Tillamook headlight., January 26, 1893, Image 4

huUKle. which p » m by. h. fact .
would duceti litre always commands the highest pj^
jiavc 10 be on lop »f « ><-» o! h„ to h-.k over being of cxceptiouably fine flavor. A living^
l>e made hereon a very small farm, aud farmer
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christ­
lulo thi. porticuUr Held Th. « .tort«
Major W. II Hut-r, I’uilnl Smten en­
the InonvUM .i.e oi th.- lin.her here nre h.rd can always do well here. They are the <1^
ian Church will give a basket social at
See delinquent tax list in this issue.
that is needed. Improved land here sell at
Tillamook City is createti a body cor- gineer, who wan directed I*--« Hun.n.er to
M. IJ Cavanaugh is in Kasio, B C. the Christian Church on Friday Jan. 27, porate with power to sue and lie sued, make a prdiiuiuury examination oi V | thoTwhu have r.-.<l the lulleal d. M-r.pl.on» of fcf. |»er acre and unimproved land is worth from*
at 7 :30 o'clock I*. M All are cordially
#5 to $20 per acre. A farm of ibo acres can 1*
The Augusta was to leave Port 1.»nd
are .urpruw-d to d.ul then. m >
invite«! to attend. The proceed« are to be purchase and own property within or out­ quiua l>av w ilia view to obtaining het the...
There are -everal kin.la of timber her.- The Hr obtained from the government by residing or it
yeaterday
of
wakr
on
the
bar
at
the
entrance
at
low
used in purchasing a bell for the church side the city limits for public purp.sr s,
abundant an-l I- 1» the rough and ...oun five years, ur by residing on it fourteen month»
Quite a number of BayCity people were
such as water works, hospitals, pest water, guy» the Oregonian, l.iwsul.... tied tainon. r.-glol.» The Ude land apr.Ke i< pl«"<>’ aud paying the g«»vernmeut »1.25 per acre. There
There is nothing new of imp»rtance re­
I.oases, etc , and has the power to «»ell his re|>ort to thechiefelixiiieer. hi regard fnl along the < oaa> .>"■! on the river. ...d the is yet much vacant timber land which can I*
in this place Monday.
garding the Olsen smuggling l»usin«ss
the Hr Le.lar had on the same terms a« above, or maybe
to a »tateineut forward« by Mr. \t M .pruce attain» a-large a »lie
Lumber is l»eing hauled for the new excepting that Wm. Olsen has been in­ such property.
bought outright from the government without
The city officials will consist of:
Hoag, for the Receiver i»f tbe Oreg»»n i. found in mau, loeallli. ».l.o. and larch grow» residing I hereon tor $2.50 per acre This land 1»
c reaim ry east of tow n.
dicted by the Federal Grand jury in San
on th.- sun.mil of the cmat range 1 he»eare all
Pacific, in which it was claimed that “of valuable timber». The Hr .properly Ihiugl.. selling to timber speculators at prices varying
A
mayor,
five
coiimilmvn,
recorder,
As we go to press it is snowing in Francisc«» and his bail set at $.>000. It is
marshal, treasurer, attorney, street com­ the two improvements that at Yaquina »pn.ee) i< a ven durable and strong uo.»l. and from Rkx» to f«t»oo per quarter section of 160 acres
Gleiiora and Forest Grove.
ttie intention t«» secure the release of the
overshadows that at the mouth of the ia manufacture ! I..IO rough hunter for all pur- and will soon be worth a greal deal more.
missioner and surveyor.
KTC. EH.
Only 25 cents per year OUR YOUTH, steamer on bonds and send her on a seal­
Term
of
office,one
year
;
all
to
beelectrd
Columbia in intrinsic ini|H»rtance, Maj'«r po»ea. ami 1» made into flooring and rustic Salmon fishing w carried on during thefishiug
ing voyage. Johnny Gabriels«>n will sail
F. O. Box 2329, Sau Franciaco, Cal.
weather-boarding
largely.
A
great
deal
of
fir
1»
by the jieople except attorney, sheet 11 tier sava:
used f<»r »hip
Tinier». 150 fret long nave season on Tillamook bay. on Nehalem bay, and
Horse race at the Fair grounds next on her as mate, according to the reports commissioner ai.d surveyor who are to be
“The countiy withiu 15 or 20 mile» o’ been sawed from it in many in»trtiicw*. Spni«f sometimes on Nestucca bay. 'I he output oi
Such
weather
as
we
have
had
for
Sal unlay. Great excitement about it.
appointed by the mayor with the consent Yaquina bay i« neither very populous isa M.fter wood, u white and »•*
nn»stl> for canned salmon amounts in value to >50,0101«>
Call in and see the new can for the the last month is unexcelled in uny coun­ of the council, to hold office dining the nor rich in agricultural produi is. During finishing lumber ami for »H»xea an«l barrel*. faou.ocx» every year, and gi\es employment to a
great many fishermen. There are canneries at
new creamery at Tuttle & Rjbetou’s, try for this geason. There has been no pleasure of the council.
the paM year the export« from Yaquina Being odorletw». it w good for packing butter each of the above named places and the item of
fruit« The lurge.t area of «pruce >11 the
rain, the weather lia« been almost like
op|>osite Lars# n House
The election officers mu>t be tax payers, bay were only 20,063 tuna, while the an.i
Northwest i.found in Tillam.H.k county, and as canned salmon amounts each year to much
spring and the roads are in good shape and the mayor and the council must own
amount raised in five counties in Oregon it is growing scarce elsewhere, it will be of great more than the wheat of some of the grain
A letter from Elmore, Sanborn A Co.
for tin« time of the year. In the east they ami pay laxei on real estate within the
available for ex|«»rt by seagoing veasels value in a short lune. Most of the lumber man producing counties.
rep«>rts progress on the work of remodel­
are having howling blizzards, ami ex­ city limits.
Coal is lound ill abundance on the Nehalem
was 217,496 tons Th*r»* was no lack ot ufactured here now ia made from spruce. The and of good quality, 'these deposits will be
ing the steamer Elmore.
tremely low temperature. Even in the
cedar
takes
an
elegant
finish,
and
is
the
very
Voters must be tax payers and have a water either on the bar or inside Yaquina
On the first page we give some statistics Willamette valley the winter has lieen
best material for doom, «a«h ami shingles. It worked soon, ( oat is also found in other loculi-
ties, and other minerals are known to exist in
am! extracts from reports regarding Tilla­ quite severe on account ot the unu-ual ninety day’s residence in the city, besides bay to prevent 217,496 tons being t arried commands a high price at present.
the qualifications o: a voter at state elec out had it been available. Coast suivey
Nearly all of the timber in this county is ad­ various parts of the county.
mook and Nehab ni harbors.
cold weather.
There is no better field for the sportsmen than
lions
charts show that the total area of water jacent to streams that will float logs, and with a Tillamook. The hunter can find elk, deer,
Semi 25 cents t«»«iay for one year’s
The A;.lily Popgun thinks Salem is on
The citv is divided into two wards, within Yaquina bay having a depth of IH little labor all of it can t»e put in streams w here waterfowl, bear and cougars here; the fisherman
subscription tc OUR YOU I'll A hires«, the coast or that the steamer Elmore runs
I Stillwell avenue being the dividing line. I feet or more at low waler is only abmt the winter freshets will bring it t«> the bay. 1 he can yank thousands of fine speckled trout
Clemens Pub Co., San Francisco.
overland, judging from the following and two councilinen are to be elected from 212 acres, or about a third of a square expense of logging here will always be «mall. from the mountain streams. Tioiling for sal­
The county is a net work of rivers that cheapen
if n man likes to be kicked, all he has which appeared in that sheet: “When each ward, also one at large.
mile. Yaquina l»:iy owes its import­ the cost of logging tight at the stmt. Many of mon in the bay is an exhilarating sport. The
to do i-« to get on the board of County the Htean.er Elmore was down at Salem
The mayor is to send messages to the ance partly to its geopraphical 1«»cation these rivers are g«x»d sized streams«»«! their lower salmon is a gamy fish, and sometimes it takes
Commiss.oners or the City Council.
before Christinas, ('apt. Snow, of the! council, sign or veto hills in about the and partly because there happens to l>e courses, but the Coast Range prevents their be­ half an hour to bring in one of these lively
fishes, and some of I hem weigh as much as fifty
Agents Wanted in every school for OUR Tra-k, gaveCapt. Woo«ls, of the Elmore, same manner as the president of the a small harbor there and a railroad term ing very long, and dozens of creeks course down pounds. There is no fiaer fish than the Royal
the innumerable canyon« of the rang«*, uniting
YOUTH, only 25 • ents p r yeur. Clemens three pigs for a Christinas roast. He I United Slates attends to such I usiness. inns Inside Yaquina bay are two very into oue large stream. No less than five river« Chinook Salmon. For those w ho like to lag
l’ub. Co., Box 2329, San Francisco, Cal. took »hem to Ast«»ria, giving two of them The council can pa-s a measure over his small towns, Newport, at the entrance empty into Tillamook l»av. The lower courses the world easy there is a fine fish which can be
caugnt more readily. We refer to the succulent
Our advertising space is crowded yet away to his friends and started home veto with a four fifths vote
and Y. quina, three miles fditl.er up the of these streams arc affected by the tide and so clam, which grows in the sand bars and mud
The recorder is clerk of the council as b.y. lTacti.ally ail the Commerce of Yu- far as the tide water extends inland, steamboat fiats every where on the bay or beach. A com­
this week, hut we are now prepared to with the other on«*.”
navigation is earned on. This makes the navig
I. T. Maulsby, J. p was arrested last usual, is clothe«! with the piwer of a qnina bay is due to and must lie carried able extent of Tillamock bay and its anus very mon farming utensil, a hue or a shovel, is all
enlarg«* the paper m xt week if the rush
Saturday, on complaint of L. Crenshaw , justice of the peace, ami as police magis over this railroad, 1.0 miles in length. great, and the fut ilities for rafting logs are much . that is needed, or you can dig them out with
continues.
your hand. 1 hey are delicious in various ways,
The Truckee came in Tuesday with charged w.'.h retaining money tor fines trate. The mayor may hold c< urt in his
“The woik of inipr« ving the entrance better than in most countries. There is at Hob- and there are several varieties of clams, oysters
sonville, on Tillamook bay. a mill that cuts
freight and the following passengers: paid to him, which should have been absence. No jury ¡sallowed in Dials for to this bay thus far has cost about !|600,000 40,000 feet of spruce lumber per day for the San and nius els. ( rabs are plentiful also. In the
Al»e Cohn, G O. Nolan, Dave Hadley turned over to the county treasurer. The violation of city ordinances. The recorder ami has resulted in giving an increased Francisco market. Two vessels are employed bay, fiounder, sturgeon, porgy, and other fisn are
case was br«»uglit before Jmlge Holden, I is, also, assessor.
ami E. M. Keys
depth of about four feet oil the bar. If at in carrying the lumber there and it is all made found. Deep sea fish are plentiful.
Nehale.n i>.*ae.i, Netarts beach and Nestucca
W. H. Cooper attorney tor prosecution I The city marshal’s duties arc the s um* the end of a year alter the completion of into boxes, mostly for raisins and fruit. At Bay
ftf^The largest and lietrt juvenile
and T. B. Hundley attorney for defeml-1 as has been, being pl ace officer and tax the jetties the sand should lx* scoured City is a small mill that cuts about 2»,0. 0 feet of beach ate favorite resorts for campers, and they
journal is OUR YOUT H, «»lily 25 cents
lumber per day. the product of which is mostly are frequented by wagon loads of cam, e.s every
ant. As the eomphiiiit or information collector.
away from the rocky he«l w¡thin them, consumed at home. The Cooperage works at year who amuse themselves by digging clams,
j»er year Clemens Pub. Co , Box 2329,
The duties of the treasurer, htr«*«*t com­ then only could a proposition to extend Bay City are capable of working a great amount gathering snelis and bathing. Tnere will .-0011
was vague ami indefinite the court dis-
San Fr.mci-co, (‘al.
mi.-sed the case. On Monday morning missioner, attorney ami surveyor are the theje.ties further seaward be entertained. of spruce into barrel staves, and a large new mill be better road» to these places, and they a.e sure
Boys can make money. OUR YOUTH f«»ll<»w ng, Justice Maulsby turned »»ver to same as is usual for such officers.
to lieeome popular resorts.
Before a 25-foot channel < an be made, the is partially built. At Tillamook City there is a
only 25 cents a year. Agents wanted. the county treasurer $30.35 fine money.
The council elects one of its members rock within thischanuel must I eremoved saw mill that runs steadily, cutting about 20,000 The >ame general de. cription is practically
feet of lumber per «lay, mostly for local use. good for every locality in the county, and «.s
Adiess, Clemens l’ub. Co., Box 2329,
It is re|M»rtf(i that Cato Sullivan will as chairman. A majority constitutes a and th s cannot be done until the sand This mill has a planing attachment. At Woods, lack of space will not permit a special review of
San Francisco, Cal.
quorum.
start a Democratic paper in BayCitv,!
which covers it has been removed by «»n the Nestucca river, in the south end of the each val.ey or particular neighborhood, we men­
Walt Smith and son are gone to Port­ using the Advocate (Watchtower) outfit.
A five mill tax may be levied. No in­ scouring action or otherwise.”
county is a saw and plau’ng mill that supplies tion a few of the special teatures only of each
land and Clarice Reeher lias returned It is said that Mr. Sullivan has had a ! debtedness exempt ion ¡sallowed in assess­
the local demand and there is another local mill ¡locality: Nehalem is particularly noted for its
In conclusion Major 11 uers « \s; “While on the headwaters of the Big Nestucca. On Ne­ vast resources of timber ami for its coal. There
from that place, so says a s|»ecial dis­ revelation and that lie has or is about to ments, except for debts inside of I he city.
it may be practicable to obtain a depth halem there is a mill that supplies the local is, also, much fine bottom land on the Nehalem,
patch from Glenora.
renounce all allegiance to the Republican | The legulatioiis for licensing saloons, of 25 feel a low water over the bar i t the wants, also a large mill and box factory, which and at the mouth of the river will be an excel­
Ten per cent discount for sp« t cash party and join the Democrats, though | pedlers, dog«, etc., is a on’, the same as I entrance of Yaquina bay, * * * the is capable of working 40,000 Icet of lumber per lent harbor when the proposed government
for lumber at the '1'illamook Lumbering we are informed that the prominent the old charter, ex ept saloon license may result is so doubtful ami the expense at­ day into boxes.
work is done. The Nehalem river is a very fine
Co’s mill. Alter 3u days, interest will be Deimwrats of the county have declined to be taken out for not less I han six months
Other large milling industries, some ofthem stream, ami for scenic grandeur is not surpassed
tending the work is s«» great as to be in­
much larger than any mentioned, will be started even by the majestic Columbia. The river is
( barged on all overdue bills.
receive him or accept bis services. Of ami not more than one year.
commensurate with the advantages to l»e soon. A logging railway has been surveyed into more than one-hundred mi.es long and thou
Electric
or
other
lights
may
be
provided
The charter committee held a meeting cmirse, a Democratic paper might stand
derived, and lor this reason I «Io not con­ one of the finest bodies of timber in the county, sands of sections of magnificent timber are tri
butarv to it and its branch« s. The greatest area
Monday night and made some changes some show of getting some land office for the streets
sider
the harbor w«»rthy of improvement light of way secured and ample grounds for of farming land is around Tillamook bay, and
yar«ls. pastures and mill sites have been pro
in the bill introduced. A petition is al o publishing after the change of adniini-’ A $2030 indebtedness limit is made.
to
this
extent,
or
even
Ixyomt
the
ap
­
cured. It will not be long until active opera­ on the various streams tributary to Tillamook
Fire limits, fire wardens ami fire com­
stratior, and if a man thinks it a good
in circulation asking further ch mges.
prove! project.”
tions on a large scale will begin, and the im­ bay. These streams will be the means of bring­
panies
may
lie
established.
plan
to
change
his
politic«
for
revenue,
it
It is said that parties on Wilson river
[Tdlamook, not yet p«>-sessi«ig the mi- provement of the bay and bar of Hllamook and ing large bodies of timber to the saw mills on
The
council
can
fill
vacancies
in
office,
are using dynamite to kill tish. They i« of con 1 sc a goo«I platl to take time by
vantage of a railroad and having i nly Nehalem, both of which are being provided for the b y. Netarts is famous ns a summer rcsoit.
$20,(KM appropriated so tar, exp »r»vd by the government, will give a great impetus ami some fine b.xlies of spruce timber are ad­
should remember that the stale laws pro­ forelock and have his politics changed a and may remove officials for cause
The stieets of the city are all placed k6,32o tons ol freight, overfiOOO tons more to the lumbering business of this county. A low jacent. N« stucc 1 is a farming aud stock raising
few months in advance of the new ad
vide a heavy | h •unity tor ►udi work
under municipal control, except the than Yaquina with her | »00,000 appro- estimate puts the amount of lumber in our country, the timber having been burnt away
F ound :—A coat and vest on the road ministration. We are borry to loose Mr.
pr.«itioiis Besides a little w«»rk on our forests at 20,000.000 o»o feet, and the work o years ago. Tile people in that section are p os
Sullivan from the Republican party, ami *,r*(*-e across Hoquart<»n by the mill i* nurltor would increase «»ur exports so ■ cutting this into lumber, with all the p. elimi periug South of Nestucca is the Siletz Indian
between Tdlamook an IGlenora. Owner .w........ ..... •«... ia .......................
saddh-d
onto
t
In*
>11
»»t
v
the county.
we congratulate the Democrats on their saddled
much within a few years that ¡1 would nary work of logging, will give a large popula­ Reservation, covering one-third of the county,
can have same by calling on F. B Her­
Some good and expli« i provisions are lake at least sx figures to express I lie tion employment for many yea is to come. A and (‘Obtaining much fine agricultural land.
rington and proving propcity ami paying new acquisition, hoping they will receive
him with open arms and keep him made regarding ass»>sme.ita and in.ales numbtrol tons. Hurrah for TiliamooK !] great deal of money will I e distributed here, Tac Indians are disappearing fast, and the In­
for this m»lice.
and the farming community e *11 find a ready ti ans having land alloted to them in severalty,
of procedure for opening and improving
through
all time.
market for all their p -oduce right at home. Some after which the reservation wi’.l I e opened for
Mr. A.O Yates, in bis letter in another
streets and sidewalks.
good sized towns are sure tospii ig up on Tilla­ I settlement.
column seems to think that the road
The City Creamery.
The present city officers are to holdover A Dearth tl n <.f the County.*—Ita Many mook bay and on Ne'iale.n river as soon as the There are twenty post-offices intliecoun y
supervisor's bids have already been cut
The parties who were to larld the under the new charter, ami the present
lumbering business gets welt started.
and . evcral l.ttle villages besides Tillamook
Ad vantages.
down That is a mistake, the only thing
The lumbering interests are by far the most City, the county seat. On the Nehalem, Told s
1 creamery litre will go «head with the councilinen are empowered t<> appoint two
done so far being to scrutinize the bills
work The Sunday Oregonian has the more councilinen and a m lyor as soon as About fifty miles south of the mouth of the important resource of the county, and this re­ landing ami Nehalem are st. iving for supremacy.
source cannot possibly be exhausted within the The e arc goad stores and hotels on both places,
iik re closely
following regarding the matter:
the charter is approved by the governor Columbia river is the entrance to Tillamook bay, next hundred years. The improvement of th«.* and a large saw mi l at the first named place.
C. I* Darling of Oretown had some
“Among the most enterprising firms in
No official can be interested in any city and here is the center of a county rich in resour­ harbors and the opening of th«* Nicaragua canal Garibaldi at the mouth of Tillamook bay is a
trouble with his wife. He was taken be
ces, anil luagmficient in its p »ssibiHries. Tilla­ will bring all the 1 unifier produced on this coast picturesque little hamlet, has two hotels, a store
< ity dealing in butter, eggs ami dairy contract.
fore Justice k. T. Weatherlv at Womls
produce is that of Messrs. Ogden &
The fees ami compensation of officers mook county extends for about ninety miles within reach of the Atlantic coast market, and aud a cannery, and is a favorite resort. Hob-
there will also at that time be a greater demand
and put under bonds to keep the |x*ace
Towns» nd, located al 5) Front street. shall be fixed by the council The north and south along the coast, and inland to for lumber on this coast as a general degree of sonville has a hotel, the Truckee Mills, and 11
large general merchandise -.tore, also a eannerv
lie is now in the county jail in default of This firm is now handling the product of
the
(
’
oast
Range,
an
average
distance
of
twenty
councilmen ami mayor shall serve with­
prosperity will begin 0:1 this coa-t as *0011 as
At Bay City there are good hotels, nulls, 11
bail. •
miles
more than a d- z *n of the largest cream- out compensation.
there is a canal a«-ro>s the isthmus and the high church, several stores an«l various business en­
Wm Barker is building a new house eras on tl e coast, Imt so great has been
terprises. Bay City is the largest tow n in the
The F irst day of December is .*< t us The county has an area of 2 joo square miles, trans- ontinental rates broken.
in the vast end. Mr. li nker has alreidy
DAIRYING.
county excepting Tillamook and has a populji-
and is larger than some of the smallest states
the demand for gi l-edge bu ter that they regular election day.
Next in importance to Ti lamo«»k's lumbeting
Imilt two good houses here, ami if we have foiiml them «elves unable to supply
of about 300. There is a store aud hotel at
The new charter is Io go into effect Hb an.I capable ofsup)»or1ing as great a population resources, are the dairy interests Gras« is good tion
Dolph in the south part of the county, and at
had a few m««re such men the town would their trade.
as sonic oflheni
s«H»n as approved by the governor.
here the year round Feed is plentiful and Woods near the m«»uth of the Nestucca Isa thriv­
grow faster. Nothing risked, notbi ig
The white clover mead ws of the Tilla­
Tillamook is in about the same latitude as easily produced, the climate is so temperate that ing little town, with stores, hotels, saw mill und
made.
cattle
thrive: and all th«* conditions here con­ school. Tillani<»ok city is the conimercial center
St. Paul, Minnesota, though the climate heie is
mook valley atlord feeding ground for
A Kirk.
It has been suggested in C«»lum ia catlie that produce the richest milk ami
much warmer and more even The Japan current tribute towards making dairying succpwful. of the county, and is situated at the edge of a
arms the shores of this region in such a way The grass » and natural feed are of a kind beautiful prairie o 1 an arm of Tillamook bay al
county that every load sii|»ervisor have the best butter and cheese of any part of
Tl.e < m oii.iinic prim iph-s of. ur present w that
winter is hardly noticed here. There is that produces the best milk and butter. The the head of navigation. It is the natural loca­
published the number of days work lie
the coast. It will lie gratifying news to <0111111 :n»ioiii'rs alrea.lv begin to n.unifest little or no «now generalh>and when it «lots fall climate is so even and cool, and the water «0
for the business center, and is built on a
baa dune, and also the number of da\s the Port la ml people to be informed that theiuselvea ill the prisent ilivieion of llie it soon melt- away. The principal feature of pure that the butter here ¡»oss sses the finest tion
natural townsite. The farming country is nearly
work pvri<»rni(‘d by each man who worked Messrs. Ogden A Townsend have com­ K ohi I Ihatriet in l.itlle Xe»liii-cn precinct. w1 nter is the longcontinued rains, always warm flavor if any care istaken in niakingit. This all tributary to Tillamook and it is destined t<»
and this seas,»« of the year is remarkably health business is f«»und very profitable here and become a large town in a short time. Tillamook
on the r«»ad.
pleted all arrangements for establishing a Bv reducing «lie niiniln r Io one it Ims an
The Big Nestucea Cheese Factory Asso­ large creamery and cheese factory at Til­ ext.*ii»ioii of 30 in lea or more. Tl.e re­ f«il The summers are unsurpassed No finer nearly two hundred tons «.f butter have been city has now a population of about 800. has a
hipped from here during the past year. Gene­
climatic conditions exist than those of a Tilla
ciation was incoiporat«1«! by M. Poland, lamook. Mr. Townsend, of the firm, will sult ia that the sii|a-ivisor'» exper,ea are nioek l summer. This is the dry season, generally ral stock raising goes with dairying here gene­ good system of electric lights, telegraphic con­
nection with Forest <»roveon the Western Union
Janie« Bixby, F. C. Poland and W. E.
rally.
and is very profitable.
•peaking,
but
there
are
refreshingshewers
oc
­
lines and with Bay City, Hobsonville and Neha­
leave for Tdlamook tomorrow morning to •bout double the unionnt they lire when
farming .
< attvrlin, with a capital «tuck i»f $l(kkl; place toe machinery in the factorv, and, il was in three diatricta. ns agri at deal of casionally. and the sea breeze tempered by the
lem. This place has churches, excellent schools,
Japan
current,
is
perfectly
delightful
people
General
farming
pays
well
here,
especially
prim ipal place of bii-iiiess, Beaver, Til-
lodges of the va.ious secret orders, good hotels,
while there, he will complete ait arr.mge- the sii|H'rvisor-H lime in a small district is camp out doors six to eight month« in the year when done tn connection with stock raising all
the ordinary lines of business and professions
laino< k county
n ents for nutting the factory in work.ng not charged up, hs it only iuvolves but a here with p.-rie t e nn orl
Markets are getting better every year, and as well represented, a bank, saw mill and 11 news­
Dr. T. II Meserole, of this p«|»er will order at once. On the completion of the fraction of a day and ia given gratis,
soon as the wagon roadsare put in belter shape paper. The streets a. e gravelled in a substantial
THK timhek .
stmt in a few days to Dave iq»oit, Wash., factory, they w ill bp able to supply the aliervns ill the p i-sent large district ¡1 Th«- immense forsats of this county are its which is being done rapidly, the farmer will not shape, lighted by elect ieity and the.e are miles
chief and greatest resource. It is impossible to have any trouble in finding a good market for
where he will visit a few weeks with his
Portland |»pjple with an abundance of take» the sn|«rvinor nil the lime Io ride convey an idea of the magnitude of this item by his produce all the year. Of course there is no of good side walks. This will make a beautiful
place for homes, as well a* becoming a prospe­
liiccc, Mis. Theo Kellogg, lie experts
the best butter ami cheese ever sold in about and warn men out ami overs e the any description. It h necessitry to travel through railroad yet. but the freight by the steamers is rous com me rcuil town. The place is iucoporatcd
the trip Io Iwnefit Ida health, which has this market.
our
dense
(«»rests
in
order
to
even
comprehend
low.
besides
there
is
a
home
market
at
present
work and Ilia broken lime must be, hug-. I
and the people taae an active interest in improv
not Iwen g»»od for some time
up liecauae the days value 1» g >. e ip the least idea of their extent and immensity. A for a great deal of produce. Barley and o its ing the api»earance of the town
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TKANNFKKS
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porti«»n
of
the
county
is
covered
with
a
grow
here
to
perfection,
making
yields
equal
to
The count) court has Iwen ir<n».«ciing
travel.ing »> much. T'"
HOW TO OKT HRRK.
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the richest sections of California or Oregon
W eek cnding Jan. 25.
some minor business wbile waiting for
The steamer Augusta runs from Portland t-
lie madb to conform to llie school district wrn ill any other (»rtion ol the t'niied Mate. Hay of various kinds does as well here as in aiiy
the tax loll to come in, but a«lj aimed to­
H. Baker lo Wm R. Fay. lami in mcc . lines and the work ronl.l lie sup-rimemlvd Then m.v lx- a fe« l.rver tree, in the re.lw.»Ht part of the United States. |’otat«»es and garden this place .-arrying freight and passengers about
once in ten «lays, and oftener when the weather
day, an a telegram from the re< relarv of | 31, 3 lì, 9 w.
nt leas cost to «lie county mid llie result ford of < Hlifor.iiu, hut the Hr tree, ofthi. >ev vegetables of all kinds are at their best here, permits. The steann-r Elmore runs here twice
tion »ill altno.t equal them In aiae and they and the \ield is simply enormous. Hops grow
state inform« them that it is ini|s»«tilile
State to T. M Walker, s w ’4 ofs w
would lie lietter roads, l>evau«e the work M.n.^ •<> thick that th., are much taller: and
a week from Astoria, and the Columbia river
and nature well wherever tried There i., a
Io tell just when the state levy will be ■ of ave. 16, 3 a, 9 w.
would not lie s. altered ho mm It
It ia much more inn<,.ina w «p^anmi r A man large area of prairie and bottom land in this steam b un from Portland connect with lhe
here.
Elmore in Astoria. The Elmore carries freight
„ our county and it is capable of supplying a large and passengers. The Truckee < «» s steamer»,
G. W. Blackwell to F R. Beala, traci a Imsilive fact Ilia! the s > t ailed t out tv '*■ h0* enter iuto the gloomv shade» ‘s of
A gentleman from B.ivCity writes that in Tillnmook,
,,,nw-
woo<l
"
»Hhont
fevlinsaseina
O
f,„
r
if
population. The hilt tamb art* good for fruit the Homer and the Truckee, running from San
n»ad running through the old district is
he does not rvc ive his p ipet regular We
'•»'■'*«»»lam m..n»ter..,f (he and for grazing, and there is plenty of this kind
barely more than a track Wille ami in r“'
Francisco to Portland every ten days, stop here
J«»hn
Juliiittuii
to
A.J.
Sbepard
1.1
acre«
f.ireai
lr.o
tea
and
twelve
feet
in
diameter
of
and with occasional patches of table land or
have tried to ascertain the reason, but
pl.nvs gets almost unpm»«able in w inter •re o,tm found, and the average rile of the fir bottom land, that can be obtained under the on th« ir return from Portland, and load with
in
«ev.
21,
1
n,
10
w
,
$lut
.
cannot. The mailing department of thin
because the work cannot t>e done and tree» 1. perhaps »ia feet in diameter And many government land laws Land much less pro­ lumber at Hobsonville. They carry passengcis.
J. N. A M. E. Smitb tu Sivller A Sonn,
There is a stage line from North YamhiP. on
paper is looked alter very carefully, and
labor is scarce. The onlv method of re­ otlheo tr,e. .re rw and joofeet In height The ductive than this in the eastern states is b. iUg the S. p R |{ from Portland, on which daily
such mistak»« cannot «si ur here eery fot 4, blk M, Unnbaldi, $25J
trenchment our batch of ««uuniDoioncrs trunk, are very alraiKhl. and taper ao slowly farmed. In fact there is very little of this county stages, carrying mail and passengers, run to
that It is hardly Uolicoalile. and many of them but what can be made productive in some wav
uften
I. 1-arisli t» Fr.il Kal>l«.w >, of e «, |mTC utteu>|«.nl.
,
. is the cutting down of haw no vestige of a limb for the fir»t hundn-d The tide lands here are exceedingly rich and Hllamook. The road from Forest Giove to
The judge and county commissioners ! uf a w *4 of «ec 3 >, 2 n, 10 w .
su|w rviwr’a time, as a feat of gigantic bet above the «roand Near skooknm lake in mu. h more of it could easily be claimed from Tillamook is completed and a »lady Mage will
met on \\ ednt sdav, an adjourned term ot
State to A. Wageubloat, u
ut n w l4, financiering. Still th.« bills loom tip i n th« evenly. I. a tree that ia twenty , ,ght tert i„ thet.«l.love;fl.wa„<l made to yield immense •* put on this route soon. The.e is a good
wagon road from Nestucca, in the south end of
romt. to fix the tax levy, but the state a • (4 •»( 11 w *4 of se«- 36, 3 s, 7 w.
the reports. Fancy •»rdering the new diameter near the gnmnd. thu» almon equaling wiT th Yeat <,CM1 °f the ,Me Und U cover'‘‘« the«-«»unty
to Sheridan on the P. a W V R R
in ata- the famous Bi( Tn« ofl allfiwm,
roll had n«»t Invn returned yet, to the
it
road up Slab Creek fol»? viewed in the < »nee see the bin tree, in Tltl.mo.k eownty and w.th a thick growth of nutritive grass«-,
L. II. Brown tu Curila Crenati«« » e
Other routes of ingress will be opened up so<»r
countx s put to the expense of an extra
ha. «’T.’ rrnUn,erath' ’*»"•’ that the county and th«- H eadlight will keep Its readers in­
dead
of
winter
with
over
of blk. 7, rhaver’a ««LI tu Tillainook,
a foot of aiiow yon will Ina? B|| denire to nee the CaMfurnia
“7 °nc"aI,owe<110 "*«»
Mention of court on ««vomit of the « are $;<oo
formed as to progress in railroads and other cn
in the mountains to travel for
miles taoadm Here, it is poaaible lotravel for mil.-, mi ,
»the;
7 k
W4MW”’
W in U r
Irsmess of the state authorities
terpri.«»« Persons w ho r< sid at a d.stance ami
.rd a.ll.-.ihrou, ,
fonwuof b« irwa. any onuL L I
«»ver
It
is
a
fact
that
«
an
l«e
«•♦
rtffi«-d
to
.
lhC
naU,rBl
and
A. L. IVrry tu Emily B. Stewart, l«»ta 5
contemplate coming here, will do well to corre-
all of them being wondera in .lie t<> people Zt hav'T C ,n<lU,°n hl tHe S’nnK Th'
The Tillamook l.umlsring C«» isrush-
that the work of Two m mt ion on the and
who are av.-n-to
1 , th, („.ph pick ttmlet of that have Iwen denuded of their timber bv fire “pond with the editor of th s paper who will
mg things of late They are turning «>ut ami 6. blk. 7, Mtllwell’a
new co dem mil bridge cmi.’d lire I hs * h Mlnnew.tn ..r Michie , v The target .pxl
mook, $150
n.«xe goo ,, <heep a
Fruit, of J, Jnd7 giv«* free information ns to I he best rout«* t<» take.
The New ( harter. — Bulle«! I>own.
I
I
m me very fine tir flooring and rustic
Homer Maaon lo Frank Met'«»riiiMi k.
They make m H kinds «»f Mouldings and
bis« kets, keeping a full liue of mouh.iugs luta 2. fl» 6, 7, blk. A, A A Miller's add
on hand Kptcial diMiwintn are made on to Tillnmook, $240.
boxing lumber, ««I which they have a
J. II. Rridgvfor«! tu lì W K ger. I«»t
large lot on Hie o*rner by the livery
'
s * k
I a, itìc
Ft able
a«ld ’o Bav City. 1100.
4
done f»r exactly «me half the amount l»v
K.ude<I c<r.tr.«it instead . f «lav a < rk cs
«»rdrred.
O! consistency, etc T»X|»-« v » tm h.ul
I »etter watch their inter«
on lire < g
bn.lgv
- « I
_ m MI I • Mg
_ w K
.-rstm
* AO V VTXs
Yaquina Bay
Ot ttmh.T tn the e.a'.era or central .t ,ie. an-
m re lelegr <ph poe. in cmipar.^n with the
«lately fir „< Or>g,,n In p|acT, w(rt .
hate tried tn clear out a garden apu «, thetr
hoaien. it 1. . .-ommo i thing Io w a large tree
that ha. h en f. l e-l wanl tar a fence on on,. .j,k
of a lot Near thia ci y, on the paldx- n«.l I, a
tae aaevlrg a« a feme in thi. way that t. tweta»
fcwt high aa it lies being high r than th.- lop
Itrvw tu p. 1«
h,re. , p, , mU
.„fl .,naU fvl|<
»<«»!>.„«„ ia. br tie , e.v *,e
rtr» The „.„u
fllU ,,f W(M ,
k
10 the ti,nc of thr yv«r. «nd will also
• «J* Ol"Sr ”Vor”l,ltiou regarding the county in
“ ,a,r.«nd r liable manner Writ«- for printed
i .^2 <ies«Tiptixem tter.
’
bwrte.. be.tde.
thlmhleberrie.
• nd many .»her kind. which
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“’in ''
carried on
^mr lw
and ,hr
Do You Own
Real Estate in
Tillamook County?
ll’e llmm.lui T will krap v.-u p>«te<l
to the prugiew <>i llie CÓunljr.
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