Tillamook headlight., March 02, 1893, Image 4

Kill CATIOSAI-
lloiim* Burned.
There will be a school election in this
place March 6, for the purjMise of making
A. 1’. Wilson lias taken the school ceil-
Granite ware at Tuttle A Robeson’s.
a tax levy and electing two directors; | J. H. Smith, who lives on the L. J.
County court will be in session next one to Succeed Capt Stillwell, time ex­ [ Ooley place at Pleasant Valley had his ; sus this week
pired, and one to succeed Geo. L. Smith, home burned Sunday evening with all
week.
In Fairview school, Common School
Tax paying has begun. See not:ce else­ moved away. A school clerk will be its contents.
Diploma was granted to Kiltie Mills.
,
elected,
also.
where.
Win. Buys who lives near that place
Albert Mason has been offere«! the
Frank Harris is failing in health very
Tuttle & Robeson are prepared to make was arrested charged with setting tire to
South Prairie school for the summer
rapidly.
milk cans, the best and most durable, on
The Elmore will lie finished and run­ short not ice Those who wish cans should the house. Mr. Smith ami his w ife were . term.
let them know how many are wanted as at the school house attending church at
ning soon.
Hobsonville maintains a good school
Special clubbing rates for Examiner and soon as poMMible, in fact the orders should the time, and Bays came rushing in and al private expense, during a large portion
be
placed
now
to
eua'jle
them
to
supply
H eadlight .
reported it. It is claimed that another
the demand.
of the year.
Wm. Johnson has been very sick, but
party who passed by saw Bays running
The Pori land markets are aliout the from the house, ami also that an empty
Our Normal and Academic Institution
is improving.
Money to loan on approve«! seciiritiea. same as last week, excepting tnat eggs oil can, from which oil has been recently will commence March 6. Terms, $8 cash
have
dropped
to
2Uvts.
Potatoes
are
sell
­
O. N olan .
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ing at 75 cts. t<> $ I 0<> per sack
Butter taken, was found near the house. A in advance.
We have s|»e(dal clubbing rates with 25 to 3) cts per r> ll for brine, and 50 cts.
Charles S. Atkinson, of Hembree, makes
warrant was sworn out by Mr. Smith and
the Oregonian.
to 60 cts for choice dairy butter. Flour Sheriff Edwards arrested Bays As Bays application for a scholarship to the State
All the popular Magazines at Tilla­ is 13 30 to $3 40.
could not give bonds he was placed in the Agricultural College.
mook News Co.
The steamer A. B. Field formerly run­
Pleasant Valley School will pay $50
M. Folan«!, of Beaver, is in this city for ning to this place, was w recked in Smith’s jail until his hearing yesterday afternoon,
medical treatment.
f.,r a go<xl teacher. A lady, and teacher
river, California, last week. During a which came off before Judge Maulsby.
A new iiiail f-ervice has been obtained freshet in the river her lines broke and
Judge Cooper appeared for the pro­ j of yocal music is pieferred.
from Blaine to Beaver.
she drifted against rocks, being an entire secution and T. li. Handley for the de­
A letter from our old friend V.
B orn .—To Wm. Eberinan and wife, loss. Tne crew escaped only with the fense.
After i several witnesses were Davis, of Yrei»a, informs us that he has
clothing they had on at the time.
March 1, a ten pound l»oy.
examined Mr I Handley moved to dis- a school of about 25 pupils and a salary
B ohn .—To J. W. Moorton ami wife,
A movement is on foot, and with all
Feb 24, a ten pound «lau.liter.
appearances of success, to build a lien miss the case lor want of sufficient of $80 j>er month.
Excursion, steamer Garfiel«) to Gari­ .salmon cannery at the head ot the hay evidence against the defendant. Judge
Our city schools closed last Friday,
near Dry Stocking bar, and a few Maulsby granted the motion and dis­
baldi and return, m xt Sunday.
Common School Diplomas were granted
Tillamook
capitalists
w
ith
some
moneyed
charged Bays
County courts can now offer rewards
men in Portland will back it. There are
to Viola Kindsey, All ert Mason, Mabel
for criminals n >t to exceed $1000.
It is alleged that Bays made threats
good reasons for believing the project
Five hundred «lozen eggs weie shipped will be successful.
against Smith on account of previous Page, and Bert King.
per steamer Augusia by Colin A Co.
Last wees we visited J no. D. Wood, al
Alfred Williams, the druggist, received difficulties, and that at one time Bays
Forest King cross-cut saws, warranted
tried to shoot his wife, Mrs. Bays, who Hembree. The general sentiment of the
a
varied
assortment
of
diuggist
’
s
mater-
8ii|M‘rior steel, at Tuttle A Robeson’s.
1 ials ami patent medicines per steamer is the mother-in-law of Smith, chasing district is a hearty approval of the good
B orn :—To Win. Snv«ler ami wife, of Augusta. His drug store and pharmacy
work that is being «lone by their teacher.
Nehalem, a twelve pound boy, Feb. 21. is now complete and systematically ar­ her away from home with a Winchester,
though
\1
i
s
Bay
shad
taken
the
precau
­
Query:—If an applicant in teachers’
R. Krebs, of Nehalem, is building a new ranged in every department. The public
mill ami is moving his machinery into it ¡s invited to call and see him in his new tion to remove the cartiidges before. It examination, holding a second grade but
has been but a short time since Bays and has never held a third, should fail to
The steamer Augusta took out 20,(MX) (piarters,—at the Huichin’s corner
feel of fine cedar lumber for Cohn A Co.
N. P Roberts returned from Portland w ife were married, but they had parted make the first grade average, may the
The steamer Polar Bear left Nehalem per steamer Augusta. He laid in a large ami she was living <>t Smith’s hence the examining bourc issue to sm-li applicant
Tuesday for Astoria, but will return at stock of Charter Oak stoves, all the latest trouble which led to the suspicion.
a third grade certificate? Ans. Yes.
once.
and most improved kinds, and a full line
Bays say.-»: “I was at church and as
We are in receipt of the 10th Biennial
A lot of Picture Mouldings received at of all kinds ol hard w are. He has every­
Heins’ Art Gallery. Any size frame thing now in the line of heavy and shelf Gid Ely was going I«» preach, I started Re|»ort «»f the State Superintendent ol
hardware
ami
is
selling
goods
at
reason
­
for Shackleford's to get some writing Public Instruction. From this we cull
made lo order.
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An effort is being n ade 9» secure bonds­ able pi ices. He invites you to call and done. When near the house I saw the the following: (a) That all school funds
see
his
new
stoves.
men for the pu posebi releasing <»1<1 man
lire and then 1 went back to the school
Ilarling from jail.
Win. Olsen has returned. He is look­ house and reported the matter to Smith be apportioned upon a basis of actual at­
tendance. (1») That teachers’ salariei lie
Mrs Rohe-on has just returned frmn ing well and is in good spirits. His trial
Portland where sin? has been purchasing has not come off yet, but he apprehends lean neither read nor write e nd loved graded according to the experience, suc­
my
wife
dearly
1
would
not
burn
the
no serious serious outcome. When he
a stock of hardw’ure.
cess, ami educational qualifications as
Jessie Barker, Wm. Barker’s little girl, left San Francisco the trial of one of the house as some of my jewelry and papers indicated bv certificate held
crew
of
the
Louis
Olsen
was
in
progress.
received the large silver price Baking
weie in the house.”
The boat has been released and is on a 1
Powder doll at Cohn A Co’s.
Sheridan Bank Hatters
scaling voyage, with Johnny Gabrielnon
Au Eloquent A<l<ir<*NN
W. L. Brown will build a boat 35 feet as master.
L.
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Reeves,
cashier of the Sheridan
in length, 8 foot beam, a.id ten horse
The fire hell sounded Sunday evening
power engine for Nestucca river ami bay.
Ed. Hallock, of (his city, has been vis­ bank, was arrested in Portland Monday
• >n a charge of larceny. Hi» vas on his
Prof E. K Barnard ami wife. Chas. at 9 o’clock and tin* hoys were on the iting in Portlaml the past two or three way east. The complaint was made hv
Reynolds, wife and «laughter and «»tliers streets with the ladder truck on short weeks, and it seems that he was invited I)cl Ellis, a merchant of Grand Ronde.
made a pleasure trip on the hay Wednes- notice, hut before they arrived al the
scene of the conflagration the the was put to go to church and also remain at Sun­ Telephone-Register.
day.
out. It was nothing hut an exploded
The editor of this paper, on reading of
'Pile finest line of Writing Tablets ever lamp in the M. E Church, ami some day school. A young lady whom Ed got
brought int«i the city at Tillamook Book fellow threw the lamp out doors, thus acquainted with, observed bun sitting in the Sheridan Bank failure, didn’t propose
Store.
the back part of the church, and lie, by to take any further chances on banks.
preventing tile loss of the church.
We are reliably informed that a goo«l
the way, observed her presence, en«l be­ We immediately went to the bank here
Captain
Schrader,
of
the
steamer
suhstaiitial buck bud ling will I m * put up
ing a stranger uiid a pious looking mau, and withdrew the balance of our deposits,
Augusta,
now
contemplates
refitting
ami
on a certain corner lot in this town this
rebuilding the steamer Harrison especi­ she invited him to help her leach her amounting to 30 cents, and borrowed $25,
summer.
ally for l he Tillamook trade The Harri­
J. Bresnahan, Rev. H. B Morgan, son has less «halt than the Augusta, is class. Ed accepted, and sealed beside in order to be on the safe side.
Miss Hattie Pierce ami Prof. Procter, -haped so she can make better time, ami the lair teacher, he chipped an occasional
Beaver Creek.
were passengers out on the steamer will serve the interests of this place q ite remaik to the class, while he looked into
Augusta.
well if the proposed improvements are the siiilul pious « yes of the teacher. She
Miss Martha K. Lester was married to
Tilt* salary of the County Judge of this made Captain Schrader will try to do introduced him to the superintendent as
Dr. E. J. Post on the 12 uh. She is a
county has been raised to $500 per year. something to hold bis trade here.
a pious young man from Astoria, ami lhe niece of E. F. Lyster.
The treasurer will receive $250 per year
Win C. Hyatt died Friday and was |
hereafter.
Miss Mary Mittv, cf Eola, has b<*en
buried Saturday, lie w.is a holed char­ superintendent invited him to address
The Sir W.H. II arrison arrived Tues­ acter in his time, and in his earlier «lays the Sunday school.
enjoying good health for a longtime
day nt 12 A M from Coos hay
She is was quite wealthy, being a successful
It was new business for E«l, but he Mr. Mit ly is w< II and getting on nicely.
loaded with match wood for Portlaml — miner, lie wrote poetry quite often, ami
said he never had anything sawed off to
Yaquiua New s.
was the originator «»I ••Hyatt’s Cotn-
Messrs, G \V. Wallace, James Robin­
Tiie si hooner loaded w ith lumber and pound Bitters” which had a large sale him unless he sioou it like a man, so he son and I
Richvv killed a large bear
got
up,
with
ihe
girl
’
s
eyes
on
him,
ami
sliooks got out Nehalem all right Mon here Of late years he has been unwell
last week. We hear the fat on it was
and
has
been
falling
fast
lor
«he
Iasi
day. The captain of the vessel thinks
told the cliihben the beaulilul story of
year
He leaves a widow ami four the cross, ami how Sampson went up in three inches thick
tin* bar quite snfe.
children
B ethem » \
There is some opposition to the Haw aii­
a chariot of tire, and Adam was found in
The bill for two terms of circuit court
an annexation scheme ami it looks as if
Helm.
lilial action will be postponed until next for this county failed, so we find out at the bulrushes by a Sunday school leather
last, ami we aro informed that Judge while he was hunting for C«»hog clams,
session of congress.
George and Tom Kellow killed anotln r
On Monday night the mail came clear Geo II. Burnett is responsible for it. It ami how Noah and Sam Harns built an bear this week, making about eight this
through on horseback for the first time is reported that a legislator from Salem ark and went up to Westport election­
winter.
in many »lays The snow is not melted stated on the floor of the house that eering and landed on Saddle mountain
Judge Burnett thought two terms per 1
Mr. E. Dixon, of this place, is not ex-
off hut is settling last.
year here was untie, essary and that il and sent out a canvass hack »luck to see peeled to live. Ohl age
an«l La Grippe
It is rep«»rted there is to be a second it di'l become necessary he would appo.nt
Chicago started at the intvrsvriion of the another term. A similar assertion lost when the Astoria and Eastern syndicate are the cause
new Tillamook ami Happy valley roads. Judge Bo se the support of the Kt publi­ were going to pay oil the engineers, ami
J. M. Knifong, of this place, will move
McMinnville Reporter
the duck came hack with a sprig of
cans of this county. On the other hand. how
1
to Oregon City in the near future, lie
There is a scheme « hi f«»«»t to take the we are informed that Judge Burnet, wild celery in his bill which he found in
has traded ranches with Mr. Mosure of
steamer Improvement to Nehalem lo he claims that lie did not work against the lillamook.
that place.
rim on the river tln re. The m*w dairy hill
He told how the locusts came down on
will give her a great deal of work.
I’uiCillstlc
<> retown.
the Democratic party ami elected Natlmti
The steamer Garfield has a new steam
heater in the cabin, aim several other
On Tuesday night, in Hadley's hall, Pierce, and counselled the children to be
A fiance whs held in the store building
improvements. She will mak«’ arrange­ there «us an exhibition of pugilistic good and they would have a »oft thing.
at the Bay on the 22nd in honor of Wash­
ments soon lor regular trips on the bav.
science, such as has never been witnessed He said evil communications corrupted ington’s Birth lay.
Rev C. lT. Cross having gone I«» Tdla before in Tillamook.
two of a kind, and they cuuld U«»t be too
The Ort*t< wn Sunday School has pur­
monk to hold quarterly im eting, his scr
At first there was a little sparring careful of their nivklea, ami advised chased an organ, which will be brought
vices at I m »|1 i Dallas and Dixie will he
omitte«! next Sunday.— Polk Co. Iteinizei. match between R. Leabo, brother of the them to give up the soul d< st roving liaiat in ax hioii as the weather permits.
There are n » new di vvlopetnviilM in the engineer of the Augusta, and Wil ur of playing mt I o ami put their money in
Rev. Jolies, of this place, intends to
Kansas trouble except (hat the Populist Stillwell. Leals, had more science and the missionary box.
soon move onto his ranch, which is loen-
lions«» has been «leclared illegal and the
He would have gone on all the after­ ted on the South fork of tile Nestmca
members will now join the ««‘publican had the be-t of it, though Wtlbursliowed
himself lo be strong and active.
house
noon, only the superintendent told the river.
Then Clark Hadley and Royal Stillwell children the exercises would «-lose, and
The steamer Garfield w ill make regular
The majority of people in this neiglt-
trips to Garibaldi and ot her points on tile had a little set-to, in w Rich Royal showed Ed sat down and wipetl Ins brow. The
Isirho' d are jubilant over the repeal of
bay «>n Wethiesdays and Saturdays, ami himself to Ire very qui, k ami agile, though
girl tea« her tol«l him that Ins words hail the deduction for indebtedness clause ill
excursions will be run on Sundaes ocra-
Claik was t<s> heavy ami strong for him. o|H iied up new I entities to her in tire our assessment law.
sionally.
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Next came the principal affair of the Scriptures, th jiigh lie was a little off on
Wear and tear on »he p«itit»nce of your
KE 11. ESTATE TKANSEEKN
wife will be save«l by getting one each of evening Lealro ami a Tillamook country his statistics. He told her, by the way
those new and novel bread-cuttcrs, cake preacher were matched to spar with of a|M.|ogv. that she c«»uldn’t expect
Week ending Eel» aS.
«•niters and vi'gelahlc pealers al Tuttie A gloves tor a purse of f.v. They boxed for
V. s Butt ili to W. «’. M hi - s I i
Hindi religion from a man «oming iro*n
Robeson’s hard wait* store.
six rounds uitl, soul*.* Ing worn out ten- Astoria nut w«.ul«i stmlv ami pisi him
Fred Kabke to L Barritili, quit claim
W«» will rrceiv«» milk every other day ounce gloves
The rev. was very spry self.
deed.
during the iimnlh of March. See our
i bis may be all a lie, but if it is, we
hauling «ans l>efore making v »ur pur ami showed a gissl deal of science, out
II Lasalle to E. E. Selpli, contract to
chase. We hav«» the last 10 gallons cans la’alsr was loo much for him, being got it from one ot the best liars iu the sell lami.
ever nueie.
miicli heavier, and the purse was award­ state.—Astoria Herald.
L. Johnson to R. T. tiraves, same as
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O gi >KN A T ownsend .
ed to la*Hl>o. The reverend made some
ala,ve, >485.
John Wright and R T Graves are m ienlific swinging blows, but lx-abo got
The balance of the Tillamook creamery
I F. Niles io F. R. Roger«, IbO acres
rtjents lor Conder’s patent ni Ik cooler,
ami w ill canvass the si de selling rights I.: some kno, k out punches towards tin- macliinerv lor Ogdeu dt Townsend ar­ in sec. 1«, 5 s, 10 w,
.
last.
I.calsi
lias
had
some
ex|s-iivuce
hi
for terntoi y. The milk cooler is one ol
rive I and has been put in place. The
Win. L wler to Jacob Wertz,
the best things
the dairying business the ring in Portlaml „nd is known tlmie
creamery has begun operat:oiis and is in sec. 27, 2 n, 8 w. |8tHt
ever invented.
aa “Billy the Kid,” so it is said. The buying milk. The creamery maeliiiiery
" C Marsh to M Walton, 16 t ari es
We will arrange with a few dairymen,
who sr«‘ too far out lo sell tlieir milk, to prea, het waaat one time a boxing master, for the Fairview creamery will arrive oil in sec 14, 2 s, 8 w. ».ItHt
buy their butter it brought to us whih* lias had some training under Jack i>emp- the next trip of the Vngusta. and their
Maty E Phelps tn J. R. Eldridge. Rio
fresh ami in k granular form For furthvt sey, and louglil a Nigger in P. itland building ¡j going up as fast as |swsible. acres tn sec 16, 3 s, 10 w.
particular» inquire at the creamery.
idroul a year ago, though unaucx-esalullv. Benjamin IIlggciiMliani ami W. \\
T. B. Handley et ttx to E M Wolfe,
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Ills reverence will tight a little, however, Armstrong will begin at once tire erection
Elk 23, F. Garibaldi, >6<i0.
The steamer Truckee arrival in the hay it pushed, isa pretty gmsl m.,11 phvsi, ally
"I a large creamery on the Nehalem, the
Bay City Land Co. to M. & .1 Barrett,
Tursdav
\mong the passengers w < t -
milk hum a laige number of co«, haviug eight lots tn Bay City. |2200.
Win, Olsen ami Senator Maxwell. Miss and is in, slouch of a preacher.
Abe Culm waa releree, l>.,ve lladlev been assured, ami they have purchased
Lulu Hunt, A W Severanc«* and w ifv,
C L. Crwk to II. A Th.unas. ItiOaeres
ard
8 Rutivon iutendrd com ng hut liuio-keep«.r. and J. J. .'U«l,tar,l kept a tine plant from Ogden A Towns, nd,
in sec. 21» and ;12, 2 s. Il ". limo.
IliiM.sed the Inrat.
tally. Chas.lt liaiidlev acted as secund who will handle tlieir bitter. I. p,
A. Letchei to M.irv Letcher, |() aeres
l'h«‘ Augusta «aim* in Sunday evening, lor Lealo, and Wilbur Stillwell for th,
ot Miami has purchased a small cie.i
m «' II llaynts I». L.
bringing a large cargo of freight sml the preacher.
$2» MM».
outfit and «ill Inly until fn*,, |,j, |(
following passengers Mrs Robeson, N
J A. .ViOclOC 10 II. B Morgan, k»t 5,
Unite a large crowd of the l.ical s|..rts hors. llath.iHay A Son o Kilchsi
I* Rolt tls, Wm Quick, wife and child,
Mrs Warren of Bivt itv Wm Ku -Il «ere pres...... ami it is Ike inlmitton to
the business t,s> «itha p.sl outfit,
». llmvir ioti, o Sol.n, lotHfi
the baker, Mrs R «el«*tt and others.
make pugtl Stu . ne ot the aura, t ons ,.| cheese factory project at leaver is ,
A hall wilt»»<l fellow stol«» up liehmd rtllamook
t.ar aldi, »nd other lands, Hop.
An athletic club Will be or­
along all right, ami at Hood. th,, p
the e«hlor of thispa|w»r Hie other dav ami
I. smith to L. Johnson, lots ft, 6.
and cuulesia of Um, ktuj w:il
l»egan a terrilh* onslMiiJit. It is suj p« ^ d ganised
1
are making arrangements to > |n-rar
». Thayer’s Add. to lillamook,
occur
frequently.
that E F. >elph. Bob llav*. ( apt >till-
creamery there.
uell am! B C l.attib «conspired t »gether
ami vmpl *y«*d the aforv*> dd fed -w to
Bi. mi to John Barker, lot 2.
Serti nal ni.q« of On gon at Tillamook
The Td!am >ok Ne«e Co. u » cair„„ a
ii.ssas»iiiate the editor.
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I iue of Ingi.ct grade s |llK,| Boyi,
the County and City New« in full, be-
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Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Statements, amt
Envelops, Business Cards,
Visiting Cards, Placards,
Shipping Tags,
Posters,
< >utter-Snipes andCircuIars.
Commercial Job Printing.
LEGAL BLANK PRINTING
Wedding and Ball Invita­
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Book work done to order.
We keep the best tpialities of
pajier cards, and stationery,
ami can always guarantee
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