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©îllamooli -rr— F 'NEW ---------- HOUSE eadliijht. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1893. NEW FURNITURE $1.50 Pi crew of the Olsen, who are confinedin the county jail. Great was his surprise yy J. MAY, M. D„ — when a warrant was served upon him E vidence as to her S muggling , and he was taken in custody. The com T he S olons M eet in S ale I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, -------- ■ ■ M plaint against him sets forth the allega B usiness . TILLAMOOK, OREGON. tion that he “aided and alietted in the Both House» are organised ami at work.- Fulton Victorious. KumuriMl Ihat Win. Olaen. Iier owner, «f landing of a number of Chinese not First class in every respect; best acccmmcdaticns in the lawfully entitled to enter the country, at 11 PETRE, M. I)., It looked as there would be a bitter fight Ihl» place la Implicateli. Monterey, on Nov. 8, 1892.” There ap as to who would be president of the city. Headquarters for the traveling public. Located PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Collector Phelps, Surveyor Kilburn, pears to lie no direct proof that any senate, but Hon. C. W. Fulton was an on main street, Tillamcck, Oregon, Inspector Noyes and other custom offi Chinese were landed from the Olsen at easy winner over Hirsch, receiving two Will do an office practi<*e at Dr. Johnson’s drug cials were seemingly very much pleased Monterey or auy other port. “If there votes to Hirsch’s one in the caucus. At store aud attend all calls in this city. yeeterday over the standing of the ease was any smuggling carried on by mem the final vote in the senate Fulton re GEORGE \N. PETTIT, TILLAMOOK, OREGON, TII.LAMoOK, OREGON of the Louis Olsen, the smuggler steam bers of the crew,” said Mr. Olsen, “it ceived 17 votes and Cogswell, Democrat, MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE schooner, says the San Francisco Chron was unknown to me.” Olsen was re 12. O. P. Miller, of Clackamas, was icle of Jan. 5. Collector Phelps, who is a leased on $5000 bonds. elected chief clerk and A. W. Sajyerimce, miscellaneous , ury conservative man, claimed positive of Tillamook, received a |>$MMMNMH Taken before Sawyer. ly that he had plenty of evidence to con calender clerk. C. & E. THAYER,1 vict the arrested smugglers, and it is S an F r incisco , Jan. 7.—The eight men To the surprise of many W. Pl KgMai CORNER 1ST STREET AND STILLWELL AVENUE. supposed that some evidence has also who constitute the major portion of the of Portland, defeated T. T. I ;< er.” T BANKERS. The hotel is now under the management of G. W. Pettit and wife, and every effort possible i. i been secured against William Olsen, the crew of the alleged smuggling schooner Marion county, for speaker of the house. General Banking and Exchange business made to make guests comfortable. The patronage of the public ¡8 respectfully solicited. ' owner of the vessel. The officials refuse Louis Olsen, which is now in the custody In the caucus it was close; at the final Inlerest paid on time deposits. Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage ticket «ftee is here. [ to disclose any part of their evidence, of the custom officers, were taken before ! vote Ready got 39 votes, and Chas. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, j and said that it would all be produced Commissioner Sawyer yesterday for Nickell, Itemocrat got 17 votes. D. ('. Sweden and all foreign countries. at the trial of the smugglers next Tues- identification. They were represented Sherman, of Salem, was elected chief TII.LAMOOK, - • • OREGON. I day. However, it was learned that the by counsel, who made an application clerk. ! custom officials have evidence of two or for a reduction in the bail, which has Tw o years a| -go the Simon faction more trips of the Olsen from Barclay been fixed at $5000 each. The applica , victorious in 1 W atches , C locks , J ewelry , G uns , A mmunition and F ishing T ackle . sound, near Victoria, B. C., to places tion was denieil on the ground that the house. This time C ompasses and S pectacles . i along this coast. In the last week of Government is yet engaged in gathering g*-KEPAiRiNi> a S pecialty .----------------- TH I.AMOOK OREGON. BLACKSMITH That 1*1«. j October the Olsen took on board a cargo evidence and until all is secured no , of Chinese and opium at Barclay sound, ; change in the matter of bail can lx- made. Wagon making, aud all kinds of Wood-work When the steamer Elmore was down 1 the cargo having been brought from After the identification of the men they here lM-iore Christmas ('apt. Snow, of and Genera) Blacksmithing done. Mill I Victoria by another vessel. This cargo were returned to the county jail. The Trask, gave (’apt. Woods, of the Elmore, Machinery Repaired. * ’ f 1 • I* i I «NRi > - —W—Dealer in--------- was landed near Monterey on the night member of the crew who escajMsl from three pigs for a Christman roast. He Wagons Made to Order. of November 3rd. Letters have been ! the vessel on the night of her seizure took them to Astoria, giving two of ^4^~ii«o»c-«hoeing a Specialty. secured which passed between Captain has not yet la-en captuml. According to them away to hie friends and started Deering and the Olsen and a man named the statements of the officers in charge , home with the other one. We will let TILLAMOOK. OMR. ( Logan of Barclay sound, who is credited of the ease the Government is already the Astoria Budget tell the rest: with being an agent of the leading j in possession of sufficient evidence to ('apt. Woods had it pig. The pig was 1 /A.! X T • I IA smugglers. These letters are said to' present a strong case against the alleged in a bag. The bag was tied up. ('apt. Mr«. J. JOHN8ON Mitt L. J. RUGQLE8 i contain a great deal of evidence and to smugglers. W ism I s and his pig can* into a resort kw implicate Olsen himself. get an eye-opener. He sat the liag doarqj Lo ICegiet« It. The searchers have found on the Olsen Kttgijk 0 & >Ot)lt00H on the floor and went to kite bar. • IM A TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION. PLUMBING DONE TO OROER. | positive evidence of Chinese occupancy, Our Indian citizens at Grand Ronde Weeks was there, l'liil i taw th«,.Ml Cor First St. & 1st Ave. E Tillamook. and a number of women are supposed are beginning to exjierience Home of the moving, and looked at it suspiciously. to have been on board the last trip. The discomforts that follow in the train of It kept moving and l’liil Weeks kept I articles found are a pillow used only by | citizenship. Under the law they are backing. He wasn’t afraid of s|sx>ks or MX j Chinese women, and pans ami other liable for their debts. anything. But he kept backing just the T illamook , O ke . Near Court House. IMJ i cooking utensils which only Chinese use. The other day Ellis Pros., who keep same, until he backed through a show 1 The officials also have evidence that the the Grand Ronde store, brought suit window. Exit Weeks. Mayor Crosby Olsen was not near Tillamook bay at the against a newly fledged citizen named saw it. Mayor Crosby is a brave man time the captain claimed he was trying Billy Shoefawn. The latter came to and ain’t afraid of anything. lie ain’t CENTRAL -T-XD [O f S an F rancisco .) to get into that bay. town Thursday lust and compromised I afraid of a pig tied up in a bag. He i MARKET. One of the prisoners is believed to the suit by paying the account and cost picked ' up the end u$ U mi pi DEALERS IN----- > » have turned State’s evidence, and in this of the case. This is the first case on re mean the end at the hag -eirtY L. H. BROWN, P roprietor . case conviction would be easy. The ' cord in this county where an Indian has ucl I. i the pig out, which ooi file best Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton always ' custom officials will not deny this to lie lieen sued, on account of their being to dance the polka around thu^tomin1 on hand. Eggs, Butter, Vegetables and the fact. wards of the government, and conse the latest and most approvei^stylin Chickens bought and sold. The smugglers refuse to tell any story . quently irresponsible of debt. Several ('apt. Woods culled the pig up and took Satisfa tion guaranteed to every one. of their cruise except to make the vague of the Indians, according to theconstable, him by the tail, which was cut off, to »shop opposite the Grand Central. statement that they left hereon a fishing expressed themselves as ls-ing sorry that put him back in the bag. But the pig TILLAMOOK, ORB. cruise, intending to get their outfit at they voted. Every sw«-et li-is its bitter, kicked. Woods’ shirt and pantaloons Tillamook Bay, where the Olsen has a however, and if our Indian brethren get show evidence of this fact. U ml store, and that they could not get into into the political arena and whoop it up, pig then tried a collar-anil-« -go-aa- that port on account of rough weather.' according to their convic'ion., they you please for alsiut four or live rounds. They admit they then went way up to must also shoulder all of the responsibil- Sometimes the pig was on to«. Home Barelay sound, but refuse to ex plain why, ¡ties of the average citizen, among which times he wasn't. It was a draw. Woods or to tell of their subsequent wander- i” the right to sue and be sued. They wants Crosby to pay for a new suit of ROPRIETORS. ings for three months. There in consider must learn that business is business, clothes. Ur-why don’t want to. Harry able circumstantial evidence in the fact and that if a man buys he must pay, llomlet will commence an action against that the Olsen sneaked out of thin port ami if he pays his debts and conducts the city, la-cause the mayor made a pig in ballant and return the same way after himself respectable, he is just as gissl as ]M*n of his aalisin. W ixm I h wiUbuuguu LÌ*irat-elass single and double turn-out« kept on Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Huts, Caps a cruise of alxiut ninety days. There a white man ami no iMttter.—Sheridan action against the city .< nd Weeks fur lirtiid. Boarding and transient stork cared ____ was not a fish in the l>oat when the re Sun. ami Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queensware. Doors, Windows, Lime, damages, and the pig wil I hr jug, an a** for. turn wan made, still neither Captain An InRenloii« Water Wheel. tion against the whole out iRl^t lie loss Hair, ami Cement. Hardware and Nails. fl^Special attention given to Ileering nor the owner, William Olsen, of aliout ten pounds of fat. T illamook , ohe . filling ordeis for goods in jobbing lots. Ote Thayer lias a water wheel consist has made the least complaint aliout the They are Generally llroke. costly trip, which, if Captain Deering’s ing of eight blades or sections, in the story were true, would have amounted Mill ditch. To four of the blades are A gents for cre racts Wliat’a the matter with the army of to nearly $2500, an there were nine men attached oyster cans which collect and defsisit water at each round in a horse to|*ers at the county seat that they |M-r- —Hud on Isjard the schooner, which could not i mit a salism man to I m - forced to make have lieen run at lean than $25 or $30 a trough in the barn yard. Iloldingon to T own L ots . an assignment?—Newburg Graphic. a miniature crank at one end of the shaft day during the ninety days it wan out. The Graphic lias some vety decidedly F«»r sale at reasonable price® andon favorable Captain Deering, Mate O’Brien, an old are the figures of a Chinaman ami a Miss Nancy ideas alsiut the salism bus terms I. »cation best in the city of Tilla squaw, who Istw to each other with smuggler, and one of the crew are now TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND AND WAI PORTS. mook iness, or it wouldn't suppose for a confined at the county jail. The other mock gravity as the crank revolves. C*l-T WM 11 STILLWELL, moment that the salism* were sustained Altogether it is a novelty in mechanics Makis rigilar trips about iviry two wuks, the weather Pir®lttii|. five men of the crew were taken to the T illa M ook , ohe . by UqMirs, Topers don’t sustain any and shows strong constructiveiiMs in the The fast sailing Sra. T kick BE has lieen specially fitted up for carrying pas Alameda county jail The friends of the inventor. With this wheel, though thing. It ia the other fellow that keep imprisoned men are trying to get near them on the r feet; some of them from sengers. Following are the rates: them so as to concoct a similar ntory to small ami very inexpensive, Mr. Thayer Newburg, by the way.—McMinnville can easily irrigate a large garden in the $15. CABIN PASSAGE........................ .................... te I in their defense, but the friendn are summer time, provided there is the re Reporter. to responsible parties, on not only denied admittance, but the men $1». STEERAGE (one way) .............................................. quisite amount of water in the ditch. H. On the Lonely llock. approved securities. $5 per ton are kept separated. Freight, (Genera) Merchandise) Portland or San Francisco. The custom officials have learned that M. Chapman has another wheel, more G eo W K iger , The captain of the steamer It. F. Hi- no num left the Olsen from the time it complicated ami larger than the one more is in receipt of the following com ff-^l ' ?*»> • "> "rc went out of this port to the time it re just mentioned on the same ditch.— munication : turned, except on one occasion one man Sheridan does not lack inventive genius. “I’lease mail those letters for us, and went ashore for some oil ami immediate —Sheridan Sun. at the same time 1 thank you kindly for ________ ___ of ____ Jural land, In lots alsn — is sar«tan - ly returned. This proves the story coining so clow, which I assure you is : io suit purchasers. Timeorcash. Time or cash. ( l*ar Nh®|»e«l I' m ft*. published in a contemporary to lie a . quite a treat to us |sx>r sinners on the MONEY TO LOAN. The Occidental Rafting Company, nays Itis'k. ft breaks the monotony of our sensational one without any foundation. Call on or »dress EL. M. KEYS, The custom officials are on the outlook the San Francisco Chronicle, which was lonely life, ami you have my ls-st and Trask, Oregon, for more sealing vessels which are sup- formed a few days ago with a capital sincerest wishes for a Merry Christmas fsiseii to have entered into the business stock of 12,000,000, in about to build on alula most Happy and Prosperous New of smuggling Chinese and opium, as the Oregon coant, near Yaquina hay, a Year. Yours very resjMs-tfully, there is little to lie done in the sealing cradle and way« similar to the one at R. PzrKRS.N line and smuggling is so much more Fort Bragg, where cigar-shaped raftn are Keejier of the castle on the “R im -k of now pnt together and afterward towed Ages" in the Pacific < h-ean. remunerati ve. to this port and cut up at the sawmill In Custody The Klrrtoral Vote. at the Potrero. The inco|>orotors of the at reduced price«.— S an F baxi taco, Jan. 7.—All the mem- rafting company wan II. It. Robertson, The Evening Bost today savs that the Gift-book», suitable fur Birthday pres tiers of the seized sealing steamer Louis the patentee of the cigar-nlia[>ed raftn, settlement of the Oregon contest makes ents to clean up holiday »lock. < tlsen have now lieen arrested, and so W. F. Plummer, Fred. M. Wilson, Jan. it |MiHsible to give an accurate table for has the owner of the vessel. Frederick lyrgan and Capt. J. .1. McIntyre. The president as it should be cast by the l.upp, the missing member of the crew, new com|«ny considers it has a inono|e electoral college. Tita lutai number of No batteries or electric sparks tn care for. Makes no smell or dirt. was arreste-1 by inspector Noyes today oly of cigar-shaped rafts outside of the votes necessary to a i hoiee is 223, giving No double or false explosions so frequent with the unreliable spark and turned over to the custody of the Fort Bragg Redwood Company and have Cleveland a majority of 108. The total ft oils itself automatically Just light the burner, turn the wheel and it nina United State« marshal. He joins all the already made arrangements to send log vote of the respective rJnWffi*« « fl» entury, Scribner’«, Harper’«, Review of others connected with the Olsen in a rafts to San Pedro ami San I’iego, it is follows : Review«, Leslie*« Monthly and Overland® all dav. at Portland price®. For sale ever) month. denial that the steamer was employed in claimed. The cost of handling and tow Cleveland. ... It runs with a cheaper «rode of Gasoline than s«y otbsr en<ine, .ndconse smuggling Chinese. ‘•'Diere was not a ing logs in cigar-shaped rafts is said to Harrison Mongolian on board, "be saya,“not even ill kinds o1 Stitiomrj, School kook: quently COSTS I-ESS to run it. For simplicity it bests the world. It has fewer parts, and is therefore lore a Chinese cook.” Wm. Olsen, owner of ini sckaal $wliu. IflBieizeil steamer, who recently arrived likelv to get out of order than any other gas or garoline engine now built Subscript if »ns taken for any magazine ®nd i Tillamook. Oregon, entered the Newspaper published. Send for Illustrated descriptive olrcular. led States marshal's office Palay ami TILLAMOOK NEWS CO ¡d for a permit to see three of the <ip hi a i» LARSEN i* HOUSE M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. OCCIDENTAL t HOTEL, -A- LHICHHE, WATCHMAKER -> AND: JEWELER Hardware, Tinware and ¡StoVeg ☆ ☆ MILLINERY General Merchandise hands at Tliey keep on their store in Hobson ville the largest stock of goods in this County. Î A T Tlxe Sailin-gr Steamers TRUCKEE and HOMER. Money to Loan, J. K. S ibley , Manager, Timber Lands for Sale. Hobsonville, Ore. HERCULES GAS AN° GASOLINE ENGINES. Illi. LEGISLATE
