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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1893)
cr< p lr< in lai a ii»«m ' ........... J Catch of a Msl Mrhoonrr. Jordan Hri«lge eHtini te.l at from two to f-nr loim to The Elmore came in the bay Friday County Court met Sept, n A htokia , Sept. 6 —The »teaniBclx-oner the acre. Imhiding young stock one Judge H. F. Iloldcu, W II H (• ' "l It is expected the bridge over the Jor J. E. Tuttle came in on the Augusta and arrived in Tillamook Saturday, with a cargo of freight ami a few passengers. dan on the Wilson river road will be Louis Olsen arrived in port tonight from head to the acre is the ratio of cattle often J 11. Bridgeford, county eonuniXL*'"' Monday. Fixo island, on th« Knasian side oi Beh kept on a pa«ture, though a herd of milch The bridges »cross the " The verandah is now lieing built on She went down again Sunday and passed finished this week, so that when the rain conies in the ¡all and raises the mountain ling sea. She has 750 sealskins al»>ard. <o«s would require more feed. Hitherto und slough were accepted and ,,X ’ oift over the bar Monday morning. Among The Alderman. CaptaiuOlsen, her owner and commander, the farming and dairying in thi* c ounty drnwu on the c unty !reaSllrer lo, A new baby arrived at the White the isiMtengers out were W F. D. Jones, streams there will I ms no m«»re difficulty Mi. Brown, the shoemaker, and others in getting across this one, which is noted the same man who got into trouble for haa lieen done in a very unsyMemfftic amoimt of |I162 on the general f1W11 House Saturday. M*. Brown will probably visit the World’s for lieing the most dangerous stream to smuggling with another schooner, the manner so that it ie difficult to obtain a »9.33 on the building fuu.1 ¡n u Mr« 1 laid of the lighthouse came from ford in this part of the coiiniry win u the Rosie Olsen, in San Francisco some Ilion ugh rtcord of the yield. lair before returning to TilLuiook. Mills A Wood, ion tractors. Awtoria on the Elmore Grass is the main crop, though some The Nehalem mail carrier who was water is up. This stream run»» in a rocky months ago, re|K>rts a very eventful trip. Petition for road from Woods Io Saal Charles Smith started for Portland to- | July 6, while going under full head of oats are raised here and do well. Root Luke read lor first time aud laid over thrown from his horse on Mt. Kearney gorge the sides of which are quite per- day with a band of cattle fur A. D. Tuft». ' last week, w e are informed, i® very ser peiitirular and al>our. 40 feet high so it is steam, her boiler burst and she had to crops do exceedingly well, the land being W. D. Wo<«l resigua otti.-e of ro. I G. O Nolan went out with the Forest 1 iously injured. Dr. Kinney, of Astoria, 1 impossible to ford the wtreani with horses put in to Yokohama for repairs. Two very mellow and rich aupervis >r, dist No. 6 and 8tep|lan We, Grove stage Wednesday on his way to who happened to lie in the vicinity when except right where It empties into the weeks afterwards, with 500 sealskins A great many |>otato«s are now raised ver is ap|Miiiiled. Salem. the accident occurred, examined him Wilson river. At this point it is about aboard, she was seized by the Russian and yield excellent cro|w James Cliristeimen H|»K»inted i road W. F. D. Jones, former proprietor of and pronounced one of the liones in the 75 feet wide What makes it so danger man-of-war Vladimir for being inside the THE CREAMERIES. siii«i viaor dist. No. 11 i<, place of •/ W, in. the H eadlight , now haa charge of the neck to be cracked, and it will l>e some ous is that about ten feet below where prescrilied Rttrsian limit. Olsen was - ----- At present there are several c reameries N. Smith, deceased. Asturian. times before he is able to carry mail the stream is fordable the river takes a examined by the officers of the watship in cqceration in this county of which the The bills for salary and milage of tom. sheer fall of alx»ut 12 feet into Wilson for several hours and when the inquiry principal ones are the Tillamoc k Dairy A Zimmerman, the famous bicyclist, again. river. This makes the current very was over, was told to get out of I he re Association's Creamery and the T. II nn> ok niissioners were allowed. rode a mile in 2:02 3-5, from a flying The work on the jetty on Pry Stocking Court adjourned till Oct. 9. gion w ith his schooner as fast as lie could start this week. City creamery. bar is now completed and we undeistand l>owerful, and if the stream is more than Tne Elmore arrived in yesterday after this part of the work has been accepted three feet deep it is dangerous to attempt and never show himself back there again. The Tillamook Dairy Association is a Mouth |’iRirie noon with a cargo of freight and a num by Capt. Symons. The work at Junction to ford it. The bed of the stream is rocky He reports that none of the catches on cor|>oration with articles regularly filed w hich makes it hard to obtain goixl foot the western side ot Behring sea are as according to the State laws. W. II Lyman Lamb is visiting friend» ou tU ber of passengers. bar is progressing gradually. A force of hold. Footmen have heretofore crossed large as have been staled, ami that the Cooper, president, a:rl H. F. Goodspeed, Nestucca. W. W. Ridehalgh, manager of the 51 men is now employed and it is ex- on a foot-log which was felled across the Russian war vessels are keeping a sharper Considerable grain Mas injured |,ere secretary. Elmore cannery, was in tl»e city Satur |iected the improvements w ill I e com stream a short distance above where the lookout this year than ever before. There The creamery is situated alsuit 2l3 during recent rains. pleted in about 30 days, A large crew of day and Sunday bridge now stands and about 20 above are more than twice as many on guard miles frolic Tillamook city and is fitted Mr. Bloom baa quit hauling affik la The Larsen House is sl<»wly approah- men is engaged in cutting brush on the , the river. Strangers considered this as there were last year. with 11 D. Laval separator and other latest Ute Tillamook Creamery. point at Garibaldi. ing completion on account of difficulty in method of crossing rather primitive and improved appliances lor making butter. There were a few parties present at the obtaining lumlrer. Squires vs- Kingsley. You must doff your hat to Atldbo. anything but safe The bridge when This corporation sntply makes and () E. S. entertainment who annoyed the The few dark nights we had this week Harris now as he is the proud father „1 completed will be about 95 leet long and In this ease Win. Squires sued Theodore bundles ll.e butte r nt a charge nf four a fine 19 lb. giil. made many of our citizens wish t lie arc : audience and the iierformer* very much the stringers weie obtained in the im and Lester Kingsley lor trespass. Squires cents |ier pound . The iarmeis haul the by laughing and making remarks in a lights were burning. mediate vicinity. owns the laiitl on both sides of Tillamook milk to the creamer?- once a day and the i Owing to some mismii'ers andingin t|» loud tone of voice while the perforinance I will be in Tillamook City Saturday conimui ity concerning tbs time util» river where King-leys are engaged in milk is weighed and tested. was going on. At times the noice was Important Decision In Circuit Court. Sept 16 with 20 Head of Eastern Oregon logging and it appears that in the course The creamery association makes the appointment Rev. McLachlan did nCt so great as to make it almost impossible horses. R. B outon . The case of Stratton vs. Rice which of their operations, the defendants made butter, ships it and attends to the bus pr. ach here last Sunday. for those in the back end of the Inill to John Barker has gone lip Wilson river J hear the music or singing. Such people \\a- passed upon at Iasi term of court by use of the banks of the river for the pur iness of selling it and at the end of eac h on a hunting trip and will visit Foiest should learn to consider the rights of Judge Buri ett has a considerable interest post' of ty ittg their boomsticks in making moi.th returns are made and each farmer Grove before reluming home. Subscribe for the H kaiimuiit . others or Io keep away from public elite.- for some classes of our people. One Vinton tip rafts. Sqn'res demanded damages to gels the proceeds of Ids butter minus the S. Rice was in de t to the Tru< kee Lum the extent of 3D cents per thousand feet charge of lour cents a |sittnd J E Edwards, one of the founders < f f.iiiiments. llier’s Root Beer at W iliams, Tin1 milk ber Company and the latter obtained <>f logs. The case came up in Circuit the H eadlight , is now a preacher, hav is sepaeased ai.d each farmer takes Ids l'ut your fruit up with Antifermentine, Those w ho had charge of the (). E. S. ju Igmenl against him for the amount Court ami Judge Burnett to >k the cas ■ skim milk home. The latest returns netted at Williams. ing charge of a church in Portland entertainment were winking at a dis Protracted meetings are being held in advantage, as Mrs May, who had lieen The judgment was filed as a lien in the under advisement, and Tuesday A W. the patrons 21 cents a pound after de For sale, cheap, a lol at Nehalem City. Bay ('ity by Rev 1). McLachlan of this in sole management of the preparations (’irciiit Court d<»cket and so remained Severance, attorm'y for defendant, re ducting the 4 c ents per p'lcucd for the Aildre-s litis office. f until Rice afterwards proved up on a ceived a dispatch saying that Judge creamer?', this being the top price in the city assisted by Rev. Laiilher of Camby was sick and unable to be present. For Ogden & Townsend pty the highest timber claim. Execution was then issued Burnett had that day decided the case Portland market Miss Lola Bester was n passenger on this reason and perhaps because those maiket price f. rgo. <1 dairy butter. A|>plv iqioii the judgment and tl.e land was in favor of Kingsleys. This case is of the 1*’ -rest (¡rove stage Wednesday She who look part were unu-ed to being in a The City Creamery is operated by the I nt the City Creamery. pf sold by the sheriff. At the time of prov eon-iderable importance to loggers. will spend a short lime visit.ng in the public |a*rformance and ¡.ad not rehears» <1 firm oi Ouden & Townsend, of Portland, ing up Rice borrowed the money with (¡rove. enough the entertainment may not have and is also fitted with the approved ap ItKU. KSr.VTK TltANSFEIts. Married. w hich to make his payment and gave a pliances for butter and also cheese mak B II Johnson is still putting in logs at been ns good as the next one w ill be, but mortgage on the land. Under these cir- U. S Dnplicate t<> R. H. Barr. At the residence of the bride's brother- ing. Ties firm buys the milk outright Bay City at the rate ol about 40,<>00 a certainly furnished as much pleasure as cmm-taiices Judge Burnett held that the J. H. Morris to M. R. Barker lots lai.d day. \\ oi k was hindered somewhat by some allows by outside parlies Io which lien of Ilin judgment was superior to that ill law, Hon. W. B. Pettevs, on the from the farmers and handles its own 2, blk 8, Bav City, (ÖOO. the price of admin-ion was much greater. evening of Sept 9, 1893, by Rev. 1). Me product. th** rain. i of the mortgage and that the purchaser Claude Thayer et nx toG.O.Nolsn. The milk is tested and paid for in pro- II. E. Nelson, ofNehalein City, was in at the slid ill ’s sale took a good title to Lachlan, Mr. Henry J. Hewett to Miss Tne Augusta look out a shi| men! of tract near Garibaldi, (150. Clara Morris, all of Bay City, Ore. After |>ortion to the butter-fat contained in it, town this week, lie informs us that the butter from the Fairview creamery also the hind clear of the mortgage. His de M. Walton to W. C. Marsh w of n e butter mid three tons of < liiesv from the lumber shipped from Neluilem mill is cision was to the effect that when the the marriage ceremony a bountiful re and the prices so far have ranged from giving good satisfaction in San Francisco i judgment was put upon the lien docket past was spread for those present. The 15 cents to 17'j *cents[ per pound for the- *i, and w % of s e scc 14. tp 2s, r city creamery. and letters from the S. 11 Harmon Lum it then became a lien oil “all the land good w ishes of the entire community go butter, equal to from 60 to 95 cents |cer 8 w, $:x». The rain last week w as v< ry welcome with this voting couple through life. 100 pounds for the milk. though it damaged some grain. I he ber (’o, to which their lumber has been which the judgment debter then owned For Sale. Cheese has been made to a gteat ex benefit to the grass more than balanced consigned show that they consider the 11 w hicli he might subse<|uently acquire.” Wlmt reople want to Know. Wagon, set of harness, three plows, lumber as tine ns any that comes to the tent bv this firm during the summer that, however. two harrow s. two cultivators, one hand <> E. S. Entertainment. San Francisco mark« t. This speaks well The greatest distance t lie milk ¡scurried The fo'lowing is a sample of the letters A shipment of salmon was made on scraper, one wheel scraper, one sulky for the prospects of this county ns to the factory is about 3 ’ a miles. Aii entertainment under the auspices received at this office from various paits the Augusta this trip The fisheiinen plow. Terms cash. On mnonnts of (II) soon as the maikcts improve. The of the Eastern Star lodge was given in of (lie country: As dairying has not been carried on | make about 50 cents a fi^h bj handling or more good approved nobs will 1« lumber man11factnred by the Nehalem the G. A R. hall Thursday night. Quite systematically until lately, the cows ate j r.R WXSVILI.K, Oneida Co , N. Y., I hem in this manner. taken. Apply to Mil. Co is Irom upland spruce and the a large crowd attended, the seats being not so well hied as in the dairy districts j August 29, 1893. G. W. E lliott , The sniiill hoys in town now amuse men w ho me putting in the logs sav they of the East and this, as all dairy men nearly all filled. The hand kindly gave Editor IlHAiir.ioirr. near City Creamery. themselves by holding mock-trials, w hicli are the finest they ever handled Hear Sir:—I am a subserilier to the know, constitutes an important factor in their services and pl.iycd several pieces H ka 1> i . i < iiit and find there is some valu are ns ninusing ns some of the tri.ds in A somewi.at cruel hoax was played at the opening of the entertainment The able information in it in ri g^rd to your the butter yield, and the possibilities of I the regular Tillamook courts. Thursday night at Garibaldi on two of programme consisted of instrumental part of the country. It it as we eastern this section a- n dairy country can hardly For George WoodiufThas completed a skid the boys who are not«al for their genial music bv Mrs. Bowers, Miss Schomp, people would lise to kimw .... re of the he judged by the present returns. Bodie road a (pun ter mill* long from his l ogging nature. Knowing the sympathetic tem Messis. W W Oakes and L imbtrt. duct temperature, weather, crops, etc., of your There is at present no difficulty al out Thayer's addition to Tillamook, fur (450 camp near Nehalem He ex|iecls to pul perament of many of the fishermen for a by Miss Josie Petre and Mr Freas, songs part, and es|ieciallv concerning dairying, shipping as there are two steamers i.iak- | For terms address and if your creameries ami cheese fa< toi - in about 4,000,000 fu< I of logs. ¡brother in di.-tress a rumor was started by C. E. Reyno.ds and Allred Williams, ies are c> — perabd by the . ...... nuintv, or ing regular Hips between here and Port- I C. H. B odle , Subscribers will ph ase note the date t« the eff cl that Dan Nichols, while coin a recitation by Miss Luella Ford and if the milk is bought from the farmers land ami one to San Er.ineisco; and if Independence, Ore. t-f on their | ap< r, and renew when the lime ing along the beac h had seen a Columbia tableaux in w hicli Misses Lottie Freeman, and how much is paiu for it by the gallon ¡here was i.ecessity other lioats would be or ly the hundred |s>unds, and the For Sale. is out. This will save them the Hiinoy- riv»r fish boat, containing two men, Luella Ford and Jennie Pettit, and Mr greatest distance w hicli the milk is draw it put cut the rou e. I have for sale nt Meinaloose point 8'nne unce of not receiving the paper. cither dead or unconscious tangled up in Allred Williams and Frank Mowers look to the factory or creamery, end if the Machinery and appl'anees used ¡II The steamer Augusta arrived in Mon the net, tot-sing about at the mercy of the part. After the entertainment aup|M*r milk is hauled once or twice tl.til v. creameries amt I.utter taitoiiis can be fine ni’.lcli cows and young Mtock,i«tH Would anyone have to bring Ids obtained Horn Portland and San Fran bargain. For further partidilHrs apply to day with u cargo of freight mid pas breakers. That was enough for Fete By- was providtd in the room below the hall machinery from the East to start a F. N. E .uoTT. sengers She was delayed at Astoria by rom ami Fred Kabkee. Without any and a very social time was enjoyed by vrean ety or ihe.se factory, or if the cisco without any difficulty as agents thought for anything but to aid the ti.-her- those who attended Toe plice of ad- machinery could >><• lemjlit there stress of weiithei for several days Such front these cities come here freqti ntlv. I n the C ircuit C ourt OF THE STATE OF Al Wilson will l»e foreman < f the work men in distress they hastened round to niission im luding supper was 25 cents information a« als.ve mentioned would O regon , for the C ounty of T illamook . aid us eastern |sople greatly in making S ,ulh CoRRt in Trouble. on the lighthouse road. The men engaged the beach, and all through the long night, The gathering was a success in proving our plans lieh.re we come to the coast. L. H. Brown and Ì C. B. Hadky, l ifts., are all Tillamook men and in hiring pre- in the driving storm, they patrolled the that by a little (4f«>rt the young people I am, very Respectfully Yours A storia , >< pt 11.—As the bteamer I Notice of vs. beach, but never a sign of boat or fisher here could get up entertainments that Sheriff wk- B G aktneb . h re line will I m * given to home laixirera. S.iuii Coast bl.p|»ed from htr liiuoiin^s TillamookCounty Fair Association and W. I). man did they see. W hen daylight came without being ex|»ensive would furnish The inf.«illation asked by the writer of this morning to start lor San Francisco, ' Stillwell. Defts. The ateamer Trucker arrived at Hoi,- J they cave up the search and returned to many pleasant t veilings during the coin the alsive letter is such as will be of in that by virtue of an - Notice is hereby given m«* the strong ebbtide cairied her down execution Bonville Tuesday. She brought, as usual, and oiider of sale dulv issued out ot Garibaldi, only to find the story was all ing winter. ll.e ¡ath util day lUroiSet of 8ep- 1- terest not only to intending settlers but stream at a very rapid rate and sent her the above name 1 court o the a certain aniou. t of freight and loaded tenil>er 18^3 to enforce a judgment afainst tne a fabrication. It is said 1’vte and Fred to people who are already here and we into Hie old cl pper tea ship Tliermopy lie above named defendants, and in favor 0! trit' wnh luiiila r for San Francisco Sue will CaiiMMt l»y defective H ri - hcma . could not find words to express their dis have taken evt rv care that the sources that was lying at anchor nt the next aliove named plaintiffs, and to me directed ann s.iil this (‘veiling de livered as sheriff of Tillamook county, Oi • gust either in English, Dutch, Swede or A runaway accident happened to Mr. from which we obtained our know ledge d s k. The figurehead of ll.e I'hernmp? lie gon, and commanding me to sell the tUhiwins J IL Jackson, wl.o was so badly in Siwasli, But had to call in tome China descrilied real property l»elonging to the above L. Parish, who lives at Fob y, Saturday are reliable. was torn away and several of I k r stays named defendants. The Tillamook County Fa r jured a «»liorl time ago was in (lie city men. Association, to satisfy the Raid judgment, m-«’ • aftern ion, which resulted in Ins l>eing There is no regular record kept in this smashed up Iler boom caught the tlda week and has nearly recovered from , the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred jj» l.et un Kick. laid up with three broken rilm and oilier tow n, that we are aware of, of the tem smokesteak of tliesteamer, winch toppled Forty-one and Twenty-five hundredth Dollar» I he etbsU of the accident He received 25) together with interest thereon at ttie aerioiia injiiriea. Mr Parish was driving perature, probably for the reason that it over unto the deck, and hersta.board (I2341 conCratillations from a great many of our raie of six per cent per annum from the *7» a J? •' Probably there is no place oil the along I he road between his place and of December 1892. ami the furl her sum of two iasoeqiiablelhat atteution is not attracted cilixeiis anchor, which »as close hoisted, cut Hundred and Fifty Dollars attorney a fevs ano Pacific Coast, possessing half the ad- (iatibaldi, in an oidinurv light wagon. to it specially. In summer time it ranges through the deckhouse of the South Coast costs and disbursements herein, taxed at Tim'' • Mr Withers, of the !. gliihouse depart* van tngcM of Tillamook harbor but what It ap|M*ars that the neck yoke, instead of from «5 deg. to 8) deg. The hottest day and bedded itself in (lie framework. It two and Fifteen Hundredth dollars and *'ni’ P costs, to wn : Beginning at a point 177« ‘ee*.^ J n eid, is I k re to make arrangements to ha« received sotm* decent treatment at tin* lieing attached to the pole by a leather or weliad this summer, and the only one took mechanics three hours to release the ami mo feet West of the NF corner of tner built the lighthouse toad A large force hands of the Lighthouse l>epartnient Thomas donation land claim in Tiliajhso* iron ring was simply fastened w ith a piece that was at all iioti.abletl.eflier.... meter South Coast, and she was then patched countv, Oregon, thence South 980 feet, tne of min will l»e engaged and set to work For many years the one lone buoy that 6>o feet, thence north ro> feet then >onn oi rope, and consequently in going down registered 94 degrees in the shade In up amt proceeded to sea. The repairs to 8 West > «leg. Weal 600 fed, thence North 67H de* as fa» as the appropriation will allow reminds the mariner of the existence of a little grade it slip|ied and allowed the winter the severity of lite cold is tempered the Tliermopy he willioit about (3J0 — ico feet, thence North 42’» deg. w ithin sixty da>a. thence Nortn 35 deg. West 100 feet thenceM£n such a thing as the Lighthouse Depart wagon to run down against the horses, by the proximity of the Japan current Oregoniin ia’, deg. West 100 feet, thence north 0° It appear» there would lie ro difficulty ment has swung in melancholy solitude which, though considered to I e quiet, thence North 23 deg. East 100 feet. theu‘*e * F s. and though there have been s|«lls of Theie must be n hoodoo on the South 40 deg East 200 feet, thence North 57*4^".J in getting signers to a petition for a on the edge of the bar. Once inside the reliable animal» were (bus badly scared severe cold weather lasting for a few Coast for some time pa«t. When she 200 feet, thence East 600 feet, thence East 60 j feet, to place of Is ginoma whistling buoy on Tillamook lair if only navigator has l»een compelled to guess at ami M<M»n got beyond control They days at a time, as a rule it is seldom cold , . came to Tillamook bay last winter, lor . containing 24.73 acres. Momvuiie took enough interest in the mat the location of the dangerous bunch of dashed along the road at a breakneck Now therefore after due levy ha^nf » enough to form ice on standing pools of the first time in a year or two, she got In made by me upon said preniises and b> ter Io write one out. Who is interested rocks known ns the “S»w ami Pig,” and »peed and Mr. Parish was thrown out waler There is occasionally a slight to a difficulty with the wind and title and of said execution and order of sale. I wi» tn nigh to get it started? a* for anything to mark the channel up The team stopisd on reaching home and public auction fur cash in hand, at the . fall of snow but it never stays more than was carried onto the beach at Garibaldi, house door at Tillamook, in the above Tdlaniook Bay nothing was ever pie <hi Saturday the Forest Grove stage county and stair, at the hour .le* the children, knowing something mu«t lie s few days. »lienee it took condiderable time and M .on the nth day of October again had ten p.is-ciigvrs and had to tended to I m * done. An attempt was made wrong, alarmed the neighl*ors and in- I. ke all other places on this eoa-t the money to get her afloat again. Since cribeti land or premises as aforesaid to M ' said judgment and costs ami accruing leave two who could not get seats. Ta<» over a year ago by Mr. Claude Thayer, stituied a aearrb Mr. Parish was found climate of Tillamook is moist. The ruin Given under my hand this 13 day of >’P< rigs were necessary and the passengers he tells us, to have some piling driven lying in the road some distance from falls steadily and Rently so that it does that lime she has made trips to Tillamook J ohn D. E pwa »»** 16 23 Sheriff of Tillamook (<>■. were cariicd to Forest (hove in time tor and buoys anchored along the channels in where he was thrown out of the wagon so not damage crops like the beating rains about twice a monl 11 and each time seems to have had an irresistible desire to go to the bay. He received in return a verv that he must have attempted to make liis the evening train to Portland. I n thx C ircuit C ourt of thk S tate of O ri of the East San Francisco overland. Tne mud flats gon for T illamook C ounty . The run of salniu i is Mt ill very light polite and courteous acknowledgement of way home »lone l»r. Kiger, of Bav t’ity, This steady rainfall mid mild even Iwlween Bay t ity and Garibaldi seemed the recei|»< of hia communicat ion together was called in and at la>t rvjsirts the Oeorge L Smith. Pltff.. a id the fishermen d » not appear to ex- temoeraturv makes Tillamook county nn- vs. to tossess a charm for her that all the with information that it had lieen re patient is fuvoial lv | r gleaming. Crenshaw , and |»ect a very large increase tin.*« season A excelle.1, many claim unequalled, as a efforts of the captain and crew tombined Mariah L. Crenshaw, Deft». lew ailvenridea an» now lieiug caught aid ft rred Io the proper authorities for in To Mariah Crenshaw, one of the defends» grass or dairy country Perhaps I «foie could not overcome, and though the struction. With the “proper authorities” for it it hoped the run of these H*h will |<e itoing any further it will 1« well to state channel is diep and »ell defined she above named. it still lies quietly sleeping. It is un i In the name of the State of 0re®°yihJ”COjti enough l<> I elp the fishermen out aomt- The Chamber oi Coinmerce of this citv that while Tillamook county consists in a required to appear and |W generally managed to rest for at least oi e l.erehy patriotic to express such a sentiment. plaint of ine above named plain tin h w hat. coiiiii.uniiHtKl with CiHiiinaiider fareti- ,.,»1, hv the fourth Monday of^ oi •'“• I>erhapa, but it dues seem as if Til Ian i<M»k holt. arkinif liim to phice a whistling great nieamre of heavily timlwrerl moun tide in the bosom of a clam bed. The ( 1 llilla has <>|w»iied a hotel in th»- had as well ha\e no country It the citi* tains. yet the western part of the county Captain grew desperate and set a double ,M. and you will lake nonce tr.t «> appsur and answer the plaintiff L JXgg, Anderson house, mid is doing a nice biis- sens would deafen the ears of our Con buoy outside Tillaninok linrbor Thi» ia o.nsists of a chain of open prairies, se line of stakes along the channel with a the court for a de. ree huu®« Elven by th»- above ”«med defendant ineaa At this house yuu wdl find Hah, gressman and the various dr|»artmental ■n ah* lute nrcMeity. With the tncrta.e.l parated from each other by narrow belts the irth day of February cm1 • < white flag on «-ach stake, but she still Southeast quarter of >ec.iou *the mt - cralia and < lama, cooked in th.» proper officers, if they would make continued bunnem done with Tillamook there ia of ol tin.lw-r perxisteri in going clam digging. The of the Willamette Meridian, to style Mr A Mrs. Ililln arc verv aruuin- and offensive noisy nuisances of them c ur«.- a big advent ofnewatramer ttatBe On these prairies mid on the bottom last time she came out of Columbia river ment of two certain notes whereon - the sum of J17JO with interest at *o pt m-Mlatmg people, and deserve the snccras selves, it is possible that they might ol>- and in foggy wvadirr the entrance to that lands along the river white clover grows fioni I>ec. 17. f.»T cost-*- harta r ia absolutely unaafe, it being the abundantly ai d seems to be iml genous she tried to shorten the distance to Tilla annum t’ley arc enjoying. fees and for general relief in equit) an bliet. tain what they slaMild by simply the mook by going via Clatsop spit, but the This summons is served on ynebJ P1 ortJvT The first mow load of ruck for C A F manly and dignified request of an Ameri hnnleat thing tn the w. rldtoaciurately to the soil. Where ever the land is captain t.y dint of much effort »mceeded cation in the Tillamook | of the above named court made at locate the present buoy cyateui. Tilla cleared this grass springs up snd is green Thayer’s new bank was brought up Iron* ' can citiaen It ia thia inattention to the in convincing her, after she had made term thereof for iM- han «.«T. mook ia the only port on the coast of any and pasturable almost the year round the Lay yesterday, this being a load of just demands of a res|>e* table indepen h - s . nr- importanee that ia n. t aimplhd with The general custom among the farmers several indentations in the sand, that Umblerw I r the i undation. The build dent people that couverts so many com she »»ion the wrong track The owners whistiera —Aatoriau. is to pasture the land from August till tried to overcme the hoodoo by loading ing stone, we understand, w ill la*obtained munities into clamoring selfish mol«, ®»>Frre Int-rwistio» re»srding Tit « sbont tire middle of April, when the cattle from Memalo>K*e |<nut Trent Ins fvt oblivions of every one’s wants or desires Wash and 1» whiter than snow Corco on the Columbia river this trip, but the County. Write for purticwlar» are taken off and the grass allowed to the foundation are now l*eing dug. dewcriptive matter in this P»pcr rr—, save their own. above item goes to show that she Mill of IUtl> S«p at Wliiama IlATSTBAVaB HaaOLlowr, Board < grow to furnish crop for hay. The hav gets on a tantrum occasionally. I edition. HKBVITYBM.
