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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1893)
Cohn & Co., IN THZ ClSClIT COIST or TH« HTATN OT O«K therefore upheld. The case of Martel (6 L. I)., 566) is quoted Published every Tburaday evening. from and the principle there laid down as the law in cases like the OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. one under consideration is in full E ditor and Puoi mieto »» as follows: T om C oatek ‘•The rule requ ,.g actual resi 1893. dence of the claimant on the land for six months preceding entry is It \ I HS <>F SCH-.I RlFTION. l'or the purpose of testing the good (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) <i o. faith of the claimant; but where One year .75. Six months the good faith <if the settler is Three months otherwise sufficiently established, AllVEIil IslXG SATIS per year J6.75 temporary al-sences during any I Inch, per month Jo.7.5 " " Zo.oo 3........................ «>5 ” ” 3300 period of the settlement fur the •4'•'*!. ” ” 3-75 ” ” 60.00 »Í............................... t>75 ” ” ioo.oo purpose of earning a living not in 1 ” ” ” 11.00 Local notic“*. iocH per line: and set« after th«- fir»t insertion. ctM per line for first consistent with an honest intention insertion for regular advertisers to comply with the law, will be Loti, Found. For Re it ForSale, Wanted, and bpreial notii es. In c!.tS’»ilied “ad ' o I uiiíiih . at accounted as constructive resi t n* rate of one cent per word for fit st insertion a id halt rates th leafier. dence.” Legal notices. Nonpareil rocts. per line for tlr-t insertio 1 a:id acts per line fur each slibse Continuing the secretary says: q lent insertion. • • “1 am of I lie opinion 11 mt. judged All local n »tices will be “starred'’ or otherwise by this rule, t e good faith of designated as advertisements. No spe**ial position w ill be agreed upon for Ellingwood is not impeached by a iy ad.etli .ement. though we take especial his absence from the lami to earn p nils to dis.day advertising matter effective!) a 1 I give a * favorable po-ition as possible, fre money tu support himself and fam quently elianging the 'make-up'' of the paper ily and to enable him to pay fol We ill ike a special effort to change or re build lile lami.” advertís nieiils ns often as our Daltons destre. 1« it m ike no contract to that • ffc< I The land is now tallied at 8100 • • No cuts will be used, except out line c its on to 8200 per acre, although it would tnelal bases. « • la- impossible to obtain anything We reserve t.'ie right to reject any advertise me it that we dec’ll objec li<»nablu. like the latter amount for it at T:-; <Ms: Cash in advance for small advertise present.” Silhtmooh iji’iiblipht ments, an I payment is required Monthly or quarterly on large contracts. <!o re<j»o 1 h’licu on topics of general Interest, Invited. \ I lre-<M all (’oiii'iinniciitions to T he II 4.WH.HIHT, T illamook , <» h . consequently the United States OOM FOB THZ COCNTV Of TILLAMOOK. cannot exercise or claim exclusive JobauMC W.hjert Pltff Noticeof8hertr, Mansheim. and I Sale. jurisdiction over it and the seal Thomas Joseph Green, Defts. J fisheries therein. The United States Notice is he eby given that by virtue of an execution duly issued out of the above named to «“force a will have to pay damages to sealers court on the nth day of July judgment against the above named defeudai.ts who were prevented from catching and In favor o the above named plaintiff, and to me directed and delivered as sheriff of seals by the modus vivendi, the Tillamook county, Oregon, and commanding me to aell the following described real pro amount of which will be decided perty. belonging to said defendant, Joseph Green to satisfy said judgment to-w>t: the by the commission, and damages «urn of $2S2 9S and 25 45 interest and the further sum of $18.25 costs and accruing costs, to-wit: will also have to be paid to sealers the S E k of Sec 20, Tp. 1 N, R 6 " • ot t"e Willamette Meridian in Tillamook County. illegally seized. In the latter cases Or-gun Now therefore after due levy having been made bv me upon said premises and by an international commission will virtue of said execution and order of sale, I will >ell at public auction for cash in b»*«»d. have to be appointed. The decision I at the court house door at Tillamook, in lilla- mook countv, Oregou, at the hour of 10 o clock is on the whole satisfactory to in the forenoon, on the 26th day of August. 189L said described laud or premises as afore both nations, and vindicates the said to satisfy said judgment and costs and accruing costs. , , , , . wisdom of those who advocate this Given under mv hand this 24 ‘lay of July 1893, J. I). E davaeds , Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore method of settling international 9-'3 disputes. The work of this com NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. mission is also an innovation inas- i Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 3« 1893.—Notice is hereby given that the following much as it is the first attempt to| named settler Ims tiled notice of his intention to make finalproof in support of his claim, and share the products of the ocean that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at l illamook, Ore outside of t he three-mile-limit. It I gon. on September 20, 1893, viz: Daniel R Hurlbu.t, will probably necessitate both na HoiiKRtvad No. 92 4, for the lot 2 and e *3 of s w 11 and h w *4 of > e W, sec30. tp. 1 s, r 10 w. tions keeping a fleet in the North He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, Pacific in order to prevent poacli- said land, viz: i"g- _______________ In making up the assessment roll in accordance with the new law which requires that land shall lie assessed in the school and mail districts the assessor and liis as sistant have found many instances where 11 tract of land owned by one party is divided so as to be in several districts, In one cnse n tract of 500 acres was found to lie in seven school mid five road districts, making it necessary to assess the land in twelve parts. This makes the work very tedious and unsatisfactory. If each divi sion was of tin- same value, there would be no difficulty, tut as it is, one tract is often cleared and has improvements on it. while the next on<- may be rough mid uncultivated. Many people are also uncertain as to the description and location of the land and unless the assessor is very careful he is apt to get the more valuable parts assessed in the wrong district and vice vers.-.. J. W. Waxwell, Benjamin O’Hara. B. O'Hara, and William O Hara, all of Netarts, lillamook County, Oregon. ii-]6 J. T. Appersou, Register. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. I,and office at Oregon City, Ore.. July 3L *^93- —Notice is hereby given that the fullowing- tiamed settler has tiled notice of h:s intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk ofTillamook County, ut Tillamook, Ore., on September 20. I893, viz: J. 11. Brown, Homestead No. 8842. for the e % of n w ’4. sec. 25. and «■ e *4 of s w % and s w of s e *4, sec 24. tp. 3 s, r 9 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: A illiam Thacker, Seth Moon, _Charles Smith, and Wesley Smith, all of Blaine, TLlamook county. Oregon 11-J6 J. T. Appersou, Rcgis’er. The Boman |H*ople were supplied from the public granaries, in fact alter the dethronement of the Tar quins Rome was for a time an DEFINITION OF RESIDENCE. example of purely democratic form NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. A ib-i-ir-ioii <if Firnt A hn I m I iiii I of government. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 10. 1*93. -Notice is hereby given that the follow At one time (lie people revolted Si-<-i-< liu-y Sim« i-i-v<-i>iiig the <!<■- ing-named settier Inis filed notice of his intention h> make lilial proof under Fee 2301 R. S , in sup cinion of lln- coiiiiniisHioiK'i' of the ami threatened to disrupt the port of his claim, and that said proof will be made betb.e the County Clerk of Tillamook nation. A wise old diplomat was geiienil I iiik I office in the contest County, nt Tillamook, Ore., o.t Aug. 29, 1^93,viz: U illiain M. Oakes. hy JulitiH ('. 1’ iiu I hoii of the pi-e- sent to placate them mid told them Homestead entry No. ^6,9. f‘,r t»>e e 1of 11 e ’4. sec 26, t|» 1 n. r 10 w. eni|ilion entry of John N. Elling- a I'alde of a supposed rebellion thill lie names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon and cultivation wood has been i-eccivi-d at the broke out in Ihe human body, the of, said land, viz. I.. E. Oyei. I). Sargent, If. Parmer, W. C. Scuttle I iiik I office. The land in various active m.mbers rebelling Morton, of Bay Ci;v. Oregon. 7-12 J. T. Appersou Register. against the Stomach, alleging that «•«»lit roversy is Ihe east halfofthe northeast quarter of section .32 the stomach was a useless lazi T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for P ublication . township 24 north, of range 5 east, member subsisting upon the labor j Cnited States Land Office. Oregon City. Ore gon. July 24, 1893— Notice is hereby given that and liesahont eight miles southeast of the limbs, jaws, and all other in compliance with the provisions oi the act of Congress of June 3 187M, entitled “An act for the parts of the liiimnii body. The from Si uttle. -a e of timber lands in the rtates of California, Oregon, Nevada and W ashington Terntory, ’ sage politician then indicated Ihe On February 16, 1889, Elling- Jonas T. ( hick, of Larch. County of Tillamook. State of Oregon, mooi I filed his claim, buying pur helpless condition of th - rebellious has thisd iy fi.ed in this office bis sworn state ment No. 2903, for the purchase of the w 12 of s chased from a limn named Loftus members after the stomach had The Northern Pacific lias gone w '4. s e *4 of s w l4, and s e of s w k . ofsection No. 26, in tp. 1 s. r 7 w, and will offer proof a relinquishiii -nt of all right to the been deprived of all sustenance into the hands of a receiver caused to show tfiat I he land sought is more valuable land and the possession of all the and showing the inevitable died by general dull time ami falling off for its timber orstone than for ngrienltuial pur poses, and to esia -lish his claim to said land improvements made by him. These upon the political stomach, in the of shipping r< ecipts, the <h licit ill l>t-;'oi<• tin- IP yister mid Receiver of this office at Oregon City. On gon. 011 Wedne-dav. tile 1st iniprovi-ini-nts were of some value, shape of the government, if the the past luonlli being over 8600,000 day of X'oven.her 18 3 lie names as witnesses: .¡«din Kuns, of McMinnville, Oregon, H. C. and the house especially was very people refused it further aid. The compared with the same month Wood, of Oiegoi. Citv. Oregon, M. T. Records, and Ulixe Rhude, of Larch. Any and all persons claiming adversely the substantial. After filing liis claim rebellious populace recognized the last year. That is the directors ab(>\e-descfibed Linds are requested to fi e their Ellingwood took up his residence application of the fable and re side of the story. Now a stock claims in Ibis office on or before said i.-t day of Nov« mber 1 93 12 21 J. T. Appersou. Register. on the laud and made additional turned to the city. holder comes forward and blings Our present limineinl disturb suit against the directors for mal improii-meiils. lie was a poor man Notice. and had a family in Boston depen ances indicate how necessary to feasance in office, claiming they Notice is hereby given that the Board of dent upon him for support. In lln- people and public prosp.-ritv is bought property for the railroad in Equalization for I lie County of TiLamook, State of On g' U. will meet at thé office of the County order to furnish them this support that stomach which is composed of which they were personally in Clc k wi said county, on Monday, August 28. 1S93, for the pur| ose of equalizing tue As.-essment of and also to support himself, Elling I lie banking system. lor tlie 5 ear 1893 terested, making large profits for the As county it will be necessary to obtain an extention wood was iilidel* the necessity of 1 his system has become so de themselves and losing money for of time, further notice will be gi .en of the meet ing of the board. working nt his trail.-, that of a pleted ami constricted that Imps the railroad. 1213 C harles P ye . County Assessor. cnrpeiiter, in S.-atlle, spending the ! can not be picked or marketed, few days of leisure he hud i-ueli advances can not be had on salmon, N b I s Thompson, week upon his cluiiil. wheat can not lie handled nor < >ii ueeollllt of these forced ab shipped from the interior to the sences from the claim I’aillson, the sea coast, nor thence foreign; fruits e mtestilill in this ease, was of the can not be picked or calmed. All opinion that Eilingivood could not the industries of the United States Fornitine. Cabinet Work, etc . made t.» ord. r prove up, mid filed u contest in the are standing paralyzed Ibr tin- lack SCROLL SAWING S utile laud offiec. In Muy, 1890. of supply of ready money. Ready Stage will leave Forest Grove for Tillamook every Tuesday and Friday: Tillamook Wednes n hearing was had mid on .lune 28. .. ...... .. not necessary to In- used for Wooden Pumps made. days and Saturdays. 1890, a ilecision whs rendered in long terms but on 60 to 90 days H. D JONES Prop.r Next door to Fred. Luisens Blacksmith Shop favor ol* EllingwiHid. The evidence lime. When y» u coii.e T illamook , O regon . introduc 'd al the hearing of the The real fact is that the members t«> tile Wilxtin contest, in the opinion of the local of society are dependant upon each Ki ver country, Mm L *J. RUQQLE8 Mr» J. JOHNSON ht«»|»Htl<t elier’«. otlieinls, fully sulislmitiiiti-il tin- other. One class eun not prosper- light of ElliiigwiMid to the claim, eus|y chiti on a pros crons bus its it was proven in u satisfm-tori iness while any other class is suf ninnner llml nil of liis nhseiicei- fering. It lias In-eli demonstrated from the claim had been for tin that the rich cannot, if lhei would, Near Court lloit*e Tll.I.AMOOK, O he . purpose of earniug menus for tIn despise the poor and their small Talegraph office in the house. support of himself mid family. This accretions. The poor can not safely (»rain and hay lor teaniR. Stage bi-ing the case, ill iieeori'ii ice with attempt to ruin the rich. t«> Forest Grove the custom ot the bind offices or Tillamook, when ordered. Ihrougliout tin- West, the deeision Alter a long and careful inquiry Wils given in liis favor. Ail iippeul the Behring Sen commission has mis taken and the commissioner ol rendered its decision. It establishes GEO. W KIGER the gem-nil hind office reversed the il close season to lie observed ill tile 41-54 Bay Citv ruling oftlie I im - u I office. Ellingwood Behring Sen mid North Pacific PAINTING, nppeiiled in liis lorn mid by the Oeenn. A protected zone is estab decision just received. William II. lished extending sixty milesarouml Simins, tin- first assistant seervtarv the 1‘i-vby lull' islands and the use Hot and cold water baths reversi-d the commissioner. of lire arms in sealing is prohibited. and Paper-hanging. at any time. In the decision I lie seci-etury Ihe commission decided that the For estimates and prices call on. or write to H kb MANN G ksmskr Iknxrr I. offi, r, holds that the only qiu-slion to lie Behring Sea is not a marc clauscm. 41 THIaniiM'k County. Ore Fi^t ClBft in every Respect. decided in whether or not the ab sences of Ellingwood from his claim Opposite Larsen House. were in truth mid in fact for the Tihamook, Oregon. purpose of eiirning n lix mg for him A ------ < ' ♦ Vlnxtopvnplicr, self mid family. If so, then In CABLI’. KNUDSON, should have the claim iu spite of all contests on the ground of aban Blacksmith. Iiiatantaneoim prmeMN for l>al iea doniuent. If not, then it was a * hiuli itisiiies sm-eess ♦ rv t ine. All kinds of «nod work and « agon breach oftlie well known require work done. ment« oftlie Unileil States from a settler ami showed Ilia laid faith \ ivw» of ihe lucMt iiiqoitaiit Horgeghoeing 0 {Specialty. when making the entry. The local pl uv« of inttn-M in (lit eoniii v. officer* are the liest judges of fact ill the case and their division ia STUDIO COR 1ST ST AND 3RD AVE E, OVER HEADLIGHT OFFICE Piai-« of Intaine» In Win. Ht-inidlcr at Forest (¡rove and Cabinet Mailer and Carpenter. Tillamook. STAGE LINE. Hitöfiltu & Joijiwon AMPLE The Largest General Merchandise Dealers in Tillamook County. Just note a few of our specialties in our different Departments this week. BOOTS AND SHOES. GROCERIES. We carry the most complete stock of fancy groceries in the city. Olives, Mushroons, Pineapples, Asparagus, Delicious Tomatoes. Catsup, and Worcester Sauce, French Mustard. Shrimps, Imp. Sardines aud all other fancy groceries that are used. Try one of those delicious Sugar Cured Hams, I that have just arrived. Our stock ot : xk > u an<l ahoea waa uever more complete than it is now. We carry a full and complete line of the celebrated Bradley, McCalf St Co’» good» and are aellingthem much cheaper than other Merchant» carrying the same good, Try us with foot ware and be convinced that »r are the cheapest and give the best value for your money. COHN1 de LADIES FANCY GOODS. LADIES DRESS GOODS. Our summer goods must go at any price for we do not want to carry them till next year. Now is the time to gut good dresses cheap. All of our 25 cts. dress goods are selling at 15 cts. a yard. See our variety in outing flannels and sateens. In Corsets our stock is complete and we can suit anyone. We have jllat added to our already large »lock of Ladies’ b’aucy gooda a large line of Lace, and Embroideries, and ladiea w ishing anything in that line will do well to call aud examine our stock, w e are selling these good» very cheap.- Call and «ee them even if you don't wish to buy anything. We have just received the largest and finest stock of ZTecls-Ties ever brought to this city. We have them in all the latest shapes and colors, and varieties and can suit anyone. p.in't f.irgPl that we are buying nil kinds ef produce, ami that we pay the Idgherst price, for it is just as go-xl as < ash to ns. We are located at King’s comer, and deliver goods free of charge to any part of the city ('.■me mid inspect our immense stock of wall pnp-r, it is the largest this side of l’nril.iiid, wei-nii suit anyone in price mid variety. We are here to announce That the Augusta has arrived and that Lamb has received A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS. Everything New.L J ew Building, J ew Goods at the TILLA1V[OOK BOOk; ^TORE zi full snf/dy of School Books, Stationery, Magazines, anil Periodicals always on hand. B. C. Lamb, Prop’r *.» ¡lie pince !.. find lln gains in DRY T/te Largest stock of Boots and Shoes in the City. Hats S Caps. Gents Furni shing Goods. i T GOODS, AGENCY FOR BRADLEY&METCALFCO? CELEBRATED Complete line of Ladies Dress Goods. ESTABLISHED 1849 HE BIGGES 07 IN THE Can ft you in Clothing and foot wear. INK MARK COPVRKHTAO ACCOMMODATIONS Cjood Bed^ XII ELIN ER\ FISH AND GAME IN SEASON. Money loaned. Notes bouolit, Collections inaile. Fred Martin, ISarber » Shop. NOW OPEN F resh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. ------------------- First Class Restaurant in Connection. J MEALS AT ALL HOURS. <ï — —-*•------------- -»■—COkNKR FIRST ST. & STILLWM.L *'"« Frescoing, Decorating, A. G. REYNOLDS. P ortraits I n A ll T he L eading S tyles H N L A RGIN Q A SPECIALTY. shop, Tillamook, Ore 3-9< THE OLD RELIABLE D rugstore • 7 complete Stock of Drugs ■ Patent Medicines. Toilet-^ • l etici es, .4 otions on hand.'S)-^ s Dr. H. "O ,<O. Johnson G .77/ Prescript ions carefully -GffWcompounded. Fifty yfar ^ ^•experience in thisbusmes ■
