Tillamook headlight., February 23, 1893, Image 4

biiiitli and Brown.
('levelaiMl’M < abhiet
TI iomf Timber tiling*.
The Olsen smuggling trial began Feb.
Tillamookers are in their glory when
14 in San Francisco Indictments were
A
gentleman
of this city wrote to a firm
School closes this week.
found against Win. Olsen, <'apt. Deering, of the leading attorneys of Portland n- tliere is a horse race on the tapis. Wet
Go to Williams for drugs.
the mate ami the engineer. The engineer’s gurding the timber filings on squatters’s weather doesn’t dampen their ardor in the
least. Last Saturday, notwithstanding
Lemons 30cts per dozen at Hadleys
trial is the first begun
claims on Wilson river. Here is the
the
copious precipitation of moisture, a
The Augusta is expected in every day
L. H. Brown ami John Barker began answer received:
large
crowd gathered at the race track to
“Your letter of the 23rd ult. regarding
The dances last night were well at­ a foreclosure suit against the Tillamook
see the race between the stallion Gold
Fair
Association
for
$133
and
costs.
The
the
homestead
claims
of
the
Tillamook
tended.
Du.-t, backed by Geo. Randall, et. al, and
Money to Ioan oil approved securities. note held by Cd pt. Stillwell against the men has been looked up some by us and A 1’ Wilson’s mare Everybody was
Association was assigned to Brown ami from the knowledge we can obtain
O. N olan .
39-43
Barker, and tiie suit is to collect interest as to the ridings of the department, in there-the high and low, the rich and
E. M. Keys will be here every Tuesday money. A number of stockholders have
I poor, all enjoying theim-elves in ttie rain.
such cases, we think, that although some Politics and factional st rife were forgotten,
to loan money.
it
tailed to pay their assessments, hence decisions have been made in favor of
E K Barnard's school at Fairview the trouble It is thought however that timber filings in somewhat similar cases, everyone being bent on seeing the horse
closed last week.
the matter will be settled at once by if the parties established bona fide resi­ race The “upper tens” ana the "lower
B orn :—To W. W. Conder and wife, those who have paid, and those who fail dence on the land w ithin the time allowed fives" were tliere mingling together
Feb 18, a daughter.
to pay will have their stock sold and bid and remain there doing acts of cultivation Refinement and morality mixed with
etc., they can defeat the timber filings. the gambling sharks and street loafers
Miss Kitty Mills began a term of school in by the company.
The business men were there, having in
Pacific Lodge, No. 105, I O.O. F. But otherw ise not. The homesteader is
at tlobsonville Monday
many cases locked up their places of
favored
over
other
kinds
of
claimants,
B ohn :—To Jacob l’estertield and wife, Bay City, had work on the 18th in the
business.
“Initiatory Degree.” Upon a recess l>e- hut of couise will not be where there is
of Kilchis, a daughter, Feb. 19.
After everybody were pietty well soaked
barely compliance with the letter of the
Marriage license was issued Feb. 21, to ing called, the members were invited to
law and not the spirit. Homesteaders it was announced that the rioers were up
the
Hotel
Pacific,
where
they
were
agree
Ira Jesse Earl and Alice Thacker.
ably surprised to find a most substantial are allowed to go away from tbeir claims and after a little jockeying the horses
A lot of Picture Mouldings received at and sumptuous supper spread for their to work for the pur|>ose of making a liv­ were started G. W. Sappington’s boy
Heins’ Art Gallery. Any size frame delectation by the lady members of ing if it is impossible to do so from the rode the Wilson mure mi I Grant Bayley
made to order.
38-t-f
“Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 51” of Bay land alone, but if it appeals on the final rode Gold Dust. There was little betting
Rev. C. Mills, of Beaver, will lecture City. Covers were laid for forty. After hearing that there was a simple intention outside the $50 |ier side put up by the
oil “Human Nature” at the Chri.-tian supper a few pleasing remarks were made to obtain valuable timber land without principals, hilt all eyes were turned w ith
anxiety towards the horses as they started
church next Sunday at II A. M
by Bros J. II. Bridgeford, O. Young, F paying the government for it, then title
and everyIssly held their breath I'm a few
Following is the official count of the 8. Pye, Win. M. Mills, etc. Vote of will he refused.”
minutes w hile their hearts thumped with
“
P
8.
The
homesteaders
must
lx?
able
thanks
was
tendered
the
“
Rebekahs.
”
electoral vote: Cleveland and Stevenson
277, llarriso,; ami Reid 145, Weaver and A vocal ami musical entertainment to show from facts and acts that they uncertain excitement. It had been gener­
brought this most pleasant evening to a made a settlement in good faith with a ally conceded that Gold Dust would win
Field 22.
close.
view of complying with the law upon the the race, so his backeis could find no
When you suliscrilie for the H eadlight
money to cover the otfeis thev made, hut
Frank Herrington and Robt. Hicks, of subject.”
you rifn no risk of losing your money.
before the horses had come around the
Wilson
river,
have
been
snowed
out
from
This paper is a reliable ami established
Corrections.
first turn it was evident that Gold Dust
their homes near (ilenora for three weeks.
institution .
I find the impression prevails among a was not in it. Then eamea lively skirmish
They
started
from
Forest
Grove,
Thurs
­
The county has been put to the expense
few of the dairymen that 60 cents per 100 on the homestretch, but the mare gained
of holding another teiin of court, all oil day, to make their homestead trip, take- llis. is all they are to receive fur their ground, coming under the wire over 150
account ol the dilatory methods iu the ing w ith them skeea for traveling thiougli mils if sold to me, ami I wish to correct feet ahead of G ild Dust. A wild shriek
the mountains, which are covered to a
Secretaiy of State's office
this by saying, that w hile butter is very went up from the victors, and all trudged
depth from five to ten feet with snow.
cheap during the early summer months, home through the mud and rain again.
Eleven sacks of mail for this county
Their trip will be anything hut a pleasure
lirrivtd in Dolph last Saturday, being
we have agreed to pay 60 cent- for the
Tile track was in bad condition and
excursion, hut as they have been away
brongnt to this place in a wagon. Most
cream alone, from 100 lbs. of milk, pro­ Gold Dust was badly sprained in his legs,
from their families and friends so unex­
everybody got an arm load of old papers.
viding it tests a 4 percent, butterfat, and limping from the grounds.
pectedly long a time they are willing to
The slate Isiard of equalization made undertake almost anything to get hack if it makes a better test than that, we
M onday ’ s rice .
some changes iu the assessments for the They aim to leave Gales (’reek Friday pay more. Then, as the blitter market
On Monday a race, $10 a side. 440
various comities, and the board has been morning and by using their snow shoes, advances during the latter part of sum­ yards, between Charley Smith’s inareiind
enjoined from sending out a tax levy oil to make the trip to Glenora in two days, mer, we will pay 70 cents | ht 10,1 lbs. and his race horse, Coyote, took place. Mi.
possibly during the year the market may Smith backed and rode Coyote,
that account.
—Forest Grove times.
justisfy
our paying even 8J cents, if so while Messrs. Hadleys and L L Still­
Spring is about here The snow in
we will, and at any time the dairyman well put up the spondnlix for the mare.
County Court Proceeding*.
the mountains is melting, oil the low­
wishes to sell his wholemilk, we will pay The preliminaries were short, the race
lands the Mi yfjowers are in bloom, the
Court met Feh. 21, Judge H. F. Holden, 10 cents per 100 lbs. more than these
was run, and Coyote came out about a
lulls on the willows are beginning to Commissioners Cary and Bridgeford be-
prices as we are prepared to make cheese length ahead.
swell, ami the young mail’s thoughts ing present
also. Hence it will readily lie seen
Then came a race between A. G. Beal’s
turn t >love
Ordered that A. P. Wilson furnish that the dairymen can realize from 70 to
Carl I*. Knudson has started a black­ township plats before April 1st, or bonds to 90 cents for his milk. We are How­ biiesskm pony and Mr. Fred. Martin's
bucking cayuse. Martin’s |ioiiy created
smith shop in the building formerly oc­ be forfeited.
about ready to commence operation and a great deal of sport by Inn-king all over
cupied by Wm Heitmiller. Mr Knud­ County clerk order
respectfully invite all dairymen to call the pasture, but in the 300 yard race that
son is a lirst-cliiss iron mid wood woikei lions to rouil super
and see u.s
followed, came out aliout half-a length
ami solicits a share of the public patron- i duties.
T. S. T ownhend .
ahead, thus winning five dollars ($5.00)
age
Ttie Slate tax levy
for her backers.
Outraging tlie People.
the
court
proceeded
to
make
re-
The work of le-nioileling the steamer 1
Other races are expected soon.
of the state.
Elmore has I h - cii delayed by the extremely guiltless
I
On the evening of the 18th we received
T iie F e S hve sports .
Indigent Soldier Fund
.0001
rough and stonily weather, theColuinbia
copies of the New York Press dated Feb.
They
may
lie seen on any corner dis­
School
Fluid
.000
river being so rough at times that damage
Ill; copies ol Illinois piqiers dated Feb. 11,
General Fxpensea State
was done to the shipping at the Astoria
.005-2-35 and San Frnncisco Calls dated Feh. 13 cussing and re running the races and the
State University
.900-1-9 The Oregonians received on t.ie same town is liegiiining to get lively In fact,
wharves The Elmore may be expected
Oregon
National
Guard
.0J0 1-5 date were dated Feb. 10, though on the we believe if we were going to give a
here soon, however.
County Incidental
.000-0-10 evening before Oregonians of Feb 11 series of tenqierani'e lectures, we should
The schooner Lizzie Prien arrived in
arrange for a horse-race every fifteen
County Building
.001
arrived here.
Nehalem Sntiirdav. Mie came in without
minutes
and we should be sure of a crowd.
”
General
.012
The Oregonians and other state papers
the aid of a tug, and is at the Nehalem
They’d all come, and the array of
which are in great demand here are now
mill loading witti lumber and slusiks
Total
.024
ami have been over a Meek late for two diversified and nmtley countenances
lor the 8sn Francisco market. Khecarries
This means 24 mills or $2.40 tax on
weeks, except mg wiiat were brought via would surely inspire us to say something
atsiiit 325,990 lei I i.l lumla-r, and draws each $100 of taxable property.
eloquent.
Sheridan.
only nine feet when loaded.
An estimate for the state levy was based
Neveitbehss, while the mails lire
Mr
Crenshaw
suggests
in
liis
letter
of
The dairy at Woods, the clus-se factory oil the state levy for last year.
practically shut out, the wires down and
last
week
that
the
I*.
M.
iu
North
Yam
­
at Beaver and the dairy at Fairview, will
Illi.1.8 ALLOWED.
hill ni ght facilitate matters greatly by the roads mid so we can’t hear from the
all be in operation lliia summer, and one C. E. Reynolds, window .Jimis
legislature or Hawaiian treaty, we can
putting
the proper mail in the bags.
will probably Is1 started al Nehalem.
for court house
..................
9 00
get in and have a littlewoild toomselves
The
old
antedated
pa|iers
ate
sent
These with the cheap freights assured by K. M Trowbridge, jury list
3 (Ml
instead of sending us the new ones that are regardless of the intrigu s of wily states­
the coiii|«tition of the Augusta mid R T. Weatherly, jury list
3 00 i f value to us: In one case last week the men and diplomatic negotiations.
Elmore will make business lively here
In the matter of holding inquest on
A cayuse race is a good thing some­
greater part of the mail brought through
this suminer.
unknown body at Woods, the following
times; it makes usforget our other trouble.
was
North
Yamhill
mail!
The
I
’
.
M
at
The county authorities intend to prose­ bills were allowed :
that place through carelessness sent the
A New Gaine.
5 00
cute to the lull extent of the law all R T Weatherly,J. I’., ...........
North Yamhill mail across and left the
o 20
parlies who remove, change, deface or <« M Gulden, constable
S
an
B
ernardino
, Feb 17.—For some
Tillamook mail there Thia is simply
destroy corner atones, stakes or witness John M. Krebs, W J. Compton,
time
past
faro
and
other
games have been
outrageous, considering that it cost
tree«. The law provides very heavy
II. Booths, L. M C mini ms and
at least a dollar a piuml to get mail across carried on secretly in the club-rooms in
A G. Went, juror«, each $1.
|s-imhies ugHinst such otlenses mid people
the rear of a saloon in this city.
al that time
should be very careful nut to lay them­ . 1’. Colwell Sr., witness...........
1 50
About 11:30 last night the rooms were
There is no use todilly-dnlly with such
P. Colwell Jr., w itness . .
selves liable to prosecution.
1 50
entered by two men, who at once took
matters
anv
further
Tim
1
’
.
M.
at
North
40
Hill Brothers, of Dolph, take the palm ( J. Krens, lumlier
Yamhill should lie promptly removed, part in the game, but not in the usual
90
as CIHIII hunters Recently they fminda ( T. J. Lucy, material
ami
the mail contractor should be relieved maimer. The visitors wore masks, and
50 of his job if he makes any unnecessary with ill
‘ coon tree" and iqsiii chopping it down, L. R ly, nails snd box
to "Th
2 00 delay.
killed lour ol these animal«. The Iroys ( J F. I.uey, digging grave, etc
wall."
2 00
were so well phased with tlieir success ( A. T. West, digging grave, etc.
The North Yamhill people are careless
tliat they earned all four of tin coons a E K . Barnard, 3 days ex imiiiatioii 9 00 or incuiii|ieteiit to handle mail for this
Tbeir command was promptly obeyed,
,,
1» 00
mile through the deep snow, home ami Mrs. W J. May,
place It is too big a task for them. The and the robliers took all the money in
said they would have a feast on cooU ! 1*. S.Brow a, ri cording government
sight, almut $1,600, saying to the players
field Holes.................................. 30 50 Tillamook mail is ao many times larger while ao doing: ’ Boys, we'veplayed faro
steak.—Sheridan sun
than
the
North
Yamhill
mail
that
they
Ira J Earl ami Alice Thacker were W. II. (looper, Dept. Proa. Atty.
don’t know w hat to do with it The idea both ways and this is the only way to
State v«. 1. T. Maulaby............
5 00 oi all of Tillaniia k’s mail lieing handled heat the game ’’ After securing the
married 111 A. G. Reynold's photograph
W. \\. Conder, uiis. work in
money, the robbers escaped.
gallery, over the II kadliuh T office last
clerk’s office............................. 183 4ft in a little two-cent-a-qnaiter office is pre-
Wednesday, Bev. Morgan p*-rforunng
postcrona, and some people in North
1 lie lumber industry in Oregon is a
the ceremony, Just aderuard they were 1 E. F Lester, lionrding H. L.
\ smiiill have no idea of this country or
Tucker,
Jan.
ft
to
Feb.
23
.
10
00
uio-t important one and is steadily in-
photographed in the proper attitude
what
it
amounts
to,
ami
are
jealous
oi
Hi
e
­
II. Melternmtt, goods furnished
creasmg. The industry may lie sum.
During the cereiimiiv our press's were
ing any passengers or mail mutter come msrized as follows: Number saw mills,
Mr. Hendricks.
2
40
stopped, ami the "devil” was chained to
thia way. We suppose the little P. M. in 269; number shingle mills, 40; number
the wall. The foreman stovsl over him W. II. Cooper, l’roa. Atty., State
her little quarters in North Yamhill is
vs. Adolph Willev
saali, door and other factories, 52 The
ft
00
with tin' mallet, but the clanking of the
literally
covered up with mail matter;
W.
II.
H.
Cary,
salary
ami
mile
­
output of lumber of the whole state,
< hams made a first class charivari.
and that biimlleaof paper areaticking out shingles and lath, last year, was: Lumber
age as commissioner.
15 00 ;
at the windows, and «tacks ol them in feat. «08,600,290; lad,, 210,000 000-
The newcresmery here is being pushed J. II. Bridgeford, mileage and
wood shed. At the mane time Tilla­
to completion, and it is going to be a
7 ** the
:
salary as commissioner .. .
! 1 mook count v w ith its extens.veand varied shingles. 102,340,000. The value of the
complete and extensive establishment r B. Handley, 3 days teacher’s
products Wat as follows: Lumlier.$6.694-
J
business interest«, with its bunks and
The proprietm«, Ogden & Towmwnd, will
examination
9 00 1
006, lath. $367.500; shingle«, $284,115;
store«, with its three newspapers and in­
buy fresh dairy butter, ol g<x>d quality,
mi ls RKJkCTkll
produi t of W ish ! working factories,$.’,70u/
from farmers who sre too far sway to
The bills, ices. State vs (’. P Darling. numerable industries, must languish, all ooo. The capital invested is estimated at
because
of
the
impotenev
of
our
mail
deliver their milk here. The institution
D (’ Colier, boat ding jury in C I’.
$15,000,000, and the numi«r of men em­
service.
lu re will lie known as the "WhiteClover Darling case, rejec ted.
ployed, 7,000, to whom are pai l wage,
t'reamery” and the butter made here will
Very
few
letters
have
arrived
of
late
J. J. stewart,conveyingcoroner’a jury,
aggregating $3.675,(loo yearly.
go on tlm market stamped w itli a three- inquest Mrs S B. Anderson.
and it is evident that lucre is a lot of
leave clover design. The plant will
mail stowed away somewhere, un­ This is the way in which the Rev Mr
aeon Is* running and ready for milk.
accounted for yet We may have a check Stevens, of Nt. John, N B„ began a letter
for IltXiO reposing iu a snow bank? Who O his ueighlor's wife; "Yon radian,-
It is the intention of Cspt Sctirader to
We clip the following from the Sunday knows I
put new machinery in the Augusta at School Advocate:
broweil, unique-faced, musical-voiced
In the name of common sense, let us kisaable, delectable, thrilling armful of
an early date, and remodel the upper­
T illimook , O re .
start in at once to secure a latter state of contradiction, yet queen of my loving
works so that there will be more freight
"I am ten veers olii W’e have a nice
bean. * • ♦ Mv I ph rt ». *
X
room and gootl accon ntodatioM for pas- Sunday school here; lots of little girls affairs for next winter.
•
Mas never
eengers C«pt. Schrader tied sold his and boys come. W’e live near the Pacific
touched and stirred until I Mw vou
H Bromley and G. K Bridgefo.-d, of know perfectly well that I have no moral
engine to the steamer Wilmington, but Ocean W’e c«n hear the waters when it
the burning of that issit cheek-msted is stormy. My papa is a prv«< her. 1 Bay City, arrived here from thatplaie n<ht to tell yon this, because vou belong
that plan, however, it is understood the have one sister and two bro hers living, l«»l evening They came overland and to another. \ ou are my
,,,, |ns|e
proposed changes will l,e made anyway one has gone to heaven Ile « m seven­ had a very rough trip When coming my affinity, mv love.” r,w>
.
without delay The Competition is going teen years old. He ««id Jesus ««veil him around Tillamook Head they were esnght
bv the tide «nd had to May on « nxk for
to give usa goo.I steamer service, after all. before he died.
teterm ne how much the parson owes
M «*v M. Wtujtv.
»ix long hour«—Aaloria Budget.
him for alienating hi, wife’s aftctiiMM
JOTTINUM.
Smith—Hello, Brown, how’sthe folks»
President Elect Cleveland lias publicly
Brown—Oh, they’re all able to lie op
announced the following cabinet appoint­ an’knockin’ round ’eeptin’ Mariar and
she’s party near down with the rumatvs
ment«:
The children have got bad colds, but
Walter Q. Gresham, of Illinois, secre­
that’s nothin’ unusual thia time o’year
tary of state; J”1»1 G’ CarliHle’ of Ken' How’s your folks?
tuckv, secretary of the treasury ; Daniel
Smith—All well, thank you Ho»*,
S. I’anmut, of New York, secretary of your stalk making it through the winter’
Brown —Well, I run short o’ hay diuin’
war; Wilson S Bissell, of Buffalo, post­
that spell o’ snow and they’re not doin’
master general. We append cuts of them
w ell, but I guess they’ll make it all right
and will publish cuts of the balance as till grass.
fast as they are announced. These cuts
Smith—Aren’t you going to furnish milk
for the creamery this year?
were secured at great expense.
Brown—No, nut this season. I haven’t
got no feed and I haven’t got much pasture
started yet, so it’s not much use. P||
milk two or three cows this summer lor
our own use, and maybe sell a little butter
to git some groceries. What ’r you goin*
to do ’bout it ?
Smith—I’ve got plenty of feed, my
cows are looking fine and giving plenty
of milk and 1 intend to milk them most
of the year. I’m clearing up some mote
land, putting cut more grass, and intend
to raise some outs and plenty of carrots
this year. Milk will be a good price anil
I intend to get more eows while they are
cheap.
Brown—Well, it’s too much trouble,
mid I guess I’ll not bother with it These
new-fangled ideas about creameries and
cheese-factories is goin’ to ruin this
country. The good old times are passed.
The Horn Creek liugte.
MRN. CLEVELAND.
Horn Creek society is slightly down in
the heel and has the edges frayed, be­
sides n hot I kjx and a sprung axle-Irw.
The Bugle proposes to have society in
Horn Creek re-vamped and brought up
to the standard degree of fineness—say
almut 145 proof. Some people say that
she could be benched and have her bottom
scraped so as to get rid of the barnacles,
but we have a better plan than that. We
have imported direct from the East a
Ward McAllister (XXX Brand) and will
turn him loose to organize a select 400.
Ward McAllisters come high now, twn
hits each, or three-for-a-half, hut we don’t
mind a little expense. The leavening
uower of this one will lie fell soon and
we expect to create a demand for them
When the people once get in a lialiit of
using them it will he hard to quit off.
They are sent C. O D., and if not found
satisfactory may be returned in good
order.
Horn (’reek’s < lite w ill be white­
washed now and can’t be told from the
original three crown goods. The good
people hereabouts should be thankful t.i
tile Bugle for it« noble enterprise.
Bay City.
W U.TER Q. GRESHAM.
The new Methodist church is assuming
shape. The frame is up and it w II lie a
great improvement loour town. It will be
a neat mid commodious house of worship
and shows that the trend of public senti­
ment in our town is in favor of the better­
ment of public morals.
Mr. C. II. 1 iii ks, our teli graph opera­
tor, has been appointed post mi ster at
Bay City vice W. ('. Marsh resigned. 11"
will occupy the bank building near tl e
present post office. Mr. Hicks is a genial
mid accommodating gentlemen and will
make a good post master
Mr. Young who has had charge of the
post office since Bay City was first "dis­
covered” will as Siam as relieved of it"
duties make many improvements in his
store and stock and will be better pe­
ps r<<l than ever to supply his customers
with general merchandise.
REAL ESTATE TKANHFE1IS.
Week ending Feb. aa.
W’m Johnson to C. R. Woole, 40acres
in see. 18, 3 s, 9 w, $550.
G W & K. F. Wilkes to I) Reasoner
and L. H. Brown s e lg of n w X. 11 e '«
of s w >4 of s e '4, s w X of se
sec. 27,
2 s, 16 w,$1076.
C. R. Hunt to I). Fitxpatiick and J. E.
Bresnahan, quit claim.
D. Fitzpatrick to J. E. Bresnahan, !s
interest in 50 acres in see. 6. 2 «, 9 w, flit
J. E Bresnahan to 1). Fitzpatrick t¿S
interest in saine, $10.
J. E. Bresnahan to Win. and J. J
Peurci ll, s l2 of n e X of n w X sec 6,
2 s, 9 w, $250
PORTLAND MARKET.
(Wholesale Quotations.)
O ats —Gray
Í
41
I P otatoes f1 loo His
75
O nions
”
I 50
W heat —Willamette
I >7'4
Walla Walla
. i IO
D vcks ip doa....................
. 4 oo
G eese ”
.. io oo
C hickens —Old p doz.
4 oo
Spring
"
3 oo
B itter —Brine
25
Store, in Rolls . .
25
Choice Dairy
55
E ggs —Oregon
26
L ard , Oregon
»5
Hains
..
Shoulders
F locs - Willamette
Country Brands
Eastern Oregon..
CARL
P.
4^
91 oO
91.65
91 20
I 12*4
6 00
II 00
5 5°
4 03
30
30
65
16
is
Eastern
i B acon —Clear Sides
'»'XIEI. LAMONT
;
14
15
14%
16
3 30
9
3 *
3 5«
3 »5
3 «5
KNTW
3 »5
»
Blacksmith-
All kinds of wood
work and wagon
work done
Horseshoeing 8 impecia
H. RIGELI .
Place of business: In Wm. H< itiniller s
shop, Tillamook. Ore