Tillamook headlight., February 23, 1893, Image 1

Vol. V. No. 39.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY 23. 1893.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
The populists say their house will go
, right ahead making laws, no matter what
J. MAY, M. D.,
the courts may do; that senate will con­
(OF SAN FHANCISGO.I
T he T erms of A nnexatiom I n ­ tinue to recognize the house, and the Y clept from the C olumns of
Dealeis
in
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
governor will sign the bills passed by it.
dicate F avorable A ction .
O ur E xchanges .
T illamook , okkgon .
Should they be declared invalid by reason
The 1*resident’* Megtmge—Foreign Com­ of having been passed by an illegal house, State and General News Items Note and
Comment.
ment.—Before the Senate.
then the populists say the blame will
JJ PETRE, M. D.,
They keep on hand at their store
rest upon the courts. In case such a
The Legislature adjourned last Satui
The president’s message to the senate, thing comes to pass, the state institutions,
tn llobsonville the largest stock of
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
goods in this county consisting of
accompanying the treaty, is as follows : colleges, asylums, schools, etc., will day morning.
Corbett has challenged Mitchell to
“I transmit herewith, with a view to have to close.
Will do an office practice at Dr. Johnson’s drug
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
tight for $10,000 a side. Mitchell has ar­
store and attend all calls in this city.
its ratification, a treaty of annexation
All show of force is to be withdrawn
| concluded the 14th day of February, and everything is to remain in status rived in New York but has not put up
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions.
TILLAMoOK, OREGON
1893, between John W. Foster, secretary quo till the courts decide the habeas the money yet.
Groceries, Crockery, and Queens-
of state, who was duly empowered to act corpus ease, to lie brought through the
English ignorance of America did not
J? E. 8ELPH,
ware. Doors, Windows, Lime, Hair i in that behalf on the part of the United arrest of the clerks of both houses to begin with this generation. Goldsmith’s
States, and Lorin A. Thurston, W. R. test the question of which house is the description of Niagra Falls includes the
and Cement. Hardware and Nails. Castle,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
W. C. Wills, C. L. Carter and legal one.
statement that “some Indians in their
¿¡^"Specialattention given to filling
Joseph Marsden, the commissioners on
canoes, it is said, have ventured down
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
orders for goods in jobbing lots.
I.egiNiatlve Neva.
the Hawaiian islands. The provisional
in safety.”
Agents for the fast sailing
treaty, it will be observed, does not
Owing to the irregularities of the mails
Walla Walla Statesman :—Don’t ‘dun’
T. MAULSBY,
attempt to deal in detail with the ques­ it has been impossible to ascertain just anybody on a card. A Pendleton man
tions that grow out of the annexation of what action has lieen taken by the Legis­ is in trouble for dunninga delinquent on
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
the Hawaiian islands to the United lature in many cases, but the following a postal card. The postoffice regulations
Tillamook, San Francisco, Portland
I States. The commissioners representing is the beet information on hand :
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
forbid the mailing of a postal card upon
and way ports. Makes regular trips
' the Hawaiian government have con­
A small portion,
to 1'^ miles, on which is written a dun, which most
every two weeks, weather permitting.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
sented to leave to the future and to the the north of this county has lieen added people don’t know.
The fast sailing steamer Truckee has been specially just and benevolent purpose of the to Clatsop.
Bob Johnson, formerly editor of the
y W. SEVER A NCE,
fitted up for carrying passengers. The rates are: United States the adjustment of all such The boundary between this and Wash- | Corvallis Times, the other evening in
questions. I do not deem it necessary ington county remains unchanged.
the legislative committee on counties,
Cabin Passage ....................... $15.00
D b PUT Y- DI STR I CT- ATTORNH Y,
to discuss at any length the condition*
Lincoln county, with Toledo on Ya-
Steerage (one way).................. $9.00
said that if the proposed counties of
3rd Judicial District,for Tillamook County
which have resulted in this decisive quina bay as the temporary county seat,
Lincoln and Blaine were created, Ben-
Freight, General Merchandise, Portland or San I actions. It has been the policy of the has lieen formed. The west end of l ton
would have nothing left but the
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
Benton
and
the
south
end
of
Tillamook,
administration to not only respect, but
Francisco, Five Doi lars per ton.
court house and cemetery.
encourage the continuance of an inde­ all of the Siletz reservation, form the
Au old German, who had a lion
J. E. SIBLEY, M anager ,
(J LAUDE THAYER,
pendent government in the Hawaiian new county.
1
stolen
from his barn, advertised for it i
islands so long as it afforded a suitable
The Tillamook charter, as amended,
H obsonville , O re .
follows: “Von nite, de oder day, venj
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
guarantee for the protection of life and is a law.
Sebastian Hardman’s relief bill passed. 1 vas ben avake in my shleep, I heal
property, and maintained a stability
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
This
is a measure to reimburse Mr. somethings vot I dinks vas not yust
and strength that gave adequatesecurity
against the domination of any other Hardman for money he paid the state right in my barnout, and ven I vas dere
MISCELLANEOUS.
power. The moral sup|>ortof this govern­ for land which turned out to lie govern­ I cooni, I seez dat my pig gray-iron mare
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ment has continually manifested itself ment land, and for which he had to get j he vas ben tied loose, and rup mit der
! stable off, and whoever him back pring
in most friendly diplomatic relations, title from the government.
C. & EC. THAYER,
The bill for a health officer on Tilla­ I yust so much pay him as vas kustoni-
and in many acts of courtesy to the
I ary.”
mook bay failed.
i Hawaiian rulers.
BANKERS.
Senator Mitchell invites us by postal
The
fate
of
Merrill
’
s
relief
bill
for
The
overthrow
of
the
monarchy
was
General Banking and Exchange business.
card
to attend the World’s Fair. As the
Maxwell
is
unknown
here.
not
in
any
way
prompted
by
thisgovern-
Interest paid on time deposits.
TOOLS, CUTLERY, NAILS, DOORS
Tillamook county is to have two terms | Senator forgot to send us a check to
ment but had its origin in what seems
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
to have been a reactionary measure and of circuit court; in May and November. i cover our expenses, we mildly refuse to
Sweden and all foreign countries.
PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER' revolutionary policy on the partof Queen The World’s Fair and military appro­ accept the invitation in the spirit it was
A TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION.
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TILLAMOOK,
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OREGON.
Liliukalani,which putin serious peril not priations were passed over the governor's tendered. While we are friendly to the
Cor First St. & 1st Ave. E. Tillamook.
Senator, an invitation without • check
only the large and preponderating in­ veto.
The new pilot bill, Astoria having two I to cover the expenditure« -f th« trip, is
terests of the United States in the islands,
akin Io the presentation <rf a pMSto
but all foreign affairs, and, indead, the commissioners of three, is a law.
Heaven without a pair of wlnffS. -■ben- I
The jute mill bill passed.
1 decent administration of civil affairs and
BLACKSMITH
The $95,000 wagoil road fund is to 'oe idan Sun.
the
peace
of
the
islands.
It
is
quite
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evident that the monarchy has Itecome distributed among the counties accord­
A session of the whisky trust investi-
Wagon making, aud all kinds of Wood-work
effete, and the queen’s government so ing to area.
' gating committee was devoted to wateh-
and General Blacksmithing done. Mill
The mortgage tux and exemption laws I ing Expert Veasey produce liquors by
weak and inadequate as to be the prey of
Machinery Repaired.
I distillation. By the use of essences, oil
designing and unscrupulous persons. The are repealed.
Wagons Made to Order.
A new roail law, optional with each and coloring matter he in a few minutes
restoration of Queen Liliuokalani to her
All kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics’ supplies.
Horse-shoeing a Specialty.
throne is undesirable, if not impossible, county, has passed.
produced whiskies, rums and gins semi-
Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem, the best location ami
Jurors may lie excused on account of lar to those sold as pure goods. The
unless actively supported by the
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
on the river, directly below the forks, deep water I United States, would be accompanied by sickness ami are not obliged to serve over basis for this product was an odorless
front, good supply of fresh water, Post-office and serious disaster ami the disorganization three weeks.
ami colorless liquid, known to the trade
Persons who kill deer are not allowed as spirits, worth about $1.31) per gallon.
of
all
business
interests.
The
influence
telegraph
station
in
town.
Now
is
the
time
to
in
Mrs.
J.
JOHN8ON
Miss L. J. RUQGLE8
and interest of the United States in the to sell them, it is now unlawful to hunt By the use of compounds worth one anil
vest. Correspondence solicited. Address
island must lie increased, notdiniinialied. waterfowl after sunset or before sunrise. a half cents he produced a gallon of
E. G. E. W ist .
A bounty of $3 (X) is |mid for the tailH liquor that will sell as high as $4.
“Only two courses are now open, one
the establishment of a protectorate by of sea lions at the county clerk’s office.
Captain Babbage is on record at thia
Hereafter county warrants issued will ■ office as the first kicker. In our first is-
the United States, and the other annex­
ation, full ami complete. 1 think the bear interest at only 4 per cent.
i sue mention was made of the boat com­
Heavy penalties are provided for any­ monly called the Warspite. Theca,»lain
latter course; which has been adopted in
the treaty, will be highly promotive of one who paints firearms, loaded or un says that a few years ago he rigged the
T illamook , O re .
Near Court House,
the l>est interests of the Hawaiian people, loaded, at another.
same boat out as a miniature man-of-
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
Parties may sue anil ta sued in a war, and christened her the Constitution
and is the only one that will secure the
interests of the United States. These J. P. Court without an attorney, for ' in memory of the famous old Iron Hides.
interests are not wholly selfish. It is claims not greater than |20, and two Captain Babbage considers it, and justly
CENTRA!
essential that none of the other great arbiters may sit with the Justices in too, very unpatriotic to change the good
MARK ET.
powers secure these islands. Such a such trials. This enables anyone to collect old name for one that is’English you
Fins Billiard and Pool TableB.
possession would not consist with our a small debt without (laying an attorney know,’ami has been the terror of Behr­
L. H. BROWN, P roprietor .
TILLAMOOK,
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DREGON.
safety and w ith the peace of the world. for drawing the formal (taper*.
ing sea to all American sealers during
An insane assylum to cost $165,000 the late controversy.—Yaquina News.
This view of the situation is apparent
The beat Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton always
ou hand. Eggs, Butter, Vegetables and
and conclusive that no protest has been will be provided for Eastern Oregon.
It is a well-known fact to lumbermen
Chickens bought and sold.
GEORGE W. PETTIT,
TILLAMDOK, DREGON, heard from any government, ami 1 think The state board of charity is abolished. j that
the growth of California redwood
Satisfa. tion guaranteed to every one.
Hereafter
all
small
cities
can
in
­
there
is
a
general
concurrence
in
the
MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE
ceases just north of thef'alifori
bhop opposite the Grand Central.
opinion that the queen ought not to be corporate liefore the county court.
ary, and yet, on the above recot
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
if. B. Compson, I. A. Macruni and J. the redwood logs have been fo
restored. Prompt action on this treaty
is very desirable. If it meets the ap­ B. Eddy were selected as railroad com­ tin- beaches la-tween Tillamoti
proval of the senate, peace and good missioners.
Columbia river, from Grays Harlair to
J. A. Brown, John Fox anil B. F. 'Cape Flattery, and along the »Imres of
order can lie secured in the islands
CORNER 1ST STREET AND STILLWELL 1VENUE.
Packard
were
selected
as
pilot
commis
­
under
the
existing
laws
until
such
time
The hotel!, now under the management of G.W. Pettit .nd wife, and every effort possible I.
Vancouver Island ; ami in 1888 drift red­
made to make guests comfortable. The patronage of the public 1« respectfully solicited as congress can provide by legislation a sioners.
wood logs were found on Queen ('harlot te
Kngllmli < otninenL
Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage ticket office is here.
permanent form of government for the
Island, ami on the Chimsean Peninsula
islands. The legislation should be, and
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
L oxdox , Feb. 16.—The Ihtily Chronicle and Wales Island, Alaska, between 54
I do not doubt it will tie, not only just to says at the Hawaiian question: “Mr. deg. 10 min. and 54 deg. 40 min. north,
the natives ami all other residents and Harrison takes over-much for granted having drifted 800 miles to the north­
of the islands, but should be when be declares the leading powers ward. The drift of the wreck of the bark
? citizens
Flrtt-clhss single and double turn-out« kept on
characterized by great lilierality and would acquiesce in the annexation of Maria J. Smith for 250 miles, ami a por­
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high regard to the rights of the people tfawaii by the United Htates.”
Boarding and transient stock cared
tion of the wreck of the St. Htephen,
and
all foreigner* domiciled there. The
The Daily New*—“If the senate re­ foundered off Cape Flattery in 1886, was
J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor.
correspondence which accompanies the jects Harrison'» treaty, the well-wishers cast ashore at about latitude 50 degrees.
k
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T illamook , ore .
treaty will put the senate in possession of the Republic abroad will regard it as Many other proofs have been gathered,
We have taken full efc.rge of the Grand Central Hotel and have relttwt .nd refurnished it in of all the facts known to the executive.’’
having escaped a serious danger. Amer­ enough to fill a volume. Only one need
excellent shape, just »» good a. new We shall bepleased to have alt our old patron.
icans have no advantage to gain which to l>e mentioned to indicate the velocity
and
friend,
to
make
M
a
call.
Every
effort
will
tie
mad.-
to
make
the
racts
WAR IN HAMMAM.
would counter-balance the peril* of a of this eddy current. In 1886 a Columbia
surroundings pleasant aud comfortable for guests
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republic beyond the sea*.”
-and—
river seine was found on the lieach to
Bleeding K bbmm Didn’t Shed much Blood
the westward of Bonilla Point, Vaiicouyer
Thia Time.
A
<
omplrtr
Refutation.
n L ots .
Island, with the name of the tannery
NEW FURNITURE Tomtits, Kan., Feb. 18.—The state “Jean, J am tired of yourcarelessness. attached, and the flab still bur ging in
rices and on favorable NEW HOUSE
For «ale at"
in the city of Tilla-
terms,
troop* have been »ent home, the armed Only look at all that dust lying about on the meshes. It must have been Carried
inook.
posse of deputy sheriffs has been dis- the furniture; it is six month* old, at 150 miles in a few days.
m . D. S tillwell ,
handed, republicans and populists have the very least."
BT illa M ook , ore .
Jean (very dignified)—Then it is no
laid down their arms, ami the war is
M. H. LARSEN, proprietor.
over. The development* of the day are fault of mine. Madame knows very well
C hicago , Feb. 16.—It is quite possible
regarded on all side* as a decisive victory that I have had the honor of being in the republican* may nominate Phil D.
First class in every respect) best acccmmcdaticns in the for the republicans. They secure, by the her service for the last three month* Armour for world’* fair mayor. Hi*
city. Headquarters far the traveling public Laceted term* of the compromise, undisputed only.—la Masque de Fer.
name ha* lieen before the leader*, amt
jsMession of ttie representative hall in
The senatorial -h-a-llis-ks continue in they have decided to appeal to him to
on main street. Tillamook- Oregon.
thecapitol, the main point for which Washington, Wyoming, Montana and make the race. Mr. Armour wax seen
they havelieen struggling. The populist* ' '' K laMkete Htatehood doesn't seem last Highland Raid that if a representative
-ure the hollow privilege of meeting to b good fat these stat)-». If they don't lw»ly of citizens asked him to run, he
T ■ i—r
-wm.
»disturbed in some other place. The elec they wil have to get along with probably would do so, and added : "I am
HOT BATHS AT ALL TIMES.
nal result of the struggle, however, will
lor from each state, as Hie pork-packer and not a politician, I think
ate legm-
*t legally aprsiint in such the result will show that I am a better
ave no effect on t
WaTcnas. CLorns, Jswscsr Gvns. Anm ntTion ano Pmmno Tacaut.
tive muddle.
packer than politician.
TILLAMOOK oai®OB
Mass of burine» Opposite Occidental Hotel.
KarataiMo a SractALTT.
SCISSORGRAMS
GENERÄL * MERCHÄNDISE.
STEAMER
TRUCKEE
Hardware, Tinware and ¡Stoveg.
I. F. LARSON
EDW. G. E. WIST,
( ; E N E K A L M E R C H A AT) IS E
r
Nehalem, Ore.
MILLINERY
Strand Central ’Billiard "Hall
iia, Xianozi and ^icfau
TILLJ\MODlÇ LIVELY $ tj \ ble
OCCIDENTAL t HOTEL,
A llen H ouse
T
LARSEN * HOUSE
Wm. O'Hara
Harber t 3hop.
WATCHMAKER h
Tillamook, Ore.
AND
JEWEL«