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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1893)
Laat week one of our presses was JOTTINGS. Our town is quiet. broken, and quite seriously at that. It Petition for appointing F. M. Shearer rheo Kingsley F M Umh i looked as if we should be put to great sujier visor in Hi at 7, ordered rejected. F Adams, of Portland, is iu town. Cohn & Co. pay 25 cte. for tgg». J W Maxwell Court met the second day of Jauunry, • —, and we l'etition for appointing W’. H. Eason E West Dr. Linton is suffering from La Grippe. lailiib ha» a fine awortment of hooka. iuconveuience and expense, and on the 4th the Cominihbionei’n court R G Jackson calledin I. E. Larsen, the blacksmith Bd? begun, Ju<Le H. F. Holden, ami supervisor in Dial. 2, rejected. Read hi» "ad” on first page. Bud Wallace, of Beaver, is intown tin» J H Jacksou He went to In the matter of the establishment of K. KMiuuetH W. H H. Carry and J. A Williams received a large lot of and machinist, for advice. Th os E Fristoe week. D No 25, it is ordered that said district Goran Munson work and in a short time, with a very H. Br Igcford being preHeul. drugs ami medicines on the Elmore Jas|iar Dimick returned to Dallas this small expense for us, mended the break, i F L>attr to board, » lothe be bounded as follows: Begin, on beach J J Turner 'flie Elmore came in Friday again with and the machine is better than it was in week B W Turner 80 rds S of Tp. line, between 1 and 2 8, jor H. L Tucker for 1 year at several passengers and considerable 10 W.—E. mile—N. *4 mile tnTp. line S McCarger Christmas and New Year (mssed oft the first place. 3.'Ml per week rejected. M Poland freight. . Rev. II. B. Morgan has returned from a quietly. °d '.hat report of H McDermott, — E to Tillamook river—on river to bay C Johusou Such fine weather as last week ................ trip to the south end of the countv. He Mr. C. Booth and wife spent New Year > expenditure of $20 for Hyatt —oil bay shore to ocean beach—on beach , W T West 1 G A Mowers enjoyed at this time of the year in any preached several times at Beaver school nt Sand Lake. to beginning. approved. In matter of rebounding R D. 10— G W Wallace country. house, and lhe people turned out in larger matter of the road petition of Rev. Jones preached at this place last S. W. Cor Sec. 34, 2 S, 10 B R Daniel The Aiigusia did not get out until the numtiers than was ever known before in Sunday evening. ane, et al, the claim of $75 dam- commencing Wm Rhoades miles Io Tillamook river— J M Knifong W..-E. I# same day, having been delayed by a j that place. Rev. Morgan-ays lhe farmers A. Row* wm referred to A. L. John Krebs returned from a visit to Alderman, Alfred Dean ami Theo. Jacoby up said river to Tp. line between 9 and H H Hollaway there are enthusiastic almut their new rough bar G W Body felt Gervais last week. 10 w., center Sec. 24, 2 S, 10 W. — 8. to to appr.1 Me damages, if any An infant cliild of B. W Turner, of creamery, and that work is progressing to S. W. cor bee. 36 Geo S Nelson We have a Lyceum which meet» every In this case lhe following till» were —W. 1 mile—S. 2^ W H II Carry Pleasant Valiev, died Thursday and was rapidly on the road to McMinnville, via Wednesday evening Martin Peterson allowed to persona engaged in the work — 2 miles to beginning. the upper Nestucea. buried Friday Re-bounding R. D. 9. Beg. S W. cor. E Werner Miss Merty West, of Beaver, is visiting of viewing <»ut the road : Large stock of statiot ery just received The postal cards we sent out are about W E Baxter Sec. 34, 2 8. 10 W., — N. 6 miles — W 9 00 J (' Bewley 10 40, F I* Hobson I V Sutton all returned. On another page we note at this office; 20,90) envelopes, 10,00' friends at this place. miles — 8. miles — W. to Ocean beach 0 40 J II Mapes 11 20, W II Busby : C G Cutting Frank Wilehart is building a new boat letter heads, 5,0)0 note heads, 10,000 bill the result of the canvass. 0 4o —S. along beach line between Tps. 2 and W Plank 0 4 ). F < rann C Carlson Cm ’ M arket :—Eggs 25 cts., butter heads, (all sizis), 5,00) statements, 3,00) house which is almost completed 3 8., 11 W. — E. to beginning 8 H Kock 23 50 W l.anqnist 1 1 i P S I’.rown It is reported that the cannery at Ore- 40 to 50cts. per roll, onions 2 ets. per Ih., fine bevel edge wedding and ball invita Ke-bonnding R. D. 15 Beg W. cor. D J Dunn There being no further claims , the H H Miller tion cards (square envelopes to match), town will be operated next season. Sec. 4, 2 S., 8 W., — 8. 6 miles — E to Co potatoes 50 cts. per bushel. matter was continued until March term J V Alderman 1000 visiting cards, 2,000 fancy envelopes, Lee Common» and family were on There is a re|<ort here, • though not Petition of W. L. Knighen to have line—N. 6 miles to Tp line between 1 W J Booth R T Weatherly verified, that Newt, be lie was stablied 2,000 shipping tags, 20,000 business cards, Little Nestucea it few days this week. clerk cnnc.l warrant No 599 lor *25 and 2 8,6 W.,—W. to beginning. and several reams of blotting paper, fine Re-lsjunding R D. 11 P»egin where E W R Robedee near unto death at Skipanon recently. allowed. Krebs Bros, received n fine lot of log» T J Harris card board flat caps, colored poster The Court chose a list of 200 names as line of Sec 6, 2 S., 9 W., intersecta Traak A J Rhoades from Beaver creek during the recent high Mrs. Smith, mother of Clarence and paper, and book binder’s supplies. Also rive»,—S.% miles to S. W. cor. Sec. 5,— H M Farmer I’ If M Smith, <lied last Saturday and jury list: water. an assortment of colors of fine printing inilec—S. 1 mile—E. 5*a miles to A T While Clerk ordered to advertise for bids for E. was buried at the Johnson cemetery on There is considerable talk in thispait A J Hembree inks. The largest shipments of the kind S. W cor. Sec. 9, 2 S ,8 W., — N. 2 miles abridge across Wilson river near 8 O Sunday. P S Brown, making and recording field of the county about a railroad, out talk to Tp. line — W. to N. W. cor. Sec. 6, 2 S., ever brought to Tillamook Wick land’s place, also for a bridge across notes Tuttle & Robeson are painting and re will not built railroads A party consisting of W C King, N the slough on the north side of Wilson 8 W'.,— S. 1 mile—W. 1 mile—N. 1 mile A M Austin, lumber R. D. 9 fining their hard-ware store, and all tlie to Tp line — W along said line to w here J M Morgan ,, ............. 1’. Roberts and wile, Mrs. S, A. Roberts, riVvr, amt the supervisor of K. I). 7 is Garibaldi. time bringing in more goods. Their tin Perky lliett, I>. C. Pierce and wife, Bax ordered to expend not to exceed $5:) on : aid line intersects Trask river, near the H E Palmer C B Wiley tt R Jackson, lumber fur road J. Richardson has gone to Astoria. shop is ready for business ter Stillwell, and Dr. Petre anu wife, the bridge by I. G Free nan’s place to center of Sec. 4, on N. line of said Sec. 4 S J Perkins, 740 yds. of gravel R. D. 13 The city marshal wishes the jieople .1 Sheppard has moved to Garibaldi. — thence down said river to place of be make it sife at present, and J. II Biidge- went to Bay City Saturday to assist the W F D Jones, county printing Sept. 1 1892 to take notice that he will at once begin I. O. O. F. lodge there in forming a Re to Jan 1, 1893... Mrs. Anderson has moved to Bay Ciiv for.l is appointed to superintendent said ginning. to impound all stock running at large, becca lodge, and install the officersofthe Re-bounding R. D. 7. Begin where S. J D Edwards, fees as tax collector repairs. .Miss Daisy Pearson is staying at the W W Conder, incidental expenses County lie is obliged to enforce the ordinance. subordinate lodge. I) I). G M N P In the matter of the J. I). Chitwood, line See. 14, 1 S., 10 W’., intersects Tilla Clerk’s office .............. bay. mook bay — E 2J S miles to N. E. cor. Sec. After this week the H eadi . iuht will Rolierts installed the officers. Mrs. D. et al, road petition, road ordered estab I» Hart, washing for CO. prisoner.. . P. Svensen’s new house is about com be printed on better paper than ever be U Pierce was Deputy G. M. in organiz lished and sup.rrisors directed to open 18, 1 S , 9 W.,—S 2 miles—W. to where G W Wallace, 1200 feet puncheons, R. D. 18 pleted. W W Conder, miscellaneous work for Co. said line intersects Hoquarton slough — j fore. The new stock we have laid in is ing the Rebecca, for which the following road. The following I.ills were allowed I. Gravel returned from Portland on the down said slought to place of beginning. J D Edwards, 6 days at court much haviear than what we have used. officers were elected: Mrs. (). Young N for vi -wing and surveying said r >a<|: H F Holden, two months salary as judge I'lmore Re*bounding R. D. 8. Begin at the W H H Cary, salary as commissioner, six . .......... 24 90 J W Hellenbrand ........ S kins :—C’ohti A Co. pay for Beaver G., Mrs. Weaver V. G., J. J. l‘ve Secre days, 62 miles travel J R Shuw...................... M 96 mouth of Tillamook river—up said river The Miamites are having considerable skms #2 to $3 )>er lb.. Otter $2 50 t-j $5 00, tary, and Mrs. Morton Treasurer. J H Bridgeford, salary as county commis M !K) to where it crosses S. line of S. W. l4 of A W Fletcher trouble over their road Bear (good skins f> 04 to *15 00 each, Coiiiinetidnble Enterprise. sioner, 5 days and 14 miles travel ( Seufeit ... 20 IM) N W. '4 of Sec. 6, 2 S., 9 W.,—E to E. Mink 2-5 to 75 ets. a p:ece, Raccoon 25 to Mrs F P Hobson has gone In Tilla BILLS REJECTED. The Salem Statesman lias issued a 2.) 90 Ii"e of Sec. 6,—N. to Trask rivei, tonear Truckee Lutnb. Co. nails No. lbs not stated J D ('hitwood 6o i 50 cts. each mook to atti nd her husband. splendid 44 page annual, ill pamphlet ......... L’l) 96 center Sec. 5, 2 S., 9 W ,— N. 2l2 miles S A Roberts, ,, G H Page 5° We shall discontinue our Tribune pro form, and it is replete with fine illustra Jas Bmke, snporititemteKt of i‘».e D < Collier, lumber, not cudorsed by road 20 90 to center of S line of Sec. 20, 1 S. 9 W., A G Rutel .. supervisor position February 1st Our subscribers tions and facts regarding Salem In it is Elmon caiineiy, will le ive for home <«n — W P4 miles — 8. * 4 miles — W. on said oo 90 J M Burton AWilliams, medicines furnished Mrs.York 4 40 claim that the papers do not come re an excellent photo-engraving of Gilford the Elmore III 50 line to Hoquarton slough-down said Dr. May, medical services for Mrs. York P 8 Brown gularly, and we shall make rates w ith a Stillwell, and 11 short sketch of his life The post-office has been niove.l from rejected because county has made no Ln the matter if the application to open slough to Tillanmok bay—and along said previous arrangements 35 oo ; paper near home. which we publish: the Bay View house Io A. L Alderman’s a r<)ii<l from Tillamook river to Cape bay shore to month ofTillamook river, or Dr. W J May. medical treatment for Hiatt C ash for C oi nty O rders —You can ‘‘Guilford Stillwell was born in Yam hotel. This will be more convenient f r Mea rs, the road in ordered eHtahlisiied. place of beginning. family, rejected for the same reason 34 oo get the money, ruling price, for your hill county, Dec 2nd 1852 Ilia father the po-t-mistress. HILLS ALLOWED. The following bill« are allowed for J F Lucy, 1 day’s attendance before Grand 1’ Hi<*tt, book-nirfe and table clerk's office $32 00 Jury >7 10. Continued until next re orders at the H radi . ioiit office. Now is is (’apt. W. 1» Stillwell, who removed Io viewing waid road : Beaver Creek. Truckee Lumber Co., I716 ft. lumber and 28 gular term the time to send in your subscription. Tillamook in 1870. Guilford went to work J ob Kodad . 12 80 18 84 Bill of J W Johnson for 740 puncheons R. lbs. nails, K. D. 5 Fine trout arc plentiful in the cieck*. See “ad" w ith full instructions and blank at the penitentiary as a guard in 1882, E W St a n ley 14 ft> Truckee Lumber Co., 75 lbs. nails, R. D. 3 D. 17 rejected because bill is indefinite. 4 50 E F. L vh I i r is getting out timlier f<>i a order in another column 6o under A. Bush, superintendent, W. 1’. J W Maxwell 16 80 S A Roberts, 10 lbs. nails, R D. 7, To San Francisco au<i Keturn. new dairy. The editor of the Amity Popgun got Miller, warden and Geo. Jackson, d. pnty A P Wilton 5 00 J D Edwards, boarding prisoner Louisa 40 oo There will he a dance at Mr A. S<-huli- Wallita, 8 weeks, T. B. Handley and his son C. B. Hund* married last week and he felt so good over w in den. In the big break of July 3, 1883, l< Eichinger 80 14 Lester P Smith. J. P. fees, State vs.McGuire 7 7o son ’s Friday night. ley returned to Tillamook by the steamer Wm Maxwell it that he pied everything in the office. Mr Stillwell took an active p ut. There . 14 80 A D Banders, constable tees, State vs. Me B ohn :—Tiv »«lay oi last wt ek a daughter Elmore last Friday. A H eadlight repre The paper came out last week with the were twelve or thirteen met- in the break, F T Jii* 1 iiiMoti 19 10 Guire sentative found Tom that evening sitting heading npside-dow n, new s items set ill (our of whom were killed and Iwo Io lauac Rich e and wife. j’ S Ihown 33 50 John McGregor, juror fees, Win I.ill tie . ' John Larson, juror fees E. B Ely is improving the road as far on Lamb’s rustic bench and proceeded skew-gaw, and everything turned to|isy- wounded; the balance got away, but all In the matter of giving assiKtance to Henry Tohl, juror fees to interview him in the late.-t style. Mrs. R. P York, ordered that «lie he S Lundborg, juror fees turvy. were finally recaptured except one. The jmhis land extends « peiiingil fortlietmi. Yes. We l.a<l a pretty tough trip dow n. nllowcil |4 50 per week from Jan. 6 1893 G BJohnson, telegraphing Latttie case < lieap Frelglit. When the Rebecca lodge w hs instituted governor of Oregon, Mr. Stratton, super Six days out; ami live of them in a gale, until discharged by her attending physi Jos B Pope, witness fees, State vs. Wallita here, Mrs. W. J. May was chosen N. G., intendent of the penitentiary, and George We have it from an authentic source Win Russel, witness fees but the Truckee is a good sea boat and cian, and not longer than until next term Mrs L. L Stillwell V G„ Mrs. L. C. Colli.is, warden, thanked Mr. Stillwell that the steamer Elmore will reduce the Geo Bailey, witness fees her captain both skilful and vigilant. We of court. A J Cloutrie, witness fees Roberts Treasurer, D. C. PierceSecietary. after the break for his bravery and cool freight rate on produce being sent out were very comfortable al ail times. Petition for a bridge at Woods rejected Lee Alley, witness fees The first and third Wednesday nights of ness. He resigned in December, 1883. from this place to *2 (tt) pei ton. This No, I did not enjoy San Fran« isco at as comity court, has no jurisdiction in the Jos B Pope, witness fees Laltie inquest each month was selected as (lie time of He went to California about two years will encourage our farmers to produce Dr. John Davidson, witness fees all. The weather was awful; rain, fog meeting. matter after this and got a position as guard at Chas Scamon, witness fees si mething, and lie of great help to om ami cold all the time. This is the first Report of J.C. Bewley, stock inspector, eA J Cloutrie, witness fees San Quentin prison. Most of the time he A match race, *100 a side, (and will dairying industries. Tillamook will be evening I have seen since leaving Tilla leeeived and approved. Wm Russel, witness fees served on nil the guard duties, and was mook when one could sit out of doors in be raised to *250 per side perhaps) has taught the use of the Galling gun and on nil equal bass with the rest of the Petition ol J. SveiiKon for a chnngo in Mary Duncan, witness fees been made between A P. Wilson’s "May world soon. ... comfort county road in Dint. 7, (road from Tiila- Clara Skullwash, witness tees He came back to Oregon and Geo W Bailey, witness fees T. ” and Uncle George Randall’s “Gold cannon Times? Yes, hard limes everywhere. niook to Biy City) considered mid G. Tuttle Ki Robeson, 286 lbs. nails, K D <J ItEAI. ESTATE TllANMFEltS took Ids pres-nt position as guard oil 1 should think every business in San Dust ” The race will come of on the Wickland, S (). Wick land and P. lirisel E F Lyster, board and eare H L Tucker May Sth, 1891. He is a member of the Week ending Jan 11. Sept, to Jan. 5 42 50 Francisco, ami Portland too, seems to be Fair Grout ds Jan. 28, and will lie a single Masonic and K. of P. orders were appointed as viewers to rejiort at dash for 440 yards Saddletneier <k Potter tower of attorney W I) Stillwell for gravel (bill was presented trying to sell out at cost. I saw more next regular term Oretown. for *8 40) 25 g'M d men out of work and heard 01 more Frank Holison is getting along nicely M. L Gove to M. Wallo:t, power of J, D Edwards files bond for |7 m 100 as A W Severance. Hist, attorney fees incases 5 A wiail-picking was in progress last attornev. dislr» ss than I ever knew on the coast. with his broken leg and expects to l>e tax-c«»Hector, ami bond is approved I State vs. A Willey, W J Stillwell, Jain?s Baxter Stillwell to Anna Hedley, lot 8. Petition ol J. Sxentou, et al, to not Wilson 2o oo The city has not gone ahead much since able to get out on crutches in u few days Wednesday evening at Mr. Sutton's lionit. 2 oo my last visit. There are a few very fine No case of the kind ever got along better. Willing hands pulled the white, fleecy blk 7, Tillamook, *2t>0 construct bridge where it is now, but S J Himes, 4O loads of gravel K. I). 12 A Williams, medicines Hyatts 6 >5 buildings, ami plenty of evidences of No second operation was necessary us wronl while stories and gay laughter went where it properly lielonga, i e. where Lew is Armstrong to John Tliorull, 22 II Tohl, 75 lbs. of spikes R D. 24 2 75 Dr. May has had 'round and 'ninnd the road crumes the river above the C. S. J C Bewley, salary as stock inspector f for wealth cheek by jowl with abject poverty. has l^en re|>ort<d acres, sec 2), 1 s., Io w., *1100 meandt r line, approved Suturd. y evening a surprise party was 1892 25 oo It is the poorest managed iarg? city in the case in charge front the first. < » m I i for County Older« 1 60 the country, bad streets, patchwork side- The contract for the county printing Riven to Mrs. Christensen. Card-playing Contract for county printing for one N Eklof, work R. D 7 « 50 walks and poor lights prevail, and stdl has been let to this paper for another un,l >l‘<»cing were the amusements of the year let to W. F. I). Jones, publisher (’ Wallin, work R 1». 7 Cut this out, fill the blanks, and send it Dr. W J May, Lattiu inquest 20 Oo II kadi .I gri , nt |.»0 per year, contracts I, Fleck, witness fees State vs McGuire 1 30 they pay enormous amounts of money in year, and if you wish to keep posted as y,,,,nK folks w ho so happily watched in if yon wish to sell your county orders. ami bonds being made. It M Trow bridge eanvasing votes of election 4 40 all departments. Til- streets are lit by to what is paid out for all pmposes, and o,lt ,lie Hl11’ rl,ug •“ the New Year, 3 °o l>oor gas lights at 11 cents each per night, get the semi-annuul financial statements ’ No mail from anywhere . was ... received In the matter of p<*titi«>ii for a bridge I T Maulsby, can v axing votes of election IL CONDE#, 1 50 costing nearly twice as much |>er month von should subecribe now. We shall a< >his office for one whole week, across Rig NesluceH, W T West, !•'. M. Cohn Ik Co., pick R. D. 14 County Clerk. The Cohn Ik Co., lye and soap for court house 40 Lamb and J W. Hrllenbraml, appointed Geo Cohn, six months salary as treasurer carrier complained of high water in the Sir.—/lease deliver to M' F. IK Jones 37 50 as we pay in Tillamook lor incandescent give this matter more fully than usual. viewers to locate site for said bridge and E K Barnard, Incidental expenses in Co. lignts of four times the |a>wer. Agemy creek but as we have since county warrants in your hands belong Tile county eouit has established the School Supt. office . report at next term. «5 Came home by steamer Willamette learned that the mail was brought from ing to me to the amount of $ 25 00 Valley via Yaquina. Corvallis, McMinn road from here to the light house, and Grand konde to Dolph and not taken to Ordered that salary of Co. School Supt. E K Barnard, three months salary (The following amounts were allowed for the governu ent will l>egin the work of be raised from to |200 per year, be- judges and clerks of election In all cases where ville, Portland ami Astoria. D.il not see this place we very severely condemn our Fate .. building it ill the spring It now be- ginnitig the first ol 1893. any place I liked ns well as Tillamook, accomodating carrier. Coti.plainla have the amount is «»ver $5 00 it is for mileage in iiooxes the real estate owners of ilii» city Order« t I that clerk advertise for bids making return of poll book*. | either for climate or business been forwarded to headquarters but it is and vicinity to take some action at once Kobt. Crawford. judge of election and re to build a bridge across Trask river near Charlie came hone with me to si>etid very doul tful whether any attention will /’ O. turning poll book to o|ien the road from here west to Tilla 10 00 residence oi W in. Johnson. the winter and try to recuperate his be given to the niatt< r II McCourt, judge of election 3 DO mook river. The laxly of the young man, Earl Com It appearing that the sale of Wm James s Gray You will receive the ruling price for them, 3 00 health. There was no foundation for the Sime wretch, witliout the tear of gi»i mon», who waadrowuedin the bar a few and a remittance of the money by return mail report that he had got into a scrape, ex 3 Squires land was illegal, ordered that the G W II Bailey John M Gray ,, 3 cepting that while he was in San Fran in bis lieart, and utterly d »regarding week» »¡in e was found on the South Beach I will pay 80 eta. on the dollar, until February buyer, Mrs. Saiah lknlle be allowed the Wm Armstrong 3 <~ cisco a man mimed Handley was inn both tiie moral and civil laws, played I»1'" place last Thursday aril Mr. A. u»t, 1893. Ten cents deducted for registry or sum ol $54.79«to reimburse her for ex Wm Schollmeyer .. money order fee when sent by mail. If you do 3 00 Judge Maulsliv another mean trick one Common», uncle of the deceased, was im- not wish to sell, enclose 2 cent stamp, and I will shooting scra|ie and the similarity of penses in buying said land for taxes F Umgv. judge and returning (»oil book V 00 night last week - It II Downing, clerk ol election The Judge hung lus mediatedlv notified He, in company send you your orders If you have orders in 3 00 names wan enough for busy bodies to The re|s>rts ot the lolhiwing road super- M 00 gm's« out a great yarn. I don’t care feather lied on the line near his office, with a few kind neighlaa*», placed the your hands that you wish tn sell. m*nd them in were approved and they were allowed D Crvnen S C Tomlinson 3 00 leaving it .nit over night, «nd next morn body in a hastily cotmtructed coffin and on same conditions. Write your name across the amounts set opposite their names tor J Hickey 6 40 about discussing hi» family affairs as they the back of them. extras I S Ripley 3 00 are baldly my business and certainly not ing found it ripped o | h > ii nml the feathers bore it to the Orrtow n ceinetry where it TAKEN ON SI BSCRi PTION. J 00 yours, but I have no doubt they will all scattered broad cast A M* Nair |52, H Farmer |32, J ||. C II Worthington was buried, Rev. Jones officiating The When agreeable. will deduct $1 50 in cash, tn 3 «» come out right in the end. We are both be applied on your subscription account, with Jackson |80, O D lloalmau, no claim, G. Felix Hoy At the H iadlight job rooms you can young man's home was in Pon land at the Frank Ekroth H eadlight . 5 40 glad to get back to the quiet ami com W llodyirlt $32, Joseph Wcnsl |!4, Jos F P Hobson which place his parents reside. Many get everything from gilt edge visiting 3 oq W F. t>. JONES. fort of Tillamook, where |«ople have Bixby $28, S C Tomlinson $64, Erwin A I. Alderman friends deeply mourn the untimely end 3 00 1 cards and fine linen letter papers, artist Tillamook. Ore. li Byrum enough to do without rus dug. and all Carter $37, F P Hobson $40. Allan Harris comp inion. 3 ically printed. to a pamphlet or a full a dear companion. C II Miller I’OHTl.AND MAKKBT. 3 00 are well enough off if they only Knew t $37, E ’» Scovell |4<i, John Hit key $66, Hr bo. sheet poster print d in lmrse-ty|W Re- II M Samp*«»n 3 00 Hurrah for Tillamook! (Wholesale Quotations.) G W "miiii $;«». w B Lil . (i o W John A Bi ox* ummb. r, though, we do not sell st.iti 4 A D F irmer wa. in Tillamook lately. O ath —Gray ? 43 Wallace $44. M I > Reading $70, J J Turner John F Wright 4* 3 o> onery, raids or pujier at retail without Tom »till Geo K. How killed« bent last White $H 75, <»eo Mowers $15, W’m Armstrong F Whitcomb 3 ”0 the printing We are not running a P otatoes loo lbs *5 week They found him in winter quarters. 9» 3 «» $<»2 1*», los Donaldson $50, James Christ A I' Hald O nions " $1.00 Static erv »tore blit a printing establish- 9<> J< Hew lev A I Bam wants tiie county to l.rolge 4 4> ensen $86, J Svenson $»*, J Diehl $51, W r comer W heat —Willamette $1 20 iiient . 1 17 ‘ , 3 •» the N- siu , a or furnish him a Log • horse. Walla Walla D J Dunn, not reported until after court. M M Mills I 20 i 3 <*’ tanUneiw. 1 till! k > ur game law ought to be more Dec eh f doz. Ehi ore. S»i.dl».rn & Co ex|»s t t ou The following supervisors were a,»- U I. Brook 3 oo 5 00 3 oo The "Tert, her» Term Report" «houlI 9 oo 8 oo l.em Varker take the »tiamer R P. Elmore of the stringent. To., many deer are being G eese 1 oo pointrd for the rend districts C hicken »—old $• dot E K Sei ph 4 O’ B 5o 3 (to be fully an.l carefully •naie out and tmite ! r ab u: tw.. weeks while the new killed for home use John Larson 5. John W Johnson 17. C < K Hunt •print 3 oo 2 50 3 « promptly forwarded to th- Superfine» I- h- itso and fixtmi« Hre being put in, after pkrmo ^ a 1.. B Wiley 9. O D II »atman 15. A Arstill 22, A A Ford R ctteb -Brim- 8o 55 3 co ent’» o‘!»ce. If teacher- lack the blanks. wh ch time it :s their intention to run Jos Wood 21, W T West 19. I R lin ks C ' N Dr* w Store. in R«»lls 45 33 Mart Bush is gone again. ' they should ask for them ami they wdl Choice Dairy 70 her through to Portland from this nlace, 2, E Carle* 4 KHiert Harris 14, C 1. All* v II F Goodspeed 55 ' »A III forwarded. a_ Rev. ( I Crow lias return«!. be promptly I W Mortou Oregon I* iking the trip as quickly as possible. jo 3 « I, John Hit key 3, G W Smith 12, A letter from J. W. Wood MtyJvWa J Galirtelson baa gone to San Frnnci». o. I. > Maynard Eastern Mrom tl.e w «y she h»a been I oboing out 3 °* • II Ely 18, M D Reading 10, Goran G < W smith I. ard . Oregon Tom Coates, J. E. Sil,ley, a„d |j 3 consnler the >Lsnnal quite hvl|M aed »3 »J1» Ollr . i« Uw kny tetely. there is no donbt Munson Id. Wm Km th Wm Armstrong s 1» Bester ” Eastern 144 13 lin ks made a pleasure trip lo Nehalem sugg«*ative. C n’>r *li'-l’‘unm.t ..roeperEhe wn| make a.u ,..,. t ft T,le 2*3. Fd IXmaltUoii 13. Wm N xniHh 11, , I C Quick B acon —Clear Side« i»M - Il Suuday. Ham« 15 14 \ t airhnrst 7, J Diehl 7, Fre i Tomlinson C E Donaldson I*—'1 T. B. Handley and Ids son Chas B <" i er» r. Shoulders M, 9 2.5 nr* »listrict W D W\> d 6 Handley have returned from San Fran Funs- Willamette 4 40 3 4o Iruoms for the pa^.-iengcr««. Country Brandi* 3 4« cisco, Cal. 3 35 Eastern Oregon.. J *> 3 »5 County <’«»urt Proceedln*«
