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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1893)
ítepral Ha» l,a»»«l. « Helio. I 1st of TM|»yrn. A G. Reynolds has retired from the J. 0. Bewley, of Bay City, was on N es photograph business for the present and After sixty-one days debate, the repeal tticca last week Belo» we publish a list oi those who |3.00 for flour ut Friaco Store. the rooms he occupied over the H ead pay taxi-» on pro|>erty valued at more El Catterlin.ol Beaver, came in from bill passed the senate Monday by a vote 1. T Mauleby pays caali for orders. light office are being tilted up for E. E. than $1060. Salem Sunday the -9 insl Eggs 30 cents n dozen at (John A Co’s. Sei ph who will use them as offices. $1195 of 43 to 32. The bill will lie laid before L D Aeklev.... . .................. The potato crop ou Nestucca is very 2395 the house again to-day, when it is ex slim this year, al>out half a crop or less. Flour $3.25 a barrel at Cohn a Co’». The lighthouse tender, Columbine, is C W Allen.............................. . 4500 H5 cenu a wack fur flour at Coh: a C«»’ h . re|s>rted to have left Yaquina for Netarts Astoria Packing Company Isaac Iairppa, of Beaver, lias come in . 1200 pected the filibustering will begin again. from Portland to remain on his Nestucca bay, when she will pick up the whistling J G Alley ................................ b5 eta. for county orders at Frisco ...30735 buoy that drifted ashore here some time Bay City I-an<l Company.. ranch for a while. More Carter Harrison Shot. . 1100 ago. It would be a good idea to leave it Nicholas Bahi........................ County Clerk W. W. Conder was on his County court will convene M* »today ... 1315 ou Tillamook bar as she goes up the Wm Batlerson...................... C hicago , Oct. 28.—Another crazy crank ranch for a few days last week; but i.ext. ... 1000 has done his deadly work, and Cartel H. Will did not get anv buck. coast to Astoria. Adeline Barnhart................. Sample c«‘|»icM of the New York World 1935 11 arris« m, five times mayor of Chicago and W. 0. King is still improving his cran A G Beals.............................. nt ihia office. KKAI. ESTATE TICANN FEICN . 1150 one of the best known men in the West, berry ranch at Sami Lake. The Pacifiic Mrs. B L Beals Get hard < uah for your orders—ut I. T. coast cranberries have attracted much at Marv Bendixon.................... .. 1350 1 lies dead at his home, No. 231 South Ash U. 8. Patent to C. B. Handley Maulwby’a office. ... 1230 land Boulevard Three bullets entered tention at the World's Fair, and a com S D Best er ...................... M. M. Morin to L. Johnson, n e . . 2o00 ¡ his body, two making wounds sufficient of sec. 4 2 s, 9 w, $1600. The Elmore li.id 27 prnukmgers on lor pany has been formed w ith intention of J C Be« ley............................ 4075 lant out ward trip. to cause his death The murder was investing $106,000 in the business at Joe Bixby.............................. Alex Beaver to Flora Bell Beckner, . . . 1085 i-Ginmitted by Eugene Patries Prender 7192 square feet in see. 23, tp. 3 n, 10 w, G W Boilvfelt...................... Highest price paid ioi tonnty orders Sonth Bend, Wash. . 1845 gast, a paper carrier who had declared A broken shaft in the mill is the cause John R Brigham.................. $40.00. nt I. T. Mauhl») ’a • Hi« e 6855 that Mayor Harrison had promised to I. II Brown............................ of the city being deprived of electric W H Cooper to Sophie R Sevt rance, Mrs. XV. F l> Jonew and family went . 1555 make him <or|>oration i-oimsel and had lights for a time. The shaft was sent out D N Burns.............................. 85 acres near Tillamook City, $7000. < ut to Ast« »ria on the Elmore Monday. .. . 1910 not kept his word. This, he said, was Anne Burton.......................... w. c. anil Mary Morton and Henry A convention for nomination of candi on the Elmore Monday morning to l>e Bengtha Byrum................... 1725 |he only reason for comniitiing the crime. repaired at Astoria if possible. The streets Farmer to L E. Dyer, e Ji of lots 1 ami dates i<»r city officers will be held Nov. 24. ...15710 .Mayor Harrison, who hut 11 short time appt ar very dark ami dismal w ithout Aaron Bliss........................... 4, blk 15, Bewl.y’s Add. to Bay City, $125. Frank Trout is doing great execution . 2400 Gentry <k John Backus....... previously hail relumed from the festiv their cheering presence. timoi.g the i it) wood pi ha with bis steam .. . 1200 ities of “Mayor's" day al the fair, was Chas II Booth...................... Notice. E. A. Ross, engineer on the Ilwaco, .. 1200 i lying on the sofa in the front room. auw. Wm Button........................... Notice is hereby given that a meeting while fishing for smelt at the Cape yes IM) Aliout 8:25 p. in. the door lieli rang and Thirl)-tlir»e new Mibs<ripti«»iiH, be- terday, caught the first specimen of Win L Button......... . ............ of the County Central Committee of the I ... 1200 w hen a servant opened the door the man lH*sides the renewals, speaks well for the man-eating shark that has ever been L W Brown........................... Democratic partv is here -y called toineet 18OO C H Bierce ............................ 11 KA OUGHT. rushed into the room where Harrison was in Tillamook on the 11th day of Novem- j captured in the river. The fisl. was a .. 2580 lying and fired four shots at hint, three M.ss Maggie Fearnside will leave on very young one, about two and one half N J Beswick.......................... lier 1893 to consider matters of import ... 1000 of which took (Sect. The matt then Mr. Elmore for Astoiia, enroute to Van feet long, but with an unmistakable look C W Brown...................... ance ami a full attendance is requested ! 65900 Blodgett, et al ...................... rushed into the street and disappeared. In precincts where no committee men ! couver, Wash of ugliness aliout it. Mr Ross will .. . I2tK) Mr Harrison died in ten minutes. I M Barnhart........................ P. S. Brown has returned from Neha have it preserved. reside the voters of said precincts are re- I Oregon & California Cooperage Co 3390 lem, where he has b«>en sui veying «luring quested to meet and elect one who will A party if hunters, consisting of Dave W G Chance.......................................... 1850 Cows In the Fall. (he past we< k attend. Proxies will not be allowed ex- j Hadley, Jolm Barker, Morris Leach and C Christensen.............................. 1240 Sleeping on the bare, cold ground ill cept held by voters of the precim t for ' A series of protracted meetings will be Leu Hiner went to Nestucca and returned Colin A Co........................................... 5530 commenced at the South Methodist church after about a week’s hunting. They killed j Mark L Colin..................................... I990 the fall gives the cows rheumatism, they which the proxy is field. Dated this 28th day of October 1S93. ill a short time. nine deer, one of which they brought to A M Commons...................................... 1015 often take cold and contract disease E. E S ei . ph , Mrs B-slle offers her property in Tilla town and distributed ns far as it would I C Comer........................................... 4725 which hangs to them all the winter, and in some cases proves fatal. They do Chairman Democratic County 1 mook for sale tor $430 on easy terms. This go among their friends They say Dave W W Conder................................ 2725 Central Committee shot sixteen times at the deer but Ills Mary J Cone....................................... 1120 not do so well at the pail ami have not is a good investment. the thrill they would have, nor come out fiiemls ate the venison just the same. W S Cone ............................................ 1011 ’ 5 'i he Tuickee arrived in Monday and .Justice Court. Extra seats have been placed in the W H Cooper....................................... 5090 ii as good condition in the spring, as sa.ied \\ ednesday alteru<«on w ith a cargo I hey would have done had they had There were twoea.es inJudgeMaulshy's , city public school The applications for Robt Crawford....... ........................... 20^0 of lumber irom Hobsonville timely shelter and protection against wet court this week The case of Edwards admittance have been so numerous that J K Craven............................................ 1680 Owing to lack of space we are unable and cold in the fall. It is false economy against M II. Larson was suit for $115 1040 Io publish ail the names of taxpayeis in the children cannot be accommodated in Hiram Crane............................ to neglect the cow at any season of the for labor on the new hotel. The case j the three rooms and it will be necessary Leonard Crenshaw ......................... 1000 tills issue assessed over $1000. I to engage another teacher ami use the II W Cott el ........................................ 2070 year. It is no gain to shorten the win was coutinned till Nov. 15. The total paid attendance at I lie The case of Morey against Bailey a suit 1 other roan. This is very gratifying to B R Daniels....................................... 67OO ter bv keeping animals exposed to the World’s Fair w..s 21,458,9.0. On the the directors and teachers, who have the John G Day........................................... 19J0 viscissitudes of the fall weather and for replevin, resulted in a non-suit 011 last day there were 208,173 paid. school in charge and speaks well for their Joseph J Dawson............................. 1120 allowing them to make out a subsistence motion of plaintiff'. Iu the absence of Bro. M< Lachlan the management. It Alfred Dean.......................................... 1850 on frosted grass until snow falls Another ease, L. 8. R. >berts agnint H. Epworth I/'ague conducted the services means more food through the w inter ami Coil Desmond ..................................... 1465 After considerable trouble, 1 have se B Johnson is 011 the docket. al the M. E. church Sunday evening. Inter foddering ami graining in the spring cured the exclusive right of handling J 8 Diehl............................................... 1010 l’ulillc Sale. Chas P>e, our county assessor, hns “The Celebrated Japan Tea” imported Jos Donaldson..................................... 5430 on a greatly reduced condition which it will lake a good part of the summer to moved to this city and will reside in the direct from Kolia, Japan. This is a pure WT Doughty............................ 1095 On Saturday, November 11,1 will sell at improve.—Statesman. house on First street formerly occupied Japan tea and every package is guaranteed Il H Downing........... 1235 my place, out'mile east of Tillamook, at by Hr. Petre to suit the purchaser or money refunded. Mary S Downs.............. ........... 3870 public auction all my personal property, Land Open for Filing. The broken shaft was repaired at Asto Sold only at the “Racket Store,” Tilla consisting of cattle, Imrses, farming im O regon C ity , Oct. 28.—Colonel Roliert plements, etc. \ credit of twelve mouths ria, and was brought ill bv the Elmore, mook City, Oregon, by C. W Smith. B F Durfey............................ ............ 1400 so we may look for electric lights to-night Price 50 cents per pound. Try a package E F Davies.......................... ......... 22225 A. Miller, register of the land office, has will be given on ninmnits of $10.06 and or to-morrow. Elizabeth Dumphrev and lie convinced. 19-31 ........... 1200 posted notices in hia^office to the effect upward unapproved security Under ( ’ lias Humphrey .................... Cnpt. Brownlee of the Lighthouse de ........... 1200 that tp 4 n, r 9 w, will l>e thrown open $10 00, cash in hand. County School Superintendent Handley ....... 1760 for filings at 9 o’clock November 14, and has appointed G. A. Edmunds, and W partment strived in the city Sunday and W 11 Eberman ....... .. W. H C ooper 8. Brooks as Imiidof examiners at (lie at once went out to view the new road G W Elliott......................... ......... 1080 that sections 5 and 0, in township 3 n, r < InUtiiiHN 1’re.Henin! lie returned Monday well satisfied with J 8 Elliott.................... ........... 3500 5 w, will l>e subject to entry November coming teachers’ examination Chrintmaa PreMen ts! ............... Mr. Withers, the engineer in Wm J Elliott . 2670 16. Roth of these tracts are on the Neha M M. Morin lias sold his ranch to liis trip lem, and judging by the inquiries which Mrs G L Ely ............... charge returned to the city with Captain ........... 1365 Mrs Robeson has set off pait of the L. Johnson. Mr Johnson is a recent 4975 reach the register’s office from those de store for an elegant stock of notions suit arrival fiom Minnesota and is the right Brownlee and reports work progressing Elmore,Sanborn 4 Co. finely Part of Ilia crew were laid off' John Elstmi...................... ........... 1200 siring to file upon the land in the first able for Chirstmas presents. Regular kind of a settler for this country. yesterday ami the work will lie carried A I) Fanner 1075 named tract, it is a valuable part of Uncle old time Noah's Arks for the babies. Toy The schooner Maggie C. Russ is still Sam’s domain, and will attract a large washing outfits with wringer, washboard G W FeariiRide............... on with a reduced force . . .. 3965 lying at the Coopeiage wharf wailing crowd when thrown open to entry. The cohl mornings we have experienced Elcey Fleck......... ............ . 1230 an<l everything complete. Beautiful until the aff lira of that company can Im Word has come from the Henry Mel- crockery, ten sets etc. just arrived on lately reminded many people of the time Mary A Foland.................... ......... l;40 settled so as to allow her to load. when they lived in the eastern states and (’ E Forsythe.................... ......... IflOB drum surveying party to the effect that the boat. Come and see them before Frisco Store lias just purchased for got out before daylight to go ami Imsk L G Freeman.................... ......... 2180 the contract w hich was undertaken at the buying Christmas goods Cheapest ever cash three car loads of flour, and will corn. When the wagons rattled and the Jas M Fuller........... opening of season has Is-conie completed seen in Tillamook «•tier the same fur cash only; the very ears of corn went hat! bat! bat! us they John M Farquhar............. ......... 1200 but that they were to remain out for sev • 450. best flour on the market at |3.3.> per bbl. strui k the sideboards. (If the frost on eral weeks yet to run some other lines or K> cents per saca. 22-t which the surveyor-general wished done, For the next 3J days, Mrs. C. H the husks that made their hands chap J Gabriels« >n ...................... 1100 The Elmore came in Saturday through and smart and left them in just the right Geo Ginger 1690 so they may not be home before the Bodie will offer for sale lot 6, blk. 6, in a heavy log, and went down to Garibaidi condition for the keen edge of the frosen H E Gist.......................... Thayer's addition to Tillamook, for $450 1310 middle of next month. Sunday. She t *>k on a load of shooks corn leaves to operate upon. Reminis- II F Go nlspeed............. For terms address .... ..775 Fire at Dolph. at BayCty Sunday evening ami sailed censes of such experiences were inorder. E Gfjodsperd........................ ......... 5185 C. II B odlk , for Astoria Munday iimruing. Mr. J. D. Jones who lives in Tilla Jos Green ........... ........... If Independence, Ore. I0200 On Thursday evening last the residence A few snags have been taken out of the mook County on the Big Nestucca river W A Hanor.................... ....... 2125 of Mr. Ernest Werner near Dolph was Drug Store for Sale. sloiight this week but the main work can has lieen doings lively business in sal J W Haskins ......... 2085 burned down causing a total loss of all His boys have been catch Anna Hadley........................ On account of ill health I wish to sell not l»e done till more powder is obtained mon lately . . 1356 the household furniture including a fine ....... ami George Means' pile <1 river can be used, ing an average of 75 fish a day at Silver C B Hadley 1595 piano, valued at $600, all the winter pro my drug store in Tillamook, Ore For falls where Mr. Jones lives. From the M 1’ Hanson. ............. imrhaps in a week or two. visions, and clothing of the <s*copants particulars apply to J. H iggs or Dr. H. Chris, the genial mate of the Flmore. Falls, a pack train has been run to Will \V W Harrison.... 6270 Mr Werner, in trying to extinguish the P eikk , Tillamook, Ore H V. V. J ohnson , was struck on the leg by a broken block amina every day, and from Willamina E Harrison ......... 1245 the fire, was overcome with the smoke t-f ........... McMinnville, Ore. w bile they were trying to pull the I mat Mr Jones sent wagons containing the W T Harris and but for Messrs Dunn and Craven, oil the snag and was fortunate in not be Silver-sides to different parts of the val Truman Harris .................. 2825 who discovered him in an insensible con Ent ray Notice- ley The rise in the river sent the fish T F Harris, estate ing laid up with a broken leg. dition, would undoubtedly- have lost his up the stream on the double quick, leav F P Hol »son... Two red heifers, year! in?r. lui ve been 1175 life. The house was one of the finest in It is with pleasure we «all attention to ing the Woods fishermen near the Ocean B U & J II Hathaway . . in my pasture on the Quick place all Hum 39;» that section of the country, and the loss G. XV. Fearnsidv’s ad on this page. Be to hold the empty sack.—Sheridan Suu. R R Hays ....... ............... 1345 is estimated at aliout $3000, partially mer. Owner can have them by paving sides alios nig his business enterprise, it Ben. Higginbotham was in town last Ella R Hays ............... expenses 2625 covered by in-urance is also a sample of ly |M>grapliical art that week and gathered up alsiut 75 head of Ben Higginlsithani... . F red B almer . ....... 1765 can be equalled by few papers Flmore on a Snag. cattle, with which he started for Astoria J W Hellenbrand ....... 1110 For Sale. Mr Fataday, of S mh Franciaco, ar Sunday morning He goes by way of Sarah J Hines IOI5 rived on toe stsge last night. He rep the beach, and will take the catlie across H F Holden When the Flmore was coining up the WagM, set of harness, three plows, 268.» resents the Oregon a California Cooper the Nehalem riv< r on a scow slough hat night after dark she ran on a two harrows, two cultivators, one band The river C R Hunt......... 2585 age Co., and will probably bring their is alsiut n quarter of a mile wide at the snag this side of Dougherty slough and Geo Hunt............. 1265 has not yet been able to get off. She had scraper, one wheel scra|>er. one sulky affairs to a satisfactory settlement. point of crossing, and ns only about six Jint llugliey. . . 4780 aliout 35 tons of cargo on board which plow. Terms cash. On amounts of $10 Win Olsen has gone to San Francisco head can Ire taken each trip, it is quite an N A Hutchins 3180 is lieitig loaded on a scow today and she or more good approved notes will be ami will try to have Ins cast* dismissed oil undertaking, especially as the passage Eliza R Hobart taken. Apply to 1200 will probably come off all right on to on the ground that there is no proof can only lie made at dead low tide. A few R \V Harden brook G. W. E lliott , 1200 nights tide. At present she is listed against him and that he has lieen punished weeks ago Mr Higginbotham had to wait Tlios Hartley near City Creamery. 1800 over heavily but is uninjured. enough by the placing of hit steamer several days before he could take a herd Ruth A IIuse Eoo For Sale or Exchange under $10,000 bonds. of 95 across, on account of the storm that Orson Holden . 1200 Our own Gid .Train. 160 acres in Rogue River Valley, also 404 Recorder |»rvw has issued notices of was raging at that time. Edmund Hall .................. 12.100 a< res g.axl fruit and grain laud, orchard Ihe 20-round glove contest for $300 a Rev. Hendricks has berm here but a Daniel Hall ............. the city vlvctiou to be held IkrcvmlMr 4, 1200 side between Denny Murphy of Southern and vineyanl on each farm. Good water when a ma)or, thecoum ilmvii. treasurer few weeks but lie shows a considerable R J Hendrirkn 1320 Will exchange for property in or near a amount of gall for smh a short acquaint ami marshal will be elected. This is the XX in Johnson... 5035 Oregon ami Gid Ely, of McMinnville (?) town in Tillamook county or for atnek haa lieen postponed indefinitely. The fliat time a mayor lias Imen on the list of ance Sunday night he humbly prayed Francis M Jackson 1170 ' ranches near the bay For further par Tillamook < ity «.fliteta “that Tillamook might become noted for Theo Jacoby «Ö0 match should have taken place at Inde ticulars address pendence shortly. but the stake money is There haa been an exaa large tun of its goodness and piety as much as it was J W Jennings 1535 tie! up in one of the suspended banks J A, I.INDSLEV, chums in (he l»ay for the )»asl w«a k and now noted for its wickedness ami in w Fl > Jones. . . ltK»O ' iquity." Thia praver somewhat non Jones Bn« Beagle, m»me of the hauls have been exti.u rdinnrv 15I5 Mr. E H Stone has been over this Jackson Co., Sumner Hauiliiirst haalieen using a seine plussed the congregation who, though, H V V Johnson 1IM0 week from his beautiful home on Big <ai Kllchit and sent in from 1£»OU to ‘AtUU gratified at his good w >slice fur their future Jolm Johnson .... ....... ----- ------------------- Oregon. ............ 1250 Nestucca. bringirg «¡th him a load of welfare had decided olijections to such W C_King...................... Teacher's Kxeinlnatlon. fish each twenty-four hours 2895 delicious honey for the Dallas market assertions made about their character. G XV Kiger . . Notice is hereby given that for the J. II Rridgcford, of Bay City, and ........ IM)' Mr Stone remembered U.e Transcript, It cornea with ill grace from a stranger Theo Kingsley......... (apt. Jacotioen, of the Maggie C Rues, 1040 bringing to it from their flower-garden a purpose of making an examination of all are in the city Unlay trying to make ar w holiasonly recently comefrumKeiitm ky M J Kinney...................... 2570 l-uquet that would charm the eye of any persons who may offer themselves as and who can know little or nothing of the AC Kinney.............. rangements to load the a«*h<xmer. Now 1400 lover of the b- autiful consisting of nigii candidates for teacher of the M-hools o iwople here The only place we know of Andrew Klein that Mi Faraday ia here it is expected a 1JÛ0 onto 100 varieties of roses. 17 varieties of the county, the county school superinten where Tillamook has such a reputation is R Krelw settlement will be made l«*dav 1315 dahlias, several kinds of lilies, heliotropes dent wdl hold a public examination at Nmih Yamhill and if Mr Hemlricka is Krvbu Bros imo -m fact almost all the leadmg varieties Ihe seined l.onan at Tillamook, Oregon On his last trip to !\»rtland Geo W wise he will not I« influenced by what Chas Kunze 5510 of flowers. He alaobrvoght uaajapanese .«mmenemg Wch.ewUy, November 8«h, I*ear ii «ide Inuglit one of the largest the residents of that pla«e have to say John F Kean IW'3. at 1 o’clock in the afternoon. Murks of dry goods fte? brought tn this alsmt Tillamook. We have no doubt he orange, from a tree of their own growing G M Landingham Students from Tillamook public achooto 1170 and winch bears thriftily The orange city, ami under the management of Misa will have reason to think before he has F M Lstnb applying for diplomas will be examined Feermude and Mrs Wilson it is brUy been here very long, that TBIamoukera though not as large as commonly in the John I^irson ................... ...........1240 market, to sweet, juicy and palatable.— at the same time. diw|dayed to the best advantage. are pretty gissl |»-ople alter all. To I* cnntiimed I T. B H anduy . Dallas TraiiMTipt. Superintendent. tríe m 1TI1CS. Just Arrived The most Complete Assortment of Dry Goods --------- AT. ' XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX FEARNfSlDE’? XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Boots Shoes and Clothinçr at Lowest Price A I Dry Goods, L'n- det wear, Hoo/en J* Hosieryt Ribbons Laces and Fancy Woolen Latest Goods. novelties in Dress Goods and Patterns. Some Beautiful Ladies evening Shawls andfasci- nators. I Trim- mings for Dres ses of all kinds. Also I ’el-cel for Dress Trimming in beaut if til colors I I I I I I I I I I I • •' • • I I • •• • Ilium • II • i DEpAJ^TMEjiT. Men's and boy's Clothing, of all grades and sizes at prices to suit. Gents'fut nishing goods. Under clothing, hosier)'. Elegant line of Winter Overcoats Hats and Caps, Collarsand Cuffs. All the latest styles of neckties. Silk muffllets of beautiful design. BOOTS & SH0ES_ The Boot and Shoe department is fully stocked with men's and boy's shoes of all g fades, ladies' shoes, children's, and ladies' gum boots and rubbers. u Miscellaneous Ladies' and Gents' Mach «■ toshes in all the latest stylth Ladies gossamers. Hater- proof doth for doaking. Wool ind Eidir-hvi for cloakin'] and children > Underwent. Get one of the big Wagon umbrella » to keep off the rain I
