Tillamook headlight., May 18, 1893, Image 4

The Lóala Olsen Condemned.
Vamhlll County.
There is a young Fallstaff in tliis plat e
Announcement.
C. E. Reynolds ha» » large lot oi Spanish
who pretends to be a business man,
I Telepholie-Kvxl.tvr I
rt.vx F bancibco , May 9.—United States
hair mattn•► bps , the best made. He re­
I wish to sell a half interest in the though lie doesn’t pay his del ts or even
On Monday F. Wright began tu exca­ District Judge Morrow has condemned
The roa<ls in the timber are very imi<l<ly ceived a Bt»»ck of fine < bails |»er last
try to. We had a laxjk account against vate (or tin* new brick block at the corner tlie schooner Ixruis Olsen. There was
steamer. Call ami see Idin when you HsAlriJtitlT hi some competent mail who
yet.
the aforesaid Lothario,w liicli he neglected
practically no defense. The attorney
of Tliinl and l> streets.
Tlie steamer Truckee i« expected in want anything in the furniture hue, aa will assume active and entire manage­
to pav, an I we sold it to a in in that is in
who appeared for tlie owners admitted
he
ha*
everything
of
that
kind
usually
G.
A.
Douglas,
of
North
Yamhill,
was
to-day.
ment of the paper. None but res|ionsihle a position to collect it. receiving ten cents
tliat tiie vessel had landed Chinese.
in
tlie
city
last
Friday.
It
is
his
opinion
The Tillaux ok Cornet Baixl is being iuMnd in a first class furniture store.
parties, w ho meau business, need apply. on the dollai— amounting to 15 cents
Olsen is under bonds of $5,000. District
Capt. Philip G. East wick p of the F. S.
reorganized.
cash, which we would rather have than that C. A. Martine did not carry away Attorney Garter does not seem satisfied,
My
reasons
for
making
this
offer
are
Mr. Young, father ofO. Young, of Bay Engineer’s Corps, is here to inspect the
a note on the blooming dead-beat for any money wheu lie left that town so and lie pro|M>ses to continue in the work
work on Dry »Stocking bar, which is ex­ that I have other interests that demand one-hundred dollais. Suit would have abruptly.
City, died las* Saturday
of prosecution and Olsen will be called
pected to commence at an early date, my time, and I desire to remain in the
Al. Hussey, formerly a resident of tliis
been brought against him, but everything
The snow is nix feet deep on the North
on to stand a trial on a criminal charge
('tipi. Eastwick has leased the Elmore
city,
and
well
known
throughout
the
lie Ims is under attachment now. We
East for six months or a year
Yamhill stage road yet.
against him.
I fishing station mess house for the men
county died in Portland, Monday, and
Encyclo|MiHlia for sale at this office, i that are to work on the improvements.
Terms and oilier particulars will be may have occasion to ex|»jse him for the
was buried at Sheridan yesterday Tlie
benefit of the public yet.
very cheap, and on montly payments.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Mt. Helm is still crowned with snow, given on application, to those who think
funeral was held under the uuspicies of Land Office
There
was
an
interesting
trial
liefore
at Oregon City, Oregon, May 15
The farmers are bringing in large and the old settlers say that there is no
of buying.
1893.
Notice
is hereby given that the follow'
tlie
Masonic
fraternity.
Jud.e Maulsby Tuesday. It was the out­
quantities of milk to the creamery of this Impe fur settled weather until the snow
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten­
W. F. D. J oses .
[Reporter]
tion
to
make
final
proof in support of his claim
growth
of
the
old
quarrel
about
the
loca
­
place.
is gone from the mountains. It is sup­
that said Proof will be made before the
F. M. Lynch and Roy Wells went over and
tion oftheroadon Wilson rirer, just north
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
An On town corres|’on<lent ntates that posed that presence of snow has the
The steamer R. 1*. Elmore came into
mook. Oregon, on July 6, 1893, under section
Mr. Cutting has started a cranberry tendency to condense the moisture in the the bay Thursday evening w itb a cargo of town L. G. Freeman had J. Svenson to Tillamook one day last wick. Lynch 2301, R. S., viz:
will practice dentistry over there.
Andrew Conklin,
arrested
forob.-truclingthe
roadway
with
orchard.
» loads, w hereupon it is precipitateti in of freight and several passengers. Among
Homestead Entry No. 9479, tor the n w
of 11 e
some logs. T B Hamiley was attorney
W.
A.
Howe,
on
his
return
to
Carlton
•
4
.
u
e
«
of
n
w
«4, of sec. 15, s % of s w ‘4, svc.
Work has liegun on the reconstruction the form of rain .
the passengers were G W. Fearnside, a for Mr. Svenson ami Deputy District
10, tp. 2 11, r ¡0 w.
from the east recently, brought with him
He names the following witnesses to prove his
of the telegraph line between here and
Those w ho ship packages to this place merchant of this city; W. W. Ridehalgh, Attorney A. W. Severance conducted
residence upon and cultivation of
two fine bird dogs (or which lie (»lid $250. continuous
said land, viz.
Forest Grove.
should beware of shipping hy Express via oi Astoria; P. G. Eastwick, Government the prosecution. Some of the testiin my
M I. Reading, S. M. IJailey, Henry Olds and
Editor
Phelps
of
the
official
paper
at
Frof. C II. Freas ami I>r T. H. Mrs- North Yamhill, as it is almost impossible Engineer for Dry Stocaing Bar, and two was very amusing. One witness was
Henry Herdt, of Tillamook, Oregon.
J - T. Appersou, Register.
r<»le went t-» Garibaldi to fish for deep sea to get anything over that route at present, ladies who landed outlie lower buy. The asked how lie removed tlie log. He North Yaniliill, was in the city Saturday. 51-4
He
came
dow
n
to
get
his
pay
for
some
and very slow at any time. You can get Elmore suiled for Astoria again Saturday slated that lie hitched his team to
fish Saturday.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
comity printing, but found, to use ids
Correspondence should reach this office packages here by boat promptly most with several passengeis.
tlie big end of the log ami pulled it own expression, that tlie “damned Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May Is,
i*93
—
Notice
is herebygiven that the follow­
on Tuesday or Wednesday evening to any time, and the charges are very much
G. W. Fearnside lias just received a around. He was then asked how lie county court” had continued liis bill.
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten­
less.
tion
to
make
final
proof ill support of his claim,
insure insertion
very large and complete assortment of moved the other end. Hu promply stated
and that said proof will be made before the
[Sheri lau Sun.]
The H eadlight will cost you only dry goods, boots ami shoes, clothing ami that “Tlie little end followed tl.e big
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Homestead claim, covenient to road
John Moon locatid Fred Tulin on a mook, Oregon, on July 8, 1B93, viz:
and near the hay, for sale very cheap about three cents per week hy tlie year, Gents’furnishing goods. Mr Fearnside end.” A witness could not understand or
E. B. Ely,
homestead
on the Big Nestueca river Homestead Entry No. 8602, lor the w of s w V
and
if
you
cannot
get
that
much
satis
­
has the largest stock of dry goods in tlie speak English, so an interpreter was
Apply at this office.
ue J{ofsw‘4 and s e ‘4 of U w
of sec. 8, tp
last
week.
Limes
Patterson
went
to
his
3 a. 19«.
It is a common thing now tosee farmer’s faction cut of it, reading the county news, city, and makes a specialty in that line. necessary, and there was a demand to
He names the following witnesses to prove his
homestead
over
there
to
do
some
work,
we
don
’
t
ask
you
to
subscribe.
You
will
He also has tlie most complete line of have the witness sworn in Swedish
wagons on the streets now with several
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz.
often save enough to pay fot the county clothing and shoes to be found in the lashion. A bible was necessary, and a last Tuesday,
milk cans 011 them.
G. W. Wallac •, E. E. Lyster, William Pester-
paper by being posted as to what is going town, and he is going 10 enlarge his shoe messenger was despatched to tile H haii -
Unless we miss our guess, Yamhill will field aud Fred Buhrow, of Ncstocton, Ore.
Mrs. Emma Wilson is now’ ready to on in the locality.
5i-4
J. T. Appersou, Register
yield
a
crop
of
grain,
fruit
and
hops
tliis
department room so that it will be, in LIU iit office to procure one, it living
do dress making and cloak making. En­
year that will smprise the natives. Never
We
have
some
ucce
unts
that
we
will
reality,
a
complete
shoe
store.
The
people
deemed
that
this
oilice
would
be
tile
most
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
quire of Mrs Hadlev.
sell very cheap; some for 25 per cent, dis­ are invited to come and look at his new l.kely place to look for one, after which was there a more tiatleriug piosp ct at
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May
We have heard it said that the county
15.
1'13
—Notice is herebygiven that tlie follow
count, some for 50 per cent off, ami some goods.
the oath was administered and the tiial ibis lime of the year
ing named settler has filed noticeot his intention
of Tdlam.xik p iys
ID |wr month rent
to
make
proof m support of his claim, and
that will sell forò cents oil the dollar.
proceeded.
The
jury,
after
hearing
the
Al. Southmayd caught u genuine East­ that said filial
A representative of tlie H k AUIJOUT
fur—well, we won’t say what.
prooi will be made before the Register
Any downright mesti man who Ims the visited tlie Fairview creamery oil Satur evidence, gave a verdict of "not guilty.” ern brook trout in the Yamhill liver one and Receiver of Oregon City, Ore., on July 20.
The Tillamook H eadlight , one of the facility of worrying money out of dead­
Such neighliorliood wrangles are to lie day last week. It is one of tlie thousands 1893, viz:
Max Fisher,
beat paying country newspaper in the beats should call at this office and see day, and found everything in working deplored, as they rt suit in 110 goial to any
Entry No. 9>32. for lots 3 and 4, sec.
turned loose a year or two ago in tile Homestead
order. At present the patrons are bring­
1, lo.s 1 and 2, sec. 2, tp. 2 n, r 10 w.
state, is lor sale.—Salem Democrat.
what b | mj <'illations we have to offer them.
He names the following witnesses toprove his
ing in about 5J00 lbs. of milk per day, one, ami put tlie county to needless ex­ Willamette river from a government
residence upon and cultivation of,
\V N Vaiiglm had seventeen sheep
The regular price of the Oregonian is but it is expected that during the summer pense. Nobody but the lawyers reap any hatchery in M.ciiigan Tlie Michigan continuous
said land, viz:
killed a few nights ago. Wonder if there J2.0O per year; the Examiner is |1 50 |>er
William Winkler. Daniel ( ronin Henry Toll!
lienefit. It is said Hint the end of tlie tisli is more bulky and lacks the lithe,
tlie
daily
supply
of
milk
will
reach
20,900
an<i Theodor Matznick.ol Nehalem, Ore.
is a stale law regarding sheep-killing year. You can have the Oregonian and
51 4
J. T. Appersou, Register.
lbs , which, at a very low estimate, will quarrel is not yet We have no idea a lio shapely build of the gamey native.
dogs 7
H eadlight for $3.00 ¡»er year, or the make a weekly shipment of alsiut two is most to blame, but we think it is time
Xelialrm
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
We give away with every dozen of H eadlight ami Examiner for $2.60 per tons of butter. Tlie manager, Mr. Mosier, to stop it before there is serious trouble.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May
cabinets one life size ciayon port rail for year. This rate applies only to new suh- is an experienced batter maker, and there
15. i 8<-3—Notice is herebygiven thattne follow
[Xelislem Time*.]
ing-mimed settler has tiled notice of his inten­
a limited time only, at H eins , Art scribers to the Oregonian and Examiner. is no reason why the product of this
Assessor Chas. Pye is working in this tion Io make final proof in support of his claim,
Gallery
61-52
Other paper are supplied to our sub creamery should not command a good
that said proof will be made before the
ill the regular teachers’ examination part of tile county . He reports that he is and
County Clerk of Tiliamuuk county at Tillamook,
Price Triplet has quite a number of serihers at reduced rates.
Oregon, on July 8, 18I-3, viz:
price. The revenue derived from this certificates were issued as follows: 1st progressing nicely.
William 1 esterfield,
horses to train on the fair ground. People
The steamer Elmore, having aia^o source will lie a welcome addition to the grade, G. R. Huff, Miss Lena V. Prescott;
The Nelinlt ni Mill C< nipany have com­ Homestead Entry No. 7I46, for the 11 w *4 of sec.
here are taking a grout of interest in of freight for E G. E. Wist and others, income of Tillamook farmers, and will 2nd grade, Miss Maggie Tone, Miss Retta pleted their re|H<irs ami will now run 7, tp 3 s. r 9 w.
ile names the following witnesses to prove his
horses of late.
of Neliah in, Btarted to go into that place demonstrate in an uumistakabh* manner S< liomp; 3rd grade, S W. Jerman, Miss regular They changed their saw» so continuous residence upon and cultivation 01.
land, viz:
Some of those who took examination Tuesday, but as the captain was not ac­ tluil tlie daily interests of Tillamook are Theresa Orr, Miss Francis Smith, Miss they can saw the larg st logs wi.liont said
H. A. Ely, Geo. W. Wallace, Henry Hayes ami
F.
Lyster, of Nestocton, Oie.
E.
last week were not trying for teacher’s quainted with the I ar, it being changed well worthy of encouragement.
Winnie Bennett, Miss Dora High and blasting.
Si-4
J. T. Epperson, Register.
licenses They were doiug it for practice I considerable of late, the boat went ashore
Mrs May Willey.
Wm. Russel brought iu a pair of elk
The pleasant countenance of Mr. George
i on the spit. Bae g"t off safely, however, 1
and fi*r a standing.
Ilylaud tell across the threshold of this Common School Diplomas were issued horns which will be shipped to Geo. W
PAINTING,
A pleasant social party was given nt Wednesday morning, i.u damage being office last Wednesday morning, and in h : May 15, to Misses Myrtle Reynold» and Bartley, of Astoria They have seven
done,
and
discharged
In
r
cargo
She
is
the residence of Dr. W .1 May last Fri­
prongs on each side mid are a pirfect
cheery tune asked "how’s the Transcript?" Dora Mills.
day night, quite a numl»er of bc I hn J expected here.today.
Being informed that it was "O. K.” Mr. I A fine grade of sûliOol work is being pair of horns.
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. is busy Hyland unbosomed to us tlie information done in the Latimer district, Mrs Kane,
teachers being present.
and Paper-hanging.
G. B. Johnson and I. B. l’ape are re-
. . From some unknown cause the con- sawing all tlie time now, and has a mar­ that lie is still with the Holton House, teacher.
pairing the telegraph line tins week For estimates and prices call on, or write to
H ermann G esnnkr , Beaver Post-office,
Bactur fur the work on Dry Slocking bar ket for all the lumber sawed by I he nidi the very popular hotel of Portland. This
We are very glad to welcome teachers They ure giving the line a thorough over­
41
Tillamook County. Ore.
has not arrived yet. The government in for s<*me time, and no doubt the market house Ims lutely changed hands, having from neighboring counties w ho come in hauling ami expect it will he in good
The only been purchased by Messrs. Markley,
•fieclor is hero waiting lor tlie work to will get belter henceforth
shape all summer.
trouble now is to find shipping facilities Hays mid Roche, tlie two formei being with State Certificates. Tlie laws of tliis
begin.
state make it an easy matter fir teachers
to
get
it
to
i
’
ortlai.d.
The
Augusta
c
an
’
t
South I rairie.
two of Oregon's most prominent men in to get state papers. Every teacher that
The steamer Augusta discharged a
large cargo of freight nt the w harf on carry it fast (‘notigli and the Harrison politics, while Mr. Roelie lias been no can possibly do so should make an effort
Tlie
crops
are
glowing rapidly.
Friday. She sailed for Portland Monday can't be secured at present. However, less prominent in Nebraska. Tlie licit..n to secure the higher grades.
Chas. Wells and family ate visiting
it
is
encouraging
to
know
that
there
is
a
with a large cargo of <edar lumber for
is situated right at the point w lu re tlie
A petition is 011 file iu this office for the here this week.
demand furl he lumber.
I ohn A ('o.
train stops as it goes into l’onhind and
The Leading
division of district No 31 (Bay City).
Our old neighbor, Mr. McMillan, was
The
county
clerk
is
making
a
copy
of
people of the West Side will tind it largely
The typos in this office have type­
lieie
on
business
last
week.
Distra-ts No. 31 and 17, Trask river,
written “copy” now. Tli. se who have the delinquent tax roll and it will be to their advantage to stop there, ns tlie
There is every indication at present
have been consolidated.
had expet iviic <> with tlie manuscript completed the last of this week, when a house is al tlie starting and stopping
I gist Friday evening tlie teachers were for a good fruit crupthis year
usually furnished by editois know how warrant will be issued and placed in the point; is dose to tlie business center of
A tramp came into this neighborhood
hands of the Sheriff for collection. 1 be the city; its rooms are light, airy and received and royally entertained at the
to applet isle I he situation.
Sheriff has to make return hy July 1, and cointortnhle, and its proprietors gentle­ residence of Dr. May. A pleasant pro­ recently but as lie met with a cold recep­
The telegraph o|>erator and the editor he will ptocred to enforce the collection
tion lie did not remain long.
manly ami accommodating. Mr llvland gram wus rendered, cons'sting of instru­
of this paper have bought a type-writer—
Mr. John Marolf returned from Port­
as last as ¡.ossible, ms suoli as he get» tlie |1J|S friends in this sedioli (as he has in 11 mental ami vocal music ami lecitationa.
one that sits oil the table. Il is an ex­
of Tillamook
wairant. I he notice oi levy wdlbeposted a|f parts of (he North west) and w ill be Short addresses were delivered by Dr. land last Friday. He came via the Wil­
cellent machine, the same kii d that is on Hie leal estate, alter which the land
son
river
road
and
reports
some
snow
on
out on another visit lie fore long.—Dallas May, T. B. Handley and E. K. Barnard.
used in the county clerk’s office.
the mountains.
will he adveitised tor sale.
Observer.
In a recent school examination tlie
In the exclusion on Memorial Day a
Preparations are being made for the
Mr. J E Howard, w lio Ims the con­
students
answered
as
fi
llo
.vs:
Locate
the
An outside paper that publishes sen­
general invitation is extended to the struction of the government work at
South l’rairie ami Pleasant Valley Sab­
Have to otter
sational matter, reached this place Tues­ stomach. “The stomach is a little north bath schools to unite in the observance
distant schools to take a part in the
Grav’s Imrlsir ami at Tillamook, Ims
of
tlie
intestines.
”
[E
ihiokiai
.
Nore
:
—
exercises. Mexican and Indian war vet- arrived at Portland trom the latter place day and an article in it caused a little
of Children's Day.
excitment. Il contained some very racv We always supposed that the stomach
i iaiiM are vx|s*cted tu be prest nt.
The dike al Gray's Imrlair will la-com
was about Sou’-liy-Sati’-West of the left­
KKAI. BATATE TltASSFKItS
The leport that the interest on county Illi ted ill a short time, and Mr. Howard reading regarding the escapades of cer­
hand vest |>ocket.] What should Ire the
tain
parties
in
this
town
and
some
people
wariants had been reduced to lour per is now milking arrangement* to com­
result oi a careful study of physiology?
Geo. U . Pettit to A. L. Aiderman, bond
cent is a mistake, so far as we can learn mence the woik ot building the dike at expect serious consequences to follow.
“it destroys the health.” What is meant for deed.
Tho.*r who have searchctl the session laws I'illautook. He has engaged tlie steamer We have no means ot know ing whether
the allegations are true or not, aud in by the poles? "A )nle is the eml of a
Roln ins A Pape to C. Clark, trad on
say they can’t find any such law.
Toiwo and will use her in connection with
Nehalem, $250.
fact it is uoiie nl our business, though we sphere.”
The steamer South ('oast went out this work.—Astoria Budgett.
believe such articles are productive of no
We have a long list of teachers that are
U. S. Patents to J. Graef. G. O. Nolan,
Saturday Isaind for ban Francisco She
Delicion*Dried (Evaporated)
Our Pleasant V
\ alley correspondent good, even if they are true, unless the looking for schools.
A. L. Alderman.
took out a small cargo of lumber lor tli<* should try again, sending his Idler two
Pears............................... 15eta. per lb.
writer
signa
hie
name
to
them,
or
in
some
I R Beals to John Barke>, tract ot
Oregon A t'aliloiina Cooperage Co., and days sootier, aud avoid mentioning tlie
I'tllsiiv AL.
way
shows
that
he
is
not
afraid
to
father
land
in
Blackwell
Imm-tead,
$200
was piloted over the bar by the steamer state of the weather. Send items of in­
Muscat Raisins (not grapes) 6 »' »»
his own artiche The thing that the
A. L. Aiderman to G. W. Pettit, trad
Miss R A. Iluse has gone to Seattle.
Elmore.
terest only, even if there is only one or
Choice
Dried (.tapes............. 5 >» > »
J. II. Biidgeford lias gone to Salem on of 90 hi res in see. 20 and 29, 2 11, 10 w
At the city council meeting last Satur­ two of them. We Imrk over all such now . is the name of the correspondent
4
$1200
Extra Large Silver Prunes. .15
day night the bill of the city marshal was work patiently and when possible give Unit sent the articles to the outside pap-r, business
T. J. Bridgeford to A M McDermott,
allow cd and the contract for building the encouragement to young |»-ople who try ami they will not find out, perhaps, un­ U & E. Thayer are expected Imine
lots 15 aud 16, blk. 67, Pacific Add. to California Figs, make a de­
fire hell tower whs let to .1 A. Munroe their hand at adiiling us news items. less they bring suit against lhepa|*r that next week
Bav City, $375.
licious sauce....................I5 »» » »
The tower is to la» 20 feet square at the The first Ivtter written by the editor ot Contained the article If we ever sav
J F. Revher, of Glenora, was in this
Henry
Told
to
Nehalem
Mill
Co
.
base and 00 (act high
this paper for tlie newspapers was not anything against our neighbors. We will tow n this week.
interest in s e >4 of u w >4 and lot 2, sec
I». C. Pearce went to Portland per 27. 3 n, 10 w. $6(i0.
It is about lime some of our prominent published
say it either over or under our own name,
The steamer Elmore makes ix>nnectiou so that the aggrieved parties may know steamer Elmore.
leal estate owners are circulating a sub
Admlnlntrator'n Notice.
ai riptiou to raise funds to conalriut the with the San Frauciseu steamers, w hich who to lick
Rohl. Crawford, o( Nehalem, was ill
tliis town yesterday
road from here west to Tillamook river. arrive iu Astoria every four days Hence
A paragraph went the ronnda of the
Notice is hereby given that the under­
11 this < ity is Idn'ial the county might be tlie Elmore will make trip* here every
W. W. Conder, county clerk, Iliade a signed administrator of the Estate of E
newspa|iera, stating that tlie legislature
induced to help a little.
lour days during the summer months
had passed « bill givings bounty of $3.00 trip to Nestuci a last week.
A. llarlsHir lias tile<lin theContitv Court
A wedding will occur tonight at Ya- Through freight rates are made to Port­ each for sea lion’s tails. The II baim .I oiit
<i. W l’lielps, of Netarts, has gone to <>f Tillamook County, Oregon, his final
«puna t»ay, as a ic-uilt of the recent meet­ land or Sun Fram -isco the same as hy re-published the item, thinking it all Portland on business
account as such administrator and tlie
ing ol the slate legislature. Two of the otlier mutes Passengers can leave Port­ right, hut when the session laws appeared
w W Ridehalgh, of Astoria, was in Court has set Monday, the 2nd day of The liest Flour mude ........ »3 85 |>er bbl.
land
on
the
night
Isvats
and
after
a
go.
si
clerk . Mi \V F. Baxter, of Salem, snd
the alleged l .wcouldnot 1«found among the city on business last week.
July 1893, at 10o'clock in the forenoon,
Mias E. M I.vnis, of Yaquina, will Is* sleep wake up in Astoria, ready to take them. Tile worst of it was, Jaimw Wilson
tor the heariug and settlement of said Hine Syruu, full weigh gal­
C.
T.
Hills,
the
horseman,
is
living
tlie
Elumr*
for
Tillamook.
W
lien
in
at
united in marrisgr.- \lbanv Democrat.
and the Hauxhurat Brow. Iia<l braved the Geo. Ell oil’s place on the Sand Spit.
account,
at which time nil persons in­
lon tins......................... 50 i ts.
Portland, the day* of railing for tlie
terested may present fur bearing any oh-
Mrs. riiderwoml has purchased a halt Elmore may be ascertained bv consulting mighty deep, going in small boats through
J. E. Sibley, of Hotwonville, and If. E. jertiuns to said account.
loaming breakers, to the Netarte rocks to
intviest in (lie 1 Tillamook Hakery and the time-table of the I’. P. Co.
kill sea lions for the bounty on lheir Xelson, of Nehalem, »«•re in th« vjtJ. 50-2
Rtslaurant with Mr Win. Knoll, and
1>. J. Duxx, Administrator.
Patties who *end timber notices to this tails. After usiug alwnt $10.00 Wurth of yesterday
the bunine«* will lie conducted as usual
County
Warrant. Pnyahle.
st the old stand
G. W Fearnside has just returned from
They will be pleased office for publication are r**|>eetfully re­ ammunition, and risking their live*, thev
minded
that
payment
must
be
made
iu
gut
about
17s
tails,
1
to retain all (he • former patrons of the
The follow ing numbered county war­
which were supposed I urtlaud where he ha* been purchasing
advance, or the amount for each notice, to I* as good as $’>25.00 in cash. Being
large stock of dry goods.
establishment
rants of (lass "A" will be pair] on pre­
»10.00, deposited iu the bank here, to be in need of some m< ney, the sea lion
sentation at tl.e conntv treasurer’s office-
tapt Brownlee has returned t<i Port drawn by no, when publication is com­
Hebo.
limiters i ffered some ..( the tails as Col
4I»J 49« 375 374 477 5t>9 479 39”
land Before going lie expressed him­ pleted ami affidavit of publication made.
lateral to secure a l.stu. It is said that a
Rev. Barrett has returned from Seattle 411 397 484 507 380 517 509 1598 571
self aa well pleased with the route for the We send affidavit direct to the Land
certain party advan< e.l money on them,
What lias become of our Nestucca 5<2 .Mìo 523 577 421 I769 5«,« (gg A new and elegant line of
tap. Meare* light house road. It is Office This rule is made in order to
«89 6tW «>j 887 1K4 662 694 758 75.
exjsctmg
to
get
it
I
.<>
k
as
soon
M
th*
bridge»
umlerMood ||,at work will l**gtu at this prevent any delay in pnrties proving up.
Will Bslvfelt and Wm Butt Jr
No interest w ill be
after this date.
Boots and Shoes
end the rillainook river. Operations W* do not fear losing the utouev as a re-ion law. were out B n the session
go to
'
May 4, 1393
will legin aa soon ns the hid* ar* let, general rule, but as we have had so ne laws disappointed thrm It is raid that .................
just received.
Gxo. C ohn , Co Treas.
and advertisement* for same will appear tmuhl» in getting what is due ns we are th* rea lions de-11. y salnkm, *0 the
Rev Wm. Butt will preach at Three
huntara 4—xne t e iluinks of the «
wuon.
■
Ill-
Rivers
School
house
Sunday,
May
obliged to make the ram* rule for all.
21. at
inanity» it nothing more
Money to loan in email amounts. In­
Il A. M Al] are invited.
Look out for our announcements everv week
quire at I. T. Maulsby.
BICE* ITIKS.
Frescoing, Decorating,
Cohn & Co
MERCHANTS
“Dried “Fruit
“Department
Several
íes
Fresh California Cream Cheese.
We always hare «omrtMas new to otter