®i Ila in 00 li ijrablioht.
Democrat* Nominate.
LATEST FROM PORTLAND.
Diat. 9—Thus. Coatee, Tillamook.
Dist. 10-L. D. Ackley, THlamook
Dist. il—E. K. Scovrii, Nehalem.
Dint. : 1 II
Dist. 13—J. R. Lawrence, Hebo.
Dist 14—Mrs. Joanna Hobson, Garibal«!'
Dist 15—1.. Parrish, Garibaldi.
Dist. 16—R. T Weatherly. Woods,
llist. 17— H. M. Keys, Trask
Dist. 18—Albert Bowman. Neskowin
Dist. 19—T H Renter, Oretown.
Dist. 20 —Jesse Faulcouer. Dolph.
Dist. at—C. K. Murphy. Hembree
Dist. 22— D. F. Wershkul, Woods.
Dist. 13— A. H. Berens, Tillamook.
Dist 34—Mrs Elixa Sales Polley.
Dist. 35—M. D. Reading. Tillamook.
Dist. 36—G. W. Wallace. Neatoctoil.
Dist. 37—N. R. Moon, Blaine
Dist. aS—Mrs. Laura Newell, Nehalem.
Diat. 39—Hattie Blybach, Blybach
Dist. 3o—C. B. Wiley, Netarts.
Dist. 31—Jas. John Pye. Bay City.
Dist 3a—Geo V. Mowers. Blaine.
Dist 33—I. C Quick, Neatoctoil
Diet. 34—No Report.
Dist. 35—J. F. Reeher, Tillamook
Dist. 36—Kate A. White. Hembree
Dist. 37—M. C. Kellow, Hebo.
Dist 38—D. I.. Pike, Bay City.
Plat 39—E G. E. Wist. Nehalem
IHst. 40—J E. Tuttle. Barnegat.
The Democratic convention met at the Telegraphic Newa of the Republican State
court house on Saturday April 7 at 10
Convention.
o’clock and was called to order by E. E.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. Selph, chairman of the Democratic county The Republican State convention met
E ditor and P roprietor central committee and T. J. Lucy was at Portland yesterday and a special to
T om C oatei
elected temporary chairman and T. 11. the H eadlight gives the following as the
nominations:
T illamook , O re ., April 12, 1894. (¡oyne, secretary pro tern.
The chairman then ap|»ointe<l for com­ For Governor W. P. Lord, of Marion
mittee on credentials J. H. Whiting of county
BICKVITI1CM.
Bay City, T. J. Harris, Sand Lake and
For Secretary of State II R. Kincaid,
John Sheets of Tillamook.
Fine lot of fruit at the bakery.
of Lane county.
A comiriittee on business wasappotnted
State Treasurer P. Metchan, of Grant
Notes bought at G O N olan
consisting of 8. C. T»»tnlins»»n, W. J. county.
Strawberries and cream at the Bakery.
May and Fristoe.
For Supreme Judge C. E. Wolverton,
See the fine meet at Aiderman & Hig­
Committee on resolution appointed con­ of Lane couuty.
ginbotham.
sisting of F. R. Beals, W. S. Cone and
For Attorney (¡«‘neral C M. Idleman,
F or S ale . A light spring wagon at D. Fitzpatrick.
of Multnomah county.
I F. Larsen’s.
The convention then invited the re-
For Supt. of Public Instruction G. M.
Geo E. R Dean of Nehalem was in the porters who were present to take scats Irwin, of Union county.
within the bar.
t itv this week
For State Piintei, Not decided last
The meeting tl hen adjourned till 1 I*, night.
J. II. Bridgeford of Bay City, was in
M to enable the committee to proceed
Only two nominations for candidates
the City Saturday
with their Jaljors.
for supreme judge C. H. Carry and Wol­
Notes bought ami money loaned on
The convention again met at 1 o’clock verton of Lane county.
good securety. G. O. N olan
and was promptly called to order by the
For Governor Fulton received 115, Lord
Aiderman Higginbotham have a fine chairman.
131, Apperson 22 votes, Apperson than
Neg tue a.
stock of fresh beef every day
The informal ballot for county judge withdrew 2nd ballot L<»rd 142, Fulton
T J Lucy, of Woods, waa in town as was declared in order and blank ballot 122 votes.
Your occasional correspondent having
it delegate to the convention
slips were handed out by the tellers and
For Secretary of .State 1st ballot, Kin- attended L’invilation Bal Masque" given
V. B Bromley, the Bay City attorney the delegates quickly wrote the names of ' « aid 1(8. Hirst h 118, Applegate 37. 2nd at Woods on the 30th ol March feels it
their favorite candidates. The result of I ballot Kincaid gained 22. llirsch lost his duty to report progress before and
waa in I he city Saturday as a delegate.
Judge Burnette came in on the Elmore this ballot showed 38 votes for W. \V 3 and Applegate 18. Applegate then after the ball is over The grand march
Saturday and registered at the Alderman. Cornier and 3 votes for E. K. Selph. On withdrew in favor of Kincaid. On the al half past eight, led by a “Spanish Don”
and a “Peasant Girl” witli 60 costumes
R Krebs of Nehclem was in the city the vote being announced W. J May I next ballot Mr. Kincaid received 155
arose and made the statement that Mr. votes, 22 more than were necessary to a in the tram was a pretty sight The sup­
as a delegate to th«* convention Saturday.
per furnishd by the Collier Hotel fnrn-
Selph was not a candidate for any office choice and Mr. Hirsh 109.
First strawberries of the season al the and moved that the rules be suspended
For Supreme Judge Mr. Wolverton was nislied a nice repast for the hungry dan-
Tillamook Bakery on arrival of the and W. W. Conder nominated by accla­ nominated on
first ballot receiving 137 ; cers after the parties had unmasked at
Elmore.
midnight. The Colliers know how to
mation .
votes.
Mrs Rhoda Johnson has moved on
The chairman put the motion which
For Attorney (¡enera) 1st ballot Mr. eater to the Wants of the people.
her place and will conduct a dairy and was i*arrie«l with a rousing cheer.
The ball was a complete success finan­
Sears received 100, Mr. [dieman 92 and
« liicken farm.
The informal ballot for county clerk Mr. Mays 79. The 2nd ballot resulted in cially and artistically and would have
II. H. D »wiling ofN halem was in the was next in or«ler and resulted in votes nomination of Mr. Idleman with 143 been still better could material have been
i secured with which to make the adorn­
< itv this week attending court He re- being cast for four candidates, Goyiie be­ votes.
ing in the lead with 33 voles against
lu ned home Wednesday.
For Supt. of Public Instructicns W. T. ments. Alsiut 40 numbers were sold aud
Wright of Union county was the first to the couples filld the floor all through.
Mr. Pogue, the court stenogiapher, Fitzpatrick j, W 8. Cone 2, Ilei vie 5.
A formal ballot was taken resulting: respond to the call for nominations for I As I am not a reporter I can only give a
came in on the Elmore Saturday ami is
(¡oyne 36 and the rest scattering Total this office, lie nominated G. M . Irwin few details ami only few name such as
staying at the Allen House.
of La Giande and McCammant of Mult­ were known at sight.
Aiderman & Higginbotham took a fine votes cast 43
The informal ballot for sheriff gave nomah county nominated Professor Frank
Mrs. Lee Commons wore a pretty
baud of Hlieep to their ranch this week
Edwards 38 votes out of 46 votes cast the Rigler of Portland. J. II. Stanley was Peasant costume which was very becom­
with which to supply their market with
others being scattering, and on formal placed in nomination by E R. Cornelius ing. Mrs. Maude Compton, 1 believe,
mutton.
ballot being taken J I). Edwards was of Washington county. Clackamas and personated a Gpysy queen, also a pretty
The new school house in District No. de< hired duly nominated by 43 votes out
Douglas united on Professor Strange. costume Wm. Compton a cowboy, he
40, Barnegat, is nearing completion, and of a total of 45.
Irwin led on first ballot with 102 out of also had a conipatiion in same character.
it is said it will be a very substantial
Mr. Edwards was called upon for a 266 votes cast. Rigler had 76, Stanley 79 The four Misses Weatherly severally per­
building
speech anil lie responde«! in a very neat and Strange 29. On 2nd ballot Irwiu le- sonated a "Masheress” a “Huntress,”
\V 8. (’one was in town last w«ek address thanking the convention for their ceived 160 votes, a majority of the votes •'Little Bopeep” and a “flower girl.” Miss
attending (In* con vent ion when he carried confidence in him and expressing his de­ cast.
Maude Smith, a charming “Evergreen.”
off the nomination lor short term com­ sire to conduct the office in the future as
The following were the candidates for Miss Smith is a spendid danseuse Dr.
missioner
in the past in a straight-forward manner State Printer last night: Leeds 76, Baker Linton and a companion “Clowns.” Mrs.
There is talk among the Republicai s ami the best of his ability, lie further 60, Duniway 59, Good 2' , Clark L9, Bevor- Linton Summer costume. Two ladies
of running Joe Morton for Representative demanded that if anyone had any doubts idge, White 2.
from Bay City costumed “Fairy Bells,”
anyhow, if no Democrat is nominated as to the manner in which he had con-
On reassembling of the convention this in white dresses covered with tinkling
dm ti’d the business his books, and ac­ morning Leeds was nominated for the “bells” which added much to the musical
from this county.
rytlnn ofthedanee. “Fairy Belles” would
George Ediimmls and his son Howard counts should be thoroughly examined, office of State Printer.
be appropriate—by the way they tripped
returned from tin ir trip Io the Midwin­ they being at all times open Io inspection.
L ater :—A special to the H eadlight the light fantastic step with their silvery
The informal ballot for Long Term
ter Fair on the Truck«e having had a
(’onimi.-sioner was then taken up when received as we go to press states that feet. Matty others with equally nice
very film excursion.
G B Johnson, the Editor of the Ne­ i Lucy received 35 votes out of a total of 43. Giles of Yamhill is nominated for Joint costumes l ut not known and too numer­
While the delegates were preparing Representative, J. W. Morton, the nom­ ous to list. Little Neslttcca contributed
halem Times, was in tin* < it v attending
a handsome share to the number. Miss
the Democratic con veillion. He re urned their ballots for the formal ballot Mr. inee from Tillamook being defeated
(¡oyne took the opportunity Io thank the
Stella Commons, “A Beautiful Night”
home Sunday morning
convention for his nomination for clerk
also personated by another voting laily of
Circuit Court.
Wm. Bays who ha* been sick for some
The formal ballot being taken up li e
Wisals, Miss Clara Hardman, was a
time al the Allen House died on Friday secretary announced the vote to be 42 for
The adjourned term of circuit court
hist He was buried Saturday bv the Lucy and 3 scattering, and declared Mr. wits commenced Mondry, Judge llurnett handsome personation of a “Sailor lassie.”
Mrs. Christensen, a “Ghost,” Nellie
(i A. R. Post of this city.
presiding. There were but few cases of Christensen also in a neat costume.
Lucy duly nominated.
I'he steamer Elmore came in Saturday
For short term commissioner Cone re­ general interest on the ducket and most Albert Plank a “Braw Highlander” from
w ith freight and passengers and cam«* ceived 4<) <»ut of 45 voles on the informal of these were sellled out of court so that head to foot. The “Scottish Chief ”
dinct to this city. She went, to Garibaldi ballot and on motion of John D. Edwards business whs completed and court ad­ M. Renter made a stalwart “fireman”
Sunday and parsed out Monday morning. the rules were sus|»endrd and Cone nom­ journed Tuesday evening. The adjourn­ —No. 1 camp—and lastly A. O. Yates
ment was delayed until after the mail brings up the rear in his flue “Queen
Mrs. Hadley has been very seriously inated by acclamation
ill tl»is week hut we are glad to say that
For school su | mm intendent the informal arrived to await the answer in the case of Isabella” court costume of a Saltish Don
sin* ia reported to he improving and if ball«»t showed 26 vote« for Mrs. Willey, C. W. Smith vs. Vulcan Iron Works of ami now “After the Ball”—5 o’clock in
she does not take a relapse bids fair to Helph 5, (¡co. Willey 1, G. W. Walker 6. which notice has lieen received bv wile the morning.
The case of W. J Stillwell vs S. A.
r< cover
Tom Coatea 5.
Arbor Day
Result oil the formal ballot: Mrs Kovcrts, Ed. Morin et al suit Io set
(>ur esteemed city marshal J II.
aside
conveyance
was
settled.
Willey
23,
Coates
14,
Selph
4,
Walker
4
who has been oil the sick list for several
1 lie children of the public school will
W tu. Squires vs Theodore Kingslev, celebrate Arbor Dav on Friday afternoon.
week.«
is again able to be out and Mrs. Willey wasdeclar«d «Inly nominated.
For Tnaauter the vote oil informal action for damages, motion for new trial There will he exercises in the Methodist
his many hlends are congratulating him
ballot was for Colin 12, for Williams 32. bv plaintiff overruled witli $.’> costs. Church at 1.30,consisting of songs, recit­
on his safe recovery.
The formal ballot resulted in Williams Judgment on findings for plaintiff
ations ami speeches by some of our prom-
Tuttle & (’ary have a fine stock of
bring
nominate«! with 33 votes against
8 O. Wickland vs. I.. G Freeman for inent citizens. After the exercises a
hardware on hand and latge orders on
damages for slender settled.
number of trees will 1« planted in the
the way from Portland. A tine line of Colin 12.
For Assessor six names were offered
Wm Squires, pltlf. in error vs State school grounds by the children. A cordial
mechanic's and logger’s tools. Milk cans
| on the informal ballot among w hich Stein- of Oregon, deft, in error review. Order invitation is extended to all our citizens
and dairy utensils at bottom prices.
liilbrr le«l with 28 voles against Turner 4, allowiiiig withdrawal of original pa|iers of to attend the exercises and to witness
Now is the time to paint your house
Frisloe 8, the rest scattering. On the vote cause in justice’s court from tiles of this the ceremony of planting the trees.
and fence Tuttle A Cary have an im­
lieing announced Fristoe withdrew ami court witli leave to justice to perfect his
mense slock of ready mixed and other
Cleaning the Slough
the result of the formal ballot was: Stein- return to writ of review by first day of
paints now on hand at lowest prices. A
liillMT j5, Harris 6, Turner 2, and Stein’ next term. Continued.
Tlie
work
of cleaning out the slough
guarantee ia given with every can. All
hilbrr was declare«! duly nominated.
Matter of Estate of 8. A. Roberts, commenced this morning. GeorgeMeanes
colors and shades.
On the informal ballot ten names were Insolvent. Assignment continued.
is conducting the work using his pile
We are inudi indebted to Judge Burnett presented for surveyor, la w isSmitli lead­
Wm. I>. Stillwell vs. L. H Brown. C. driver ts pull out the snags. In case of
for his very material assistance in running ing with 28 votes out of 40 voles cast As 1> Hadley and J. 1». Edwards, injunction. necessity he will nse powder and blast out
off the H e \ol. I GUT this week, lie gained Smith was the only actual candidate the Plaintiff takes leave to tileamended com­
some of the worst snags The funds to
the eternal gratitude of our ‘devil’ by rules were suspended and the nomination plaint in ten days wilt proof of service
pay for the work were subscribed last fall
helping to ku k the press, ami he w ill be made by acclamation.
thereof Defendants to answer in ten but very little work was done, it l«ing
forever a welcome visitor to this office.
The result of the informal ballot for days thereafter. Continued.
deemed l>est to let it go till the present
The Saturday Night Dancing Club will corener was Madison 17, May 15, the
John Barker and L H. Brown vs. Til­ time when the water is not so high. The
hold its next dance Saturday evening. other totes scattering. Total votes cast 38. lamook County Fair Association and W work has long l>een needed and will be
The same orchestra will I»«» in attendaiicf
Mr. May declined the nominati«»nas he 1». Stillwell Motion of the defendant of much la-netit
and a good lime is assured. Everyl»ody was not riinning and the formal ballot Stillwell to set aside default aud for
IICIl KtXTATK TKANSFBItS
cordially invited. Dancing will com­ resulted in Dr Madison lieing nominated leave to file answer allowed and answer
mence at 8 o’clock «harp Friends from with 21 votes out of 39 votee cast the Nied. Plaintiff takes leave to amend
A L Aiderman to L H Brown part
the loimtry will thus I m ' much accom­ balance being scattered amongst eight complaint in ten days with proof of ser­ of E. Thomas D. L. C., »300.
modated.
T. E and Henrietta R. Elliot to J L.
names of parties who were not candidates. vice thereof. Defendants to answer same
Some nmitiaion was manifi a led as to in ten days thereailer C huk continued. Barnard lots 12 and 13, section 26 3n.
M T Sherrvtts and wife came in on
10 w, •».
the steamer Truckee ami will s|M*nd a the manner of voting for delegates to the
Robert Crawford Vt E. G. E Wist,
Augusta Miller to F M.Lambblk.9,
short time hen» to settle up business state convention but this was soon sett let 1 Argued on motion to letsx cost« and
Miller's \dd th Tillamook, »600.
attaira. Mr. Stierretta will take bisrattle and the delegates elected the favored same relaxed at 9227 in favor of deft.
Dsvid Whitney to Chas. Stinclifield
with him on his return t > the Umpqua ones twing K. F. Selph. Sam Downs and
lkikuui Br<«. vs 8 A Kol«rta et al, uumerons tracts »5S6O
where his residence is. lie will drive T J. Lucy.
foreclosmv of moitgage IVfault and
David Whitney Jr. to James A. Remick
J. Whiting, Dr. J. Wav and V H.
the rattle all the way, some 200 miles so
degree.
numerous tracts »5860
it w ill be qaite a tedioua trip at this time Bromley were successively placed in
*chool Clerk«.
I ■ J Patent to H. Sprague
nomination for chairman of the county
of the year
C
P. Darling to L T. Toll Road Co
central
vommitlet»
and
each
de»
lined.
W.
County
School
Superiutendpnt
Handlev
Edw (• E. WiM.the popular Nehalem
The Jacoby to lane P Patterson. Mk'
merchant, was in the city this week at­ W Conder was then placet! in nouiina- baa h U> ui compleied lira annual report
tending court and transacting other I hi « tiiHi and the rules having been auapended and has kiiidiv furnished tra with a list 6 Theo. Jacoby’s Add to Bay City,
E E. Pomeroy to M A. Keys n >, of
of the ne» ly elected clerks which will 1»
iness. Mr. Wist ia sidl enthusiastic over he was elected by acclamation
The convention then adjourned
of interest to many teachers and others s » *a, sec 25 and n of a e U, sec 2R
the prospects of Nehalem s future ami if
I a, 8 w.
tlirongliout the county
anxthing can I m * dour to advance the in
A niH’ithcrmenl
DM.
i
—
J
w
Mortoa.
TUlamok
E. C. Pomery to E M. Key. „ w i
trreaia of that plaiv. hr will, as ever, I«
Having Iweii nominated l>y the IVople'a DM. »- V t'hrtatenwn. Tillamook
of sec 28 and n e \ of sec 26,1 a, 8 « a«
in the lead. He shipped in 35 lous of 1‘arty Convention for the office of t'ouuty DM 3-J \v Jeunimr». Bay ('tty
V. S Patent to W. Mukley.
provisions and g'Msls for hie store a few Treasurer of Tillamook county, I hereby Diet 4 -JaafMr Smith Hebo
Henry Told to Paul Schrader and p H
weeks ago so there is no immediate dan- respectfully solicit the support of the DM y-Wm Ar matron«, Nehalem
DM. t—Vincent Button. Oralowa
Crim lots 5 and 6, blk. 20, Told’, Add
to Nehalem City, »200
Published every Thursday evening.
Onion sets at the Alliance Market.
Hall’s Catliarrh Cure at Williams
Paines Celery compound at Williatnx
Fresh oysters at the Bakery restaurant
See our 25 cent necktieaal Colm A Co
Fresh oysters in all styles at the Till«,
■nook Bakery
New onion sets and all kinds of grass
seeds at Cohn & Co
Small tract of land for sale cheap near
town M. W H arrison .
Fresh dairy and Fairview Creanierv
butter at the Alliance Market.
A fine stock of apples, oranges and all
Notice of l>iaaohiti»»n of Partnership.
other kinds of fruit at the Bakery
The largest stia k of Drugs ever brought
Notice is hereby given that the cc-
partueiship l.en h.fi.te existing between to Tillamook county at Williams.
A full stock of Diamond Dyes just re­
the un-iersigned at tile city ami county
of San riam- s.-.., State ol California, ceived from the factory, nt Williams.
under the fihij name of ' Kilboiini & Cm,
Wm Batterson of Nehalem who holds
tsthisdai .li->Htd hi mutual consent. a First Grade Certificate would accept a
Dated at > .n 1 ?.im ise»,
M-n h position as teacher in a public school in
this county if solicited
30th, 1SW4.
E dward E. B r <» wn ,
After considerable trouble, 1 have st-
S idney K ilrocrn .
By A. N. Fessenden, cured the exclusive right of handling
| "The Celebrated Japan Tea” imported
Atty, in fact.
A nson D. F essenden , ' direct from Kolia, Japan. This is a pure
By A. N. Fessenden, Japan tea and every package isgnaranleefl'
to suit the purchaser or money refunded.
Atty in fact.
Sold only nt the “Racket Store,” Tilla­
To Candidate».
mook City, Oregon, by C. W. Sinith.
Notice is hereby given that candidates Price 50 cents per imund. Try a package
for county anti precinct officers must file and lie convinced.
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their certificates of nomination and ac­
Call for Warrant*.
ceptance thereof on or before May 4th,
The following county warrants class
1894.
W. W C onder ,
“B” are now due and payable at the
County Clerk.
county treasurer’s office: 99, 192, 1ft;
104, 105, 107, 108, 109, lit). Interest
ceases April 12.
A fine dairy faun of 255 acres. P4
G ro . C ohn ,
miles from Tillamoi k City, on main road.
______________Treasurer.
All first das.« bottom land Orchard and
Notice.
small fruit all bearing Will be sold on
We
have
sold
out onr hardware bus­
reasonable terms
iness in this city and parties indebted
For particulars address
to us will please call and settle inuned-
L. (i. FrEEMAN,
iately.
Tillamook, Ore.
And still it tains
...........
All parlie*
1,1 ,l'e
*“ ' tl,e”
best men ; now you can pay your money
and take your choice.
Wm Olsen and son of yo"r l,,,r8 we
at Woods last week on business,
T J. Lucy ol Woods wont to Tillamook
last week
.
j Lewallen of Hebo went to rtllamook
last week to attend the Democratic
couuty convention.
M C. Kellow littd all old fashion log-
’ bee last week Not the kind that
gi«K
has been going on at Tillamook for the
past week or two
T i ttle & R obeson ,
By P. N Tuple.
Notice to Taxpayer*.
Notice is hereby given that the Tax
Roll for the year 1893 will be closed on
the 25th day of April 1894 ami all taxes
remaining unpaid on tLal day will be re­
turned as delinquent
This 11th day of April 1S94
J. D. E dwards ,
Tax collector.
Tlje Wljite Clover Creamery
is now in operation and will pay
85 cents ptr loo lbs.
for milk testing 4 per cent butter fat. This will
be the price paid from April ist to Oct. 31st.
McIntosh &, Townsend.
"5
Spring and Summer
DRESS
GOODS
Has just arrived.
The styles are the latest and
Prices to suit the purchasers.
¡Summe
Flannels
Calicoes
In Silks and Sateens we
have goods that were
never shown here.
'
I
SHOES
p.
“ i‘i slippers for Summer wear.
» uminer 1 ies 10 cents each. Summer Over
hi its 25 cents each.
v Ji/1
for ladies and children.
■> cents a pair.
ere^hefor^1^ f°r
/
Cohn & Co