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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1893)
Fourni »rowned. M. E. < hurcli Ser, Saturday evening’s overland when she .Mr. (ieorge Squires has taken charge A ¡»arty consisting of Miss Maggie The supposition that an unfortunate At the quarterly nmferenee „f,U u Fearuside, Miss Lulu Hunt, Messrs E. of tlie \\ infield House at Bay City and I pulled into Salem, says the Statesman, S<*e Boille’s ad on another page. M. Philebaiini and George Cohn went will run it in his cuato’iiary firat-<*laea t looked as she had about as many tiam|is traveler had lieen drowned while attempt E. church recently held in Till.Illook Eggs 30 cents at Cohn & C u ’ m . 21-t atvle. Mr. Squires always turni>dieH ex «Is,aid as she had passengers. The ing to cross a small branch of \\ ilsmi was decided that Rev. McLachlan S|Z dow n lo the beach today. blind hag.-age mid the tender was simply river as related in the lust issue of the preacli each tnonili as follows: At Tm Ahel'olm is buying county <»r«lera. 21-t When business is dull is not the time to cellent accuminodHtiohM as is well known one mass of men nearly forty, some of H eahligiit was only tootrue. The ill- Uirs.k on the evening of the first „A Wantml, butter a in I egg« at C«»hri &(’<»’s. stop advertising but rather to place more to Tlilaipookera and traveling men. Prof E K. Barnard arrived in the them (so ttiick were they) having their . fated man whose name was Samuel Sax second Sundays, m..rni„K of t) Wood wanted on subscripti«»n Ht Ibis prominently before the public the fact was on his wav from I’orlland to Tilla Sunday mid morning snd evenina of ra city Mondav to prove up on his home- hands full to hold oil A few were oli- that y<-u are still in bnsim-w». office. 1 ging enough to allow the fileman 13 mook and was uiid. il tedly ilecerved as fourth Sunday. He will preach »t ?* Htead, and left yeaterday morning for Marriage licenses were issue«! this week Fred Stoddartl came in on the Tiu« kee Operate the water lank but the majority to the dr'ptlr and force of the stream he to Charles Bester and Mary J. West, Tacoma. He ha<$ been engaged as prin of them stuck right ti the tram us it they attemptid io < loss On Wednesday Mr. City on the first Sunday 1110rui Friday. third bunduy evening. At Please cipal of the public school al Lake Park, a Charles E. E«*.n ami Elnara Keaton, T. B. Hamlley i« out at Salem on legal small town about 8 miles from Tacoma. feared, were they mice off’, they could not Iteelir r inloriued the neiglilror» of the Valley ami Long Prai.ie se.OI)l| s" Hans L Jens n and A le.la Bavs. have gotten on again. They were a des c.rcumstain'es and a search party con mormng, ami on Nehalem on th. fifth business. The channel at Dry Stocking bar in Through tlie kindness of Mr. Withers perate and hard looking lot of fellows but sisting of W J. Smith, Isaac Smith and Sunday in the month. When Bro U Mr«. Petre ami family went out on the already showing improvement as a result some pow<lcr was furnished to be useu Salem was lucky and tlie entire outfit a party of campers from Forest Grove is absent the Epworth League will Harrison. in cleaning out H<.quai toii slough Work of the jetty recently built. The Garfield went on through i went out to look for the laalv but with duct 8ervi<*e8 in the evening. B. <’. Lamb returne«! from Portland will l»e commence«I at an early date. can now go over at nearly any stage of He who tuketh not Ids lu me pa|ier, out smcess On Saturday Fred Page, Saturday. the tide, while formerly there were several I.aunchlng of the Oregon, P./KTLANh M arket .—P«>latoes GO to 70 son-in-law, of the deceased, and Sid M. IL Larson has been sit k during the c ms p« r nh < k.— Butter, brine 35 to 40 hoiiiH on each title when there wan not rightly says a brother printer, the sume ' Anderson of this city, arrived from Tilla should not be lent to him or read in liis invitations to the launching of past week cents per r. 11.—Choice dairy 45 lo 50 cts. em»ugh water. presem e, hut he should lie kept in su mook ami accompanied by Robt Hicks battle ship Oregon were issued by th The electric light works at Baltimore A W. S< v« rance returned from Safi m per roll.—Eggs 2«) cents.—Oats 36 lo 38 preme ignorance all the days of liis life, weni to the fatal ford, and after a short Union Iron Works. The war vessel will were binned Saturday ami the city was on Sunday. | cents. yea, verily, until the days come that his ( search fount! the body of Mr Sax in a slide into the waters of the San Francis«, Gapt. Brown returned to A st« »ria on Ttn thousand free tickets to the Fair plunge*! into daikneNN. The »-parks were land is gobbled for bucktaxes, his rai wrack-heap, about 400 yards below t he bay oil Thnrsrlay, October 26. «t i|tt the Elmore. were distributed among the Chicago; carried over the city by tlie strong wind ment parted between his creditors, and ford. The lardy was williont anv nmrkH A. M A neat engraving of tlls Mrs. Robeson has been to Portland on ! ; school ehildren Saturday the funds hav- anti the city jail took fire. The prisoner« the lightning rod agent bringeth action or bruises except a cut on the back of man-of war is at the h.p of t|ie ,.ar,|, were all taken out under a strong guard | ing been subscribed by public spirited a business trip. on his notes. In tlmee days will lie open the heart The watch in the ]roeket of ’ and underneath ap|«ars the lettering’ and no lives were lost. liis eyes ami e.x< lann, "Lo! there is plea- the deceased had stopped at 11.45. Tile .................... . '-T W. W Ridehulgh ami wife were in the I «iiizens Daisy Ainsworth The llanison hail the misfortune to -nre, and 1 am nut in it." And he who horse was found bet wr en some logs and During the past we< k over two million city this week. representing tlm State of Oregon, and break her pro} el lor going down the bay lettetli his subscription expite and who had suffered from r xposure and starva Miss Ruth Dolph, ri presenting t|ie navv. Mr. Ben Bunn is building a barn on bis people attended the World’s Fair. It is expected there will be an enormous at Friday ami had to go on the beach to fix hringetlr nut in tlie wood and potatoes tion so that it died while they were tak launched by Miss Eugenia Shelby,« ' ranch at Beaver. it. She went out Sunday morning. Be The f«mmini ion for C. A E Thayer’s i tendance «luring the two weeks, the last sides considerable butter she h id on therefor and places not the silver in the ing it to Glenora. The body of Mr. Sax presenting the city of Portland.’’ of the fair. editor's limul the same should be pro was brought to this city Monday mid l.ew bank is la*ing built. board a load of lum' er from this city ami claimed from the housetop-and liis name buried Tuesday at the Johnson cemetery j «¡rant Count, ■. Bro. Willey lias trailed 80 acres of his The Harrison was lo leave Portland, about fifteen passengers. should he pronounced mud by (lie |ample by the G. A. It Post, he being a mem Ilie following is a summary of the ranch for land at Sunnyside, ne.«r Port- last evening at 5 o’clock. The French ami Russians are embrac who ileal in purple and fine linen and ber rtf Sumner Post No. 12, East Port assessment roll of Grart comity fur u,e I land. The parties with whom he traded A. W. Fletcher ««f Oretown was in the have moved hi and Bro. Willey will build ing t ach other at Toulon and the French scail.t and calico for Io! the ed tor’s lot land. The deceased was 68 years of age year 18.13, says the Issue: «ity this week on business. are making themselve* hoarse shouting is past finding out unless you try the the day lie was drowned ami served in a new house. "Acres ol land 205,630, value < 650.661 ■ “Vive la Busse ” This is looked upon business. But the man who biiveth ami the 9th W'irconsin regiment during the town lots, value $44,580; improvement. The Elinor«* t>«ok out a quantity of Al the jetty at Dick’s point the channel as very signiticiant in case of European silletli and adverliselli hheialiy in the war. Rev. 1) McLachlan conducted the $103,3J0; merchandise mid implement, hut ter from both creaim iies. is already t « ginning to cut out and at The I luiore was detained at Attoria | ihe lower point of the jetty a bank is troubles, but Engl nd and Germany do paper, behold, the people findelh liim ; services and in his sermon paid a fitting value. «60,000; money .notes and accounts, not seem to be very much scared about it. out and not to hurt, mid the householder tribute io the comrade who had answered value, $172.270; household furniture, value yesterday but came in to«lay. fmniing making a continuation, as it An i xt hange says: “Send in your items who taketli the paper ami payetli there the last roll call. The deceased was well $10,100; ln.rses anil mules, 8950, value, G W. Fearnside has gone to Portland were, of the jetty. w hen they are fresh. We don’t like to for, tlie same shall prosper; lie shall respected ami much sympathy is ex $150,980; cattle 17,631, value, $209,690; to buy a stock of winter goods. We still receive many letters iinjuiring slmep 158.355, value, $316,710; swinè Subscribe for the H eadlight and New about Tillamook and as soon as times im publish a birth after the child is weaned, know wli'-ii liis taxes are due, mid when pressed regarding his sad death. a marriage after the honeymoon is ov^r, the land is advertised by the scribes, and York World Only $2 15 a year. prove many new’ settlers will <*ome in the Assessment of Tillamook 1396, value $.,060. Gross value of propeitv a death notice alter the widow is married divers things whereby he may profit, Summary of County $1,729 350; exemptions $2l.4l0; total for 1893. Eight men «ere arresle«! at Clatskanie her«1. There is plenty of room for men again, or a free notice of an entertain and lie kiioweth whereby he can get taxable property, $1,707,940 Number of with a I tile means. for refusing to work on the roads. Acres of land L24.190, value $969,375, of ment when the job work has been done bargains at the stores, who has a cow polls 476. There was a dance at Bay City given elsewhere.” average value $4 32.100. Wanted.—County ordeisto the amount for sa le cheap or a span of mules, he l»y Captain Thomas of the Truckee. The Personal propertv $40,620 ( f$ftMX). Inquire at I T. Maulsby. Hebo. After considerable trouble, I have se- kiioweth when there is war or rumors of Tow n lots (all I, value $138,025, average It you want the Tillamook county news officers and pas-engers of the Truckee, enred the exclusive right of handling war that bringeth up the price of wheat Salmon hauling tothe valley is a thin,, Ehnoie and Harrison took pait in it and value $21 87.1(H), w ilh improvements $28. of tlie past. paper subscrilie f«»r the H eadlight . “The Celebrated Japan Tea” imported all had a good time. Improvements $«3.225. County Court. The su|a«rvis<»r oi. the r<»a«l east of tow n I direct from Koba, Japan. This is a pure Ehiw-rD. Smith is visiting friendBand Subscribe tor the H eadlight and you Japan tea and every package is guaranteed Merchandise mid implements $55,600. in doieg good wook graveling the road. relations this week. Money $9 990. will get the news Ite.-h from the press ' to suit the purchaser or money refunded. Comitt* Court convened Monday, Oct Captain J. Jacobson, <»i the schooner According to the marriages we may If you borrow the paper from your neigh- , 1 Sold only at the “Racket Store,” Tilla 9th, present Judge H. F. Holden, VV II. Notes and accounts $82,315. Muggle C. Russ was in the city y< slrrday. expect a hard winter. hors von have to wail till they have read II Caiy and J. H Bridgeford, com Shares of stock $1200 mook City, Oregon, by C. W Smith. Mr. E M . Philrhaum of the Engineer it and arc behind limes missioner*. Mr. Editor, the time is at hand when Household furniture, carriages, watches Price 50 cents per pound. Try a package «l«*partment at F«»rt Stevens is in the city. i Ordered that the snpervisoi of R D 8 etc , $34,745. Nestucca needs a bridge and needs it The towns in the Valley have nearly and he convinced. 19-31 J II. Bridgeford has gone to Sun Fran all organized debating societies, which cause stakes to be put on both sides of Horses and mules 1088, value $34,410, badly. The semi annual statement does not county road from Tillyinia k to South cisco on husincss for theCoopeiage C«>m- during the coming winter w ill discuss the average value $31 12.100. Rumor has it »hat there was a wedding show the expenses that were allowed at l'rairie from a point about opp. site Eli puny. Cattle 9702, value $8j.ft&5, average; at Beaver Sunday, the lutliinst. Charles I «¡notion “Whether the Chinese or the the recent term of county court, includ The Lizzie Prien is loading lumber at , Senate shall be deported.” Olds’s house to a point w here the road value $12 6 1U0. Bester and Miss May West were the con ing the circuit court expenses In the tin* Nehalem MillCo’a wharf at Nehalem Sheep ami goats 2045, value $4075, i tracting p.rties. May success attend them Mr Smith, who, with his family and ordinary course of business these expenses makes an angle to the East on the banks City. through life. stock, was forced hy high water lo camp would have been included in the October of Trask rf\»r said stakes to be 2 rods average value $1 9J.10J. In two days at Athena, Ore , 16,(MM) i on Wilson ri\“r, has returned to the apart lo serve us guides during high Sw ine 8 14, value $1595, average value statement hut owing to the adjournment ItKAL KXTATK TIC ANSI KICK. water. bushels of wheat were sold at 36*2 and J V.illey w here he w ill Hay till next spring, $1 91.00 uf court until October the bills were not 37 cents. Application of R. T. Weatherly et al tiroes value of all inoperly .1,496,030 D. C. Collier to R, IL Holmes, deed i when he mte.ids to return, allowed till after the statement had to he for road rejected there lieing no remon Exemptions .............................. 137,730 of right of way, $5. N. P Roberts was taken sick very sud-1 lra Malin, the founder of the Nehalem filed. These bills amount to about $4000. strance on file lor damages, and it ap Total taxable property................ 1 3)8,30() denly Friday evening but is now able to I I limes, was in the city this week on his Wm . A . M« Nerly to A T. Webb, n e Oregon City has organized a Free pearing that viewers do not approve said be out. of sec 25, 2 s, 9 w, fiOOO. 1 way outside. lie I has sold his interest Reading Room Association, the directors Number of ¡»oils 673. road and that no plat has lateii filed. Salmon are now running very slack in | in the Tunes tu G B Johnson, who will W. N. Cone to E O. Young, lot 11, of which are soliciting free copies of news In the matter of application of Benoit More Storms in the East. the bay many of the boats not catching continue to run i the paper. bfix k 7, Bar View Add. to Bay City, |llh>. papers throughout tha state. The object l’rovost f..r change in the county road any fish. The Elmore came in Friday with a is a good one anfl <»ur sincerest wis.i is ordered that W. D. Wood, M. B. Pulleys ( mc.\(.o, Oct. 14.—As a result of the J . S. Dellinger and wile to J. B Ni«tr A telegraph office has been established large cargo of freight for this city and that they may in uouise of time become fearful wind and rain storms, telegraphic demiis lot 9, blk 67, Pavifi«- Add. tn Buy ami Frank Long be a| pointed viewers to at Bester’s. Miss Bester presides at the also about lo tons (»1 supplies tor the Ne strong enough finam iallv to l»e able to meet with P. S. Brown mid view and communications with New York, Wash- City, |6(M. iiistrumentM. halem cannery She went down Satur pay a regular subscription. Til lai nook ers survey and lay out said road. iiiKtonr Boston ami a larger part of the To an English Syndicate. G W. Wallace, Chas. Johnson, Joe day ami into Nehalem Sunday. who are called to Oregon City will find In the matter of road petition of A. aoutli is next to impossible. Wires from It was learned that Col. T E. Hogg Bixby, and .Mr Smith oi Beaver were in The county paper is a record that ought the IlKADMGliT al the Fite Reading Bensheidt et al ordered that report, plat the West are Working after a fashion as town yesterday. I«» be kept in every household. The tiles Room. and survey 1« molded ami that said tar E .st as the Alleghenies, but tile I lias sold to an English syndicate 27,Uth country on tlie further slope oillie mouii- ! acres of land situated in Lincoln mid The Fairview creamery expects to run 1 (»1 th«* 11 e \ i > i .IGH r constitute a complete Salmon eggs were at a premium last roml he <»pvne<l. nil winter. Now is the tune to have fresh history uf the county’s progress. To week. Alter the tains and the h gh Daniel I’ieice appu'.i.t« tl road supervisor tains is cut off nlumst as though it hiul . Benton counties, fur a coiisid. ration of keep up with the turns subs« iii»e for it waters the rivers were swarming with R. D 16 in place of S. D. Pierce deceased. smhleuly sunk into tile sea. Troubles $2,7Ul This of course, does not repre cows ioming in. The three-m.isted schooner Maggie trout and everyone who could l»eg, l»or- R. Ih ndri. ks h.«s arrived in the city Ordered that Albert Hanis la> allowed with ilie wires began ye.terilay ami gra sent Hie real value of the land, which .s and will conduct services at the South Rur-s was towed into the hav by the row or appmpri.ite n Look ami line and to purchase 10JO feet of plank for R D dually grew worse through the night, part of a wagon road grant to Col Hogg leaching a climax this mon ing in a con and Ins associates Methodist church. Irmkee Friday, and was taken to the salmon eggs went fishing, and as a rule No. 14. Bill of Geo. I) Biggs fur lia..<lcuffs fur dition of prostration. It is said to be | The steamer Truckee sailed for San Cooperage Co’s w half. She is one of the succetsled in tatcliing a fine string $.| For Sale or Trade. Francisco .Monday w ith a lua«l of lumber preitiest st hooners that ever came into fish. In fact everybody caught so many nished Frank Harris laid over for consi about the nmst complete un record. The One Alsrdien-Angiis (polled-Angus big ones that the 'most inveterate fish only case approaching a parallel, so far at deration i'iilamook. from Ilobsoiiville least as wire communication is concerned j bull, 2-vear old, one Aberdeen Align» story teller had to refrain from relating Resignation of E. K. Barnard nsconnty Bro. Willev will ¡»reach in each month The steam schooner Navarro passeiloul about the fish he caught when lie live<l school Hii|M-riutendeiil accepted and T. B. was tlie extraordinary New York blizzard, cow, 4-y<ar old, and one yearling heilei. of the bay Saturday with a cargo of lum as follows: l«t Sunday al Blaine; 2n<l in Happy Holler. in which Roscoe Conklin lost bis life, j all thoroughbred uiid registered stick. Handley apia.inted to fill the vai ancy Sunday al Kdchis and Latimer's school j bur for San Francisco. Will trade lor liorsea or will sell on ...... Preposition of J V Alderman and A. That blizzard however affected a coiupit- The rebellion is not yet »oppressed in Mrs Bodie offers her |>r«»p?rty in Titla- Imusc; jr«l Sunday at Long Prairie ami with approved notes. Here is a bargain rativily small stretch of territory; today niook f«»r sale lor |4.»6 «»n easy terms. This Pleasant '’..«ley; 4th Sunday at Netarl« Brazil and llio reliels Seem lo Is- getting Arstill to build bridge acrua* Howling almost the entile Allaniic cohs I is cut off ns I want to dis|iose of the cattle. I<* and Beaver. the best uf it. The rebel ship Aquidabaii, creek conti. ued is a goo«l Hivestment further particulars call on, or address Mello’s flagship opeuvd the bombard Onlered that J. D. Edwards lie given ami the effect* of the storm are tell over On Saturday while the bridge over G. W. PitELN, We will pay the very highest maike 1000 miles inland. ment of Rio. The bombardment was a credit on tax roll the amount of tax as N-tarts, Ore. price al Frisco Stole tor county orders, lloquaituii slough waa Ireiug repaired a 17-20 plank fell on Elmer Hoag's foot causing very destructive one and many buildings sessed and levied upon lands sold uml .Marriage. either cash or ill tra«le. 19*22 a painful injury. Our city marsh.il were badly damaged. The buildings bid in by the county judge. For Sale. l«»e Vin«*ent (Portugee Jut*) has inuvud l*vrambnlate«l around the city On Sundaj Mr. Chai les Bester, eldest The assessor turned over the as ess- with the occupied by the Rio News and the Ameri I have for sale at Meinaloo«e point r>aw out I«» Peter Brant’s plact* having rtntvd aid of a crutch. can Bible fkx iety were wrecked and many inent roll for the year 189.1, ami the court soli of the late Stephen Hester, and Miss fine milch cow s and young slock, at a ¡.art of the ranch for live years. M iv T Wist, daughter of W. T. West of William Liddicoat Friday morning foreiguers were killed and wounded. proceeded to examine the loll carefully bargain. For further particulars apply to Miss Maggie Fearusidei» visit ng here, wild«* m a fit of delirium jniii|>ed from a The government is suppnuing the re and or.leied that the same lie approved B aver were married at the residence of I F. N. E llioit . the l.ri le ’ s parents at Beaver. The cere She made the journey from Vancouver, n ot uf a ihiee-»tt»ry building at the «(tr ports of the casualties. Ordered that the county clerk notify mony was performed by Rev. Wade of I I m the C ounty C o cut of the S tate of O ak U ash ., to Tillamook in 22 hour» uer of Pine and First streets. He is now Fiank Severance has moved his logging supervisor of R. D 7 to fasten down the GON FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK. H eadlight and New York W«*«*klv nt the hospital, in Portland, iiiiconscmiM. uultil to Sugar-loaf mountain, east of plank at south end of bridge aeruss Still this city. After the ceremony the wedding feast was taken over to tlieschool iiouse, I In the Matter of the Estate/ well slough or Wilson river cut off World. 1 ht* World is the strongest He is horribly bruise'l. of 8. A. Rotiert«, insolvent I town, where he will conduct logging wnereas the me undersigned unaersigiiea waw weekly in America. Only $2 15 was u«»y "ty—-rr Ordered that the sheriff 1« allowed an '' in rt a numbt i uf ¡»eople lia«l i/$et fur re- ( Whereas The st li.HUier .Maggie C. Russ carries «»Iterations «luring the coming winter A wn me join “- ”• *'*■“ 1893 ’-re .by<H z Services itn«l liad l»r«»uvUt a basket 0,1 thv 3° Judge th uny <h*y of ” of i the H above-named ^ • . ’ Burnett, court J. E. Sibley ami family went «»ut to h I h » iii 300,OdU leut uf I iiiii I mt and baa a dry flume, about 81» rods long, will 1« extension ot time for the return of tlie dimier along ami all parto,,k of tlie re- ! is"igire of" ttTertaleofs!’* ' Kotwrt». Inwirein delinquent tax toll until the regular term Portland ye»lei<lrt) to visit the cx|*osition. i rrw of eight men Tin« is lu r first trip bu ll from the river up the side of the past in honorofth. occasi n. Tire bride dairn. claims against saia estate u« -------- , They will piobahly return on tilt* Trinket' t«» Tillamook her principal run Ix-ing mountain int » which ti e l< gs wiil I* of comt held in January 1894 and ordered to preaeut . .s_<. their claim« mule u” ami groom botli Irnve a large eircle of -- hereby ----- notified ------------- that the clerk utls.-h a new warrant to oath to me. at my residence at Tillamook < «F W illiani Olm*ii is building a new ware 1st wren Humboldt and San Fiatuisco roilc«l wuh j.t« k sciews. On«c started, fricnds tlirougliout thè connty and emi Tillamook County. Oregon. within three m-n each of said delinquent tax lolls for the the logs will slide «1« wu into the river tie- house on liis wharf This w ill l»e a great with redwood lumber. from the dale hereof. collection of the lax remaining unpaid gra tuia liocseii >1 gì o,| w ish, e are extended Hated this ,oth dav of October it**l- couvriiiencv fi»r ¡»artit*» shipping on the Mr. G. Merguirc slid Miss Merguire, lure v man «an say la ra-ra-taioiii-«le-ay* frolli all sides. U-M C. 8. !>««» Ordered that a* the levy mentlulled M A«igne< Elinort* sun and daughter of J L. Merguire ot the timtar is said to lx» the finest that above cannot well l>e made at this term was ever cut lor Tillainuua mills. McCreary Hill The sitlt walks have been covered with the Truckee Lumber Co., ami their of court, the same is continued till the hoar frost fur two mornings and tarnieis $ friends Mias Patterson ami Mr. Jacob W ashisg T ox Oct. 16 -Tile house this Our Hebo corn s|R>udvnt >|»eaka of the regular term of court in January I1494 are l«»»king fur more ram It >» har«l on wete on the Trip kce thia trip ami made N.siucia ps.pt, meduig a bridge Wl lv>a afternra.il passed the M.freaiy bill with I. st ot perS'm* liable to military dull a flying visit to Tillaimxik. milch cows. lhe Big Nustiiccu >u. h a bridge would Mini by the As-esaor ami accepted. the amendments offered by the (rear; and Cumiiietti bill, as passed It extends If you want job-woik «lone skdfuih If anyone had dreams of heavenly be uf great ta iietit to the wliuto county, BIILs «ll.OWKD the provisions of the Geary law six mid artistical y. call at the II ka I h . iuiii music lust night they call attribute it to especially in »he wintertime when the office. Work «lone promptly anti at rea- Hie band After band practice the Iwys ruaoa over the mountain»aie inipaawable. Ubas Pie furc. nipilingHMeMnient months; defines Chiia se lalmryrs and roll and military list 1164 on Chinese merchants; makes mandatory »«»nable rales. GEO SQUIRES, Prop. went to Culm's corner and serenaded the rhere is seldom any siiuw un that route U \5 louder, mix’, work .. 184 22 photographic identification; requires Rev Wade will preach nt the Christian town with tine music, that is when they and if there was a bridge teams could go to ami In.m the Valiev at any time Last W II II Gary, salary and mileage 21.21' marshals to carry out all orders of de Chun h Sundax morning and t*wi mg all played the same piece winter when Hie snow was deep in the J 11 Edwards, attending county portation and jailing Chinamen without Regulai service» will probably l»e held Work at Juuctiou bar is now nearly court mountain» that mail had to be carried |>v 15.00 , *«¡1 pending execution of the deportation there in the future. finished as far as they will carry it on men on aim* shows. Mr Smith, tlie writ aud excludes Chinamen <*onvk*te«l of The prt»|»rrty of the Tillamook Fair this yeai. The pile driver lias been dia- C. A E Thayer have alamt completed felony from |«rmission <>f register. Geary lk»lph mail carrier, I ruught eleven sacks A»MH'ia|ion wss s. |«| at sheriff's sale |«II mh | with and the steamer Garfield is to Ttilam.x.k man lk>ipliov«r the Ncs- arrangements to get the stone for the <iw lares tlie bill as passed is perfectly S.itutdav and J. F Sibley, oi Hubaon- busily engaged towing mi »- lad, n aii)i t*» “ * rtsne m a himl«r wag«»n. When new bank. The stone will !« obtained -atisfactorv to the coast and, if enforced rra k and brush for the jet v. ville bi«t it in for JII290. the riv«rs air i p the peo|»le ut the south 1 at Merna loose |<oitil. at th,- expiration i f ;be time limit, will Favorite stopping place of commercial Frank Sfwranev has I«« n digging his The Ca ¡forms A <»reron C O| i-rage |Mrt ul the C'.uuty are practically cut off «•tile lhe Chiu.se favl.leiu Th.«.-who Travellers. Nancy Harris is a new student at the p>tat«a»» whi«h were mi-«««! on the, Company's m il i< still under attai lin.eut from the «ouniy seat, an I much of their depart will (lut |« ,|,|* to transfer their deaf mute schuul. Laying jul, ar,hed (Ju « k pl-«ce \ mimplt* which be brought 1 tail the mill is running right along. f ■ ■»------ »-4 , a — The tra«lf width *ln»uhl l«e «lone iti tl»is city, regiatmtmu certificates ami in the course Tillamook <«• llr» othev ni«-m«urvd 28 in* he» in vir- M-liramer Maggie R um is lying at the 1» taken to Mier dan and McM iinGHe from .,,, . „ county. . Tl,"e ,r* now lime all 1 will d: sappi Clams and other ae.i-aide ilehc»«’*» » will disappear imn. the».- ««imference . uc w.iy »nd 17 inches the wl.aif Itrady io load as (MM as the A hr ,lg.. mer the N.-stneca is.neofthe »peci.dty. ----- —t.oi. ia al.-o sati*- odor way. her i. released from attachment moat needed im^o.ment* in thee......tv the largest burnt er ever receiving in- KICKÌ ITI KH. Winfield Hougß The finest Hotel in Bay Ci4 EXCELLENT ACCOM »ODâTIOMS- Û; 7.71,‘“'r.'’".-“T-............ .. trial,« .t O1)e tlmc._^IWe^,an * thZh|^',ii*^X,"t’?/àvè^rV