Tillamook headlight., October 03, 1892, Image 1

Vol. V. No. 19.
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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY.
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OCTOBER
3. 1892
$1.50 Per Year.
Tl*re idnmld be no further delay the country needs no more of them,
about opening the road ftom here and they can count on failure adopted the Australians will find
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that while the British Columbia
west to Tillamook river.
if they come here. We refer to merchants are anxious to have
Il V. V. JOHNSON. M. D.
FOREST GROVE, ORBGON.
the class who produce nothing, ami their lumber trade, the duty on
One of lhe oldest ai4 best equipped iii.-tin the Nonli west, C'Ilei.'»
I)r. Pat chon assures us that the
O.fice on next dour to Teanpetant e Far hur«.
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arnl . Literary.
I nii>n.t) “ •pi«>rt
|»|»« uni Ors
do nothing, in fact, except to Australian wool still remains. and academy Cour*e>; Classical, Scietiiific
TilFainook, • Oregon.
f»»r atlvanceti work in Chemistry and Biology. . S|KM-tal iiiMtriivtiHii in (lie Hnglmh
creamery men are making arrange­
The Co i ervatary
engage in some business depending W hether the builders and lunilier Ranches and in N« Filial methods. T...
_ ol Ainsi»- utf.-rs excellent o|w
ments as fast as possible to establish
on their wits, or by extorting exor­ dealers of Melbourne a; d other ptiriunitiea» f«»r the study ot vocal and instrumetital music.
£ E SELPH,
Expenses reasonable.
Board In club at reduced rates
a creamery in this place, and ad­
bitant profits from the community, citi sin the Victorian government
Fall term legins \\'mines lay, St ptemher 21*1. 1MI2
F«»r «•atah'gu»,H, address:
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
vises farmers not tosell their milch
T ho M a A M c C lei . i . am ), Presidt nt
there are enough good substantial will stand the duty of «6.2ft without
TILLAMOOK,
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OKHC.OX
cows at a sacrifice.
merchants here now to ssipply the protest remains to be seen. At
[ T. MAULSBY,
needs of the country, and others any rate, the shipments oflumlter
It is remarkable fact that four
had just as well keep out unless from l’uget Sound and California to
Attorney-at-Law.
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fir timbers 14x16 inches, and 130
they are “rustlers” in every sense the ’Victorian government at
Notary
and Meat b'atate Conxay iteri.
feet long, were taken out in the
of the word, and have money to trv presenPamount to very little, and
imnudiate vicuiitv
the Wilson experiments with. Those who
fl W. SEVERANCE,
river bridge, ami were used in the have no money, no l.usiuesa in if thethreat of the Australians to
P kittv -I it.STB I C t - An .nix>■: v,
levy a duty on American lumber
O
construction of the bridge.
tr<l Jinliuial I list riel,fur Tillniii>Hik Comity
particular and no trade, will find goes into effect it will not shut
Tt'.I.AMOOK,
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OHEGON.
this country full of competitors in down
single mill on the coast.
A paper, called the Amity Pop­
that line; and, for the hard-work­ The pool has nothing to do with
gun, is our, latest exchange. It is
JLAUDE THAYER.
ing day laborer, at present, there is the duty, as it cannot prevent the
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a bright, well printed paper, but
but little opening, as many are now Australians from purchasing lum­
Attorney-at-Law.
its projector must have run short
C or . 1 st . S t & 1 st . A ve . E.. T illamook .
Tll.LAMGOK. ORI.GON.
idle, and when there is work, there berin any market. The object of
on names when he imposed such a
are enough men bidding down the pool, as said before, is to see
title upon it. We expect to hear
MISCELLANEOUS.
ranches, who have to leave home that a fair price is received by the If you should die to-day j
next of somebody skirting a paper
and work occasionally to secure a millmen.”
are you satisfied with the(^ .
ft & E. THAYER.
and naming it the Squirt Gun.
little ready cash, to do all the
condition of your estate?.
A FEW HINTS
work. What the country needs,
BANKERS.
Some cargoes have been sold in ,
we
repeat,
is
men
of
means
and
(■vueral Banking and Exchange biiainr»'«.
San Francisco Bay, of Douglas fir,'
Mr. Nels Thompson, of this city,
¡ntercal paid on time tlepoNit«.
energy to produce somethin. and
for less than 8!< a thousand. They
is having a lot ofalder logs brought
Exchange oil Kiiglantl, Belgium, Germany,
make substantial improvements.
-iweticu and all foreign romiti ich .
had been sent down to be sold at
to the mill here for sawing. He
Those who have the nerve and
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGON.
the best price obtainable. The
intends to use it in the manufac­
patience to clear out homes in the
owners will not. repeat the experi-1
ture of furniture at his establish­
wilderness, also, should be welcome
Is the Best Investment you can make
J F. LARSON,
ment soon. Arte, deducting 84.50 j
ment. Alder takes a line polish,
here, for it is that class who are
for freight and about 81.00 for
has a beautiful grain, similar to
eventually producers.
other charges, all that was left the ,
oak, and is quite hard when
(/’Every policy has a cash
BLACKSMITH.
consignors was enough to pay for |
seasoned. A limited quantity of
-c
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^paid-up value guaranteed
Th> l’uget Sound Luinbernian
sawing the lumber and a whole lot
this lumber, dressed on one side
•each year.
says, in reference to the proposed
Wiivon nmkiiig, iiik I nil kimU of Woodwoik
of experience.—West (.'oast Lutn-
and dry, would retail readily for
big lumber po<d:
hik ! General
HI «ck mi 11I It 111 k done
Ml I
Write me your age for a sample policy
b '1'111.111.
84 per hundred, yet it is almost
Machinery ItrpHirvtl.
“The name of the combination is
impossible for the mill to get logs W. F. 0. JOHES, -Local igt. H. G. COLT ON. Gen'l ig’t, 233 Stark St, Fortlard. Ore
Horse shoring n Specialty.
The high prices prevailing here to be known as the ‘American Pool,’ for sawing. There is plenty of
and
its
operations
will
be
larger
in the winter time for oats and
good alder timber on the streams
potatoes,and the fact that large than report, d. Instead of 100 here, some of it very large, and it
.ililL.J RUQQLE8
Mr«. J. JOHNSON
quantities of both were shipped into mills being subsidized, there will will pay to save it carefully and
be
400,
ami
includes
mills
on
rail
­
he
est
lace to
nvest DUGGLES & JOHNSON,
this place last winter ought to be
bring it to the mill for sawing. It
ail inducement for farmers to in­ roads contiguous to deep water. has been the custom to burn it up
crease their production of oats and The cost of subsidizing these mil s in clearing and many tine trees
Magnificent Timber
¡i itatoes. There is no better coun­ will be in the neighborhood of have . ecu worked into cordwood.
MILLINERY AND DRESS­
Hielt Coal Déposait«
try in the United States for raising 825,000 per month, or 8300,000 per There is occasionally a good maple
MAKING.
p itatoes and oats,and farmers who year. The m 11s so subsidized will tree in this country, and every one
be asked to abstain from shipping
live near the city, or on the bay
of them will bring a good price it
litt«, l»rvMK TibiiiiilugM and ti Generili A mmh I-
lumbertoSan Francisco and foreign
can readily get to market when the
sawed into lumber. The despised
iiHJitof Millinery G ihm I n . We nlwaya k< « p
ports for two years. Advices from
roads are bad.
hemlock, hereafter to be known as
the late«! Myh «.
San Francisco are to the effect that
For full i.articular» call oil or «.Ureas:
“Alaska pine” in the markets, Jkj-Buy II«'« while lots me <ben|>.
The Steamer Elmore will prob­ the pool may not go through on makes the bes of lumber for many
HENRY TOEHL, Nehalem Ore . or NEHALEM MILL CO.. Aatoria, Ore
ably discontinue mak.ng trips to account of the large subsidies. purposes, also, besides its resources
plLLAMOOK LAUNDRY.
this bay as stain as the canning Otherwise the lumbermen on the of tannin, and the fine forests of it
coast
are
heartily
in
favor
of
the
season is over, unless there is some
LESTER HART, PROPRIETOR
on Cape Miares, being convenient
Waahing
gHtherr»! mid delivered ever,
arrangement made by which the scheme.. All the mills in Tacoma, to water, will be very valuable
*eek Woik <!<»n« oil altorl nollcr when *le«*lr* I
merchant» of Tillamook city «an with the possible exception of the ere long. Hemlock is now being
starched «bin« I set- uhc I i . ’ oinnion Mlilrt»» Hti I
IrHwrrR, 5 to iDctu rHt-h
Krtinily wmthinK m I
patronize her more liberally in St. Paul and Tacuina Mill, will be­ successfully manufactured into
roni. g, .sUctw per «lo/en
bringing in freight. A new ar­ long to the pool if it goes through. pulp, by water power and at a
Suit« cleaned to order.
rangement is being considered, and The hitter mill is friendly to the nominal expense. in Clatsop county.
Til.LiMiNHC. OKP
if there is sufficient encouragement, move, but there are certain reasons There is plenty of wajer power
th ■ E.more will make trips every why it will not enter into any pool­ lieije, and the same thing can la- Fresh tread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home QENTRAL MARKET,
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
five «lays, coming to the Tillamook ing arrangement. It bel eves that done in Tillamook with profit.and
the
proposed
pool
will
help
the
lernens.
L. H. BROWN, P roprietor
city wharves. The Elmore is a
a plant for extracting tannin from
l'h<-B« <’f, Veal, Fork mik I Mutton «1« Hy­
staunch little craft, lais good mill men of the coast.
the bark would not cost much.
un liaud.
Kgg«, Buller, Vegetable« «• d
“It lias been said by uninforme<l
Tillamook has many other nat-
Clik-krn« iMHiglit mid wold.
machinery, which enables her to
satisfa tion guaranteed to «very one.
come over the bar in very rough persons outside the lumber trade ■ ural resources that could la* turned
tliat
the
¡sad
is
to
be
a
gigantic
shop opp«ante the Grand « entrai.
to profit by a little exertion ami
weather, and if it were possible to
MEALS AT ALL HOLTHS.
TILLAMOOK, om
trust, and the impression prevails expens«-, ami ¡ample who an* idle a
«. COKNKK KIRST M. A STII.I.WEI.I. AV«.
get regular anil quick transport­
that lhe cargo trade is something great deal of the time and complain­
ation every five days, it would lie
plLLAMOOK LIVERY STABLE,
immense, lhe entire shipments ing of hard times, might find a
a good thing for the city. We
by water from Puget Sound and method of obtaining a little ready
lielieve that the passenger business
British Columbia .luring the month cash, instead of waiting for large
alone wj .Id pay for running the
of August amounted to about milling industries to make them
•JONESB ros . P roprietors
boat, if she came all the way to
26,WW,000 feet. Nearly one-halt
this city every trip. At present
rich.
of this went to San Francisco,
Hit at «-la«« «ingle and doubl« turn out« kept on
the Elmore has a full cargo of sal­
where the lumber yards are glutted
intuii. Hoarding and trun«»« nt «luck < «• <1
THE A. & A. R >AD.
mon going out, and will be busy
with lumb«r. Several earg-ss
for.
for a while at this work and hand­
W. B. Barr, chief engineer of the
wer.- sent lo . Australia, wti. n-
T illamook , ok »
Allntny & Astoria Company, writes
ling the fishing gear. lithe people
Puget Sound lumber is rotting on that this road is projected to run
wish the Elmore to continue com­
the sticks. lhe price» obtained from Albany to Astoria. 1<*3 miles,
ACRE TRACTS AND
ing to this bay after the fishing is
are th • lowest in the history ol the via Dallas. Slieridaii. Dolph. Nes-
over, they should take action at
shipping trade on the coast. In tucea. Nehalem, I Inion Peak ami
T own L ots .
once.
Seaside. Negotiations for building ......................... . ................. ...... . ................ .....................................
fact, tiiere is no profit in shipping the line are now in progress.—Ore-
The rie-MleiitMl
<•» >•<» Will. with«™. »Mix. 1» the m<»t liiten». ly mler. •line «.Ml
«ale «t reB«on«ble price« and mi fa vor a le
ex. i n.* I" the hl.t .ry ollhe I nf.«1 »late., end rountry
«Ill »«• extrenwly >11 »>.».- to he»,
term« Ixcathm lieet in the city of Till«
lumber to foreign ports. 1-t is tor g< Milan.
all the »eu. rxl and p.Uti. al n. «• end dl-cu».l<H>. ..I tlie.l«) a» pn ee.iled In a XaUonal Journal
lliook
There shoukHie a general ami
the purpose ot obtaining fair prices
Prolmbly Tillamook and Bay in ad 11'..»' to that aupplied by their own lin-al paper.
increased effort among the people
for lumber, and th extension of the 'Cifv wotdd be mentioned as being ......................... .. .......................................... ........................... ... .......................................*....................... *.............. •••••
in this county to produce some­
To meet thie wntit we hare entered into a contrai l with lhe
WiisumpUon of American lumber, on the route if it were not the in­
thing. There is too much of a
SCRIBNER'S 3nr Olí Nillion Solí.
tffia the pool is being formed.
tention to levy a sulmidy from
tend mcy to speculate in laud or
Moa! M'i ph te
<.í
• Some talk is also heard that the these plaet-s; however, it is impos­
Lumbar
tl« himtever publlrti« «I
t >wu lots. If some of the farm ts
fiivea
measiiren.ent*
of
pool is being formed on account ot sible for the road to pass through
ANU
h II kli<»1« oí
Lust>»r
w.aild sell part of their holdings
Luga
I .«nk a.
I irwls »
the threat of the Victorian Govern­ the soiinty without touching both
Tl]e
Leading
Republican
piper
of
tl]e
United
Loo
Boak woed lo m««"ure «ve* «I I
and use the in >ney they get ment of Australia to levy a duty of
w D
Which -nable« » Io
r that aplendid journal regular auterrlpflow pt he fl wp. r year) and th.
'»»«..In’ aawa enreof
«sed W<M»d t
t> in ike improv am mtso.i the land <6.25 on lumber coming from the these places.
Hr.AtM-M»MT. for o«« year
frllh*« treea. «rowth of treea lamí incaanr<
wa«*a rrnt »smrd Inter««« Atare and h. Mitin«
they l»tve left, they would make Unite*! States, in retaliation for the
Imita etc >tand«i<l Imok thr«m«h<rat the t ni
Gruver Uleyeland has pnrchaiu d
For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance.
led Male« and Cañad«
|llaatrat« .| editlon ot
m ire in Huy, live better, and in- duty on Australian wool. The a birth-ilay prewnt for . is Imby,
iMii A»« )o«r Imoharder f«»r H
MHW VOKK W KF.KI.V TKtBrXP regular price p. r year
f> «•
til p»>«tp«ld lor $ cents
ereams the value of what they British Columbia mill« *'!* ,J*’*“ and a dbpatcli to that effect has
<, u fisufk
iiea I. i . k . h T
14.^
Roa «M» M«Mh*»ter M. Y.
reserve to a great extent. -Much
l»S»
Total
been
«ent
all
m
er
the
Uuited
State»
, the pool, and this being the case,
of the land, however, is held at too the g-^ijm believe that Australia by the A«wx-iatr«l Prei*.
WE FIIHISN IITI PIPEII HE VUI FIR MM
«»•Ihrfist' oppoaite your N«me i
»rd
high prices, and this not only dis­ , wi I have to buy it» lumber in the
may begin at any time
on the iu*ir«ii. of your p»|- r or <»«th. « » m | per
in»tlr«te« th» time your au » « m »lotion «ipirr«
Tb»i*tW
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lib-ral
«m»bm.Uou
<.»r«
»w
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Mate*,
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appoints and impoverishes the
and y»«n «re luviUd to renew at that time
All
John L. Sullivan now annonni i u
United States, whether it wants to
papera aent I*» partira nal»Vl» the toarty are
f the Ilk
«Iwuld take advantage <4 it at »»me
t
promptly .limoni Inited w hen their bin* rapire«
owner, but prevents people of
that
he
was
drugged
in
Me
la»t
A44rv-« all or*h-'« to
or not. British Columbia exacts a
«ad «IB moHih» arreara«« »a the limit »i'hia
thrmanlf In atoppiu« v«*ur •«»«crtplici.
means and energy from settling duty on Australian wool and cuuL fight, and that be is preparing t
i« iHcrmf) trat lo pay all arreara«*«
HEADLIGHT,
Tillamook,
Ongon
here. There is another class, also,
I
ami if retaliatory measures are cii.illelige Corlyett again.
that is fully represented here, and
-.. Pacific University and Tualatin Academj
S. A. ROBERTS
Is selling hardware stoves and
tinware at “hard-limes" prices.
CALL AND SEE'
A Policy in The
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TILLAMOOK KAKERY f 9
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NOW OPEN.
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Restaurant in Connection.
presidential Campaign of 1892.
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