Tillamook headlight., October 03, 1892, Image 5

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The foll.iwiitg 1 tt.-r wi 1
hit. re.-l
to thè pe- pie uf thix eiiv : —
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Tliiiteenth Di»ti;,-i.
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27,1S>>2.
M k . \V F. I» JoXES.
C or . S ec ' y Bona, of T kviik
I kar S ir :—In t),e monili ni March
ISbl, yuu ihlJresse.l me a letter relative
t<> thè t'Oiistrm-tmn uf „ napoli rond troni
Cupe Mearex l igia S:at un to Tiil inmok
t ity t ia ”sli.>rt B.iicli,” to tvl.u-li 1 re-
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard
l'Ii'- l under date ut Marcii 12, IME,«utile
ette, t tbat I Ita 1 lepurted npun t;.is mai­
ler to (he l.ijhtlmiis.. B ard an i wax tli» n
TOPICAL TIDBITS.
I he boys had a very pleasant trip, stop­ awaiitng farther im-tiuctions
Mv re<-
ping at Walt Smiths, on Wi.soii liver, oinmei.datmiiM to thè board nere a->
E.’gs 25cta per <l«zeji at Cohn «& Co’s.
j^itcliing a gi treat mmv H»l>, » -me < f th« " follow»-- It ix n.linittrd that tl.<- oriyinxl
Phis offied is turning out pojk 1 excellent front being t.H-nty inches in length ami
cost of making a road along this route
job printing.
weighing over three pounds. S.Jiiion will be more than along either of the
The best flour in the wot bl only fl a ar« also iiMn.ing up the rirer. one of others im nti<uied, hut the advantages
s ick at Cohn «fc C«»’e.
19-20
which they caught on a home and suc­ both to the Lighthouse Establishment
Dr Petre is now in charge of Dr. ceeded in landing. There are a good and to the |>eople are very much great« r.
many I »ear out there ami' Isaac- Smith In view of this latter fact, 1 would recoin
Johns hi ’« «Irtitf ,«4orv.
Pacific r« ller pnwess fljur ai “Frisco ami Mr. K<ep gave or.e a «base, but im*nd as lolldws :—That the p •titioners
bipin was a trifie U»o aeti vejand got k way. citizens of 1 illamook (’«»uiilv, cause the
Store, 3 75 pur bnrrel.
(hre’of the mo t enjoyable features of road to be “viewed out" as a «*. untv road,
Captain Dodge now Ims marge of the
their trip was packing in the elk from from the edge of the Eighth« use reserva­
wheel on the Str. Gatfiei$L
the mountains to» the h u-e
The buys tion, neat’ the building-* on ( ape Mearrs,
Marriage license wa* issued Oct. 1 to s|s*ak highly of Walt Sui.til’s as a place
to Tdlaniook river, that is, take all the
Jesse D. Fawlaoner ami C«»rn I>. Hili'
to stop
Mrs. Smith is a good co »k, and mcess.iry steps to given clear r.glil of
The Aug'Wta left Portland Wednesday Walt is a good instru -t«»r in s lo ami wav ami declate it a c«»unlv r«».nl; that I
lmon \yiH7 a « ar^oof goods for Tillainoox company —Forest Gr«»vi^EuiiFW
l»e then authorized io « (instruct this r«»ad
«g
Notices are being |»<iste(l for the presi-
dentfai election to be held on Novem­
ber 8th
«I OTTING 8.
Wt iter ui 1 T.vji. ti e i Heu V irietie
at Colin à Co’s
lw.
People’s Party Rally, at Ha«lley’s Hall,
The Str FL more arrived in the hay
Oct. 10, 7 P. M , .1. W. Dyer and A. J
yesterday evening.
(iaylord. speakers.
A farmer’s institute is to be held in
We have boxed our old pre sea and aie
this county soon, the time of which will shipping them aw.«y.
be annouuced later.
The Wilson rivèr to id Ì6 all «lone now,
Trolling f«»r silverside salmon is a except the bridges, ami it is expected
favorite sport ju-t n»»w. One man caught they will be finished in a few days.
twenty fine ones last smulay.
I
The Ne.-tucca cannery is not in opera­
Have you seen those new s;z'»s of cab­ tion this year, but the Neh.«lem cannery
inet photo’s? If not, « all at Heins’ Art is miming in full blasé, llioiig.i with a
(i.ill -ry. They arc “dandies.”
1-w.
1 mil to the number of fi-li taken from
Nancy I Links h is I »wer«‘«lthe record to the fishermen. However. it is nported
2:04
The teat was perfornie«! on a leg- that the Nehalem fishermen a e doing
illation track at Terre Haute, Indiana.
well this year.
Cohn & (’o will receive, direct from
J. J. btodda*d went trolling for salmon
manufacturers, per Str. Augusta, ihe on Monday, catching foiu fine sii vei>i«les,
1 trgest st«»ck «)f ladi« s’ dre.-s and fancy ay« raging about filteen pounds each, one
goods ever Brought to this city.
lw.
of which he psesented to the editor of
Mr. Sioddanl has been in
A traveling sal small, who has just this pap» r
fturned from Nehalem, inlorms us that the newspaper business ai.d appreciates
he s«»l I ov r $4,0j0 woitli of gro« cries lo the needs ol a hungry ed tor.
E. G •
Wist, the Nehalem mvicbanl,
Mr. Wist is m »ring int«» ids i.ew store
building.
The Ganb.il li cannery lta-1 to shut
down a slurt time Wednesday as the
supply of tin had rim out, but the Str.
Harrison came in over a r<mgii bar that
d ij bringing ¡1 «j i i:it ty uf tin, an I die
cannery is g»»it g again.
M. Bir han in, <»f O ii »n Peak, wishes
Hi sill or exchang-* his Thorough I »re« I
Aberde» ii-Angus l-u 1, Hugh Wuts<*n
Hugh Wats >n is th« lot mill f r calves
in <>r* g »n. C*-rresp mdeiice soiiciie»! by
owner. G. W. D immrk .
19-2 i
We shall recei ve at the “Frisco Store,”
between the 10th ami loth of thi* month,
the finest assortment «•! winter <lre.-s
goods ever showurdn Tillamook. AIsC , a
large ami complete sto< k of dry g »«»ds.
We aliai», a Is«., have an extra large ami
choice supply of groceries, provisions,
etc., etc.
BREVI TIES
Go to Willi mis f ir drugs.
by contract at a cost not to excel d Jiv«*-
thuusand d«dlars, or to expend n«»t to
exceed that amount on the con-truction
of the road, commencing cn the Cape
Means eml.”
It ap|»ears that there was some legal
obj-ctions to currying out these rec«un-
mendation-, and before I« «>ul«l be author­
ized to spend the money in this manner
additional legislative action oil the part
of Congress was i e« essary. Thtough the
instrumentality « I y ur representatives
this action was taken in .he SumlryCiv.il
Act, approve«) August 5, 1892
The next st« p in this proje« t is for vour
citizens to ‘‘view out” the mad ami have
it «It. 1 «red a county ro.»d, as suggested in
my recoinm«ndation above qu«»te«l. I
w’ill add that the 1 ne h islieuii g ne over
by a surveyor from this o!ii« e, and his
stakes and m irks will «1 »»ibtle-s >-e f und
upon the ground. Furth *r inf«»rmatio:i
«•an la? »»hlaine I fr«»m this office.
As
soon as this view ing out pr«»« e-s is con-
summate«! I am ready to adveiti.-e f««r
proposals for the « ••n-truction of the road,
so far as the amount allowe«l will sulli- e.
I will be oblige«I if yon will intenst
your B«»ar«l of Trade • r or your ii.H len-
ti.d citizens in this matter to the extent
of taking their preliminary steps. The
ma«l will certainly be a great benefit to
this portion of youriottnty.
T H H andbiry ,
Ma;oi Corps Engiiwers. V. S. A.
E' ginevr 13tli Lighthouse 1» st.
U 11» »II Kher ICoa«l.
Subscriptions for any paper published
E ditor H eadlight :—The grade of the
taaun at Lamb’s
t-f.
Wils-»n river wagon ioa«l i- now com­
pleted, and a crew « f fifteen bridge build­
W anted :—County or«lirs to the value
ers, undvr the supervisio»i of A.G. Ander­
of f RKMI at the bank. C. <k E. T hayer . 51
son, ar«hite«t an I builder, are now
At present, the fishermen are milking
Those who ex|»ect to bring wo . h I in constructing the best and oue of the
1 trge «'atc’ies of silvarsitle salmon every
payment lor subscription will please d«j largest bridges in Tillamook county.
night, ami though they are getting only
s«j as so«»ii as puss.hie
JCuis bridge is situ ited twenty nine mi»es
15cts apiece l»»r these fish, they are now­
For first i l.m.-« work in ihe photo line, east from T.llamook cty, ami spans the
making goo»l wages, a-many "f them
The bridge is 182
ure cate*|ing f.i«»in 10J t»» 150 fish per ( call at Revnohls’ new gallery, one door upper Wilson liver
l-f
feel l »ng, 16 felt wide; the main span
night, and there is no limit to the « atcli east of the Post Office.
Scribner’s Lumber a ml L »g B -ok« at 131 fee: lmg: 4 stringers 14x16 inches,
this year.
edition. l.,U fet t long, of soli'l fir timber; the
lainih’s only 3d« t>. lai t ♦ st
Of all the maps we have seen, whether
Every logger or null Inan should have trusses aie 12 feet high, 12x12 indi -olí<1
published recently or not, the boundary |
fit sticks; top truss caps, 81 feet 1 »ng ;
line of Tillamook c«»unty is ra»li« allr an«l one.
.
second caps, 47 feet long; th r«l caps, 26
ere
the
substance
“Secure tl*e shadow
gi«»sslv misr« presented.
All of them I
feet 6 inches long; truss rafters, 12x12
fa«les,
”
by
getting
your
photo
taken
at
without exci ption si.on Nehalem to be in
The string Ts are
inches, 23 feet long
Reynolds
’
i.tw
gillery.
.
ne
d«xreast
of
(’latsop county, «nd the post-oflice de­
sii'pp -rte«l by 20 draw I» hs 15 H*vt 3
partment. gui led by these ma|*s, prob- the P« si Offi- e.
inches long, making a very »hira‘»l* and
Dee.Is, Mortgages, Bonds f«»r I)ee«ls,
tibly rec« gnizes N<h.»lem ;.s a part of J
substantial bridge. Etch stick of limber
Clatsop county. Tl.e error is t«»«> great to ami other legal l hoiks, the latest h |»~ is g<»t <»ut on the grou i»l with whipsaw
proved forms, well printed ami oil the
l e excusable.
I
and br»>a l-axi. Amount <»f lum>»er in
best quality «»f pa|«r, a! Poill.md | rices,
hr.dge 47, b O» f- ei, laariiig cap «city 122
TneW C T U . ni Tillan nok, will
at Lan.l/s lxs«k st-re.
t-f
tons
Tins bridge is i»en g built much
le IH regular meetings oil the first nn I
che:i|»rr by having-Xpert workmen, wh«j
thir«l Thursdays of each mo«ith, at the
I E1CMINA L.
can take the st.«nd.ng timber with.n 1UJ
M. E (i.nrcli at 3 oMock 1’. M. All
G'O. Ab ana wax in 1’oitlard tli s week feet >f the lo ation where they arc lo
are invited to atteml. We lire doing
form tl»e bri«lge, lb.in w«»ul I have been
wliat we can t > bring about the glori'.ii*
F. M. Lamb and »ile are vi»;liiiir at
p i.-s b!e fl it I ad been necessary t«» haul
c.menmmati'.n for which < luiet die I, and Nehalem.
the mat.-rial 7 nubs from the nearest
we e.,11 np.m ev.-rv 1 »ver ot' God and hu­
I
E E Selph >» m attendarne at tl.e
The cost uf cufistru« tion will
i-anni JI
manity to s|.a»< d nx unonrw.iy with their
I Circuit Court in M Minnvil.e.
beaboul (2,oOJ. Mr. Runyon and his
prayer* and their c.eo|a*rat on.
I. F lai» n ha» ju»t letnrned frollili f..retnan, »,r. A II. lVil.cn, on ihe road
Mr. Mont I’urkcr, of Iovu, r.eplu w «»f viril follie Expoeitíoll in Pori lami.
work, and Mr. A. G. Anderxon, bri.-ge
Newt C h hotin, <»t this place. ’« l'**r<*
1
U. und J F. I Inzer, <4 IldLlt ro, were builder, have | r .ven that a g'"*l wag..n
slmrt v.git. He whs here twentv-three ’-ru-licating Ibi» week in T llam,M'kfc
ro.id < aii le built tiir ei^h ahixet any
years ag°, ruining in over the I lairis trail,
Tom Coatee, the tei» graph o|»rutor of counti v, no matter h.,w tough its t >pog-
«is there was n«> uac-n ri«a»l t«» Tillainu»«k
raphy may le
Thia wax a big ander-
thi» place, viaited I,anbahli Mind iy.
then, and at that time he 8 >.'S ti ere were
tattu'i.’, anil it» coin| le t n w >11 le » •>’ n
o He III-, «he |.l...ti>.r»|.hei, went I- to the valley |e q le. 1 ter»oO Call leaeli
«»nly tw«» «»r three h»»usa»* where the ritv
n«»w stands. He says at that time he Nelmlem Hii* »«*«■ t«ki>'»i l-i« ••■>*««. xcei erv, tl e angler and ilie »|crt-n>aii.
H e W il-on ii .er and .. .............. .. ba,
John K-i 11, Ot A-hl.unl, Wis< >ri» n, is ale.itnd ill the tinny le.int:«, ex-elled
!i»*ver ex|»erte«l tu hu «* a hustling ci y, with
rusticalii
g
here,
Hiegn
»t->«
J
•«
Harris.
«•1- ctric I ghts ami «-ther mctro|»olitan a«l-
liowheie in iiUiUla-r» or qitai.ty.
The fo.e«t ».nery i- le-an'i:iil. aid
linn. .I. W. Mi:w»ell xml wile l .ive
vanta*4-s of this place
leg aa ne 1» plenti u , litack and liruwn
re:nrne<l
fr
nn
a
visit
l<>
ir
en.l-
at
New
­
Ix-vr. t lk. deer, wild i.,t and p inu.t r liv­
There whs a thlal wave here la-t Tues-
ing often taken.
•l.iy. The t (les run much higher than berg.
the i rnlge will le conipliteil ale ut
The »-»¡tor of tlii- l-ai-er with hi* fam
u-mil, ami much higher than the tables
Ot 1-ith, »hen tie road will op n n r
ily.pmt
H
I.W
.lay-
at
the
Spiin
s
Hotel
We
hear
of
no
tl.r .>uh raffle
The toll for a vehicle
in tiratr f«»r this time.
'Inmate in tl:i- l«»c.»lity, but on Nel aleni in G.*ribahli.
Geo. Colin went to Bay City R»-.lay to
a numlR*r of fishermen had ’luir l»oa4e
IumI»er, als»ut 50.0ÜJ
swam|«e<L and ««»me *-f them wh«» sup- exHinine a cargo
p ine.l they were sleepii g high an«l «Iry, feet, wliidibe expects lo ab puut p r Mr.
f«uiml thrniselves disturl«! by the A- hh I Augusta
Ti«lal wmvph are sometini-s the result
H
W.C. King. J J
ol an earthquake, and ♦•art hquakrs. as far
Fress, V. A. Dsvit, J. R llarn» xn-«
a wsiy us Central \ui« ii« :i <«r the *an«lw ch
,<>n ou tue Mr.
Islamls fr. quently make a n«-ticeabJc dif­ uthert took in H»e ex» •»>
GaHkld « n Sumhv
ference in ihe tides livre.
F«»r *alr.
A r« |«»rter of ti e Timts ¡nt» rview»*l
Me era Marsh mii «I Keep »i|«»n their
live head ol Regiv'rre-I >li«.rt Horn
return from WJ.-on riier an 1 f“Und the
exilíe i
«uè Hanl the • tlirr 2
elk story wan genuine. They bad killed
year* old: oue yearling heiter; one
tw«» fine elk th.»t wonhl prolmblj weigh
Alt* <*•!!»* r
Imll calf; one heiler calí.
sev* n litm<lrrd pounds a|The road
Exxytimclo reliable partie«
is nearly c«»iiip.etevl ai.»l " U I**
f or parlienlw» call «u or a«ldr »•
momita.n r-»ad in the erste, ai d by far 4
S S< < VEIL. Gm ii P-ak
Vie liest way toread» the «-<»u.*t by wag »n.
drawn by two h .r».» w II le f-'> > fur
II • ,gh ti. .el, Ml half w y and return.
I’ <1 L "»Mre),
Karwaln«.
The R icket Sture" i a- ju»t tace vr.l a
IICW all I ompr-te I UH ol dry g .od«,
l.oota and »bv». cloil.ii.g. «taple ami
taney groerie«, < r*« kety, noti-.n» »chool
lio>.k» and «Litmnery. Bifore pnrcliao-
mg tour dry go-al», <all und in«pe«'l ■ -»r
mie ot .Ire»« go «I». «w'««ii». «Jk». «altn»
end velv.let n«, Ixdie» citali, WMlrrpr.«!,
melile <>» Untici*, et.., eie
A »o a
fine line of invi.'» nndwwear, ¡tata lo.t»
und »he», wt.i.li «e "ili —•> yo» a»
ele-ap »• r««l g.««l» cali lm •<«■».
e. «V. I-WIT.I.
I’ T. E i . wi MI».
15-tf
l’r.|>rietta.
Manager
1 lie Cannery at Caribaldi.
Just n >w Garibaldi is a scene < f great
activity ami lilt. The cannery is living
op« rate« 1 t«» its full enpac ty. The rattle
«»f the mat liinerv, the chatter of the Chi­
namen, und the w ierd shrieking uf the
sea-gulls, as they flap their wings ami
«lart from one place to another picking
the«»tt‘.il from thesalin«»n-cleaning, shows
Garibaldi in a «Liferent aspect from the
usual sbepy little sea side hamlet.
In the morning the upper bay is
«lotted with sails
The fish boats are
starling to lake the previ«»us night’s
catch to the «anilely. They take their
turns in delivering fish at the tannery
wharf, and a man stands inside c«mnting
the fish and throwing them back « ut of
the way with a gaff. Here is where the
w« rk of cann ng heg.ns. Several China­
men are «lexterousty cutting off the
Leads of the salmon, their tins and en­
trails are reim«ve«l deftly and neatly, ami
the fish are washed. The pr»v»>s of
washit g or slimingj is gone thfongh with
three times before the fish are carteil
from the wharf-house t«» the ctiiineiv.
Tlere ‘.Ley tire wuslieil, scraped, and
thoroughly deanetl again, and it may he
truly said that no f«»ud pioduct is pie-
pare«l, manufactured, or put up with
any m«»re scrupulous regard for cleanli­
ness an«l purity than canned salmon,
t yen though the work is done by China­
men, ispi chilly the way it is «lone at
Garibaldi
The fish are .then placid «»n
a gang knife, which cuts them into sufi-
cient lengths for the cars, and then the
cans are carefully filled by hand, this
process being considered b. tier than the
machine process,’as the filling machine
crushes an«l grinds the salmon steaks
•into a pulpy mass, and injures its appear­
ance ami sale in the market. There is
labor saving mavliinery at everv step,
however, in the « annery, and s«»me very
expensive and ingenious contrivances
are use«i. Forty-« iglit cases arc salted
at once by a handy device, the tilled cans
are then rapidly passed throu.li a wash­
ing machine, ami then led int«» the cap­
ping machine which places on the caps
ami crimp-**! hem with i.nerring ac« uracy.
The cans roll out and down a long in­
cline, passing along troughs of s<»lder,
ami aie delivere«! in another patt »»f the
building where tiny are tested by being
dip|»e«l. Th. y are then put into the re­
torts and co >ked tor an hour
After
being taken out, the cans are vente«l by
a smail mallet with a prick un it. after
which, a drop «?f s«»ldcr covers the boh ,
ami they are again placed in the retorts
and c.»oke«i three-quarters uf an hour
longer
The process of testing the cans
f<»i U»e purp.»se of taking out a sp«-il« dor
a defective can, i* done over ami over,
and at every turn, so it is next io im­
possible for any bad «mes to be packed
Alter the last cooking process, the c.ms
are alltjwed to c«/«»l over night, and ate
dipped in he nnd cleaned again, and are
then «.’ipp»d into a vat of lacquer or var­
nish. which preserves the can from rust­
ing
Of course, in all these pr«»ci‘sses.
trays aie used s »a large number of cans
are handled at one time. The labels are
next Htlixc«! by hand, very speedily, how­
ever, and the cans ate p .cked into boxes
or cases of forty-eight cans. The labels
are a very pretty <1» sign, Mini are marked
“Jumbo, packed at Garibaldi, Tillaui«»uk
C«» , Oregon, by the Elm«»re Ta« king Co.”
W
\V. Ri«lrhalgh, the manager lor
the Elue re Packing Co, ,»ers »nady
su pel intemis every detail of the woik,
and every process is carefully watche«l
until th«* fish are in the cases ami boxed.
The cannery is m»w doing fast w«» k, ami
oft« h the Chin.»ti en work twenty hours
out of the twenty-iour hours in a day.
They are hire.l bv contract.ng with one
responsible Chinaman t » «lo the seasons
pa< king, at so mn« b per case, au-1 he
ldi*» hi* men to w«»rk by the piece.
More than three thousand fish van l»e
handled in a «lay, ami ah.»ut that many
are l»eing brought in by the fishermen
everv «lav, at present
The «il vet sides
being caught now aie very fine on« s. ai.<l
are almost as g «o I as the.. Cuinpok sal
tixui. The pack ol Lig s»Inion Chino«»k
will l»e small here this vear, as it wan on
the Columbia, but stcoii'ls, steel-heads«>n
the Columi ia, an«I sHvtrsi«les Imre, are
in.,te plentiful this 'ear than ever, and
the pack of salmon is greater than ever
before. The pack of the Garibahli can*
nen will reach h total '«lu.- this vear of
C»
0 if the present run of silversides
holds <»ut, snd at the |.r.ces prevailing a
ft a rears ag«» w«»u.d have been worth
flOJ.mw. The Company contemplates
m «ving the cm 1111 ry l«> the Elmore
sta‘i«»n near D y Slot king b.»r before next
sHiisori, in "f.ler to be nearer the fishing
gr.»u i«ls. Mini to eave the expenm* ol
driving new piling for the wharves every
v*ar. 1 lm tore«lo «lo « not w >rk oil piling
• j l«i«l as at Garibs.di, tile waler l<ing
m I iikjwi fiesh at the station and the <ggs
t.»at are thrown sway ii cleaninj salmon
willsi»Mwn ind produce millions of young
»aliiion it thrown out fariht-r up the bay,
khu- tnak .ng « hatchery
I Imre is a
go M t«»wnsite at the r»lati««n and l«»t« w ill
I»*- surveyed out and «»ffere«l for sal»*. It
will hr to the interest olTillam«x>k city to
encourage the »« Imine of mov 1114 the « an-
nery. as the plant sill I* m.| r«.ve.|, and
the pr«««s*uf ns .»nstru« tioii will give
en p:«»vin» nt to a hululer « f m» n l«»r a
while
<f.»rd»al«!i will mis- the estalr
|,«hment aa-.ly if il » moved, as it ia tlm
eau«« «4 c«»nsidcrMl»le busm»M for the
l*ople tl»«-n- «luring tl-e fi-hmg scaa>»n,
•n«f while he cannery is tlmre. G.«nbal«li
C hi Is-ahl « f Laving cl»« in« I ghls
A
v»n «-omplcteelectric plant, w.tn arc ami
incNmtertmnt light h.»« been put 11» to il-
hitm ate the est «Mis* ment
KBIT ITION.%* .
Bay City sc!n»«»ls»»petted Monday, with
M . Geo Kiger, principal, turn M.ss
May Sturgeon in clung»» of the primary
department.
The lIoqiLirton school
Monday
begins next
Miss Maggie Tone his dosed her
sch<H»l and gone to Monmouth to attend
the Normal.
XOTlt K 1-oK Pl BLICATION.
Land office at Ureiron City. Or«*gon, Autr. jo .
Notice is hereby iriveti Ural the follow
named avltler has ti ed notice ui his intentiun
to make final proof in support of hit claim, and
that s «id pomt w II be nnule I clo e the < omit?
clerk «t Ti'.liinook County at Tillamook, Utt-
gon, ou Get. 8, iS,a, viz
James M. Mapes,
Homestead Entry Nq. txxvH for the s*•% of sei*.
3a, tp. > n. r9 w.
Renames the following witnesses tn pr«»ve
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of san I hind, viz:
J E Jeuuings, J S l lliott. M Sullhau and J J
I»i.w>on. allot Bay «'ity, lillaniook Co., in - gon
U-1J
J. 1. Appersou. Register
i S. j .-
Mi.-s I<la Fagenk »ph has closed her
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Office at Oleson City, «kegon. Sept.
school and returned to her home in Mc­ 2. Iaiml
1892.—Notice is het abv given that the bil­
lowing uaimal settler has’tiled notice of his in­
Minnville
tention t<> make final proof in support o! hi«
Miss E'lith Brown has just finished claim, and that said pro<|| will l»e made Iict« jq -
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Titm-
a very successful term uf school on ti e 11100k. Oregon, on October 24. 1842, viz.
John Jensen.
Kilchis.
Homestead Entry No. .850, lor the aw>4 of ne'.4,
sel4 of nw'4. m*4 of sw*4 and iiu 1 4 of m -1 4 of
A teacher is wanted in Fchocl district sec. |8. tp. 3 s, r 9 w.
He uaiues'the following w itnesses to prove his
No. 17, F. M. Kevs, clerk.
continuous residence upon ami cultivation ot,
said land, undai Sec 230» R. S . vie
TEACHI ks ’ ASIMX'IATION meeting .
Geo. W. Wallace. Henry Ely. Fred lluhrow
k J. I.y<er' all of Bearer P. O . Tillaim ok
The Tillamook Teachers’ As.-o« iution and
Co.. Oregon.
met, according to announcement, last
»A-2O
J. T! Appersou, Register.
Satur.lay, at the ptu lie scho«»l builtling.
NOTH E
Fourteen teachers were pi esent
At ten
I n the UofMi Y C ourt for the S tatk of
O rkgon . for T illam « m > k C ounty .
u’cicvk, Supt E K. Barnard calle«! the
In the matter of the Estate of,
meeting to or«lvr. Organization was ef­
E. A llnrltour,
[ C itation .
Deceit sed.
’
fected by derting E. K. Barnard chair­
To John H Harbour, Mary Ann Whiteman,
man and V. A. Davis secretary
On and Elizalteth M. Harbour, and all other heirs
of the nbove-named estate, if anv exist, greet
motion, the chairman appointed Miss 11. iug:
tn th«* imine of ihe State of Oregon, you ami
E Pierce clitic for the session
Mr. V each
of you arc hereby c ted am! requlnd to
A Davis then read a paper on the “Art appear before the Judge of this Court at the
Court Room then-oT in Tillamook City in said
of Questioning" which was well dis­ County and State, on Wednesday. Nov 9, LS’J2 nt
mm-o clock. A M of that day, then anil there
cussed. Mr. Win Brooks presented a to
show cause if any exist, why an order should
paper on the “Legal Authority «»f Parent, not issue to the adnunistrati-r oftheabove named
estate, to sell the real property belonging to the
Director and Teacher.” This brought estate.
W itness, Hon H. F Holden, Judge of the
out an interesting discussion, an«l many above
«mined Court, with Seal ol said C« urt
valual le hints were obtained. Arthur affixed thisRthdavof Sept,. «wgJ
Attest, W. W. CONDKR,
Mason next introluced the subject «»f
>6 21
County Clerk.
“Physiology and llvgeine.” After dis­
PROPOSALS
FOR
CONSTRt
<’T1N<; PILE
cussion, adjourned until 1 :I5 1‘. M
1 Bru*h nivi Stout- Dikes in Tillamook Ba\ am!
Upon assembling for the aiternc»»n ses­ Bar. «Ireton - t'nited State* Engineer office,
N<». 6v Third Street, Portlionl. Or., September 1.
sion, a song waa sung ami filteen minutes i8p — Healed proposal* in trip'.lcat«* will be re
reived
i.t this «»thee until 12 «» ckx'k (noon), stan­
weres|»ent in giving quotations
('. H. dard time,
October 4, 1H92. for constructing
Freas introiluced the subject of “Uivu s” pile, brush, ami stone dikes in Tilhumok Buy
and Bit?' Or«‘goii. The attention «»f bidder»« is
in Our C-'inm«»n Schools.” A brisk dis­ iiivife«! to the Act» of ('ongret»», .«pprovetl Feb
26, 085, ami February 23. iSh-. a* printe-l
cussion followed ami much information ruary
in Vol 23, page yu, and Vol. 24. page 414, Unite.I
was ol»tainv«l. Miss Eva Ross read a states Statutes at Large For specificalions,
form» of bid, nnd other information, apply nt
brief paper «»n the “Thought Metho«! in this office T u «» ma * W S x m
. ons , Captain, Corp*
of
Enginvcxx.
r6 19
Primary Re.oling.”
The subject was
fully discussed, and the sp• aker closely
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
questioned concerning the method.
Notice I m hereby given tlmt the uii «!« i >igtH <1
After a short recess. Miss H E. Pierce
hi«« by virtue of an order ol the County l'«»urt of
rea»l a well prepare«! paper on “Libr lies tile state of Oregon, tor the < 'ounty of Titltmiook,
appointed Exi-cutor of the last will and
For All fc I iuu I h ami All Gra«le-«.” The bee»«
teNtiunvnt of W II l awcett, deceaned. late <»t
p 1 per cuntail e«l good thoughts and <lrew Tillamook ('«nintv, Oregon. Non therefore, ail
persona having clanna against said Estate are
forth extended »lismssion
Supt. Bar­ Hereby notifie«! to piv*eut the same with the
voucher* t«» the undersigned, at I'lea-ant
nard presented tile subject “Why and proper
x'lilley hi Tillamook « ounty, Oregon, or t<> I. T.
H«»w to <ira«le the Uommon S« bools.” Maulaby, Attorney, nt hi* office In Tillamook
City, Oregon, within nix month* from the
A u«-urse uf study has been outlined «late hereof.
Dated September 19, D92.
and w ill soon be placed tn the hands uf
E. W. AI ii .I-I. h ,
I. 1. T, M aci . shy .
Alt.»nicy
teachers. Tnifi is an extrellent scheme, Executor of la*l Will
of
and 't estament
and everv frieud of education is urged to
of kaid Pecea*ed.
Estate.
assist in raising the standard of excel­
lence in «»ur common schools
NOTICE.
By an oversight the report « f the critic
Noth*«- t* her, bv given that the iiiiderslgiie I
was omitted.
On motion, adj«»urnt*d will, at the next term oi the County * our; «»f the
State of Oiegoit. for Tillamook »ounty. apply
until 7 .39 P M
for a license to well Npirltum»«, mall and viiiou«
in le** «piantities than one gallon,
At the evening a» ssion, a musical ami liquor»
within the «»reeim-t of Nehalem in *aul County
library programme was rendered which and State, for the term «»1 one year
Heptemlier 23, 1R92.
Jos. B. P ace
was heartily enjoy« d l»y all. The meet­
To the Honorable ('ounty Court fol the Stale
ing was inter« siing throughout, and pro­ of * »regon for Til)am«»ok »’«»uniy :—(( <* th«-Un
<lvr*dgne<l legal voter», 1 e*l<lent*Und citizen« <»t
ductive ol much go»»«l. The next meet ing Nehalem Precinct, Tillamook County, state ot
»»regon, heteby petiti«»n that a tk-cn««- 1 e
will be held in Bay ( ity on the last Sat­ graiite«! to J«»«. II rape of Nehalem, (>reg«»n. to
m < II apirituou«, malt and vinou* liquoia In le*«
urday of this month.,
«¡niintifi«* ihmi on«-gallon, for on. v« >ir, com
V A. D avis , Secretary.
inencing November 5, »s</j to November 5. U9.1,
in the precinct of Nenalem, Tillamook Count ,
state of (»regon.
Notice.
<> A Boe
Fre<I Z.nd«taeh
I.otiis Ziigeinejer
< W Schilling
Jos Effenbergcr
In pursuance of the adjournment of K K reb«
Henry Toll!
(’» It Weatherford
Joavph Angells
the Boar«l of E«pializ uion lot the County W J Poucher
Ii Eindley
Sam Lundberg
of Tillamook, Slate of Oregon, from the I. < Paregny
« M d«- some 1
N Kimtaill
2Jth day of August, 1892, notice is hereby 1»»'roneii
Win Battersoii
II McC»»urt
given that (he Istard will meet ag tin al Win l.aitie
Herman Toht
llt-nj Ihggenbotham
W l ohl
the office of the County Clerk at Tilla­ l>an ¡Ikkey
Fred Kebbi*
A Anderson
mook, <»ii M ». «lay O«t 24, 1892, b ribe Wm K >•„ .
W m Moder
M F M< < own
purpose <?f e«pializing I he assessiiiviit, as ( hri«t « »I»?«»
A J Keaton
John 141 men
IB
i
made by the County Assessor, for the
year 18.12, therefore, all p» rs<»ns interrste«!
in said equalization will please be in at­
tendance at the time and place utiuve
named.
Given this O. t. 2,1892.
F. M L amb , Assessor
Anew amt completr tr«*Mlim-nt « oii*l*tlng of
Siip|H^it«»ri<-N, < »inf mciitM in » 'apsulra. also in
Nailer
B«»x and pills a P< mi live cure (or H xlrrmil, Ii»
i<in«J Hllnd «»t Hl««-link.'. It'hl ng. < hr«oil< lb
or H«-rvdltary Pile», and many other <li-
Mr wife, Georgia Evans, having h it cent
ex«-» mid female weakiie«». Il 1« »Iwaya « gimt
my bed ami boar«l, August 2.1, without Iniiefit to th- general health Ihe flr*t <II-««-.
«•ry '•( m medical cure rendering hii oi>« ratl«»n «»I
any «ause whatever, 1 will not ber»S|»on- th«-kit;r--miuectsaary h« rraft«-r Tnii* irinrdy
naw m\er iM-en known to fail fiptrlmx. 6 for
sibb* f«»r any debts contracted by her.
f5, »ent i»y mail Why auffer from th»«» terrib •
di»eaM- when« written guarant» t* 1» given with
Purtlan«l, Or , Sep 1», IHW2.
six box«-» to refund the money if not cur«d’
II. T Ev ixs.
semi »tamp for fr«-r ftomple Guamntee i««m -I
by W«H»t»AKh. Ci. ask AC«» .*wh«»lr»ale am! r«*tail
druggiM* Sole Agt-iita, PortUmd, Or«-gon. si
Just now is thè lime when we need
w hat is «lue un. So pleaMi imikc mi effort
totHtle np t|»e amali acce Milita yuu bave
with tl.is p>i|M*r.
On piano or organ. Termi* t" suit thè
tiìnes, |8 j>er «piarler. Now is thè lime
(o educate y»»ur childreii in musicata
siila!» cosi
M km . D C. Bow i ks . 8-t f
Drug atorr for Mair.
THE ST" AUGUSTA.
Will make regular trip«, the weather perm
On accollili of ill-lwalth, I wi«h Io sell hia. fr«»m
TILLAMOOK
to AMTOltlA AWh PORTLAND
my drug store and fixtures, together with
For Freight rate« or Pa«>«affe, apply t<>
building and l«»t ; or if desired, will relit
P. SCHRADER. Master.
uihlitig to purchaser of drug stork.
if
D r . If. V. V. J « hin * HL
(JuIrk TrMn«|»«»r1atl‘»n.
Tl»e Sb-amer Elm««r«- sails from Astoria
lo Tillamook bay « hi M«»ii«lay an«l Thurs­
day m »rn:ng«, «»u arrival «»( th.« I’nion
l*a« fie et« amer leaving l*ortlan«l oil **«»n-
«lay and Wc«liit**lav nlghta al 11 ;3 >
Through tiiket« « an be ha»l at C
I*
ticket ofhc«-. 254 Washington St.. « «>rner
Third. Mails from Tillai««»»uk bay Tue»
days airi Fridays
(keal pa-*« i»ger ac-
«*omnio*lationa and tl«r>>Hgh freight rates,
a« loa a« l«v any other I ne
This it l»>
ali «aida the <pn« k«*«t way I » get fmni
rill-im»«»k to rortland, mi«l enable« «»ur
m* n bant* !•» telegraph f«»r g *«!• ami
g» t them here on abort n«rfi« r
No such
time ha» ever l»ef«*re been u.'H'le la-iwren
Till.ini's/k a» dii»« «ai aide wot l»l. 3t f.
K pan* Tabules : b «t liver tonic.
Jiu YCU HEAR?
t * •
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j»Y r-x:; uro
»«»•• fi we. •</ I'»*
ELECTF1C LUBTIZ ITARCH
p«r p«< ka^e only
Î5 40
5c
BUMBRIOHT
5c
br»t errmrlng Soap, each
3' ac
PILOT «»«AD. l»t lb.
■UT FLOC»
p*, Harrell
C*BAM CHU«I
any » wr / mi H from me In to
Aor>BR«a roa ruar
SMITHS’
CASH
$4.35
12-1 c
fbks LMT
STORE,
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