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COHN £ CO. ENDEARING TERMS of such deputy should Is* paid by the county, it shall fix the amount The Astoria Herald says:—V e thereof to lie paid by the county don’t know who the man is that OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. by an order duly entered, specify wrote the article in the Oregonian ing the same, which amount shall calling the Astoria pilots, “thieves, I m * so paid by the county in tin* W. F. D.J ones - E ditor and P kofmietor pirates and sots," and the Herald same manner as other county D r . T. il. M eserole , A ssociate E ditor . has no more to say against him. • charges are paid, as before men aside from an opinion that we have tioned. THE NEW SALARY LAW formed that he must be a squint- The provisions of this act shall eyed, consumptive liar, with a County officials will now receive not apply to the c erks, sheriff's and breath like a buzzard and a record stipulated salaries. Following are recorder of conveyances now in j like a convict. He probably means the salaries allowed in a few of the office. All acts and parts of acts in j 1 well enough, and if he can evade countieH: conflict herewith are hereby re 1 the penitentiary and the vigilance Wasbingto .—Sheriff, 825DO; one pealed. committee and come to Astoria, deputy, 8XIM); county clerk, 82200; According to interviews given in bringing his blankets, he is guar one deputy, 8XOO; recorder of con the Oregonian it is thought there anteed a voyage to Liverpool on veyances, 81500; one deputy, 8000. are several discrepancies in the t. e first ship that sails from this Yamhill—Sheriff’, 82000; deputy, law, and that it will not work well port, anti he won't have to pay a 8000; county clerk, 81X00; one dep in many instances. pilot for towing him out over the uty, 8000, recorder of conveyances, Sheriff’ Kelly of Multnomah coun- bar either. 8141M), de uty, 8«00. to said: Polk—Sheriff, 81000; one deputy, ‘•My office cannot be run as satis 8000, county clerk, 81000; recorder factorily on salary as on fee of conveyances, 81000. system," said Sheriff’ Penumbra Sherman—Sheriff, 81X00; county Kelly. “The duties of the office clerk, 81200. are of such a nature and complex Tillamook—Sheriff’, 81000; dep character that I think the public N / ( >ur A select line of miscellaneous books, the most uty, 8000; county clerk 1500, would be better satisfied with the popular of the day at the lowest prices. All IIOW TIIE HAI.AKIEM .SHALL BE PAID. fee system. Fully one-half of the kinds of stories in paper covers. work has to be done after 5 P. M. The salaries provided for county the leading magazines, as Century, Harper’s. rn clerks, recorders of conveyances, I employ five office deputies and All Scribner ’s Leslie's Monthly. Review of Reviews, 1 IV clerks of the circuit courts and a number of local deputies through Overlaud, etc., on sale every month. comity courts, and sheriffs, shall out the county who receive pay 5« be audited and paid in monthly ment in fees for their work. Under line of school books and school supplies payments. And no one of such the new laws the number of dep A is full always found at the store of the TILLAMOOK NEWS CO., officials shall lie entitled to receive uties are regulated by the county B. C. Lamb, Proprietor. any fees or other compensation for court, and I do not know whether NOTICE FOR COLLECTION OF TAXES. his services than asabove provided the local deputies will be abolished Notice is hereby given that the tax rolt for the (and except as hereinafter provided, or not. I think tlie Sheriff's salary ye.tr 189? has been placed in my hands as sheriff' tax collector oi Tillamook county, Oregon, exeept for furn siting to private very small when the responsibility and together with the warrant attached thereto jnder the hand and seal of the county parties copies of the records and of his position is considered. The given Blacksmith. clerk of said county and state, by order of the countv court, to me delivered, commanding me liles in his office, for their benefit law will work a saving in the office, to collect the taxes charged thereon and that I or deputy will attend at the usual place of All kinds of wood work and wagon and convenience, in which case he but how much, I cannot tell. Bus my voting at the time herein specified in each elec tion precinct in said county and state, to-wit: work d me. iness will have increased by 1894 shall be entitled to charge such Foley - March ..«:<• 19, ¡893, from 9 A ..................... M to 4 P M. Peak ,, 17, ,, private parties thereof at the rate and more deputies will have to be Onion Nehalem „ >8- .. .. 20. of 10 cents a folio, but shall not be employed, and no one can tell how Garibaldi Barnegat „ 21, ,, 22, ., ,, entitled to anything for authent much the county will gain in the Bay Hoquarton .. 23. Fairview ,, .. 21 zi, ,, icating such copies, beyond includ end." Place of business: In Win. H< itiniller's South Prairie April 6, Netarts 5. shop, Tillamook, Ore Assessor Sears said: ing the number of words contained Carnahan 3. Beaver i, “In my opinion tlie new law Hebo in the certificate of antlientieation March 3>. 3°. in his computation of the number will save many thousands of dol Dolph Little Nestucca ?9. Union 28. lars to the county if too many dep Sand of folios.) Lake 27. All persona are notified that if they fail to WHAT Till: SHE IEF IS EXTITI.EII TO. uties are not allowed in tlie various attend at said time and place and p v his or her taxes such delinquents may pay the sains at my in Tillamook, the county seat of Haid coun The sheriff' shall be entitled to offices,” said County Assessor (L office ty. within 30 days from the time of such attend C. Sears. “ The sheriff ’ , I think, ance as aforesaid, and further if such delinquents receive the same compensation now shall fail to pay within said 30 days as aforesaid the sheriff visit his residence for the pur allowed by law for the board and should receive more salary than is and pose of collecting the same, lo cents per mile allowed him, because he is an exe will be collected in addition to the taxes due keeping of prisoners confined in from such delinquent. the county jail. He shall also be cutive officer, and has to serve Dated this 28th day of February 1803. J. D. E dwards . Sheriff'and Tax Col ector of Tillamook entitled to receive to his own use papers and is liable to make mis 39 County, Oregon. takes which would cost a great deal any reward offered in pursuance FOR PUBLICATION. of law for t <* apprehension of any of money. There will lie a great Land NOTICE Office nt Oregon City, Oregon. Jan savingin the sheriff's office. Under 2i. 1893 ~ Notice is hereby given that the follow person charged with or suspected ing named settler has file<l notice of his inten tion to make linai proof in support of his claim, of crime, where he has earned the the Manley bill the sheriff' will and that said proof will be made before thè Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla same by a compliance with such collect all the state, county, city County mook, Oregon, on Man li 14 IM93, viz: and school taxes, on which he George Kellow, oiler; mid to receive from the state Pre-emption l>. S. No. 7124, for the n e of n e tin* fees now allowed by law for would receive fees amounting to 1 ,. sectton 11. tp. 4 s, r 10 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his residence upon and cultivation of transporting and conveying con- 8X000. All this money will now g<» continuous said ’.and, viz William Sating. G W Bodyfelt. Jerry Lewallen have opened their new viets to the state penitentiary, and to the county treasury. and Thomas Owens, all of Hebo, Tillamook County, Ore. insane or idiotic persons to the THE DIFFERENCE 3(>41 J. T. A p person, Register. state asylum, when conveyed by NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. him in pursuance of the adjudica (fiH'tT world tliif! A lawyer and I.ami office at Oregon City, Ore., Feb. 3 tion of an authorized tribunal of an editor Htooil on a street corner IM13 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of hi« intention t< tin* state. Sheriff's shall also be and saw a limn murdered in eoltl make final proof in suppott of his claim, anC an,! have it fully .locked with all kind, of heavy that said proof will be made before theUoiintv and ah. If hard»are They are receiving It, a of lillamo k County, at Tillamook Ore entitled to claim from the plaintiff's blood. The murderer is a rich man Clerk good» by every boat gon, on March 30. 18 viz W R Thacker or moving parties in any suit, and after committing the deed lie omestead Entry No. 8724, for the e «2 of n w 1 action or proceeding, such reason said to the lawyer and editor, and w 1. of n e '4 of section 24, tp. 3 s. r 9 w, lie names tlie following witnesses to prove able sums of money as they may “Hero are a thousand dollars for his continuous residence upon ami cultivation of, said land, viz have been compelled to pay or in each of yon; defend me before the H Brown. J 11 Brown Seth Moon ami C W stars, all of Blaine P O , Tillamook < ouut\ Everything New. cur on account of the care of prop court and the people for the crime < >regon. •‘N 43 J T. Apperson, Register. erty in their custody under attach I have committed." They took They have h tu ning, plumbing «nd repairing C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of < ORE- shop tn connection and have secured the services ment, execution, or proceeding tor the money, and defended him in I n the ncN for T illamook coi ’N tv . of B. H. Bunn to attend to this department. Dunne, James Lowengarl. ) tin* claim and delivery of personal their own way and according to 1>. M. M. seller and Phil. Lowengarl. busities under firm name property. Where sheriff's are re their ou 11 profession—the editor doing of Kelley, Dunne Ik to., Pl.fts, }■ vs. quired tofrnve) into another county through his paper, the lawyer R. Dunsmore. M Dunsmore.and .I. | or state to make an arrest or re through his mouth. The murderer, R. Dunsmore, Defendants. OpJMisite Larsen House. To the alH»\e named defendants. ceive a prisoner already in eiisttMh. by theirjoint efforts, wasaequitted. In the name of the State of Oregon, You are nr<. hereby required to apjwar and answer the com he shall receive, upon tiling with But see the difference; mark the plaint filvu against you in this suit on or before Tillamook, Oregon the first day 01 the next regular ensuing term the county court an expense ac result. The {»eople said; “The ed ot the Circuit Court above named, after six NOTH E FOR PUBLICATION. publications of this summons in the count duly verified, his actual and itor is a scoundrel and did so for consecutive I and office at Oregon City. Oregon. Jan. 25. TillMtnuok H eadlight , or indvhtuh thereof the plaintiffs will apply to lhe court for the r« lief •S<3.—N<»tke ia hereby given that the follow necessary expense incurred in mak pay. Lo! We will stop his paper demanded in the complaint, to-wit a decree named Heftier han tiled notice of hia intention against >ou for the sum of 4660, and costs and th *uPVort of via i tn. and ing such arrest and in returning and not patronize him.'' The paper disbursements of this suit and tor a further de that aald proof u:ll be made before the Clerk of ( 0 at THbunook. Ore on Man h 21. cree that the mortgage given by you to secure such prisoner, to I m * audited in like was stopped, the editor was mined said note and described in said complaint be Lauren A. Hoyt, and the land desciilied in said com , manner as other claims a ains tin* tinaneiaily and reduced to a pau foreclosed plaint ami mortgage to wit.Commencing sixtv 1 re eruption D. s No. 7179 for the w >7 of . w 1 ♦’ feet West of the North West corner of Block one atrtion 21, tp. 3 a. r 10 w county. fie names the following witnesses to prow per. But of the lawyer the people of Fuller's audition to the town of Ba\ Citv Tillamook Count) . Oregon thence running one iUc"V' UP°" coitox EKS. said: “lie is an able man. learned bundled feet west, theme running one bund'rd 1 ! Xlioade*. I. Jlohtx.n jam,.« Met;«, and feet south, them e one hundred feet east thence Coroners shall I m * entitled to the in law, and deserves great credit one hundred feet north to the place of beginning ore«'.«Tillamook t „ decreed to be sold to satisfy the decree here same fees now allowed tor the per for obtaining the acquittal of a be in and you and all persons claiming through or 1 T xpperaon. It<-Kiat, r you lie forever barred ami forvclt»sed of all formance of st*i'vices in an action man guilty of murder! We will b\ rights, liens and equity of redemption in or to XOTIt F FOR 1*1 BI.ICATION said premises, and for such other further or suit, or pr<H-cetling, wh re the give him our law business and pay different Land time,, at Ori'Ron t itv. Orrmi, Ian >= rule, order or relief as tothiscourt max sheriff' is a party, and the party him big lees." They maile him a seem proper. C laude T havf . r . Attorney for Plaintiff paying tin* same shall I m * entitled judge, and as such he sent his This summons published bv order of lion II Burnett. Judge of this court dated to rwover the amount paid from partner, tin* editor, to the work- Geo February 9, 18V3. .. . « Erne-t E. la land the adverse party as a disburse- house, and said he was a Imd mail, Homestead Entrv Nt» for the« « 1 r . ’t’.olt.e', '«-tt.nLVL r ..; ‘„'.d'/ SHERIFF'S SAI.I inent when entitled to cost in the and should not only be deprived of B, virtue of hi , execution «.u.xl .1U, oTthe llonorabl, Cireuil Court ol lhe slate of Ore...n the Countv of Tillamook. »•. the -th lav t ease. the means of living, but punished. lor February t*tf m *»or of t 11 lladlev. I*laiutiff i > ei * i rim. an,I aualnat sarah lli me» Defendant for the \\ e don't endorse the act of ail ed -utu of thirty two dollars and thirl, Ave < ent» ». m ,2t".x*.«sarx? Whenever any county clerk re- itor in laltoring tor what is wrong, gold eoiu and nine dollars and together with J ‘ Apperaon. RcKiater right per o 111 per annum intere.t and accruing coats I hate levied upon and will sell at iml.li, eorder of conveyances, clerk of the but how alnnit the lawyer*—Ex. NOTICE FOR p( B| |, xTIos auction ou Satnrdav the nth dat of March let circuit or counts court, or sheriff', lillduaook county, and stale of Oregon all the *' 1U.'. ,ud '““''C'l which the said Sarah appoints a deputy, it shall lie the The salmon canners have formed Himes. defendant, had on or after the -th dav that s ii t r w t 1. t’l 1 . J h”* t,a*'n and rk of Tlllam..,k I'.'nnt; L duty of such official to report the n combine. The result of the com of February 'Vn tn attd to the following de- Cl. •enbed pratui. . to-wit I l,f, interest ot mid K ’ll on Mau h 2 IV., vi, 1 Ore- same to the county court of his bine will be to drive a large iiuiu- Sarah Himes in and to the following .le-o rif.v.t rd properly lo an e.1 a e . oT mvuon r, ■ 1 « Frank Kiefer Homestead Entry N-* r z county which court shall enter l>erof tishei men away from \-toria, tp. i s. r « w eacep' a two acre tract . .Id to a J ’ swti« n 24 tp. 1 «’ r « 10 7 of 11 w ‘s* Hltnea sad dex.itied as follow, beginning ro He ns-n.-s the fol1..«ing witn«^« . .. in its minute' thesaid re|s>rt. And as it will I m * ini|M>ssible for them to r n of < e corner of *cct*on 21. tn 1 *. Iffoi e Willamette Meridian lu Ttilan <mk count, st’.7. hu continiavu- n <1 ir u e .... *lnr\** * of.«aid land v;» P° ’ «nd cultivation if said court is of the opinion that make a living at that place, so it ofongttn I'erm.ol Mlevaaa. Monison Mills strnht n . IMlvd at Tillanustk tvis tgib day of Peb •td w n |'1„U, rth 1 .1? rr ' M *h" ■'« J 1» Ef‘W XRIW, the services, or any part thereof, is thought. nKrnkectm, •»> of Tillamook T : (tillamooli fjcoblipltt Published every Thursday evening. The Oldest and The Steamer Augusta has arrived and with it we have received another large invoice of Genera! Goods. Our stock is now complete in every department. We have just received a large and line assortment of Pocket Knives direct from New York. MAGAZINES AND ßOOKS. Dried Fruit stock ¡scomplete. Choice Raisins 20 lbs. for one Dollar pound To builders wanting sash and doors, we can furnish them cheaper than the cheapest. Don't fail to get our prices before buying. CARL 1’. KNUDSON, Is the blaue to find bargains barirnin» in tlie place DRY 4 GOODS, Clothing, hats, caps, hoots, shoes, notions, Gents' furnishings, Groceries and Gen- eral merchandise. \t the old stand, T illamook , OREGON. y\\D QJNEECTIONERY. OPEN. Tuttle & Robeson Fresh bread, pies, NOW cakes etc. always on. hand. [¿ardware ¡Store Home made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. l irsl Class Restaurant in Connection. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. c. r--- Stoves & Tinware Call and see them. 3- ♦ CORNER FIRST S t & STILLWELL Avi THE OLD RELIABLE D1\T jg STORE ■ I compiete Stock of Drugsi P, Patent Medicines. Toilet-(& etici es. .Votions .Votimi v fïii 71 Z* » J Z-J A J .irticies, on hand Tr. "H. I? ,U>. ^ohr^son Q ‘.‘til Prescriptions carefully ■ 'y) compounded. Fifty years 'experience in this business. A lfred W illiams , □RUG STORE! Hutchin« Corner. Tillamook, Oregon. XI1TE OF URl'GS \PATENT MEDICINES. P» escriptions Compounded At all hours. THE U BUREAU SALOON, C- H. SMITH, Proprietor. FINE •■■*NES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Sirriff of Tiliam s»k t ouu.tr ore J T *PWt«on Rcttiter j Tirât S.., Opp, Oscidantal. TillamjjkjDre
