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y j, S«» i >♦ Vol. V, No. 48. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1893 professional cards . TRUCKEE LUMBER CO. COMBINE BROKEN J. MAY, M. D., ;CF SAN irHANCISQO>) Dealeis in PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GENERÄL * MERCHANDISE. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. JJ PETRE, M. D., They keep on hand at their store in Hobsonville the largest stock of goods in this county consisting of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ! Will do an office practice at Dr. Johnson's drug store and attend all calls tn this city. TILLAMoOK. OREGON. I T. MAULSBY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queens- ware. Doors, Windows, Lime, Hair and Cement. Hardware and Nails. £^"S|a'< ia) attention given tofilling orders for goods in jobbing lots. Agents for the fast sailing Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. STEAMER (J LAUDE THAYER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tillamook, San Francisco, Portland and way j>ortH, Makes regular trip® every two weeks, weather permitting. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. The fast sailing steamer Truckee has been specially fitted up for carrying passengers. The rates are: v W. SEVERANCE, Cabin Passage ........................ $15.00 Steerage (one way).................. $0.00 D bputy -D i str i C t -A ttorney , 3rd Judicial District,for Tillamook County OREGON. TILLAMOOK, TRUCKEE Freight, General Merchandise, Portland or San Francisco, Five Dollars per ton. J. E. SIBLEY, M anager , H obsonville , O re . MISCELLANEOUS, C. & E. THAYER, BANKERS. General Banking and Exchange buMiieaa. Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and all foreign countries. TILLAMOOK, - • • OREGON. I. F. LARSON BLACKSMITH N. P. ROBERTS, Dealer in------- Hardware, Tinware and jEStoVeg. TOOLS, CUTLERY, NAILS, DOORS 1 TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION. Wugoll making, and sit kind. of Wood-work and General Blacksmithing done. Mill Machinery Repaired. llKöölre & 3ol)no on MILLINERY T illamook , O re . Near Court House, Tillamook. C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. ORE. Mrs. J. JOHN8ON Mi«« L. J. RUGQLE8 PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER. ☆ Qrand lenirai Milliard Eoli Wagons Made to Order. Horse shoeing a Specially. TILLAMOOK. ft Cor. First St. & 1st Ave. E. and ¿iej/ai> ^Winci, Fine Billiard Bnd Pani T bü I bb . TILLAMOOK, - - - OREGON FREE BU8 TO TRAIN8 AND 8teamerv Centrally Located. Newly Furnlthed MARKLEY. HAY8 & ROCHE. Proprietor«. M. D. ROCHE. Manager. CENTRAE=m : ARRET. HOLTON HOUSE, L. H. BROWN, P roprietor . PORTLAND, OREGON. COR. 4TH & ALDER STS. The best Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton always on hand. Eggs, Butter, Vegetables and Chickens bought and sold. Satisfaction guaranteed to every one. 8trictly Fjr»t Cla««. European Plan. Shop opposite the Grand Central. 8 P West Side R R Waiting Room and Ticket office. TILLAMOOK, OBE. GEORGE W. PETTIT, TILLl\M001Ç LIVELY gT^BLE JONES B ros . P roprietors . TILLAMOOK, DREGON, MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE OCCIDENTAL t HOTEL, CORNER 111 STREET 110 STILLWELL 1IEIIUE. ■4- FIrzt-class single and double turn-out« kept on only hotel in the city lighted by electricity. Tillemook & North Y.mhill St.ge ticket o®.e i> here. hand. Boarding and transient stock cared for. T illamook , ore . A cre T racts —and— A llen H ouse ? J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. T own L ots . For gale at reasonable prices and on favorable terms. Location best in the city of Tilla mook. C'AIT WM D. STILLWELL, T illamook , Wm. O'Hara. D'H r»“*..’..» - .. ....... -... ■urrnundingi pleaMUl »nd rom fort» lite for guest. TILLAMOOK, ------ DREGON. ork . Chas. Peterson. pETER^ON. NEW HOUSE NEW FURNITURE LARSEN •HOUSE H. LARSEN, proprietor. BARBER SHOP- First class M. in every respect) best accommodations in the city. Headquarters for the traveling public Lcca.ed □n main street. Tillamook Oregon. BÀTH ROOMS II CONNECTION. The patronage of the public is respect fully solicited. N bxt Ik>oB to S hoe S tobr . Tillamook. - - • Oragon. WATCHMAKER u AND ’ JEWELER, wsreaaz. < uw ... J HEfAllU!«* A^FfCIALTV """' ia J exix MBMB. $1.50 Per Year I STATE AND GEN ERAI Reeves in Kansas City. The sheriff en tered the bank and not a cent of money could be found. The books show that E P assenger A ssociation I s about $6,000 was on deposit when the H appenings in O regon and T he bank dosed. Some of this has been N orth W est . D issolved . paid, but it is impossible to find the Carefully Selected News Items of Interest is will Probably not be Cut at First, amount of payments. The Commercial To the People. Bank, of Portland, was garnisheed and But it Will Kn<i That Way. answered that the bank held $12.266.70 A dreadful storm last Thursday night , All work done by the Western passen- in notes given to the North YamhiU I carried away the house built on top of u*r association during the last six weeks l>ank, as collateral to secure a loan of the mouth of the tunnel about three- went by the board. All members of the $13,281.17. We understand that some fourtliB of a mile from the pumping association threw up their hands and of the givers of these notes hold Mar works at Milwaukee, Wis., and fourteen gave up the hope of an immediate ad tine's receipts of their payment, he nut j men were drowned. justment of the World’s fair rates. The remitting to the Portland bank when the A new A. P. S. can buoy has been cause of the collapse was the announce notes were paid. These notes will have placed off the entrance of Nehalem river ment by DasBenger Traffic Manager to be |iaid over again. The total loss will in 78 feet of water, the point on the Vi nite, of the Atchison road, that his be $6,000 or over and it looks as if Mar north side of the entrance liearing north Ct aipany would, at the expiration of tine was just the amount of loss ahead. east th rhe-quarters north, distant two thirty days, withdraw from membership —McMinnville Register. i and one-tenth miles. in the association. This was done, lie The steamer Polar Bear arrived at As A Prosperous Company said, because liis line could not secure toria from Nehalem City April 20. Cap protection in World’s fair rates west of The Truckee Lumber Company iB one tain Oisen reports that he towed the Missouri river, where it does the largest of the oldest establishments of the kind schooner Lizzie Prien, luiulier laden, to business. The Atchison people say they in the state, and the gigantic scope mid sea, liefore leaving forAstona. The Bear withdrew, not with any intention of cut magnitude of their operations extends will shortly make a trip to Alaska. ting rates, but simply to protect their over several states. Last fall the com Pacific University, at Forest Grove, revenue. pany purchased of the Sierra Nevada offers to erect a new building at a cost of A Vainal,l<- llellc. I Wood and Lumlier Co. the vast regions $50,000, provided the citizens of the town of pine forest lietween Truckee and Ta will subscribe $15,000 toward it. Already Jefferson Fryer, of Independence, lias hoe. The most conservative estimates a number of the more public spirited in liis [mssession a very rare curiosity, say that over one hundred million feet , citizens have subscribed upwards of $11,- whicli lie picked up on tlie beach sand of saw-logs can lie obtained from this 000 and efforts are being made to raise at Tillamook 30 years ago. It consists magnificent belt of timber. the remaining $4000. of a silver medal, io which is attached a A wittol, a barber and a bald-headed The company lias contracted with the long, heavy silver chain, suitable for new railroad (in course of construction man traveled together. laming their wearing around the neck. The medal is from Truckee to Tahoe) to haul one way, they v.ere forced to sleep in the of the shape of a silver coin and is be hundred million feet of saw-logs over its open air, and to avert danger it was tween the dollar and half-dollar in size. line iirthe next ten years. agreed to keep watch by turns. The lot On the obverse are the reliefs of two The officers of the company are J. L. fell first on the barber, who, for amuse ]N>rsons; one of them holds a cross Merguire, President; W. A. Donaldson, ment, shaved the fool's head while lie nearly as high as the figure itself and Vice President, and C. F. Sonne, Secre slept. He then woke him, and the fool, lias a halo about the head. The light tary. These are supported by W. R. raising his hand to scratch his head, ex hand holds a wreath above the head of Spalding, General Superintendent.— claimed: “Here’s a pretty mistake! the other figure, which represents a Pacific Lumberman. Rascal! you have waked the baldheaded youth with his left hand placed over his man instead of me. heart, his right hand holdiug a scroll. The usual proclamation prohibiting Between the figures is an altar, on the taking of seals or other fur-liearing [Sheridan Sun.] which are several wreaths, and whicli A. Campbell of this city walked in animals in Alaska or Behring sea during bears the inscription “1. H. 8.,” written from Tillamook city, arriving home last the season of 1893 was promulgated by across an anchor. Beneath the figures Sunday, lie report* 8‘.j feet of snow on President Cleveland today. It is issued is the legend "Coll. Hoc. Jesu”; around the summit of the Yamhill mountains by virtue of the requirement* of Section the circumference are the words, “Hunt west of McMinnville; the Summit House 1956, Revised Statute* of the United Hie Sua Pnemia Laudi.” The whole is States, ami of Section 2 of the Act of was completely covered perfectly preserved and the work on it March 2, 1889, and in conformity with ■now. is finely executed. It was probably the the terms of Articles 1, 2 and 3 of the Jasper Smith, a well known Tilla- property of some early Catholic mission Treaty of Arbitration with Great Britain ary who perished in a shipwreck. The mooker, is in town. He . CJUHl* gOOll concluded April 18, 1892, which extends health over on the ('oust, but ulmost rightful owner is probably the only one lue modus vivendi until Octolier 1st, to whom Mr Fryer could be induced to bottomless roads. Everybody anxious this year. The penalty is the seizure of for spring to open. The swimming is part with the medal, as he values it very the vessels engaged in the unlawful good along the road, and every rivulet’s highly as a curio. traffic and a tine of $500 to $1,000. a roaring stream. The only, Til Ford, the Salem attorney A gentleman from the Clam Coast, was standing around in the depot oil while coining out the other 'lay, met a Tuesday morning looking out at the fall The story is related of Edwin McCul |iarty of three beautiful schoolmarins go ing rain which had spattered his bald lough, who has squatted on a piece of ing over to tea-li sell. ml. When our in head us lie ruslied from the cars to the the Pomona latnd and Water Company's formant met them they were walking shelter of the waiting room. A discon land between here and Ontario, claim upon a partially submerged log. Our solate h.ik continued to overcast bis ing it is a ]>art of the-overlapping rail traveler says it was a lovely sight to see face and lie was feign toexplain to ever) • road grant, that he introduced himself the dear little rosebuds wading, their one who entered the room that lie had to I >r. Nichols, president of the company, red ami fancy hosiery |ieering out from lost liis “d—n old hat up the road, and and asked to be shown over the com above their tiny shoelets. We hope they ' that lie was waiting for the sun to come pany’s land. He told the Dix-tor that will nil get sc I kmj I s and the good salaries i out bo that he coniti go mid buy a he had an uncle who was interest» I in they so much deserve. beaver.” An the Nun would not accolli- him, ami wanted him to settle down. [Nehalem Times.) miniate him he borrowed a Lut and His uncle had offered to give him a It is reported that Charles Seaman has 1 came over town mid purcliMed appro- piece of land if lie found one suitable sold 100 acres of his land to a company priate head gear, then returned liis Imr- and would settle down on it and cease his roaming. The Doctor, anlici|Hiting who will shortly erect a large saw mill. rowed feathers, thereby greatly relieving Messrs. Smith, Anderton and Wherry, the fears of the owner of the hat. Til a good sale, took the young man in his carriage and drove him over the land he of Grand Rapids, brought down a scow was threatening to walk liack as far as thought he would like; hunted up all load of hides and potatoes, which they Canby to secure liis lost raiment.—Ore gon City Enterprise. the corner stakes ami gave him a full sold to I. R. Holmes, of this city. The Alice Blanchard is now tied up nt description of each piece. They parted, A letter to a gentleman in this city McCullough promising to rejMirt to his from Captain P. if. Crim, states that Mr. the Yaquina docks, not much the worse uncle, ami if satisfactory he would Effenbtirger has put his steam launcli on for her few days rolling on the Halid spit “take” a piece of the land. A few weeks Imard the steamer Harrison and will lie : inside the jetties. The crew ha*been ill later the two again met, and the Doctor here as soon as the weather will permit. a state of disorder ever since she came in, refusing to obey the master's orders, sai<l, “Well, have you heard from your By order of the postmaster-general, uncle yet?” “Yes, Uncle Sam is pretty sealed proposals will be received at the and going and coming an they pleased. well fixed, and decided to give me a |MMt office at Nehalem and Blyliavh, for The rankest kind ol disoliedience pre farm, so I guess I will take this piece.” carrying the mail from Blybach and re vailed on InHird yesterday, ('apt.John He was already located on part of an turn every Saturday. To leave Bly bach son called on the collector of the port odd numbered section, ami light lu-gan at 7 A. M. and arrive at Nehalem at 10 a . for assistance, and lie told the men that to dawn on the president of the land m .; returning leave Nehalem at I r. M. 1 in the complaint made to him, unless they chose Io leave the vessel at once, lie company.—Chino (Cal.) Champion. hik I arrive at BlyIrach 4 r. m . Bids will should ask (or the interference of the U. ’ lie received up to the 1st of May. For Michigan L«»®s. I S. marshal on separate and distinct blanks apply at either oilice. charges preferred by the master before A loml of logs sent from Michigan to Of course this paper is not worth a tlm deputy U. H. Commissioners. The the World's Fair is receiving much at men took the matter into consideration tention. It is said to I m - the biggest load "cuss” and you could make a better one ami concluded the ls-st thing for them without half trying. We knew it and ever hauled by one team, which was a to do was to leave the ship, which they span of geldings, weighing almiit 3,500 we are surprised that you have not found di<l Iasi evening. The captain will ship it out sooner. Of course if you couldn ’t pounds. The load contains .50 logs, all make a lietter*one, you would gooff and a new crew.—Yaquina News. 18 feet long. The smallest one scaled Reliable news telling of a remarkable die. Of course you would. And you 4'16 feet, the largest I,«Off feet, the total wouldn't be afraid to publish all the strike in Willow Springs precinct near being 36,055 feet. The sleds on which choice bits of scandal and give the guilty tlie old post-office is received. The this I. mm I was hauled were built in the one “particular fits!” In fact it would lucky prospector's name is Jacob llerch- woods. The load was held in plaie by be a picnic for you. There isn't half lierger, and so rich is the vein that yes steel chains weighing 2,000 pounds. The enough news in the paper, but if you terday morning be Umk out ruck enough load is 18 feet long, 15 feet wide and 30 liar) it you would fill her up. Of course streaked with gold to easily bring a feet high. you would. You would take "ails” from thousand dollars, and it is estimated Martin* WlMlng the merchants for the honor of having , that he has taken onl no less than $2,.54M) them. course you would. You would since finding the vein a day or two ago. Thursday morning Hlieriff Warren give everylsxly a polite iiersonal and a fine remarkable thing slsiut it is that went to North Yamhill to serve an at dozen copies containing same as a token the vein was discovered right on the old tachment on the Farmers’ and Traders' of esteem. Of course you would. And ! overland stage route and only 2i*I yards bank and found that C. A. Martine, the you wouldn't think of asking a subarrilt- from the Willow Springs stage station, cashier, owner, etc., hail left for part« er to pay up till he felt like it. It would I where, liefore the nolrisnl lines in this unknown during the night. It was as never do to insult a man like that. Cer valley, all overland pmuwngi-rs on the certained that he bail Im-n driven to tainly not. You'd—yew you’d play the , old On-gon and California stage waited Forest Grove, where lie took I lie early deuce running this paper, you would.-X while a change of horses wan made. Several other strikes in the mime vicinity morning tram for Portland. From there A comjrany hs* lm*n org.iniswd to > have Im-ii made lately. The lulls are lie went north on the Northern Pacific, and his whereabouts are unknown. He manufacture lumber at l'an i’eairo, Cal - filled with industrious prospectors, and is probably talking about the gullible ifornia. The company inten.Is to raft l the excitement lias not Im-n no great in people of Yamhill with Bs Id rick and its log. from Oregon ami Washington. i H in>ng matters for yearn.
