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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1893)
* The Osburn (Idaho) Statesman says: "We don't auppoee our tjiree The levy for 1891 for a 1 pur cash subscribers will object to an poses was 4 anil 12-35tlis mills; for occasional reduction in the size of OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. 1892 4 and 23-35ths mills; state ' the Statesman. This paper started E. D. J omes E ditor and P roprietor university tax l-7th mill; militia out as an all home-printed sheet of D r . T il M eskrole . A ssociate E ditor . tax l-5th mill; total 5 mills. The 28 columns three years ago, being special tax for state university and THE NEW ROAD LAW then the largest paper in Shoshone militia having been repealed, the county. It had a large number of The following shows the amend only levy in 1894 will be for the j subscribers, but nearly all of them ments: general fund lor current expenses. forgot to pay for it when their year j Sec. 4085. In making such es THE LEVY FOB 1893, expired and it has been living on 1 timate and assessment the super based on the assessment of 1892, is | the ragged edge of despair ever ' visor shall proceed as follows: shall apportion the lalxn B a,1<l 23-35tlis mills for current I since. Last fall we started a wood-1 1. He 1 to be performed in liis road district expenses; added to this is the state yard, hoping to keep the paper to the valuation of taxable property militia tax and state university tax alive until we could find grass owned therein, the ratio of one as before. This levy should have enough to live on in spring. Spring day’swork for each and every 81000 been made after the adjournment 1 hasn’t opened yet, but we're in fair assessed for state and county pur of the state board of equalization,'condition and haven’t had to paw poses the last preceding year: pro but could not be made then owing snow off the grass but tw ce during vided, that any person may, in lieu to a suit pending restraining the the winter. When a man patron The best flour manufactured at 83 90 per barrel. of one day’s work to be performed board frou making the levy, and ¡zes the woodyard we throw in the Arbuckle« coffee two packages for 55 cents. according to this chapter, pay into only recently decided. If the levy paper. the bands of the supervisor r the could have been made in December While the Astoria city charter All kinds of new dried fruit just received. sum of 81 50, to be expended for it would have been at least two [ has been amended so that it would A few more of those delicious hams left at 15 cents per pound. labor or material on the public mills less, as the above levy is made i be posssble for the common coun- Our new brand of "Delicious" Tea is the best that ever struck this market,—45 cents per pound. roads in the district where the said to cover about one-half the appro-, priations for public buildings and ' cil to license ¿ambling by an ordi property so taxed is located. nance. yet it is a law that cannot The finest green coffee 25 cents per pound. 2. He shall assess two day’s work, improvements, and to cover the be carried into effect for the reason to be performed by each male world’s fair expenditure of 160,000 that it would conflict with a state I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re School Books of all kinds. I’op. between 21 and 50 years of age, and about 8130,000 of deficiencies gon for T illamook C ounty . law, which makes gambling a mis ular Authors, cloth bound,35cts. I). M. Dunne, James Lowengart, except persons who are a public for 1892. It will be seen that the M. Seller and Phil. Lowengarl. demeanor. While the Budget be doingbiisinesunder firm name Blank books, of every kind. charge, or who are too infinu to levy is one mill higher than that of & Co., Plifls. lieves that the city should derive of Kelley, Dunne vs. January 6th 1890, and two mills perform labor. Every such male M. Dunsmore,and J. some revenue from the games il R. R. Dunsmore, LAMB’S BOOH STOKE, Dunsmore, Defendants. J actually in said district shall be higher than last year. To the above named defendants. they are permitted to run, we can In the name of the Stale of Oregon. You are Tillamook, Oregon. Secretary of State McBride es subject to such tax at any time required to appear and answer the com not see how, under flic law, the hereby plaint’ filed against you in this suit on or before from the first day of February of timates that next year’s tax levy the first day of the next regular ensuing term A games can be protected. The of the Circuit Court aljove named, after six Stationery of all descriptions. T each year to the first day of the will not need to be over 3| mills, consecutive publications of this summons in the All the Popular Magazines. ' change in the charter is a dead Tillamook H eadlight , or in default thereof the following February. And the super to cover all appropriations, general plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief letter.—Budget. demanded in the complaint, to-wit: a decree Subser. taken for Periodicals. L and special, as there wilt be no visor may at any time assess such against vou for the sum of |66o, and costs and disbursements of this suit and fora further de tax and collect the same; and the deficiencies and valuations will be that the mortgage given by you to secure The United States supreme court ' cree said note and described in said complaint be presumption shall be conclusive much increased. lillH rendered a decision in favor of foreclosed and the land described in Slid < 0111 plaint ami mortgage, to-wit: ( ommem ing sixty that said road tax has not been APPO..TIONKENT BY COUNTIES. the companies owning wagon road teet West of the North West corner of Block one 1 ” I of Fuller’s addition to the town of Bay City, worked or paid unless such persons The total amount of revenue to land grant« confirming the title to rillamook County. Oregon thence running one- ” hundred feet west, thence running one hundred Is the place to find bargains in so assessed show a receipt for road be raised being 81,066,897 99. the land. ” The decision covers feet south, thence one hundred feet east, thence nearly one hundred feet north to the place of beginning, work for the same year, either in resulting rate of taxation on each 5,000,000 acres of land in Oregon be decreed to be sold to satisfy the decree here in and you and all persons claiming through or the same or any other district or dollar of the taxable property is originally granted to the Willam by yon be forever barred and foreclosed of all rights, liens ami equity of redemption in or to state; and if an action be brought 6 23-35th mills, and is a portioned ette Valley and Cascade Mountain said premises, and for such other further or rule, order or relief as tothiscourt may against any one for said personal, among the general counties as Military Wagon Road Company, different seem proper. C laude T hayer . road tax, and he should after the follows: Baker 816.427, Benton 28-, The Dalles Military Wagon Road Attorney for Plaintiff. This summons published of Hon. bringing of said action produce a 038, Clackamas 36,554, Clatsop 37-, Company and The Oregon Wagon Geo. H. Burnett, Judge of by this order court, dated 38 receipt for the same, having failed 947, Columbia 9,334, Coos 20,737, Road < 'ompany, and the interests February 9, 1893. to produce a receipt before said Crook 9,483, Curry 3,391. Douglas of several thousand people are I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tith of ore - GON ROM llLI.AMOOK Coi'NTY. action was brought, the costs of 30,940; Gilliam 6.408, Grant 7,842, a fleeted. In the matter of the estate of John Rock, deceased.—Citation. such action shall be taxed to him Harney 10,768 Jackson 28,318, To .1 B. Rock. Greeting. In the Name of the State of Oregon, Yon are and enforced as a judgment fora Josephine 9,438, Klamath 8,531, cited and required to appear in the When the United States’ senate hereby County Court of the State of Oregon, for the line in a criminal action. Lake 9.865, Lane 4.3,722, Linn 50-, met in extra session last Tuesday County of Tillamook, at the Court Room there at Tillamook, in the County of Tillamook. 3. He shall call out mid have 042, Malheur 6,762, Marion (¡2-, its political complexion was shown o, State oi Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of May T illamook , O regon . 1893. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, performed two-thirds of the total 324, Morrow 9,001, Multnomah to be, democrats 44. republicans then and there to show cause why an order should not be issued toS. H Rock, administrator road work in his district, as may 395,493. Polk 29,861, Sherman 7,312 38. populist 1. farmer's alliance 1, of the estale of John Rock, deceased, to sell the pre-emption land claim ot said John Kock, de be assessed in the manner in this Tillamook 7,475, Umatilla 46.964, with three vacancies, one from ceased. situated in township 5 south, r 10 west, Tillamook county, Oregon. section, upon the public roads in Union 27,253, Wallowa 5,659, each Montana, Wyom ng and in Witness the H011.H F. Holden, Judge of the County Court, of the State of Oregon, for the his district before the first day of Wasco 21,718, Washington 35,887, Washington, whose legislatures county of Tillamook, with the seal of said court affixed, this 7th dav of March 1893. April following unless the county Yamhill 35,359. Attest W. W. C onddr . Clerk. have for weeks been trying in vain court shall extend the time for per to elect senators. The probable NOTICE Eon PCBI.ICATIOS. forming said labor. NO SCHOOL TAX eoniposition of the next house of Laud tiffice at Oregon City. Ore . March 8. 1MV3-—Notice is hereby given that the following 4. Provides for counties having settler has tiled notice of his intention t< At the Portland school meeting representatives will be 217 dem named make tinal proof in suppoit of hi> claim. anC more than 6000 inhabitants. that said proof will be made before tlieCouiih ocrats, 128 republicans, and eight Home- Clerk of I illanio k County, at Tillamook Ore Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. A provision is made that in it was decided not to attempt a third party men. gon, on May 2, 18,3, viz: tax levy. The decision was based Obadiah B. Lawrence. made and French, candies, oranges, nuts and counties having a county road- omvstead Entry No s 84 i . for the aw'» of n e lemons. '«• a r % of n w %, 11 e % of s w and n w > 4 of s master no road slia” hereafter be on an opinion of Ex-Gov. W. W. .1. T. Apperson. register of the e 1sec 19. tp. 2 «•, r a w. — - ° \o----- n lines the following witnesses to prove located unless theapproval of such Thayer, which is as follows: (tregon City land office, gives notice hie He continuous residence upon ami cultivation ‘ ‘ There will not necessarily be of, said land, viz county roadinaster be indorsed in tha the map of the survey of Town Frank Goyne, Frank Harris, Theodore Kings any embarrassment in following and I.ester Kingsley, all of Tillamook. Tilla w riling upon the petition tiled for the mode provided in the act after ship 4 North of Range Hl West, has ley mook county. Ore. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. J T. Apperson, Register. such piirposesuind provided further it is fairly set in motion, but coming been received from the surveyor 42 4' ♦« NOTICE FOR PVBIJCATION. into effect at this time, and so —♦•-CORNER FIRST ST Ä STIIJ.WEM. A ve . that no road shall hereafter la- general's department, and that the Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. March located in the state of Oregon hav suddenly, it will be liable to create same will be tiled on the morning *• 1893 —Notice is hereby given that the follow more or less confusion. It neces ing named settler has filed notice of his inten ing at any point a grade exceeding of the 18th of April, after which tion to make final proof in support of his claim sarily results in postponing the and that mid proof will be made before the THE OLD RELIABLE 10 per cent, which fact shall be levy of taxes in school districts date the land will be subject to County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla monk, Oregon, on May 1 1893, viz aseertai.... I from the certificate of that have heretofore been levied at entry. Lauran’ce Johnson, Pre eruption D s. ;H,3. for lhe w 1 f f| w the regular school meetings held the surveyor. 4. and w *3 of s w of sec. 29. tp. 2 11. r ~ w. 1 he s|iectach« of Bob Fitzsim He names the following witnesses to prove his in March. No such taxes can here residence upon ami cultivation of said .ami, viz I’lie Washington legislature ad after I m - levied at that time, and mons knocking Hall out. and then rontmuons C. Wallin, John A. Brant. A. Mills, Frank journed w ithout electing a Senator, the valuation of property in a w rapping himself in the American On gonn< e’ “ ’ °f Tillamook County • / complete Stock of Drugs school district, as fixed by the I'atent Medicinen, Toilet- mid Gov. McGraw has ap|Miinte<l flag adds additional lustre to "Old 42 4’ J T. Apperson. Register county assessors and compiled by . h-tieles, .Vofions on hftnd. Senator John B. Allen to succeed (•lory! ’ ’ If the spectators had the clerks, or provided in scctio,. 2 himself. Senator Allen neglected of the net. must constitute the dumped him into the Mississippi his duties in the National capital basis of the levy, lienee school the use of the flag could have been Blacksmith. to carry on his unsuccessful light district taxes for the year 1893 forgiven.— Salem Democrat. cannot be levied until after the before the slate legislature, mid All kind« of wood work an.I wagon assessor has finished his work and PAINTING, Prescriptions ca refu 1 ly should have been relinked severely work done the state board of equalization has '^compounded. Fifty years for his course. It is argued that completed its duties, as clerks of "^»experience in this business. it is a time honored custom for the counties cannot make their Senators and <’ongri-ssmeii to stay said computation until after that and Paper-hanging. at hotn t looking after their piliti- time, wliie.i will probably not la- For rstimatrt* and prices call on or write to before next January.” lfred illiams Finer of business: In Wm. Ileitnnller s H ermann G kssner Braver 1 <>«t <»ffit, eal fences, but it is time a different 41 Tillamook Count). Orc. In regard to delinquent taxes, •hop, Tillamook, Ore 34M-Í kind of precedent is set. If Wash Mr. I'hayer is of the opinion that ington could get along with only they can la> collected the same as ...... Senator during the las session it the act had not been passed. L. Hinar, Manager. A. J. Stillwell, Secy. of Congress. she should manage to He also Itelieves that the act pro Hntchin* tiding that the sheriff shall collect Fortier. get along with only one until the Tillamook, Oregon. the taxes is the one which will the legi lature meets again. And. stand. His opinions in these matters it is not proluible that his creden will lie followed by the laiard of tials w ill be accepted by tlieSenate. directors of this district, and they OF ns in all similar eases the appoint will probably las accepted as cor TILLAMOOK, r ) rected by school Itoards through OREGON. ments by governors have lieen re out the state. jected. Montana and Wyoming have done the same thing, mid it Fitzsimmons whipped Hall in seems that statehood is too much four rounds in New Orleans. Marell of a good thing for th s new states 8. The purse of 840,000 went to At all hours. It the matter of electing senators 1 itzsiinmons. ami he is now middle All k>n.h of turning l(, o„|,.r were left to the people. such dis weight champion of the world, M- uhling» »nd l.rrn kets .4 »11 kimh graceful contests would not lie practically, though not according o’ *e J >4 know n, mul the chances ofeorrup- to the rules o the ring as they tion would lie much lessened. The fought at catch weights. Both were H SMITH, Proprietor. Republican party of Washington from Australia, but just prior to is holly demoralized by the pro entering the ring, Fitzsim mona took " e make a <1 i * xmm R of tea par veut, ceeding. ami it desert es to I m «. out his naturalization ¡taper». k* rash «•tier'» (Killantoolt fjenbliolit. THE STATE LEVY COHN & CO Published every Thursday evening. The Leaders of Low Prices in Tillamook Co. I Our Stock is al ways new and fresh, we keep no stale goods. ¥ BOOKS •s JZ DRY I GOODS, Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions, Gents' furnishings, Groceries and Gen- eral merchandise. At the old stand, LAN1) C9Nl,’ECTI0NEKV- NOW OPEN. Hrst Class Restaurant in Connection. D rugstore CARL I’. KX1DS0N, T>r. *H. X) X). Johnson. Frescoing, Decorating, A W , drug STORE! Tillamool^ Lumbering Co. « Saw \ Planing Mills. Proprietors Electric Light System. a : ? MEDICINES. Piescriptions Compounded BUREAU - SALOON HNE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. -R-- —------- s‘ < Opp. □□Cldsntal. 4 > Tillamook,Ora
