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It is estimated that the recent rains destroyed over 51)00,000 Published every Thursday evening. bushels of wheatin I’alouse, Potlach OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY and Hangman regions, and all that is harvested will have to be T om C oatbh marketed as rejected wheat. At Taooma 18,000sacks are now lying T illamook , O re ., Oct. 1:>, 1X93. in the warehouses so badly dam aged it will l>e unfit for milling KATES OF SL’BMRl PTION. purposes. The inspectors blame (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) *1 nO. One year .. .75. the farmers for carelessness in Six months ..................................... 50. Three months .... harvesting and threshing the crop. ^illuinoolt Orablight. ADVERTISING RATES. per year >6.75 1 inch, per month $0.76 ...” ” 2o.oo . . ” ” 33 oo keol. ” ” 3 75 ...” ” 60.00 J? ' ” ” <»75 .. ” ” loo.oo 1 ” ” ” ii.00 and u--- sets, after Local iiotic*«, (octa per line;----- the first insertion. Only sets per line for first insertion for regular advertise! s Lost, Pound, l or Rent ForSale, Wanted, and Special notices, in classified ‘ a<l” columns, at the rate of one cent per word for first insertion and halt rates tiwreafter. Legal notices, Nonpareil, locta. per line for first insertion and 5cta per line for each subse quent insertion. • • All local notices will be “starred" or otherwise deni glinted as advertisements. • ♦ No special position will be agreed upon for any advertisement, though we take especial pains to display advertising matter effectively and give ns favorable position as possible, fre quently changing the “make up" of the paper Correspondence on topic« of genera) interest, invited. Ad Irens all communications to T he H eadlight , T illamook , or . The immense raft that was built on Coos Bay has not yet been towed out, as it draws so much water they are afraid to take it over the bar. The Coos Mail states that the par ties in charge are looking for a good place to beach it, thinking that the great weight of the mass will have a tendency to flatten it out, and tnat it will be from two weeks to a month or more before it can be taken out. Work upon the construction of a new raft has begun and the defects in the first one will be avoided. TILLAMOOK pAKERY * As compared with last years For the next •450. 3J days, Mrs. C. H. summary the assessment shows an Bodie will otter for sale lot 6, blk. 6, in increase of 17,929 acres of land Thayer’s addition to Tillamook, for $450 acres of land valued at 8151,727 For terms address C If. B odi . e , more. Increase in numbers of Independence, Ore. t-f town lots 497 valued at $8,273 less. Drug Store for Sale. Improvements are valued at 823-, 320 more. Merchandise and im On account of ill health I wish to se.l my drug store in Tillamook, Ore For plements at 826,324 less. One more particulars apply to J. B iggs or Dr. H. horse or mule is assessed at a value P etre , Tillamook, Ore of 82,222 more. Money, notes, ac H V. V. J ohnson , McMinnville, Ore. counts, shares of stock etc. are as t-f sessed 8109,219 less. Household Short*. furniture, carriages, are valued at Subscribe for the HEADLIGHT. $20,315 more. Cattle have in Cohn <4 Co’s have beyond a doubt the creased 778 and in value $3,635. largest and best assorted stock of winter Sheep show an increase of 276, clothing, bods and shoes ever shown in valued at 585 dollars more. The the county. For Sale. increase in the gross valuation is Wagon, set of harness, three plows, only 110,176dollars more than last two harrows, two cultivators, one hand year but the exemptions are 221-, scraper, one wheel scraper, one sulky 417 less leaving a total increase of plow. Terms cash. On amounts of $10 value in taxable property of 8331-,' or more g.o<l approved nobs will be 683. The number of polls is the taken. Apply to G. W. E lliott , same as last year. ÇLINFECTIONERY NOW OPEN Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. First ('lass Restaurant in Connection. 5 MEALS AT ALL HOURS. —'•"------------- »--CORNER FIRST ST * STILLWELL Av,. A lfred W illiams , □RUG STORE! near City Creamery. TURPENTINE ER0M FIR. Hutchins Corner. Oregon Tillamook, For Sale or Exchange Several months ago The Lumber 160 acres in Rogue River Valley, iil«o404 man called attention to the feasibil acres good fruit and grain land, orchard ZLIZ-TZS OF The Vigilant won the American vineyard on each farm. Good water. ity of extracting turpentine and and Will exchange for property in or near a cup in three straight heats. The other liquids from fir trees. This town in Tillamook county or for stock last heat wassailed in a gale, blow belief was based on the fact that ranches near the bay. For further par ing 30 miles an hour with a heavy certain species of fir trees are full ticulars address sea running. The Englishmen J as . L indsi . ey , of pitch and resin. Prof. Fernow, thought their boat would be super Beagle, At all hours. chief of the forestry division of the There seems to be no more doubt ior in such weather and it is.quite Jackson Co., Agricultural Department was writ- Oregon. ns to the feasibility of building possible that the splitting of her cigar-shaped rafts and towing them spinnaker when near the end of . ten on the subject. His reply was that he did not believe that trees I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of long distances. the race, caused the loss of 40 , for the C ounty of T illamook . in the Pacific Northwest contained L. H. O regon Brown and seconds the time by which the ! C. B. Hadhy, Plffs., any great amount of turpentine. vs. Notice of Valkyrie lost the race. Such a ' TillaniookCounty Eair Sheriff’s sale. slight difference in time over a 30 San Francisco and Port Angeles : Association and W. D. Stillwell, llefts. capitalists, however, differed with mile course leaves very little choice Notice is hereby given that ___ by virtue _______ of __ an and older of sale duly issued out of in the merits of the boats, though him and organized a company to execution the above named court on the 12th day of Sep 1893 to enforce a judgment against the it is said the English boat was extract turpentine, fir balsam, tember above nameil defendants, and in favor of the creosote and other liquids from fir above nanitil plaintiff's, and to me directed and much better handled than the as sheriff of Tillamook county, Ore stumps and mill refuse, and within delivered gon, and commanding me to sell the following Vigilant. described real property belonging to the above the next few weeks the first tur named defendants, The Tillamook County Fair All kinds of turning done to order. Association, to satisfy the said judgment, to-wit, We have yet to heat’ of a county pentine oven on the Pacific coast the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred and Forty-one and Twenty-five hundredth Dollars Mouldings and brackets of all kinds. in Oregon with as little indebted will be ready for business. E. (<2341.25) together with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 27th day ness as Tillamook. Douglas county Ewald, general manager of the of December 1891, and the further sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars attorney s fees and lias nearly 817’.!,000, Yamhill lias Port Angeles company, has kindly costs and disbursements herein, taxed at Thirty- two and Fifteen Hundredth dollars, and accruing 823,000, while Tillamook lias only furnished us with a description of costs, to-wil: Beginning at a point 1771 feet South 1110 feet West « f the N E corner of the E. 814,100. The state tax is all paid the plant. The wood is roasted in and Thomas donation land claim in Tillamook county, Orison, thence South 080 feet, thence up except about 82,000 which is an oven, which is 24 feet high, lias West 6co feet, thence north 100 feet, then North deg. West 600 feet, thence North 67^ deg. West the difference between the levy’ two walls of brick and a space of 86 loo feet, thence North 42’^ deg. West loo feet, TILLAMOOK, thence North 25 deg. West 100 teet, thence North OREGON made by the county and that made I wo feet between them. The re 12'.2 deg. West 100 feet, thence north 60 feet. I thence North 20 deg. East 100 feet, thence North by the state. The county warrants ceptacle for the wood is 36 feet in 40 deg. East 200 feet, thence North 57k deg. East 200 tret, thence East 600 feet, thence North 21O now being called in were issued diameter and has a dome on top of teet, thence East 600 feet, to place of beginning, We make a discount of ten per cent, containing 24.73acres. three years ago but over 810,000 it. A system of iron pipes are en Now therefore Hfter due levy having been for cash orders. made by me upon said premises and by virtue in new warrants were taken in by cased in the brick walls through of said execution and order of sale, 1 wil’l sell at auction for cash in hand, at the Court the sheriff for taxes this year, so which the necessary heat passes. public house iloor at Tillamook, in the above named I I I I I I I I and state, at the hour of one o’clock P I 11 11 111 11 11 11 I I 111 I I I that warrants issued since that are The process is the invention of county M , on the uth day of October 1893. said des land or premises as aforesaid to satisfy not all outstanding against the Ferdinand Kirstein, who lias had cribed said judgment and costs and accruing costs. Given under my hand this 13 day of Sept. 1893. county. Other counties are calling 15 years of experience in the distil J ohn D. E dwards , Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore. in warrants that were issued as far lation of turpentine in Germany. back hs 1887. As said before fir stumps and re i I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re Shade Trees, fuse from sawmills constitute the gon for the C ounty of T illamook . Ornamental Trees, Another awful railroad wreck raw material. Mr. Kirstein claims Lewi« Hyman, M. Prager and Win. Prager, part STAGE LINE. or Shrubs, Small Fruits, has fallen to the lot of Michigan. that out of 50 cords of wood lie can ners under the firm name of Prager Bros., Gra/>e I'ines, A'oses, or any This time the air-brakes refused to produce 25 barrels of turpentine, Plaintiffs, Notice of Sheriff's Stage will leave Forest Grove for Tlllatnook Other Xutsery sloth, and vs. Sale. every Tuesday and Friday; Tillamook Wednes work and the only explanation tl.e 10 barrels of fir balsam, 35 barrels N. A. Hutchins, William want the best for the least day» and Saturdays. administrator engineer can give is that some mis of wood tar and creosote and 2,500 Johnson, of the estate of Janies money it will pay you to write Quick. W. S. Runyon, H- D JONES, Prop.r creant must have tampered with sacks of charcoal. Turpentine, 40 H. McDermott, De.’ts. J TO US. Notice 1» hereby given that by virtue of an the valves on the coaches at the cents per gallon; fir balsam. 82 per execution duly laaiied out of the'above named Final Settlement. on the tab day ot September tfat, io en We have a large lot, a good assortment and our stopping place before the disaster. gallon, wood tar a 20 cents per court force a judgment against the above named de prices are very low this season. Write Notice is hereby given that the undersigned fendant«. and in favor otthe above named plain The investigation will probably gallon and charcoal at 20 cents, tiff-, for catalogue. administrator of the estate of Clara Lusby, de and Io me directed and delivered a, -sheriff has filed in the county court of Tula- rillamook fount}. Ore., and commanding me show Home different explanation as making a total of 81.980 as the re of Nursery Co., ceased, luook eounty. State of Oregon, his final account to levy upon and »ell the personal property of Corvallis in said administration and the court ha* the above named defendant», or if a »ntfiefent The I nion Pacific is now in the it hardly seems a likely one. There Corvallis, Oregon. Saturday. November nth, 1893, at 10o’clock in sult of one burning. Tiie cost of the amount cannol lie found, then upon tile real the forenoon, for the hearing ot said account property of »aid defendants to satisfy the said hand of a receiver. It is estimated is something radically wrong about and the settlement of any objections to the same burning is put at $645. It can be Indgment to-wit: the sumof Four Hundred and * • * < I • I I I I | | | ( I , ( g J. C. B kwley , Ninety nine and fort) eight hundredth dollar» that tor nine months the company the method of running trains close 20-23 Administrator seen al a glance t. e immense profit <4499-4») and the further sum of thirtv-aix and seyenly hundredth dollar» (»J6.70) cost» with must show a loss in the gross earn behind each other which can only in the business, provided of course interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent, per When you come front the 9th day of Novemlier I»,;. and ings compared with 1892 of 4,04.3-, hi- remedie by the adoption of the Mr. Kirstein's process is what lie annum County Orders. to the Wilson being unable to find any (vet son al proprrtv out ot which to make the same I have duly levied River country, OOO dnlhirs and an estimated net block system, when tliere would be The follow ing county order» arc now due ami claims it is.—Puget Sound Lumber- ntM>n the following real property to wit nil of stopatlteelier’s. payable at my office: 756, 786, 739- 738- 7<a’ the right, title and interest of the b I mivc named increase of 3,031,777 dollars. The time to stop a train before it man. 749, 724. 7>fi, 754. r-5- Interest ceases alter <l< fendant N A. Hutrhta« to the followinr des ACCOMMODATIONS. this date. cribed real properly town : I ots 1. 2, j 4 c 6 7 AMPLE stagnant condition of business in reached a train in the next block, G eorge C ohn . and J, of block 9, town ol Lincoln, now Till i'. County Treasurer the W est is the chief reason of the even if the air brakeH refused to THE CO-OPERA TIVE PLAN OF FAILURE. mook. iti 1 illamook county. Oregon, Now there Ejood Beds fore after said levy anti by virtue of «aid exei u- tion I will sell at public auction, for cash in deficit. work. Several weeks ago the Auld hand, at the court house door at Tillamook, in FISH AND GAME IN SEASON. I n th « C ircuit C ourt of the stati of 0«« Tillamook eounty, Oregon at il o’clock A. M gon for T illamook C ounty . Saturday, the 4th day of Novenibei. 1893, ali Another log raft was recently The case of the Northen Pacific Shingle Co., of Ballard, entered in on e George L- Smith, Pltff., named defendant a N A Hi’.tcnins. Telegraph office in the house. to an agreement with its employes r.ght, title and interest to the above described vs. launched at Fort Bragg, Cal. The Railroad vs. J. I,. Patterson, trea real property or so much thereof as is necvssarv Mariah Crenshaw’, and Grain and hay to satisfy «aid judgment together with costs and L. Crenshaw, Defts. raft was built in eighteen days, surer of Gallatin county, Mont., to work the mill on the co-operative accruing for teams. Stage costs. To Mariah Crenshaw, one of the defendant’ to Forest Grove was '!.»<> teet long. 34 feet wide, mid now in the I nited States supreme plan: The arrangement was that Given under my hand this 30 day of Sept. 1893 above named. or Tillamook, J ohn D. E dwards . In the name of the State of Oregon, Vool»« 24 feet deep, and will make, il court at Washington, is of con the employes should aid in other hereby required to appear and answer tnc co when ordered. Sheriff of Tillamook Countv, «9-»3 plaint of the above named plaintiff herein n Oregon. work besides their own special line sawed into lumber, 674.53s leet. siderable interest to the people of against you by the fourth Monday of Aug i 8 q 4. and you will take notice that aniem yea not counting the wastage. The Tillamook county and it will be and for a time they di<l this wil so appear and answer the plaintiff wul appD I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re CARLP.KXÜDS0N, the court for a decree foreclosing his niortW lingly. but it was not long before timber is sawed up in the Union well to watch the decision care given by the above named defendants to him GON. FOR THE C«>UNTY or TlLLAMtOK. the 12th day of February 1892. conveying ' M Dunne J. S Lowen- Lumber company's mill in San fully. There are many thousand some began to complain that they D Ksrl Blacksmith. Southeast quarter of seciiou two 1 2 « M. Seller,and Phi!. of the Willamette Meridian, to secure the pay Loweugart, partners do Francisco. acres of railroad land in this coun were lining more than tl.eir share ing ment of two certain notes whereon is noi business under the the sum of f 17 o with interest at 10 name of Kelley t Noti« of Sheriff, All kinds of «rond an,| ty on which no tax is paid and a and objected to being taken away firm Annum fioiu Dec. 17. 189». and >200 sttorse Dunne tk Co. Plaintiff» Sale. fee* and for general relief in equity and tor cos Ali l'ilihtr of un ext-liangt* is iiow decision against the railroad com- fr<ni their regular work to Itelp Vs. Wi-rk done R. Dunsmore, M Dms This summons is served on you f,y a haiintetl Is-ast, roaming i ... in other ways, more and J R Duns After retnrns werv catiou in the Tillamook H eadlight by tin- land pany in this case would mean Howhoeing a Specialty. more, lK'feudants of the above named court made at the A uk received on the product, nini »vili, un pimi« lo hiv liis livail. several Itumlntl thè bill term thereof for 1893. Notice is hereby . given ............. -....... .1 dollars a year ........ that bv virtue of an T B. H andlit . exeruiioii anti «eder >>r Mie duly out of all 011 ••iu«4«oiint of un »«imr intuii« added to the treasury. The tax this for shingle bolts was to I h 1 |>aid. tliealuHc Plffs Atty nante.1 court ott the'4t»t dat oi Sen- 1624 leniber to rnforee a jatUmeul against the Plate of business: In Win. Ht iinilLr st l>y I iìm makv up." Tliat |a«rw>ii in year amounts to upwards of $800 then the manager’s and lasik above named dvlendant». .ml in fat or oi he pL.iutiff. and to m. dtrc lcl ,„i shop. Tillamook. Ore ;t-m To.»«» L awo , A ct Jt sx j . i 97* -N oti « r..x suini« way gol a inaningt« mitico and if thia and about the same keeper's salaries, and out of thè al»««»-tiar.te-l d, liwred » .nenrt of Tillamook county orexon P ublication . comm .ud.me n„. to wll the fol;.,wing d,»: ami a grocer'* locai iiiixed, tlicont- amount for 189: can Is- collected balance the workmen were to be ami Vnited state* Land office. Oregon ( ity« ‘‘r* , nl. d real property l^longing to the Mid de- gon. Julv 24. IfcA-NoUc« is hereby •-ndant. t-» Mtt.ry the Mid judgment lo-wit tte conie ol which read follows: Mr. it will he of considerable help to paid by the union scale, If tliere V Wllh ‘"tereat thereon! at in compliance with the provision* of the Congress of June 3. lfirR. entitled "An *ct f l>" «»"'un from the Jtilm Jom«s ami Miss Mollic Sniitli tin- finances of the county. The was anything left it was to be di I , ' V ’ ", "r f 1 .‘S’ *"■' sale oftiinlirlaA. in th< >tate« of ( shf««^*-’ ,h' f“’«»er >um of Oregon Nevada and Waahingtoii Territory » ’ JO vo»t. and dlabitrwnietit« and a<vrumg «eie l ititeli in lite lioly Itomi» of county court is making a deter vided pro rata among all, the man C...I. to ,11 , omme.Kia, r. feet we.* J hJ Jonas T. Clink, 1 ’ «>.ll>oe»l corner oi l.l.vk one of Fuller . vddi of larch, < onnty of Tillamook. State of molHsaes ut 40 <«cnts Ity tlie qnart mined etford to collect this money agers and employes. The i-ompanv ttort to the loon of Hav . Ity Tillamook countv has this day filed in thia office hi*r'*or” , o s or H. iitc I. I In« brille was al tinsi now. Settlers and parties who was to lie paid 10 cents per 1000 megon. thence ninnlue too feel we»t them-. n»ent No. 2^3, for the purchase of tne ' 2 w i4. • e'4.»f « W4.and* • of» eJfi.Hwet«» north 10 pl,., of b.-K«nnln< Now therefore after in ctalfish ami imickcrel abile thè own timber lands are assessed and shingles for the use ol the mill. due No. a6. in *p. 1 a. r 7 *• ®B‘1 * ’ -f^71u»bk levy harm« hrn made bv me ut»m mid to show that the land «ought i* n,o,T'* . VMW W-ld exec»G: S m grisnii Itsikvtl splemlitl in lioine- pay their taxes but the railroads Hie scheme did not work and was 1 Phr for it* timber or «tone t‘»aa for agru . , N ml .. It *1! t’ »netion for c*«h Hot and cold water baths poses, and to establish his clan11 to Til .mt a » Mrt h.ru« door al Tillanumk inatlt* stHip, at 20 ««eiits |a«r tpiart. have hitherto succeeded in bliitfiing given up last w<i-k. A dozen mills !u before the Register and Receiver of th» m Til .rn.mko.ut.tr irrinoa, at the hour of ten at Oregon Citv. Oil Cit ’ Oregon. <»n Wednesday at any time. ' M on Mtn-d.y the 4lh dar of Nm Mr. Jom«s is an esteenied salir kraut out of it. It is had enough to have in Washington are working on the »■"** day ot November 1A43. lie names as w’t iovemt «rn.hr1-91 Mhl laml. or peemiaea aa ifer«aid fit • - John Kuns, of McMinnville. ?\ii* cu .' ‘ t ; l ‘ ' ‘ , Judgment aud raola and acmtug ami In- has a new involta« of barn* a railroad claiming the choicmt co-operative plan. Hi’it Cla# in every Respect. G.een under my hand thia >> day of Sept IN.y •t 15 <a«nts |H»r )bRev. Brown land in the county without letting ‘ Any and all persons claiming their J ohn d . E dwards Hipan« Ta'«it!cs : fur bad temper officiateti. above-described lands are requested to B Opposite Larsen House. Sheriffoi Tillamook County. I them get out of pay ing taxes. Ilquiii. Tabulen eure biliousneni. clatnis in thi* office on or before sai-i « DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES. Prescriptions Compounded Tillamoolç Lumbering Co. Saw & Planing Mills Proprietors Electric Light System. I I I I I 1111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 I I I I I I I I I I I If you are going to plant any Fruit Trees I I I I I I I I I I | f »il I ) , ( and Tillamook« , Lied Martin. Barbe? « Shop I k N >3 Un-goa. TiliannwAk, Oregon. of Novi ml>er 1893 IT Apfsrwa.
