Tillamook headlight., December 22, 1892, Image 6

TlMHK* t.AMh. ACTJCNKJ, lS7».-NoTie.
PERSONAL-
KKKVITIKK.
At the meeting ot the A. O. U. W. last
Saturday night the following officer» were
Merry C’hriHtmasl
elected for the ensuing year: C. N Dre«
And still it snows.
I .M W., Theo Steinhilber Foreman, A
The Truckee went out Monday.
1 la-tcher Overseer, A. W. Severance Re
Books, Ijooka, I km A h , at Lamb’s
cortler, J. W
liaakina Financier, J
Monroe Receiver, Frank Linville Guide,
Six inches of snow and still falling.
The school will have a vacation holi­ M. H. Larson I. W., H. Fatchen O. W.
John M rolf, of South Prairie, has
day week.
If you wish to buy a fresh cow . cull on purchased for hi» own dairy a centrifugal
separator, to be run by »team or horse
J. Svenson.
power. By thia nteana the milk and
See those prize baking powder «lolls at
cream are separated by centrifugal force
Culm A Co’s.
while the urilk i» ireeh, ami great saving
All kinds of books suitable for Christ* is made. The dairying business in this
mas presents at luimb's.
county is just begiuiiing to get started.
Feed the little birds. They can’t gel a
What is Christmas without «now ! To
living this kind of weather.
those of us «ho have been reared ill the
It is thought there will be a crowdeil
Louse nt both Christmas trees
eastern state», it seems all a dreary blank
tml'SH a Irt-iititiful mantle of snow en­
D C. Bower had a 400,000 raft ol logs velop«—Well we havn’t words to ex pre«»
our flight ot imagination, hut the recent
towed to the Truckee mills last week
J. J. Stewart is building a new house opportune fall of snow caiiMes many of us
to revert our thonghts to bygone days.
on the vacHiil lot next to his residence
Two years ttgo now it «as almost itn-
The sheriff is advertising the delin­
quents in school district No. 25. See pos»ible to get about over the streets in
tlii» city after night There was no other
another column.
wav but to grope around through mud
Mrs. York of Bay I’ity, was recently
knee deep and trust to providence that
brought to J. G Day’s place in this city
you didn't go in over your head. How
for mt dice 1 treatment
different now! We have good graveled
Prairie Post, G. A. R., ha<l a camp fire street«, sidewalks every whereand electric
Friday night of last week at Woods. lights
There was a grand ball nt the dose.
A tuiahap befcl one of otir mailing
We congratulate (’apt. Schrader of the gallvja which coiituined (lie names of our
Augusta on liis hiic <*(‘ sh in giving this Nehalem, Onion Peak, Garibddi and
place such go »«I shipping service of late
Hobson\ ¡lie subscribers, The dates were
The steamer Harrison was in Nehalem pied along with I he names, and it any
recently. She went out Monday. Neha­ of our patrons in th t end oi the county
lem |»eople are getting lietter service, also. find their dates wrung or their names
“ Tdla’ii >ok Dairy Ass) ’iation” «s the transferred to the urong post-office they
certiorate name of the company formed will please let us know.
to build a creamery on Mr. Kunze’s place.
Shipping iacilities for this place were
A new post-ofllcv, calle« I Bly bach, lifts never so gootl before. Even though il is
tireii established on the south folk of the winter, there is now no trouble to get
Nehalem
Mrs Hattie Blyhach is post- goo«Is promptly fromPurtlatid. Passengers
inistiess.
do not have to wait «iiywhere, and bus­
Lamb has just received a fine lot of iness is not retarded by «ielays in ship
b<N>ks of all kimls. Books for children, ing. It u ill lie a lung time Indore this
books for the ladies, bookafcr old people, slate of affairs will drop back into 1 lie old
tut, from present indications.
books for all
Th« Goldrn Chrtntma« Tide.
Under the far blue Syrian xky
Wa» born the Conqueror of Death.
Who bore credential» from on high.
In Bethlehem and Nasareth.
Then came the new and better time».
Due lone star, signaled for and wide:
And now we ring inelodtou» chimes.
To mark the holy Christmas tide.
Come young and old. from every shir;
Come rosy maid and gentle swain.
It is the holy Christmas-tide
That joyously we inert again
The holly hangs upon the door,
It is no time tor work or woe,
Now jollity commands the floor,
And joy comes w ith the mistletoe.
Bring in the Y'ule-log's ancient flame.
The soused boar's head, a rich repa»l
Let sorrow go (he way it came;
Let care be to oblivion cast.
The waits clear voices souud without;
Sackbuts and shawms make wholesome glee
Twined in the boar's head round about
With garlands rich and rosemary.
And now the foaming waissail bowl
Shall bring us comfort and delight:
This is the season of the soul,
From golden morn to starry night
Naught care we for the piercing cold,
The drifted miow or ragiug blast;
For Christmas never shah grow old.
From runs new or centuries pant.
Then welcome, merry Christmas-tide.
Another hour before we go,
The rosy gil l close at our side
We ll kiss beneath the mistletoe.
Deep, mellow Itells saiutc the air
With beuisuus sent far and wide;
Good will and joy go everywhere
Upou the golden Unristnias-tide.
J oel B enton in The Ladies Home Journal.
A Sealing Ex|.e<lith>n.
Jol.nny Gabnelsuii has arrived in this
city, and relates his experience on the
sealing expedition on the Kate and Anu,
last summer. Mr. Gabrielsoii was first
mate on the boat named, which is a
twenty four tun schooner. The outfit con­
sisting 01 three hunting boats, guns and
provisions, left Nan Francisco in May
lhe crew consisted of twelve men, all
told, nine of them being hunters—ihiee
for each small l>oat. The sciiooiier sailed
by way 01 Nandwich Islands, then west­
ward, and then in a northerly direct ion
via Japan, lo the Behring seas, keeping
on the west side of lhe Pacific all the time
during the seasou . They were sealing in
Russian waters, off the coast of Siberia,
and were doing quite well. Alter gelling
>2(M skins, they l«>>k them lo a port in
Japan and ««hipped then lo London on a
British steamer, realizing about |I5 apiece
lor the skins. They gut a supply of iresh
water, and were leady to sail lolhe hunt­
ing grounds again, but a gale arose, and
they were obliged to remain in the harbor
of Hakata for several weeks. Johnny
relates some interesting stories of lhe
Japanese |ieople. lie didn’t see a horse
or an ox while there, and the carriages
wire pulied by Japs. When going over
lhe city, jou hire a light carriage, and
hitch about ten Japs to it, and you go il
pell mell all over the city
A policeman
generally a< companies you, and it one of
Tom Coates, lhe operator here, has
The bridge acros«* Ho<piartun by the
just received a letter from Bury, L inca- mill, is in a very dangerous condition.
shire, England, his old lmme, w hich was It is liable to collapse at any time. There
«•lily thirteen days in coining
me several broken and rott« 11 planks on
Ulrich Iixlorf, of late residing on Win. the bridge, and a horse crossing is likel)
Johnson’s place east of th s city, dropped t<> gd his leg broken. These minor de­
«lead yestertlay
Heart di-iuise is sup- fects could bo remedied chm I v , and it
should l»e done without delay. The tilv
l»ofled to l»e the cause of death.
is liable to have a big damage suit on its
The Month west zephyr <li<! gently blow,
The c I oik I m grew thick «*••<< down came the nnow hands m«>st any time.
The blisssrd set in and the wind »till blew,
Geo. Etliut is opening out a street and
It 1 (lined and rained, then il »new and »new,
clearing away fences preparatory toerect-
Tuttle A lto|ies<»ii have opened a hard­
ii.g lhe crea iiorv. O.ie of the 111 in.i gers
ware store in the building formerly oc( u
is expected here every day. The speciti
pel by Williams’ drug store
They
cations for the building have i een re-
< xpect a full line of new hardware on the
ceive«!. Tt is Mr. Elliots intent ion to
next steamer.
convert his barn, which is an excellent
The small l«oys and some of lhe larger budding, into a duelling house, build the
om s have I ten having l< ts of lun snovv creamery a liltte l>el««w, and build a
Lalling for the last tew d ivs
It is wharf out 10 the Hoquartun. lie has pro­
the Japs doesn’t pull lo suit, von are
( legant sport, bill window glasses suffer cured ground from Dr
Patcben fur the privileged lo gel out and kick him a few
fr.mi such aniu**« nient.
wharf.
Idotks, as a reminder. The Japs are
(’ E. Wilson, one of tin* staffers of the
The mail came in a little late List night industrious and contended people, and
H k vhi.KiiiT, mid a member of tie* bulk­
and only the letter mail came, I his is have made great progress in many ways.
ing llrtn of C E
Wilson A Co., vv Im
CAPTURED BY RUMS I ANS.
very 11 nfori unite as a great many of our
operate«! here, cmne in on the Elmore and
'l he K.de an I Ann dually resumed her
people me exacting packages by ma.l
stoppe«! offal Bav City.
at ibis time. It is Io lie Imped the hunting expedition, and iti a very short
The Mas uiic L sig»» al
this place vontractors will make extra efforts t» time was captured by a Russian man-of-
< le< ted lhe follow ing officers al their last keep the route O|ieii right along In case war
The crew saw Hie man-of-war
election: 11. \V. I.amsoti, Master; A. J
there iaa failure in this direction, it would cutch lhe Vancouver, a scaling poacher
Wilson, S. W. ; J. K. Guthrie, J W.; D he well to lake action at once to have the from Victoria, B.
but the captain of
C ('oleman, Scc’y ; R«d)t. Ivie, Tiler.— I a|»er mails brought in on the Augusta or the Kate ami Ann did not heed the warn­
Sheridan Sun.
Elmore, as steamer communicrtion will ing, and soon the sound of thec«tnnon w as
heard, and the Russian vessel wks Hear­
A P. W ilson has completed a map of be good all winter, no doubt.
thepr- |Mise«l light house mad. Tin* route
ing down oh them. The little schooner
We «end out to each «»( our subscribers
is direct and when the road is open it will
hove to and the captain w as taken ahoar«l
in this county a return postal card with
I m * a great accommodation to many settlers
the man-al-war The captain of the Kate
blanks lor answering certain questions
mar the beach, la‘sides «qiening up for
ami Ann, In ing a German, was able to
contained thereon, ihese quest ions can
sett lenient several quarter sretionsof g«Mxl
converse with the Russian commander,
all be answered by “yes” or “no,” and
land.
who had l>een educate«! in Germany, and
we lep* our friends will take the 1 rouble
N I*. Roberta lias liought the 1» »oks to till them out and return them to us. lhe terms of surrender were very liberal
mid stock of S. A. R o I ht I s hardware After tilling the card out just drop it into The Kale ami Ann had uI k ut I5U skins
almard than, and gave the Russian vessei
store, and all accounts must lie settled tint post office, and the work is done
If
imnivdialvl v. as the Imoks must I a* must you don’t care to answer all t he questions 124 ot them, alter w hicii tiie lit ieschooner
he closed up at one«*. Mr N. P. Roberts just answer a |»art of them, ano if you was allowed logo. Ttie crew of the Van­
will continue in business at the old do not care to sign your name to the earn couver did not tare so well. The bout and
skins were taken, all the vvearingappaivl
stand
till it out«and semi it in anyway. We do
of the men, and the crew set out tu
The Elmore came in Saturday with a not want the answers 101 publication, but
wander in Siberia. They had hern loo
numlivr of passengers. She left this city tor the mutual benefit of ourselves and
haughty in olteying the signals of I he
Sunday, and went out of the bay Mon­ sill ml ribers.
Russian vessel
day
She is expected here again todav.
At C«s>s bay, Grays llarlsir, and other
Tne Kite ami Ann h « ioii returned to
L aver —Ttie Elm«»re came into the bav
such places on the coast, motoi railways San Flam isco, het cateb of seals for the
again yesterday, and to this city today.
are lieing constructed, connecting the whole trip living 14.JS. The littleSt hooiier
She brought in eight passengers,
different |X'ints on the bay«. As Jns»n as sailed ttie scat f^r those thousands of
There was a disturbance <111 the streets the milts get to running, a r md of that
miles, and never had a mishap, rid.ng
here Sunday and Momiay. A «•omplaint kind will | hiv here, and thru we may
the waves like a duck all the lime.
was sworn oil! bv J. W. Haskins charg­ expect to see a motor linefr. m here to
ing J. R« sm , F. Newton and F IK»dge Nehalem beach. When Whitney, Stiudi-
In lhe fall of I«H< h ) S e\e Hill and Ed
w ith drunkeiivsa an«l disorderly conduct
ih Id A Co get their Kilchis river logging K» liuw took iruiu the Salt creek vicinity
They were taken la»lore lut<»rder Drew road done, lliev will hatr a great part a calf bvl«»ngii g to P. Bartholomew and
and paid tines of $10, $5 and
in the of the distance lietwisMi this place and drove it over to l illamooa county where
or«ler named.
Bay City covered by a raihoad, and it they lived. They were arrested and gaxe
The Elmore came in Ixst week, sml her w ill coal them but little tn -re io connect bail. Kellow jtim|k«i Ida bail and Hill
entire cm go of freight was a «•onsigu- the two places, and by doing thia they was acquitted on trial here a year ago.
ment of tolmceo for B C Lamb. Some wdl la* enabled to gel their supplies Kellow then came back tu his home and
of the merchants have I asm Ixuisti.g of cheaply from the rich section around this was rva’Testvd some time ago and place»!
the large cargoes of II »111 they have Isen city, as well as tu vumirct with the ill oilr jad. l.esl week he was tried,
getting, and Mt. Lamb now says that t v w liarves at Bay City .
found guilty and sentenced to a year in
doesn’t want to hear so mm li talk about
The following from the Sunday Ore­ tlie penitentiary. The impn saiou uf ueaily
large cargo's.
gonian wi I be of interest to ttie many all who heard lhe trial was that he was
Last vear it rained hart I here aluioat in­ friend* of Cbas
Burton, who was so no more guilty than lldl. Ilia Attorneys,
cessantly from the last ol S» ptcmln'r until badly injured at Hirin’ mill some time Ihdy, Sibley it Eakin, procured lhesigna­
Christmaa mid the I alance of the winter ago j ‘•The operation of skin-grafting, iu ture« of all the jurv, nearly all (lie lawyeis
11
was very tine. This war we have had 1 the m» of .Mi
Burton, a resident of a*. Court, and many vitixens to a
tine weather, generally -peaking up t«> Yambill county, has lam very succrss- fur his pardon, which has lieen gianted
«late, but we suppose J lip ter Pluviuaaill iul.
1
About six weeks ago Burton’s arm bv (iovernur Pennover. Mewa. I>a’y
make up lor k st time as soon aa the huh was badly mangled in a planer al Byers' and Sibley and the wile ami child ut Mr.
«lays arc over.
, sawmill. Since that time the skin ou the Kellow wet 1 over to Salem Tuesday and
A s|»acial lo the II kvim lour last Mon­ arm has gradually become dead and fallen that evening the glad news came back tu
day morning stat«sl that it was snowing off.
<
I.aat week
inches of skiu was re the accused that lie was to lie a free man
Polk Co. Itrmiser
hard in Forest Grove at that time, ami moved
1
from the legs and neatly grafted
that it had been raining trnenta. Strange * on the arm. where it has taken hold
I«» a.iy, the weather litre at the same time 1 nicely, and it will not he long before Mr
was as Hue as could Ut wiahrd h»r
The Burton
I
wile have the full use of bis arm
Sim wa« shining brightly and not U again, lie s very bright and cheerful,
cl« uh ! in the sky
and atood the up» rations braxely.
i
You c.n or.ler g «>ls by letter or fle-
grapli from Fortland any day. ami rely
on
goods being here promptly on the
The
Elmore i» making qutc*
I Elmore.
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________
trips regardless of weather or anything
else, and loses no lime either heie or in
Astoria. Order your goofils »hipped via
U. P. route
As soon as lhe Elmore
arrive« at Astoria, which is generally in
the evening, a telegram is sent to Port­
land notifying the U. P agent. All
freight for Tillamook is then sent to
Astoria on lhe night boat, an«l trans-
feire«l to the Elmore without delay or
extra charge, and being taken from one
boat to the oilier, there is no chance of
damage to g«'ods.
A friend has sent us some circulars that
are l eing sent out to almost everybody
by tiie “gieen go«»«!«” men. Of course, it
is a bare-faced swindle, and the ‘‘green
goods” man only wishes to obtnin a ie*
goo«I greenbacks from dishonest suckers
The suckers are really the “green goods.
This reminds us : There is a sharp-feat­
ure«!, acute Yankee in this town who re­
ceived a prop«» ition from one of those
arrant swindhrs.
Mr.
Yankee w is
entirely too simirl to bec-auglit, however.
an«l plave«l a neat trick on the “green
goo Is” dealer. The proposition was to
furnish Mr. Yankee
in greenbacks,
“just as good as the genuine, ami im
possible to detect the differenef,” all for
the trifling suin oi ten dollars
Mr.
Yankee wrote to him ordering the $1000,
ai.d instead of enc o ing the ten dollars
in good money, he authorize«! the sw:n«ller
to just retain ten dollars of “green g-x>ds.”
The |000 of counterfeit money never
came, of comse, .uni Mr. Yankee laughed
in his sleeve. If more of our triple were
|M>ssessed of the same Yankee shrewdness
and acuteness, the “green goods” men
would have a hard time of it.
Not
Half Told.
The Sheridan Sun, speaking of the
success of a Nest ticca hear hunter says:
“From the carcass of «»lie of these
hear, the man vvlio killed it extracted
eight gallons of fine lard, w hich is eon-
sidere«l as goo<l as h<»g lard for cooking
purpo es, and mighty fine f-roiling lhe
liuman heir
young man over «m lhe
coast is considered dressed f«»r a ball
without a pint of bear’s oil on his hair.
During the sweaty peii »d of thedance,
the oil may In* seen tri« kling down I lie
face of Hie dancer, and ’tis then that the
young buck feels the best and just fairly
outdoes himself when it comes to bal­
ancing on lhe coiner ”
This is true as far :is it g««es, but it
doesn’t give an adequate description of a
Tillamook dude vv hen he go sont among«!
them. The most gallant beaux her«
paint their faces w ith elks’ blood, and
ulwavs have their handkerchiefs .per­
fumed with a few drops of ox gall
Ch
course, they always wear a brace of six
shooters and a sen 11 »ing knife in their
belts. When a dance gels under good
headway, and the caller annoniic«s a
swing with his bunch-grass “whoop,”
the dank of the knives and the jingle of
the riding spurs makes thii gs lively
(¿nite a number «4 temlerfeet me coming
in of late, and some advocate t iking oil
all weapons before going <»n lhe floor to
dance, as it is sonuwhat annoying to I»e
obliged to stop a dam e iu order lo clear
Pt BL1CATION
’
rnlled State. Land OScv. tlrwou t ....
Robcaon and twq daughters .-ante Pec. 13. 1*91— Notice la hereby irivet,
compliance with the provision, of «>» „ . ,
in ou the Elmore
< on*re»a of Juue j, 1878. entitled An act to?,
M T Sherrem mid
'"r *'or* Ml,, of timber land» in the Slate. ,,f’^0"''!"•
ilrexon, Nevada Hlld Wiodlin*ton Territory
Kred 11. Biahop,
land on ti e Elmore.
of Portland. County ol Multnomah .t.t-
G. W. Bishop, of Il kiiiu Bro»., of Oregon, ha. tlu. day «led in thu ofli, e ht. .u
statement No. r6r<4.Torlhe pure hue of tL ?ot?‘
Burtland, was here last week.
ol aectiotl «. IP- .l,u. r 8 w, and will offer oi!,J
to .how that the land nought in more vali.l 1
Dr Madixon. Lem I’aikei and others, for it. timber or »tone than for aerleullur.ll r
po». », ami lo eatabliah hl. claiil to u"| iJUr,
from Buy City were here Tuesday
before lhe Kegi.ter and Receiver of thia J«!?, 1
Oregon City, Ore . ou Wedne»day. the tnd U'
Fred. Allen, son of J- !’■ Allen, of thia of March. I8P3. He name. a. witneue?™ d“'
J. H. Gillis. JohuG Allen and John Turn
place, has returned to stay fur a while.
of Portland, Ore and K. W Hardenbra,“"t
Charles Hemalreet. engineer of the Cape Horn, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Steamer Garfield, has gon? to Bortland above describe«! land are requested to fi|e
claims in this office on or befote said
of March, 1893.
¿na «!•>-
oil business
3° S)
J T. Appersou, Regime,.
G B. Johnson, telegraph operator at
.Mr*
I
I
Nehalem, went to Portland oil the steamer TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, fH-x -NoTl(...
FOR PUBLICATION.
Harrison, to s|iend holidays.
United States Land Office, Oregon Citv or
Robt. Crawford, H. Tohl, J. MeCtont. Dec. 13. ifl‘2 — Notice is hereby given th.t ¡.
compliance with the provision* of the act ¡J
D Cronin, Geo. E. R Pean, and others Congress of June 3. I878, entitled ‘ An act forth
wale of timber lands for the States «>f CaHfornu
from Nehalem, «ere here Monday.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory •
Chas. C. Naeve.
Robt Kicks, of lhe firm of Wright & ot Portland. County of Multnomah, State nt
Hicks, timber locators, was in this place Oregon, has this «lay filed in this office hisswS
ata lenient No. 2 >«5, for the purchase of the se>
for the past few days. He is kept very of section 25. tp. 3 n, r 8 w. and will offer DiMaii
to show that (he land sought is more valuabl
busy locating parties oh limber Ian Is on for its limber or stone than fo agricultural nur
the head waters of Nell ileoi and W ilson poses, und to establish his claim to said Uad
l>efore the Register and Receiver of this office J
Oregon Ciiy, ore., on Wednesday, the 22nd d.»
rivers.
of Man ti, 1893. He names as witnesses:
J. H. Gillis, John G. Allen and John Turner nf
Or«*t<iM n.
Portland, Ore., and R. W. Hardenbrook, of Can»
Horn, Wash.
1
Mr. Fred Scherzinger is building a new
Any and all persons claiming adwrsely thv
above-described lands are requested to file their
house on his ranch near SI ib Creek.
claims iu this office on or bef«*re said 22nd dav
Preparations are being made to have of March, 18.3.
30-39
J. T. Apperson Register.
a Chrisimas tree at the Orel own School
T imber L ast ». A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice fam
house on Christmas day
P ublication .
United States Land office. Oregon City. orv
Mrs. Ida Faiilcotier, who lived for many
Dec. 13, 18.2 — Notice is hereby given that in
years in Little Ncstucca, «lied a short time complin lice with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3. ¡87I, entitled An act forth*
ago al her home in Sheridan, after a long sale ot timber lands in the States «if Caiifortna
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory."
and painful sickness.
Geo. Naeve,
of
Portland, County of Multnomah, State of
Charles Upton and Marion Punter have
Oregon, has this day filed in this office hissworn
gone to Salmon river to locate claims in statement No. 26 6. for the purchase of the a w
'4 of section 2i. tp 3 •». r8w. and will offer proof
view of the Indian Reservation there soon to show that the laud sought i* more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pm-
being thrown oj>en to sett lenient
poses, and to establish his claim to «aid land
before
the Register and Receiver of thi» officeai
The body of the young man, Pari
Oregon Uitv, Ore., on Wednesday, the 22ndday
Commons, who w as drowned a short time of March, 18 3 He names s witnesses:
J. H. Gillis, J. (i. Allen and John Turner, of
ago in 1 lie bay has never been recovered. Portland, Ore., and K W. Hardenbrook. of Cape
The supiMjsiti .il is that the body was ini Horn. Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely Ihr
mediately carried out tu sea
His home above-desci il»ed lands are ruquested t<» tile the.r
claims in this office nn or before said 22nd da\
was in Albina and he was a nephew ol oi March, 18 3.
3o 3)
J-T. Apperson, Register.
Andrew Commons of this place.
Garibaldi
Geo Squires has gone to Barnegat.
A. G. Wilkes Ims moved to Bay City.
Dan Perry is moving ofr Mr. Rose’s
place.
A. J. Shepard Inis gone to Southern
< Iregon.
Mrs. A. L. Alderman is | h si-mistiess
here 11 »w
11. C Baker, of Nehalem, was in town
recently.
There wi:l be aChritmas tree at C
Miller's, Xin is night.
II
‘•.Jimmy’’ Buike returned from Astoria
outlie Elmore. His children are getting
I letter.
Mrs. Wallace, sister to Win. Talton,
came in on the Elmore. Her husband
has been working in the cannery.
Frank P. Hobson, of Hob otiville, fell
and broke his leg Monday
He was
carrying some g< oils through the door at
his home, and missed his footinj and
fell, breaking his tight leg above the knee.
Hr. \\ . J. Mav was called, and the broken
away the remains oft lie belligerent bucks.
Y’es, come over Mr. Sun Editor, and join mendier was set, and at last accounts Mr.
us in one of our wild and woolly frolics. Hobson was doing well as could he ex­
We’ll take you up one side, down (he pected.
other, and th«n (ire you through the
He was brought to this place Wednes­
middle w ith some of our high jumpers. day and taken to .1 G. Day’s residence,
Come along ami have a hv-iu time.
so that he could be more directly under
the >l<s tor’s care.
Creamery Machinery.
SHERIFF S KALE.
Delinquent School tax, District No. 25, Tilla­
mook County, Ore., for the year n*92.
By virtue of a warrant issued out of the county
court of the Stale of Oregon for the Ciunty of
Tillamook, commanding tne to Itvy upou the
goods and chattels of the delinquent i.ix payer»
mimed 0.1 the delinquent tax roll for »aiddiidrict
f.»r the ywir 1891, thereto attached, and if sour
be found then upon the real property, as set
forth and described in said delinquent lax ro I
or so much thereof as shall satisiy theamoun;
ol taxes charged (herein, together with costa an<l
expenses, lying and being in Tillamook eountv
Slate ol Oregon, described as follows, to-wit:
Whitten, A. L.. e % of u w l4, mid w ofur
*<. of sec. 13. tp 2 s. r to w, $2 io.
McCulloch, E., s w *4 of s e
of sec. 27. tp. 1
s, r tow. |o.6o.
Steinmetz, Wm., s e ’4, ot sec. 26, tp. 2 a. r i*
w, >2.41».
(hniniiighntii, .1. H., s w
of sec 27, tp. 2» r
lo w, $2.40.
Peddlar, W. H , w G of h w *4, s e
ofiw1*
and s w 1 4 of s 0 *4, of sec. 21, tp. 2 s, r 10 w, >2.40
Fisher, Arthur W., u e 11, of sre 23, tp 2 s. r
10 w, >2.40.
Aiken, D. M.. w
of » w'4, sec. 13, tp. 2 a, r 10
w, and e >2 of sc *4 of sec. 14, tp. 2 s, r 10 w, >2 40
Smith, C. L . n ’□ «»f s w JC, s e 11 of n w g and
s w >4 of n e *4. of sec. 23. tp. 2 s, 1 u w, $2.40.
Now therefore after due levy having been
made. I wilt se;l at public auction for caali in
hand on the 2 tli day of January ¡893, at th -
hour of 10 oClock in tiie forenoon, of said day
at the court house door in Tillamook, Tillktna’*
county, State of Oregon, the above described
property to satisfy said taxes and coala end
accruing costs.
Dat *d this 2OCI1 day of December 1*92.
J. 1>. E uwaris .
Sheriff*and Tax-Col ector of Tilliimnok
County, Oregon
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
A. <>. U. W.—Meets every Monday night at
I M. inG. A R. Hall, U. N. D rew . M. W. A.
W. SEVEKANO., R e <-OKUKM.
HOOK it LADDER CO. -Mettson first Tut-
day night of each month in City Hall A. I*
W ilson , P resident . (J. N. D rew . C wikf . <
II F rkab . S kc ’ v .
G. A. R —Meet* first and third Wednesday <>f
each mouth at 1 r. M. in G. A. R Hah- <•'. N
D rew . A djutant . E. S everance . C ummakdr *
F. II Adams, representing G. G. Wick
I. o. O. F.—Meets every Tuesday night at 7 J"
son Cic Co., of Portland and San Francisco,
I*. M 111 I. O. O. F llall ’ F. RKVEKANCK, > <’
Week ending I »ec. 21.
W m . O i . sen , R ei .S ec ' v .
is heie to introduce lhe wares of his
A. E. & A. M -M.-et« first Saturday liiskl »/
U. S Patent to C. Allison.
house. The company he represents is
«■ach month hi I. o. O. F. Hall II ' '
the leading house on lhe coast for all
J ohnson . W. M. B. ( . L amb . S ec y .
U. S Patent to C M. Whitman.
kinds of dairying applianci*s. They are
Iillaniook LmnlM*ring Co. to E. S. VISITING CARDS:—A fine line of latest styles
the oiiginal introducers of the cream
5O cts per pack of 5O. At this office.
Blake, bond for deed.
s< para’ors, and are strictly reliable in al)
E \. and C. Woriliington to A. B. QUBSCEIPTIONS taken at this office tor M
I heir transactions. They have all the
y neus|a|KT or magasine published««
Fauh-oiier, quit claim dee«I.
United Mat«.*s or Foreign countries.
modern dairy improvements that are out.
M. Faulconcr to A B. Faulcoiier, 100 .ABSTRACTS OF TITLES:—Titles
and have established a large trade on
y' and records searched. Abstracts made»
lh:s coast, having lieeu in the business feet adjoining Nestiicca Packing C«»
all lands or town lots in the county on
notice. Work for nonresident 1an«l holder*. 1
fur many years.
W. >. Cone to E. K Barnhard. loi
specialty. Tiie only set of abatrm t
,
the county. Complete to date. officeinHl**j
< barter l(r*Uh>n.
light office
Addrem
T
illamook ah » t
l.'Al
Co., TillHinook. Orv-
A meeting was held in the city hall last
W S. Cone to Mrs. A M. McBralnie,
Friday night to lake some a<ti. n (o have
I’d» I, 3, 3, 4, block, 4, Bar View Add. Price List—Job Printing.
lhe charter amende«! Geo A. Edmunds
I«« Bav City.
The prices given arc for the rest qlU
was elected secretary, nnd a committee
PkfER and stock , though we furniah
grades for less money. No trouble als
consisting of W C. King. Jui.n Barker.
JOTTI\GS.
ing with pen and ink on «»ur stationery
printing is done In the best style of the
E. E Selph, G. A Edmunds and W. H.
Holo Willi.» Uw for dfugH.
1 J8ioo 1
t-f
Reynolds was up|«ointe«l to prepare the
business Card*
Î2 25
W . S. il»yx has home to rent.
50
ms es'ary amendmenls and report at the
l-f. Bill Head* ...
2 25
« 50
Subscriptions f..r any paper |nibttstrfi1 Letter Head*
next meeting. A resuhition lecotnmend
2 25
« 50
Note H ch <1 h
2 OO
I 40
ing that the city have five eotim ilmen taken nt Lamb's
j.p
Statement*
2 OO
1 40
Envelope* fit, .
XX
1 SO
was passed, and several other matters
Mrs. Sturgeon 1It Bay City, i.«« a ,,e«
Ijvrge
XX
2 SO
were discussed.
2 OO
show T ick eta«.
» 50
■«lock of winter mittinerv.
Dance
*’
2 OO
i 50
I 50 . 2 OO
Sewing machines, beat on earth, for P«»ate» m . Small
A Mistake.
Medium
2 OO : 3 <»
rale at Sturgeott-» drag store, Bay City
Large
5 00 ! 6 50
"■ '« hinuton . Dre. lfi.-JiiineHti.HUitte,
< in ular Letter
2 50
« 75
The largest ami bem sleek of Jewelry in Shipping Tag»
I 00
1 75
Jr., gnve the pretw tonight the following
letter: "Mrs. Blaine askrd me to state Ute county m Sturge m’a drugstore in Visiting < ards socta. 4». m » or 73Cb». 4*100
Bought of" Statements on pencil pap<r-
that there is not the slightest truth in Ray City
form »1 25 f y o or $4 0.1 f»iooo
the re|n.rt Mr. Blaine lias enteretl the
t hn»lma» Gmsl,; ( hristmas Gotnln! Placards. "Positively no credit.” etc..
or les*, vta. each lor all over. I.argc *i*e*
Roman Catliolie ehnreh, and nothing < all at stiirgeunn drug »tore, BavCltv,
4M«»z. and sets each for all over.
J
cotikl lie further from his thongtit or in­ tnd examine their new st,K-k <,f holid:,,' Horse Bills on card board or cloth. 00 1^* 1
$690 Vi*».
J
tention.”
go
N,> trouble to »how gt»>,|s
l>eeds. Mortgages Houd* for Deed*.
'er«
Application*
for
Survey,
and
all
llrbo.
blanks printed to onler al f4 °° V’°°
fpr
Terth! leelh!
nary sues Du not carry them in ? .4^.««
retail, bur they can be found at the itat«»
Fine wmlltci again, but a iitile.oM.
V.TK.
tn t|li9 d-le ,lnti| A .j
store at lowest prices in l<»ta lo suit-
Win. Farmer was over to Kembree last •»', ««Wi. I «til extract old teeth „„<]
specially prepared Receipts, or order* J»
in tald«^ Win, $2 on fhoo.
5°
M
week looking up a ranch.
I■l■ce With new one.; the Mine tn ex-
|*inoo. Large me, «3 00. >4 « an’’ * 00
J
halw. Kellow h.ut rv<ii.-neil fnnn the cl.ange l..r ¿.«^1
c,.w, Corres.H.inl- Printing on p.mtal Uard*. D <*> f io°. f’ 5°
J2 40
and I3 25 ymoo.
IMItaa; the Uoeeraor ttrwnlmi hut, a etu-e» ul.cited.
It always |«ays t«i order in quantities of
patr.kn.
N«» chargé For blocking work in tablet*
D r . H. P. iwhkn ,
f.
Extra charge fl>r color work printing
Ja»l«r Smith ha« ntnrne-l ir.,in Ihnt
Til i. I Ml (»K
*ides and difficult designs. All k 11»«*
vilk. Ore , where Mr Smith has lwn
He who courts and runs away,
nicrvial printing not enumerateddo«e r
and at low rate».
nietling with the hop htmiiie«..
May live tu rutivt another day
«H ami sec our • a|rii«ive lin»‘
'L’in!
Two
y.tirling
heifer»,
witlmnt
utara
But he who weds ami courts girls still,
and you can get an idea of what
lhe pe..)4e .rf th» phtce w || have a
l»e
convince«
I
of
our
claims
Mail
or«*
Jil* ,
May go to court against his will.
Christina* tree at the Knihirg school > •••>*«« «T |.lm-e recently. Owner n.« prompt attention
Samples of
call and t»ke them soon.
m nt free to Notaries. Attorney*
J
r
— Exchange house ChriMtnas Eve
Alt are Invited.
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