
Will
Make
the
Season
of
III!.
to pay thelsniils. Good roads will printed upon one ballot, which i«
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o|H“ii many new farina for settle­ furnished at public expense, and
it John Day's Barn In Tillamook City.
ment, am! will increase the value the iMxiths are provided, where the
Fine Billiard aqd Pont Tablas.
of all property. Money will lie voter, alone with (iod. an official
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E nterprise , J r . is a rich Mahogany bay with
more plentiful, uh produce can lie ballot and a lead pencil, crosses out black
tillamdok ,
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DREGDN.
pv inti, white star in forehead, large, full,
brought to market. There will he those he does not wish to vote for. bt ight eye, fine flowing mane and tail, has s
cut, well shaped head, held erect on a
greater inducements to improve
In case the judges ap|Miinted by clean
well arched neck, good shoulders, is broad in
dw
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idle lands.
Remote localities the eounty court be not pre«ent at the chest and is very high on the withers, with
gixxl
legs
and
leet.
lie
is
spirited,
showy
anti
will lie brought within reach of a the polls, the electors present may
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handsome, has gotMl carriage and tine action,
market, and those who are now select from among themselves the stands 17 hands high and weighs 1730 pounds.
THE OLD RELIABLE
eking out a living on a jHitato member« of the board. Polls to lie He Is a hor.te that is much needed on this coast,
anti when cr«»aed with trotting and running
patch mid a cow, can work on a open from 8 in the morning to li in bred marcs, produce» fine carrtage and coach
more extensive scale. It will not the evening. The lioard may ad- I horses. He has receivetl several premiums
and among them arc First premiums at (»ak-
lie necessary for hoineateudera to j urn for one hour at noon, but the aud ami Han Jose and second at Livermore, Cal.
go to the Willamette valley during ballot I h > x , etc., must lie in sight of
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He uas sired by the Norman horse. •‘Enter­
the summer to work lor cash to four of the lioard all the time.
prise,“(Imported by Theo. Skillman, of Peta­
buy angar and Halt. They can put
Any person present, who may luma, Cal..) he by the celebrated Norman horse
in their time clearing away brush suspect a voter, is at liberty to "St. Lawrance’’ Hto tlam was a full blooded
Clevelaud Bay.
and making a (smifortable home. challenge him.
£0^** The Cleveland Bays are a typical car­
Fifty Y bbtb ExpariancB in th» Orug Buiimm».
Is*nd now owned by the govern­ A voter in st I h > ii ci iron of the riage anti general purpose horse. They trans­
mit
color
aud
general
characteristics
to
their
ment will l>e eonverted into pros­ United States, or have declared
progeuy iu a marked degree, are sure to become
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
perous liomea. Farmers can eoiue his intention to become such one popular among the horsemen of this country
A-
Drugs.
Patent
Medicines.
Toilet Articles, Notions E‘c
to town at all times and help with year la'I'oro trying to vote. He I They poanesa wonderful powers of endurance—
the Stallion Plato trotting ifi miles within an
always
on
hand.
^L9.t! MAKER ?A N J E
their trade to build up a city. must be 21: reside in the state for hour, carrying the enormous weight of JjO lbs .
Freight by water to Portland or wix months, and must la> a resident and thia marvellous feat has l»evn often sur­
A nnvnition and F ishino T acrlb .
passed.
XW-RseAiai!«« * g,FCIA _
VoMrasags Ann SmiTAci,«».
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDE!].
Kan Francisco will not be as high of the precinct.
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as it is from many Willamette
Tirili, $15 ti iisiri.
Where a married man's family
valley towns. Farmers can get reside i« his residence.
0. T. HILLS.
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more here for their produce, and
Where a single man sleeps is his
buy goods cheaper than they now residence.
ft n
For Treasurer,
can in Kheridan or McMinnville.
lot» by Henry T<Jl,l '.„"t n
’Own °n
has l«»n subdivided into rtV
In incorporate towns no person
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Tilers are lota of potatoes in thia shall approach within fifty feet of
small figure that will I
'* ' I”‘*vni Mill Co., and lota may now be had torn**?
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county to-day, y\t |H>tatoea arc the polls, excx.pt the officers neces­
vicinity and there is an
,* »harvpg. Otlier mills are being started in U*
ahip|>ed here from Portland. Our sary and the person iu the act of The Regular Democratic
Nehalem harl
I*niBB f ,r many more industries and businesses,
money goes outside when it should voting.
Nominee.
of the best on the coau
v 7 *10 000 «pended on it at once and it already S nn*
stay here, and our potatoes are
One |M*rsx>n of each political
long, navigable several m-i * '* *"'■ R‘ve1, '• * mngnificent ntream, over 100 mi
rotting in the bin because the roads party may stand outside the guard­ ^AN BUREN BROMLEY,
*“•* body o( timber ami th.? 811 **,h*
’'Wng »Iream on the co»*1-
are too bad to get them here. rail to challenge voters.
North Wert are on thia .tre
ex,<’n’iv<’ deposits of good accessible coni ‘n '
ATTORNKY ANDCOI’NSRI.OR
Th«»v trsnw •ilutnihiUlv »,
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t «n be found; then? is „ i
*nd lU ,ribut«f’es The farming lamb are neb *
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fiardware, ¡StoVeg and Tiqware.
jißW Iqood^ giving by ekery ^teaiger.
NEXT DOO^ TO LETCjlE^
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TÏLL^OQlÇ, O^H
COHN & CO ■J
THE LE^I^ SjE^CpANT^
OF TILLAMOOK
Have received per Str.
Truckee the largest
Stock of Clothing and
Hats, --Latest Styles,
ever brought to this
City.
<THEtBUREAUOLOON»
C. H. SMITH, P roprietor .
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
((pTERp^E, R"
©rand Central Milliard Wall
The Rioted plormaq {Stallion,
and QicjaV)'
E
. G. E. WIST.
Di’. [I. V. JOHN^OJI, proprietor.
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George Colin,
DRUG STORE!
LETCHER,
D.
WE LERk
CITY.
Everybody invited to call.
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mature Ian.lhe fi((hing interesW
great-