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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1892)
® illamoo It 1‘jfiiMißht. it was tlm owner Published every Thursday evening. E ihtom W. F. I). J ones and P mofhietok . D k .T. H. M esekole . A ssociate E ditor . K ATES OF SI HS< RlI’TION. (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) One year ?iix months Three months advfktisisg rates Jo.75 2.25 .V75 6 75 H.OO ... 1 i H<’h, per month 3................................. «4 COl. ” * a...................... 1 ” ” per year <6.75 20.00 ’ ' 33-00 ’ ' f>O.<M) ” loj.oo ” Local iiotict*. iorts. per line; and sets, after the first insertion. Only sets per line for first insertion for regular advertiser Lost, Found. For Rent For Sal'1 Wanted, and Special notices, in classified * ad" columns, at the rate of one cent per word for first insertion and halt rates thereafter. • 'or responde nee on topics of general i nterest, I nvited. Address all commitnicalions Io T he H eadlight , T illamook , or . T illamook , O re ., D i « . 22, 1892. Several in inlier» of congress Ims v just found out that no new projects for river and harbor im- provements can be coimneneed for at least no question involved in the Chicago case which presents any ana ogy to four years, so far as the title to tide lands on this bay. Ju the first place there is not a foot of what the law recognizes as tide lands on Lake Michigan. The courts have universally held that tide lands is such land as is daily covered and uncovered by the ebb and flow of the ordinary tides; or that which lies between ordinary high and low water marks. The lands which the Illinois Central IL it. claimed title to under the special act of the Illinois legilature of lSti'.t, were lands lying under navigable Hence the Court says: waters. _____ UttAl.t-.K IN--------- -si mt of the abutting. Aside from this point there was questions efleeting <1 <0. .75. 50. EDW. G. E. WIST, that it had no such right, alt hough , “The state's title to the lands under the navigable waters of Lake Michigan is a little different in character from that xxliieh the state holds in lands intended for sale, D". e. fide and other lands.) It is a title Ill-Id ill trust fol' the people of the state that they may enjoy the navigation of the waters." Unless therefore it can lie shown Pacific coast is concerned. The project at The Dalles will be ex that the tide lands, or the lands cepted as it does not come w ithin lying between the ordinary high t lie term of new projects. Where and low water lines on Tillamook survey» were made this year and bay, are navigable waters the de found worthy of improvement, it cision of t he Supreme Court. except will lie found necessary to provide as touching the rights of riparian for a plan o impr.»vein.-lit under owners, does not effect ill the most the next liver and liarb n* bill,and remote degree the title thereto, mi appropriation two years later. conveyed by t he state. It is learned that this arrangement The absurd proposition that this If you are alive to your own interest. you will call at KING’S ami make cash All kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics’ supplies. purchases. Special inducements aie ■ ot3 for sale in the Town of Nehalem, the best location on the river, directly telcw the forks, deep water ottered. Everything is marked down front good supply of fresh water, Post-office and for vour special benefit, ('omeandsee telegraph station in. town. Now is the time to in. vest Correspondence solicited. Address how money talks. E. Q. E. W ist . All those who are in debt to me are ex Nehalem, Ore. pected to settle by the first of the year, and to those settling with cash 1 will ■ Pacific University and Tualatin Academy - FOREST GROVE, OREGON. make a valuable present. <>,,,. of the I'lilrst nml best equipped in-liluti"iis ill the North west. Coll^f. ami ic-uli'iiiv Courses; ChssicHl, Scti-nlitic ami Literary. I nusiuil • >|»|M>rtuniti«-M Yours respectfully, formlxuiii eii work in Ch-iiiixtry amiI H io loir.v. Speelul instruction in the Enghsli hr wu la's iml ill Normal mi thoils. The Co i erxatoryol Milan- off, rs exc.-llwit op. W. (’ K ing . n.,'rtur.ities f-r the stu.lv ol vo. nl ami instrumental music. A lfred W illiams , DRUG STORE! THE Til Lì fi 100k, Opposite Larson House. will prove of interest Io those water». and vet who insist that sutferi'ig from liquor, opium, mor they have a right to oecepy these pbine, eigari'tte or tobacco habit»: lauds xvithout hindrance for docks, "f'lell Sash has returned from the buildings, etc., thus placing a per- K -eley Instil ide, at forest Grove, mm e it obstruction to free naviga w iier • C II I.' taken a live week's tion of the xxaters thus occupied. treatment lor morphine, whisky The decision of our Circuit Court and cigarette habit». He is thor last August is in exact line with is seeretarx and business manager, occupies n brick block, mid it is doing a grand xvork lor men who have fallen a December 15. 1892. DON'T Gkl I'EKSUNAL. First St., Gpp. □ccihBntaL Prescriptions Compounded Tlie following stm lling statement A brunch insti xxaselipped from mi article inZioii's tute has been established in I’ol t- Watchman, a religious paper: Imid in the <'ambridge block. “Why. just to give you mi idea; I saw this experiment trii-d, among THE ///lA/ l.V/l Ql'SSTION others, at mi establishment where I i> Hi x in.tn In your paper tiny treat patients lor the cure of of I his d lie x • I n >1 ie ' editorially tobacco Imbit. A man just brought the decision of the I S. Supreme in xx as xx ashed as clean as soap and Court in the "Chicago Lake IToiit water could make liini. mid then t 'ase" mid eonclmled your remarks some llies were allowed to light on l>x saying that this decision seems him. In live minutes by the watch to indicate that the titles to tide they were dead. There Wils poison Tillamook bay. held by enough in tin- perspiration that prixate individuals, are xvortli eaine out of a man washed ns clean as possible to kill I hem.' nothing at all." Young Indies, be careful xxliom Iloxx xoii can distort the plain language of t he <'ourt so ns to place you kiss, for you are liable to bring Tillamook, Dre ------- o ANDo------- The Leading Republican Family paper of the United ¡Estates At all hours. One Year for only $1.50. HEADLIGHT GOODS. I< the |d ice to find bargains tn DRY i T gives all I he news of Town and County and as much National news as auy other paper of its els“ Your Home would be incomplete withou i . Clothing, hats. caps, boots, shoes, notions, (nnits’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen eral merchandise. At tin* old stand. NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i i I I I I I I I I I I 11 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11111111111 is a Nat i tn a! Family I a| er, and gives all the general new s of the I’niti d Stairs and the world. It give* tin events of foiei^n lands in a nutshell. It ha-' separate <1 ■partnients for •' l lie Family Circle” and ••<'ur I'oung E<»lks.” I ts • *. I unic and Society” columns couimaud the adiriia- ration of wives and daughters Its general political new», editorials a nd. discussions are coinpr.- hensivc, brilliant and exhaustive. Its •• a gi icultiiral” department has no superior in the coun try. Ils “Market Kepoits” are recognized au hority in all parts of the land. i • 11 •iiiii • i i i i i i i i 11 11 i i i i i 11i11iiiiiiii i i i i i i i • • • i • i i i i i i iiiii11 i111111111111 A Special Contract enables TlLLAMIXIK, < IREGON. uh t<» offer this plendid journal and the **Headlight'* 1 for one year For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance. NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIIH’NF. regular price per year HEADLIGHT fi.oo 150 Total - \\ 1) (JONFECTIOXERY. NOW ( )1’EN. Fresh Dread, pies, cakes etc always on hand Home made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. •J Eirst Class Restaurant in Connection. 5: MEALS AT ALL HOURS. • - ♦ Jav WE FURNISH BOTH PAPERS ONE YEAR FOR SI.50. Subscriptions may begin at anj- time. Ilii» is the most liberal combination oiler ever made in the United State.», and every reml'f f the HEADLIGHT should take advantage of it at once. Address all orders to HEADLIGHT, Tillamook, Oregon- victim to the evils xxliieh they treat. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES. YOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWSPAPER saiitlv. mid regards his cure ns al- adversely upon the same questions most a miracle, lie is a sound, the doctrine laid down by our own h -allliy and happy man today, courts will stand ns good law. lie says the institute of which Mr. Respectfully .1. II. lintniii'.t <mt>. BUREAU E SALOON, C. H. SMITH, Proprietor. ---------------------- ►.-------------------- •' ■’ ‘ oughly cured mid invites anyone the decisions of t he Su prime Court interested Io c.iin • mid see him for of this state and that of the state r.d’er.m • ■ as t > 111 • c >m deteuess of of Washington in the ensi* of I'.isen- the cur.'. Il,' was using twelity- baeli et al vs. E. 11 Hatfield on four grains a day of in irphine, two appeal from Pi tree county, and pints of liquor and smoked inces- until 11 e I . S. Supreme Court passes I'rauk Davey, formerly ol Salem, Oregon. LIKE OF was designed with the full know tide land lies under navigable ledge of the effect it would have waters Ims been time mid again upon the improvements, and that "brushed aside" by the courts as it would relieve the river and har untenable, and no well informed bor committee from the pressure lawyer will hazard his reputation that is al ways brought to bear upon in defense of any such doctrine. it to prox ide tor new projects, not I have been amazed at the in i ep irted favorably by t h -engineer. consistency, as a legal proposition, of those xvho claim that the state The following clipping is taken has no right to sell her tide lands, from the Salem Capital Journal and because they are under navigable Expenses reasonable. Board in club at reduced rates Winter term begins Tuesday, himiaiy ;!. 18112 f"i i at.ihgm s. address: T homas M c C lelland , I’resid« nt CORNER FIRST Si K sTII.I.WH.I. A ve . THE OLD RELIABLE DRITG STORE . / com niete Stock' of Drugs-, Potent Medicines, Toilet-i^, . Irti cl es, .Votions on hand., Grand Central Billiard Hall. “Dr. H. V) X). Johnson. C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. u ’. 777 Prescriptions carefuV[t • ''•'Vcompounded. Fifty yenri 'experience in this basinet .7 inc.'. Xiqncz.' ana tic/az.'. lauds in mix such const ruction • TILLAMOOK, - - ril'd ELK KILLED place tiie decision Thursday Tims. T'rycr of Carlton diseoxered a large hull elk in the touches Imt on ' p > in which has mix bearin'; on I he I it le of t ide lauds pasture of \ ,1. Edson feeding on this bay. or any other place, and with a number of mules. Here- LARSEN = HOUSEg EJREGGN. A llen H ouse , J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. ---------------- L Iro t of him to xx Inch another may wiitli of North Yamhill, killed hold a stale deci). Till* Illinois another largo Imll, baling six t ill nil lx IL ill this case sit up prong' on one horn mid »wen on the claim of the company to the the other. The st mige thing ill lands and piers imide by it in front it is that the elk should lie doxvil ol laud abutting on the Lake of ill tin- valley ill tlii« season of the which it wus the owner, to its yell'. The settlements on the Trask rights of w.-ix across the public is said by some to lie the cause of Imids. mid to the portion of the it a* elk w ill no, stay within hear lied of the lake in question, in part ing of human hiilntatimi. upon the ground of its rights as Wi le proliably on the wa riparian owner. Thi t'ourt decided Ca«e uh' it in B est B each R esort in T illamook C ounty . surrounding» rUa.-aiit amt <omiortal.lv for gnesu TILLAMOOK, —— BAY VIEW HOUSE. OREGON. A H1CHARDS0N, L. L. STILLWELL, Livery and Peed Stable. - h - GARIBALDI- Ihe fable i, suppheil with the brat the n, ,rket affw.l» exx weeks iluring the summer. .lint the pl.ee o’l*"1* I r i, my s»H 1»«t fr.mi Till»»" "* »ariba.di dadv, stopping ai Gity and liobsonvdle and carry freight and pa^éngiTM. GEORGE W. PETTIT, TILLAMOOK, OREGON manager and proprietor of the Horses Boarded by the Day or Week. Cooc! Turnouts for the Traveling Public. They OCCIDENTA i HOTEL. STÄ8LES IT JJHM OK BUN to the Telephone It gister. M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. First “lasslri'fi-rsry respectj best accommndations in th2 city. H-adquarters far the traveling public, LocAf2- -in main street. Tillamnnk:, □regon, ' ---------------- that is with reference to the turned to Carlton mid several ttchm- tAktn full charge the Gmud i cntral H del at d have refitted and reiurnhhed question of riparian rights of shore neeompmiied him to help do the eudlenuh.qc juit «» ¿. mr I . i < n< n W »hill I . p’« ., | t„ al! our old patron* and friend* to make n< a call Every effort nil! hr made to »Malu- the owners The claim has been un killing. Six oral shots Were tired successfully made in this county at him and lie xx s finally brought a id on Coos Hix. that the shore down by Ely ei and Kelsey. < >n owner had u I ig t to occupy Monday a numls-r of hunters at or pas- oxer the tide lands lying in Wapato, among tliein Theo. Haits- NEW FÜRNITÜRE NEW HOUSE upon this a terrible fate upon yourself. decision is more than I mil able to understand. In ill * lir.-t Fine Billiard and Pool Tables. TILLAMOOK, CORNER 1ST STREET AND STILLWELl AVENUE. The 11 l<Ei ,< » x t made to Ti’tannu I'"iu man.urmr„t ofc AV l-una.Hl »if, m,.t <-«rx ««•<' ! A, —e-i. The p.,,,flh, p„h|k r. .P«trull' «," ■" rth XxmhiU»1.n,t¡,.krl^,ri,1
