Tillamook headlight., December 22, 1892, Image 2

JOTTINGH.
Old I’lone» r Hick.
TEl.KtaiAI H I.INK SOLD
It is proposed by leading bicyclists to
Go to WillinniH for drug».
James Quick is very sick, an<l histleath
it
W.
H.
Kunyon Buys a Controlling lnt«reMt The William MUI »t «’"> *“» 1,1 ,J“’
build
an
asphalt
road
thirty
or
thirty-
Fresh mince meat at Cohn ck Co's.
is expected at any time. Mr. Quick lias
W. S. Hays lias a house to rent
in the Line.
five feet w ide from Chicago to New York.
t-f.
gatlon.
been
feeble
fora
longtime,
as
he
is
getting
Eggs will bring 30 cts. at Cohn <k Co’s.
Subscriptions for any (M1p<.r pubfiJ?
Telegrams and letters, announcing the
Tuttle <k Robeson have already here
along well in age. He is 01.e of the old taken
Lr.tik at
«it I
Miulk ’ ’ s
u
Lamb
The Truckee arrived in the bay Tues­
There
has
been
a
lively
time
at
Bay
t-f.
quite a stock of hard* are, and w ill receive sale of the Bay City <Xc Tillamook Tele­
pioneers of Tillmn<»ok.
day morning.
W
antkd :- County orders to the vals.
more by next lx.at. They will open up graph line to W. S Kiinvon, have liern City recently, ami serious trouble has
of $3000 nt the bank. C-
' A E.Tn.nKK.51
Diamond dyea, direct from the manu­ lheir (s'ahlishment as soon as they get received at this office. Mr. Runyon has
ORDINANCE NO. 40.
l>eeii anticipated at times. W inchesters
facturers, at William’s.
Trespass notices, ‘No hunting gj.
their store building fitted up, which will bought Mr. Wheeler’s interests, which were brought out on a few occasions, but A n O hoin 'NCE to 1‘ hevixt THE I nde ­
Mrs. Sturgeon, at Bay City, bus a new be in a few days.
! constitute the major part of the stock.
cent E xcoki rh or I’ hhsons and IT m - lowed,” at Lamb’s,
SUtUt.lory lorn|
fortunately no one was hurt. The trouble
stock of winter millinery.
only Sets each
ItllMENT THEKEor.
The report that S. A Roberts has Sold The line will be put in first-class condi­
G. O. Nolan has money to loan on 1 out is a mistake. He will continue in tion at once, so the |>eople can enjoy a is over the Williams saw mill of that [he peo/>le of Tillameok City ifo ordain:
Scribnei’s Lumlder "nil Log Books at
approved personal security.
If any person shall expose his poison, Lamb's only BSvta. Latest edition
the business at the old stand, and will good telegraph service, ami Air. Runyon place, several parties trying to get P"S-
Cohn <fc(’o. received a large assortment 1 receive on the next boat a large stock of writes us that the rates wdl Ije made the s« sioii of it. It will be remeiiiliered that or the private parts thereof, within the Every l«»gger or mill '"an Mt.oul.l ha,.
I new hardware. All parties owing him same aa on other lines for the same dist­ Geo F. Williams starred to build a large corporate limits of this vity, w.iere there one
of goods per steamer Augusta
ance. He says, also, that it is his inten­
l>ee«ls, Mortgages, Bonds for 1)^,1,
Sewing machines, best on earth, f«»r I must call ami settle before Jan. 1st.
mill at B.iv City, lust year The plant are other pen-on or person*, or iu the
tion to put on a telephone line next spring.
We
see
by
the
Albany
Herald
that
Bay
City
was to be an extensive one, hlid the pil­ vicinity of other person or persons, to tie and other legal Blunks, the latest '
sale at Sturgeon’s drug store,
Il is generally thought that the change
Judge G. W. Young, now ot that place,
ings were driven for the inundation and offended or annoyed thereby, or if such proved forum, well printed Hm| ont£
Jtimes G. Blaine has taken a relapae
I is going to make a trip to Southern Cali- is a good one, and that Mr. Runyon will the necessary wharves construct»d
lhe exposure is offensive to decency, such be»t quality of p«|«r, nt Portland |,rim
and his death is expected at any moment.
I fornia. Judge Young is an old comrade do Ins best to pul tile line in sha|>e. The 1 frame of the mill was put up. and the |ierson making such ex|x>sure shall 1« at Lamb’s bo«>k store.
’
If W Lass« lie is preparing to move to ; of ('apt. J. W. Maxwell, of tiiis place, wires will be placed directly on Mr
deemed t-uilty of violation of this ordin­
F or S ale :—The building formerlyu,.
Albany, this slate. His family is there 1 and l.as made frequent visits to Tillauiooz. Runyon’s road, from here to Forest structure covered. At ’.hut time Mr ance and upm conviction thereof la-fore
Williams was a little slow in paying his
now
Letcher, the jeweler, has just received (»love, and when this is dune there will men, but lhe w«»rk went on until the the recorder shall be punished l y i> tine cupied by the H kadliuh T will be .soi.l aI
a bargain
Tne building i*
»Iib8tanti»|
The
is snbstaiitizi,
The dance at Hadley's hall on Monday per Str. Truckee, a fine lot of silverware. be little expense in keeping it up. It will
establishment assmn<‘«l immense pro­ of not less than twenty five dollars or and will lx- moved to any lot in t,,wn for
night, l>ec. 20, promises to be a great He lias a lull line of jewelry, and you can be necessary to have men on the road al
portions, and the whole affair was sub­ more than fifty dollars and cost.
a Hinall Hum in addition to the prive
success.
find suitable Christmas pr« scuts at his ull times to keep the road in repair, and
Approved December ID, 181*2
stantially ami solidly built. Good
these
men
can
fix
the
wire
up
whenever
asked
__________
place.
He
keeps
nothing
but
first
class
The largest and best slock of Jewelry in
John Barker, President,
machinery, boilers, engines, etc., were
A. P. Wilson,
J. TrllKtw,
County Warnuit. Payable.
the county at Sturge m'a drug store in 1 goods, ami warrants everything he sells it is knocked down by fallen trees. Be­ ordered from the Vulcan iron Woiks, of
sides, when the stages get to running,
G. A. Edmunds, )
! to be as represented.
Bay City
There are funds in the Trekaure,',
which will be early next spring, it will San Francisco, ami everything w as being Attest by C. N. Drew, Recorder.
Rev
Parkhurst,
of
New
York,
is
wag-
Shipping fac ill lies are improving very
put in shape, when the financial difficulty
office for the payment of the foliowin,
las
an
easy
mailer
for
the
driver
to
locale
We
wish
tost,rt
out
with
a
clean
set
fast of late. The H eadlight claims»»tne ' ing a war ¿gainst the dens of infamy in
came. Mr Cyrus \V. Smith had been
numbered county warrants; No 354 34s
of books Jan. 1st Plea e call an I Hettle
that cJv, though he hasn’t effected much the breaks, and make temporary con­
329, 330, 3Rl, 320, 350, 3i3. ¡.57, 347’3#
credit for this
doing some logging f< r Williams and
If anvlaxly has lulls against us, please
»•> far, except t«j give the chief of |M_>liee a nections by tying the wires together,
327. 328, 232, ¡358, 488. No interest »’¡Ilk
wanted his pa.v. He claimed
340 was
Nehalem lias been made a money order
present them at once.
1 goo«t scoring.
Rev. Parkhurst should until the lineman comes along. Mr
due him and began to attach William’s
paid on these after this date.
office
This mi'kis three money order
Runyon
can
surely
maintain
the
line
rt
send for the editor of the Horn Creek
piuptrty. He secured judgment and an
Dated Nov. 30, 1892
offices in the c »uiity
I’KKHONAL.
Bugle if he wislie- t<» make a quick job less expense than anybody else, and there
G eo . C ohn , Treasurer.
There is great cxcitment in Idaho over of cleaning out the di.-rcpuiable houses. will be less trouble hereafter about the order to sell property at sheriff’s sale
W S. Runyon is expected here shortly.
Then the Vulcan Ir«>n Works steps in
an alleged diamond field discovi ry on the
Now comes a fishy story from Home- wires being dow n
S.
A.
Roberts
lias
returned
from
a
bus
­
Teeth!
Teeth!
bank of snake river.
It will be remembered that the line was and claims the machinery, as Williams
J stead to lhe effect tiiat a cook lias been
iness nip to Portland.
had
not
fully
paid
for
it.
There
was
a
Philipp D. Armour has presented the I poisoning lhe non-union men ami lhe put through before the road was finished
N otice :—From tiiis date until A|m|
E. G. E. Wist, of Nehalem, was here
suit as to lhe rights of property, and
city of Chicago with | ,501),000 for a I soldiers who were there. It is claimed j and in many places is not on the road,
Ik), 18) 3, I » ill extract old teeth aud re­
on
Business
last
week.
Coroner
Petre
served
papers
on
Sheriff
manual training school.
that it is the workings of a c«mspiracv > thus making it hard to find breaks, and
place with new onee; the name ints.
Edwards. The trial resulted in favor ot
I. .J. Stratton, a capitalist ol \ ancouver,
Read an article in another column among the leaders of the strike. The) the linemen have had a hard time in
change lor good dairy cows. Correspond-
lhe
sheriff
and
Mr.
Smith.
T.
B.
Handley
was
in
the
city
recently.
entitled ‘‘Save YoursellTrouble.” It will whole story sounds as if it is attempt of; keeping it open as much as it has been
eiice» olicited.
was attorney for Smith, ami W. \\ infree, | .J. Emhum went to Portland on bus­
the Carnegie company to gain sympathy this winter. Mr. Coates, the operator
be of preat interest to subscribers
I»R. II. P atciikn ,
here, has spent a great deal of his time of P01 (land, represented the Vulcan Iron iness. He also made a trip to Pendleton
28-tí.
T ill un «g.
There will be a dance in Hadley’s hall from the public
Works.
Thisdid
not
settle
the
matter.
The slides and obstructions have been for the past few months clambering
Morris Leach, of Pocatello, Idaho, is
Saturday night, Dec. 17. Supper at the
Mr.
Winfree
recently
employed
some
Net ire.
removed from the Wilson river road and around through the wilderness to mend
here visiting with C. N. Drew and .Jones
Allen House. <iood lime expected
men to remove the machinery and they
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayer.-*
the leriies w ill soon he running. The ferry ! breaks, and has managed to keep up com­
Brothers.
Some post-offices have received inslruc-
were taking it down rapidly. The sheriff
of Tillamook city to meet at the city hall
at Mr. Bester’s place was completed 1 munication with the outside world most
Senator J. W. Maxwell has gone to the
lions to reduce the fee for registered letters
stopped him, hut the tearing down opera­
on the evening of Friday, the ltith davd
y esterday. There yet remains one bridge ' of the lime.
south
end
of
the
county
to
interview
the
from ten cents to eight cents. Tne order 1
1 lie line sun ly will pay, and be of tion was soon begun again, and about all
Dec. 1892, at 7 3d o’clock, to consider and
to be built, aft- r which lhe road will he ,
is general.
lhe machinery, excepting the boilers, wa- people hefoie he goes to Salem to attend make some amendments to the city
ready fui all kinds of travel, after which great benefit to l.ie people when it is put
lhe
legislature.
taken
down
and
put
on
a
scow.
Action
The Augusta will leave Portland D.r. Tillamook will have better connection in good order.
charter.
was Iiegim in the I’. S. Federal Court at
2), so we understand firm a telegram le- w ith the outside world than lias ever been
B y O rder of C ity C ouncil .
Nicaragua Canal.
Sine Yournelf Trouble.
Portland and a U. S. Deputy n arshal came
ceivecl from Maik L. Culm ói C«>. <>f enjoyed here liefure.
Can! of Thanks.
W ashington , Dec 10.—The committee
F« rtlaiid.
If you take a p.iper from the p<»st office in on the steamer Elmore to take charge
The Elmore came in Saturday and
We desire to express our hesitielt
repiesenting
the
national
Nicaragua
of
the
property.
It
was
thought
that
by
Many people think this city should came t«> this place Saturday evening. She you are liable to pay for .t whether you
thanks to those wlm gave us assistant'»
h ive five co mailmen instead of three, left for the lower bay Monday morning ordend it or not. The courts have de­ getting the material on a scow in navig­ canal convention ciii.e«! at the White
during the illness ami at the death of
Others tliii k we don’t need any council­ wheie she was I m ached for scrap'hg cided that you must pay for it, even if you able waters that the slate or comity House this nnirniiig, and paid their re­
our little daughter
spects
to
lhe
president
The
pre.
ident
amhoiities
could
not
touch
it,
and
that
men at ull.
and painting She went out Wednesday. do not want it, and if you allow it to run
Mn. & M rs . M. T. SitnaETr».
the machinery could then be loaded on receivefl them cordially. It is report cd
The Augusta came in Saturday with a James Fox of Astoria i* the engineer now. over time only one copy you are liable
the steamer Truckee and taken to San he took occasion to say among other
tor
a
whole
year
’
s
Hibscriptioii.
The
Helfer».
good cargo of height, and discharged al Mr. Fox is a brother of Hon. John Fox.
Francisco, thus placing Mr. Smith in the things in regard to the canal.* “The worl«i
Cohn «k Co's wharf Monday. She left lor of Astoria, and is one of the owneis of the projar way is to refuse to lake the paper
Two
yearling
heifers,. without inert,
is
calling
for
it.
I
do
not
see
how
any-
iron foundry there, He is a very pleasant troin the post office, or return it to the role of plaintiff. As law suits in the
Port land We Inesday .
t»o<lv can p«.ssibly find grounds of objec­ came to my place recently. OwneriniM
Federal
courts
ure
very
expensive,
this
post-master
“
n
tu-ed.
”
It
is
the
post
­
Christmas Goods! Christmas Goo«ls! gentleman a«id is a capable and ex­
call and take them soon.
master’s duty lin n to send the publisher would put Mr Smith to a disadvantage, tion. The Lu k of the canal retards the
Call at Sturgeon’s drug store, Bay City, perienced engineer.
J ohn S vkxsos .
pr«»gr« ss «»f t fie w«>rld. It is our coast line,
as
he,
being
J
|Mjur
man,
could
haruly
a
notice
that
the
paper
is
refus»*d
by
you.
Everyone
should
lake a county pupei
and examine their new stock of holiday
if
we
d«j
not
proceed,
England
or
some
cope
witlia
rich
company
like
the
Vulcan
The
government
supplies
him
«
tanks
for
and gel the court proceedings and other
go >ds
No trouble to show goods.
The «lute opposite your name primed
other power will. Weshouldnot p»rmit on the margin
of your paper or on the wrapper
local news. It helps lhe county Io have that purpose This cost you nothing and Ir^n Works.
The threatened war in railway pas­
imlicates the time yot.r aubscription expire
this.
Ad
parts
of
this
country
A
deputy
sheriff
is
still
guarding
the
are
saves
the
post-master
trou
Iu
in
handling
a good newspaper, and lhe wav to get it
and
you
are
invited
to renew at that time. A ’
senger rales seems imminent. It is more
papers sent to parties outside the county are
is to snppoit it us libcrallv as possible. papers that are not claimed. It also saves boilers with a Winchester, and Mr Win- equally interested. Il touches all.”
pnunptly discontinued w hen their time expire*
probable than ever that people won’t
free
has
returned
Io
Portland,
though
the
Besides giving the New York Tribune the publisher sending out papers to
and six months' arrearage is the limit within
The Lighthouse ltoa<l.
have to walk t«» the World’s Fair aft er a II.
the county. In stopping your subscriptim,,
matter is n««t settle«• yet hv any means.
free, w ith the H eadlight , we have many parties who du not want them.
j« «.«•n~<iSarv fiist to pay all arrearage«
A pet ition is being circulated and signed 1 other good papers, both Democratic and
The viewers have gone over tire route to
If you do not want the H eadlight , Mr. Smith will fight tliecase to lhe bitlei
bv nearly everybody, to have lhe county j Republican, also the leading maguxines, afti r your time is out, w e assure you that end. His attorney. Mr Handley, instill the light house and are ready to repoit at
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Build a bridge uccross the Big N'esiucta. wit ch we club wit hour paper at very low you do not ofietid us by so notifying us. in San Franc sco, ami when lie returns, the next term of court
They are very
Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon. Dec. a
i
8>2.
—
Notice
is hereby given that the follow■
There should be a bridge neai Hebo by rates, ('all and we will explain the matter. Or, you may notify 11s in other ways ii affairs may take a difierent turn.
much pleased to find so g«»od a route, and named settler has filed notice of his iiiteatM"
to
make
final
in support of his claim,ai d
all means
say that but one bridge of any account that said proof proof
If the people of this place expect to you desire. We do not <h s re to force our
will be made before the Regime
< O-Ol’KH vm K (KEAMEIH.
will have to be built. Tiie whole distance and Receiver of the U. 8. Land Office at Oregon
Silver prize baking puwder, only 5J cts.. have lhe charter amemled the coming paper onto anyone, though we want von
City. Oregon, on February and, 1893, viz:
from here to lhe light h »use will he 734
at Cohn & Co’s, ami a Be.iiitiiul dressed sewsi(»n of the legislature, they should to take our paper if it suits you and if you
Helen R. Kerr,
Tne Farmers <»f l airvlew will build one
doll free with every can. (io and see lose no time hi formulating Hie necessary feel able to pay for it. We want ail the
miles. The route inns in u northwesterly Pre-« inption D. S.. No 7816, for the s e f4oisci
of their own.
tp. 2 n, r 8 w.
«lireclion from 1 illamook river to within 25, She
them. Some are very large, and all aie amendments and presenting them to subscribers we call get, hut we want
names the following witnesses to prof­
gi'tsl ones
iler continuous residence upon and cultivation
lie expects to leave them t » lake the paper of their ow n free
Senator Maxwi II
Yesterday the farmers east of this city, a mile of the coast; then almost due north of
said
land. \ iz :
Williams lias his drugs!« re in«»ved to lor lhe capit««l in about ’wo weeks
Though we are allowed to collect in tiie neighborhood of Fairview eclioul to the light house reservation. The
It is will
Frank Ik Herrington, Robert Hicks. Charles
the N A. Hutchins’ corner, ami every­ almost impossible, and generally im- for I lie paper if it is not ordered stopped, house, met in the Court house here and government will begin work us soon as Wallin and John herrington, all of Tillamook.
Tillamook County, Ore.
thing titled up in elegant shape. If you practicable, to ask ihv legislators to we will not do so if you insist that you completed the organization of a stock the weather settles in spring.
29-31
J- T. Apperson, Regist«r
wish to see u well arranged drugstore, secure the passage of bills after the did not want it In return it is not more company for the purpose of establishing
Beaver Creek.
call ami see li.s new place.
legislature is once in session. The pro* than justice to us that you should refuse a co-operative creamery. The aitii les of
Overland Monthly.
Willard Johnson was seriously hint |M)sed bills should be presented to our the pap(‘r at the post office or send us incorporation have been filed, and ( has.
E. I*. Lysier was in Tillanmok Tuesday.
last week while working in the timber legislator liefore he goes to Salem.
woid it you wish it stop|s*d
Win. Bays |iHsxe<l here with h band of
Kunze, Judge II. F. Holden, and W. II.
A piece ol a wedge struck him tn lhe eye,
Many persons would led ii.suited if we Coo|>er were elected directors
Last Saturday night the council met
II. F. Anuoru gnats last week.
cutting an ugly gash. It is thought he ami passed ail ordinance, as published should stop their subscriptions promptly Gootlspccd »ascltoaen secretary. By it
Chas Martin lias rented a lurin five
will lose the s glit of one eye entirely
elsewhere. The bill of the c«ty marshal j when they expire. Olliers think it un­ vote ot the stockholders, the loca ion ol miles Irani hrew.-ey. in Harney county.
Cohn <k Co have just icceived a fine was allowed in full. The fees forjudges fair for us to send the p.iper longer than the creamery was tlecided Io be on Mr.
Rev. Mills, Evangelist, has I wen preae
a-soiimt ut of albums and toilet sets. Just and cler ks of election were allowed. The 1 it is paid for
So you st e, it is difficult « I ns. Kunze’s plate, on lhe road aliout
lhe thing for a Christinas present. They bill of the Tillamook Lumbering Co fori for 11s to judge, and if you notify us it re­ two miles east of thetown. It wa~ pro­ ing on Sundays at the Wallace school
arc hnmls-'hie and put up in attractive electric lights on the streets was cut, from moves all doubt. We discontinue all posal to raise |25<W to build the creamery house. He will preach again Dec 25, at
The Representative Magazine
11 A M.
shape. Il you wiah to please vour friends,
to $40. A petition that the company I papers sent outside of the county at their and G15,1 ot this has idteatly lietm snb-
Pacific Coast.
get something good lot your holiday gifts. I m * required to run lights according to 1 expiration, blit 111 lhe county it i» differ scrilted. There will be no trouble lo se
Mr. Fulund had ¡hi head of cuttie de-
Beautifully
Illustrated
Yesleiday a telegram came here from contract was presented, and the company ent, and this plan wouldn’. work so well. cure tiie balance. Il is estimated that Iiorned this fall. E. F. Lyster and H. A.
the far cast ad Iress.'il “Tillamook via was given notice Io atleml next meeting However, alter Jan. 1st, we shall insist there are now over 50) cows it.at are Ely had llie:r two-year-oids dehorned.
Three Dollars a Year.
Bay City ”
l'he tender must have and show cause why their bills should oil cash in advance, whnh will obviate ■ tibntary ami will furnish milk for the It does ,:ot seem to injure (lie cattle in
HIRTY FIVE large volume-« contain what*
Overland onthly has done• J» "
thought that Bay City is a great metrop­ not be disallowed
ull difficulty.
establishment as soon as it get.« started anvwav, ami it makes them more docile
volumes the best thought, th«1 tw-st
olis, and that rillniibMiK is ot e of its
the best interests of the Pacific Coast n*
Not long .since vve received a letter'
II.e institution »||> manufacture butter
found a place.
IIKAI. «STATE TKAXNFEliM
am.ill suburbs.
Pan Bowers is great on Injun atoriea. only, at first, ami ¡1 cheese making plant
Iroma mail in far off New Zealand, want­
In the future it will be as catholic, as honet
I lie managers of the steamer Elm« re ing us to sent him samples of the Neha­ He aays that while in Idaho he was one
as
representative, as in the past < hange*J"
Week
ending
Dec
14.
limy 1« added afterward
It is pro|osed
will
but onlv iu the line of imPr<’vcTSi.irf
siv they are in the freighting busim sa tor lem Iweswax. He offered us in return of a bund of Injun fighters and tnat the
A. J. Shepard to J M Puller, tract in more be. pictures,
greater timeliness. «
logo right ahead with the tonstriiction of
sweep of articles.
Tillamook Io stay, ami mean business w r clubs, photograph, and other trophies company succeeded ill capturing a few ol
Garibaldi,
(300
lhe building ami have the machinery
You
need
the
verland; put it <•» J”*“!!?
They sav they will study the warns of taken from the native New Zealanders them, lie and another member ot the
S A. Ihsitll to H Booth, tract in of periodicals for 1893.
Hue sample eopyiPw'
here and the plant in working order by
(he |»eople licie and do everything in their The writer of the article stated that he . I>.md »ere detnehed to guard the next Npring.
W oods,
The Overland Monthly Pub.W-
power to please their patrons
Pacific Mutual Life Bu1M<”K*
was a leader of the Scientific American. Injun prisimem, mid they made their
G. \\. Steinliaur to C. F. Philips, 20
The location for the plant is a good one
San Fraaci«««
(iv>. Elliott has all the mnessary pre­ The letter he sent is only a sample of I lieudqimrters iu nn old cabin. They got
and is in the center of a section that has acres in sec 12, 3 n, 10 w, $600.
parations ma>le to build the cieamvi v for a great uiutiv we have rvceivetl since the tired of sitting up by tunw to » uti h the
I . S. PatentstoC. Nielmhr. Duplicate THE DICTIONARY
no peer as a dairying and agricultural
the Portland parties, and i> now waiting Scientific American published an urtii le redskins, Slid lie ami Ilia paid com luded
Did you ever learn wh*» fabulon« rwu.!”.f7T.<Ti<.d *
country on the fat e of the earth. The receipts * l” J ’ •’ WuHrd» and F. R manufacture by Mr Roycsof an ornamental «•*
tor their represent uivc to cotne, who is from our paper regarding the Nehalem they would have a good sleep oue night
diction iry Z The etory rcade like • /•’>'«• l,''t
a T0tieia^
gentlemen who are stockholders in the Beals.
ask another question : Have you ever not>c* J t ’..-I.,
expected every day
He w ill then start wax
of the Aermotor Company, which start« outM ,oU
These letters come from all over They dug t»o pits, a lew leet apart, and concern are solid financially, ami are all
More Bone«
lhe building and push the work until it the \vorl<l, ami some of them contain very stood the lujuiia in them. They then
»ell to-do amlsiii . easful farmers. Tltev
Since
c
”
-
-
. find of Iones
is completed.
queer pro|M«ilions an«l requests
Neha­ tilled in toe dirt, an.I packed it tight so mean business and there is no question
our a. naint - of • tl.e
Ivt v. Shrcvt», who w as ap|«ointed to take lem has btTome w idely known on ac­ the Injuns couldn't get out »illiout being
and relics at Mr Bester’s place, he and
but they will meet with success.
Mr. A.G Allderw)n have lhsde fur(|ier
charge of the M. E. Church South work count of the wax.
dug out They were firmly imbedded in
This creamery will in uo wav compete
here has given up coming on account of
tzplorsttons. They dug over „1».« an
I here ia a movement on foot to mil a the earth up to their waists and Pan and
or ..Pl» SC til.' proposed creamery in this
wM MaoMin’92
lhe pr-traelrd illness of Ids wile The nice ting of the cilisens of the city to re- the other man lelt sure they couldn’t get
city, ami will really be of a« mm h l>enetit acre of ground, unearthing a whole grave-
bishop w ill fill the vacaiicv as stain as .( , ‘ommvnd an amendment to the city away, l iiey gate Hu m a |«ack of cards
They
found
WVe!
.
M
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skl
.|
rto|1()
to «nr town as if it w<re twated within
possible
In the meantime Rev Willey charter. It is the opinion of many that ami a bottle ot lh»tettei*s bitters, and
the corporate limits, besides it will 1*. »eanng bracelets, made of some metal
w ill omtinue to prvacli.
the lioiid of the recorder is unnecessary went into the cabin to sleep They sle|4 more convenient to many. an<l will re­ nscmhhng gold, »nd got a whole hatful
The sheritt* is after the d< limpient tax high, King
and that the bond of »mildly until the next morning, when ceive milk that it would 1« impreaible to '•f-hamond ear rings. Among the things
and ww
pavers with a sharp a!irk, and Iiis dep­ the inaiahal, nenig onlv |6(M should be they went out to relieve their prisoners.
they unearthed »ere a lot of plates and R«’l. th»* Mtal liihment
balorç
ae. ure here. Th, re will be a great plenty
to U Vem. W Wcyn. andth«
uties are |a»st mg notices «4 levy on delin­ increiise«!, as the marshal has several They ItH'kvtl arvunJ, but no Injuns w»*re
’
am-ere,
of
a
peculiar
oorcelain
a
mRr
.
Bev ns avi ih which it was built
of cows left for the Tillamook citj
until it is the third largeal
quent lands, as | < r order «»( the county 1 linos that Mmonnt on hand at times. It to l»e soen. They saw the cards s< iHtvred
ance, On them «ere Persian trade marks •p
asertfst d intha WestH-C'M
•nly esceeded by two of Iho
court It will be cheaper Io pay lhe taxes ia also suggested that the city attorney around and wvut to gather them up. and crean.ery anyway, and both of them can «nd legends written in Sanskrit
They
fr’«* H-trreator compañía««
do a goal i n-io.-s Gth. r set tions llot
Mt ««lice than to all »w a lug bill ufcuMa to and marshal should I e ap|M»inted oiln vs, sve if there was anything I.-ft m the
was wholly furnished by th*
which «H..„,VPryp.,uliar Dictionary Holder buainoto.
capable of sn-taining half so many co»«
bn un us back to »ho Holder, and
accrue against the property.
( and th.«t the chart»*» should I»»* aiiiemled bottle. !>», sud I m *I m id. 011 making cluse
»h«l*.
Tlte
cranium
was
0Vvr
(i
(
•«»gesta
inquiry aa to how I» toot
to the acre. I are creameries I rated every
Dil i»
At the ivsidenve of Dr. W. J. to
1 allow the emim il to appo.nt otli» t n» to in»l«ktion, they iound that the coyote*
’„betght.-it was. in fact.a
«ar and hold ind «till h-Md* tha dald.
Hr» miles and all d t.g well Tt.is move-
The Mera*» of «hat success is this:
Mav. in Tillamook, Orv., after an illness fill
:
all VMcancivs cuu>r<l by res glialk>u, had eaten the Injuns <»ff even with the
■ r Woyea has made a
parfeet
ol four weeks, Viola M . daughter of Mr 1 !x*movv«l 01 death. A voter is required to ground durmg the night Da 11 and Im» ii.rnt we consider <me of the he.t th tigs
and meritorious article, and
ejes N . doubt the lower part which aruai.c
baa maintained a h««h standard of
that ever has In-tti organized for the
••cellenca and »upphed «he article
ami Mis. M T Mierelts, Ihxember 8» be
I ft rm deni of the city IM) day« Iwiore I »a rd 1 liangtd camp that day , and he l»els
ata low price The men! of three
benefit of 'his city and county.
1S92. iMvcased was born ill IN uglas Ilia
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D.et.oetary Holders haa
••£•••
«»<1 crnmUrf.wav. Mr. Am^ that
v«»te is legal, whereas in a pret int 1 sure to this time that wh.«t w as left of
(Wy Morally atod Ikom^ives.
The pnsqtect-for shipping’facil ties at
omnty, Oregon, June 4, 1881. The funeral election onlv 3J days is required, and it ’ those Injuns never ran away 011 their
•nd in such »real q .anti-
.
. ............ «h s,t rv,very truth. toes
presunt are g,oj. aII,| tllvrt w
u va« a amali prod ton
services wen» con dint etl Friday by Rev. is pit p svd Io amend the charter in this own accord. They never went back to
:J'".in..n,lt„vites isxqrle t„ go ^nd
••«h one ba.a made tbo
to be any tr. ubk about getting the butte,
rjm.1» ahora montooood
H. B Morgan
They have gone to ai moot every
»expect
>ee if lhe coyotes had dug the lege out.
to a inarMtt.
the wonders that have
to tho remote i lands of
( bren unearthed.
e •von
the sea. end ara kept by ail
HKE1 ITIEtf.
The
T
45 sold In '88
2,288 sold in ’89
6,268 sold In’90
20,049 sold In *91
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