Public F uik I m .
Money that belongs to the public should
be carefully accounted for.
Perhaps the
public can stand a loss better than a
private individual, ami perhaps this is
the reason some officials are careless as
to the manner in which they account for
the public funds.
But for this very rea
te advocated by our citizenship gener
ally for it means two terms of court, and
those held at times that will suit the
convenience of litigants in this county.
His ability as a lawyer and his standing
as a citizen are unquestioned, and our
people should give him tlmir undivided
sup|>ort, regardless of politics, for the
office he is expected to fill is outside the
line ol parlizanship.
son it is necessary to put every safeguard
possible around the people’s money, and
every officer should be required to make
Overheard on tlie Streets.
The following expressions and conver
of tliow* just oiitsiJe the siml guard-rail,
or from the judge»; »mi )'« the same
shall Ire far enough removed «ml »» ar-
nrnged that the elector mav conveniently
prepare hrs ballot for voting with abso
lute secrecy. There shall Ire provide.! ill
each lulling place not less than one such
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
compartment, shelf, or table for every
forty elect*«*« to vole at such polling
place, and every polling place shall have First class single and double turn-outs
hand. Boarding and transient stock car^
at least three of such compartmeirt»,
shelves, or tables.
T ii . ia . monjm . omk .
Section 57. During the election and
.wilting of the ballots, no person other
than the judges and clerks of ejection,
ami the electors, admitted as herein pro
vided, for the purpose of preparing their
ballots and voting, shall be admitted or
SQffT and SHOEMKEJ
permitted to l-e within said rail
TILmMOOlÇ LIVELY gTIJBLE
a clear lawful account oi the business he sations were heard on the streets by a
reporter:
transacts
Pan Bowers wrote “Paradise Lost” and
The school law provides that the school
superintendent shall collect a fee of $1.00 be lias been accused of writing the
for each license granted to a teacher, and Apocrypha.
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Hand Sewn Work a Specialty \
¿2.50 for each permit granted. This is to
Carnahan. Mill's precinct, gave Cornier
perfect lit guaranteed
Rep^iy
Home Comfort Steel llang...
constitute an institute fund, and the law
»lone «>11 the shortest notice.
17 votes and Goodspeed 10 votes two t
says it shall be turned into the hands ol
The Home Comfort Steel Range, man
year» ago. Was Mills local to Goods|iecd?
Shop, next door to the
the county treasurer, ami an account!
ufactured by Wrought Iron Steel Range
Dr. Johnson Drug Stoi» ———
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ofiened with the superintendent for this
• Company, St. Louis, Mo., is made of the
We are democrats, ami it is none of best quality of wrought steel and male-
particular fund. It may lie drawn out
in a manner prescribed by law bv the our business, but I don’t blame the re able iron warranted not to break or warp
superintmidentfor the purposes of paying publicans for kicking when the leaders from heat or any other cause. They are
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the expenses of teacher’s institutes, and run such a game on them.
in use in the homes of thousands of the
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the accounts should be audited by the
la-st people all over the United Statesand
Say, if we can get Huff to pull off, we Canada. The range is sold only from
county court and a receipt file«! with the
county clerk
Mr. Handley, being a may stand a show yet of electing Mills. wagons owned bv the Company direct to
Well, the best thing is for Huff to stay the people. Below we publish a few
lawyer, probably understands the neces
sary legal procedure better than we do, on, as I think most of Ids |>opulist support testimonials from people in Oregon who
would go to Goyne if be should draw off.
and should attend to it; but has he?
are using them.
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Heretofore the school sirperintendei ts
Read what they have to say.
The plea of harmony was used until the
have made the necessary returns to the
W roight I kon R ange C o .,
county treasurer, every three months and | combination got everything fixed, the
St. Louis, Mo.
oftener. The whole amount formerly I trades all made, and all their enemies
Gentlemen :—We the undersigned cit
would average perhaps $100 per year, ami temporarily pinioned, then some of those izens of Oregon are each using a Home
as triere are many more teachers now. it | who agreed to harmony in good faith Cmnfort Range purchased of your sales
ought to be much more. According to were kicked out. This was the worst men over 5 years ago. We take pleasure
the treasurer's books no return has been : kind of treachery, and the straight out in saying that they are all you claim for
made since Mr Handley took the office, republicans who held forth the olive them. They bake perfectly and heat up
pretty near a year ago
There was a branch of peace were all ignored. When quickly and only require a very little fuel.
balance on hand in the fund then of $37. the combination got control they had no After 5 years use we can conscientiously
Mr. Handley has taken out $36.05, and notion of doing anything towards a com
Repairing done as cheap as the cheapest
say they are in as good condition appar
Come and be convinced.
the books do not show anv credits for promise. Not only that, but they put
ently as the day they were set up. Use
Advocate Building.
h'111. Now, nobody believes Mr. Handley some of their worst leaders to the front.
our names in anyway you see til in re
P. F. BROWNE
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There
would
have
been
no
factions
and
would wilfully keep what does not belong
commending the Home Comfoit as we
to him, but if he is using this money for no fight in the party if the combination
consider ii the most perfect cooking ap
institute or other purposes, the |>eople had acted in good faith.
paratus ever made.
would like to know the particulars.
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Respectfully,
We understand that he has until June
Barnegat, T. B. Handley’s precinct, Washington County;
30th to make a final settlement with the gave Geo. F. Williams 7 votesand Lam-
Mis. N. J. Walker, Forest Grove.
county, but the people would like to see son 5 votes tw’o years ago. Was Mr
Martin Reiley, Greenville.
the matter straightened up before June 4, Handley loyal to the Republican ticket?
Thus. Barret, Greenville.
so they would know how to vote. It may
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Mr» Mary Dorlev, Greenville,
Stage will leave Forest Grove for Tillamook
be supposed that his bondsmen are good,
How is it that Tom Handley is working
Wm Connell, Hillsboro.
Tuesday and Friday mornings. Leaves Tilla
but we find no record of his having any
mook on Wednesday and Saturday morning!-,
for Mr Selpli, and at the same time talk
N. .1. Hill, Groton.
bondsmen. May lie Mr Handley can
starting early enough to catch the evening train
ing for harmony ?
Jonas Rolson, Groton.
throw’ some light on these subjects. If
for Portland.
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Yamhill County;
so, he is welcome to space in this paper
H. D. JONES, Forest Grove.
A
J.
Baker,
McMinnville
Mills is pretty smart. He controlled
to set himself right before the public, and
Mrs R. Nelson, McMinnville.
NOTICE.
we think he has sufficient time to do it two conventions, but can he control the
I). S. Holman, McMinnville.
Notice is hereby given that the County Court of
so every voter in the county may see his election ?
the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County, will
M.
Mulkv,
McMinnville.
defense and have time to disc its» the
receive sealed bids, based 011 the plans and spe
ATTENTION.
cifications now filed in the Clerk's office for the
Wm. Walker, Chehalem.
merits of the case.
building of a bridge across Wilson river, st the
Wm. Goddard. Carlton.
Attention is called to the following sec
tollowing places, to wit: At angle 5 on what is
Associate .Judge.
known
as the state road, leading from Tilla
Frank Spence», Amity.
tion of the election laws of Oregon :
mook to Nehalem, and at the site where the
Polk County:
last bridge was built on said river, on the F. M
At the time the bill for the creation of
Section 56. The sheriff of each county,
Shearer toad, north of the tesidenceofS.0.
W. J Sargent, Sheridan.
Wickland. The board reserves the right to re
the office of Associate Judge was before under the direction and control of the
ject
any and all bids. All bids must be filed
A J. McKinnon, McCoy.
with the County Clerk, on or before the 25th
the legislature, the general understand county court of the county, a sufficient
J 11. Howley, Monmouth.
day of May, 1894. By order of the Court.
ing was that its creation would ensure time, and not less than one day before
H. F. llolden, Judge.
Mrs. G. C. Groves,
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Attest,
W. ■>. Cone, ( onimis’r.
two things, one, the election of a West everv election provided for in this ad,
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W. W. Conder,
W. H. 11. Cary, ”
Sul
Stump.
Side judge, and the other, two terms of shall secure the use of and take ¡»ossesion
Clerk.
James Helmick,
court for Tillamook county. The bill as of the places designated by the county
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
John Burns;
first framed required that one of the court as the polling places in the several
Laud Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Maya,
C.
P.
Zumwalt,
Perry
dale.
1894.—Notice is hereby given that the following
judges should reside on the west side of precincts in the county; he shall cause
named settler has tiled notice of his intentiou
P. M.
roggina
the Willamette river, which would in the same to be suitably provided with a
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
To the above we could add hundreds that said proof will be mude before the County
sure that position to a man from Tilla guard-rail, so constructed and placed that
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook, Ore., 00
mook, Yamhill, or Polk county, but the only such persons as are inside said rail who aie equally as well pleased. All our July to, 1894, viz:
Benedict Irndorf,
bill as amended, left out that provision enn approach within six feet of the bal- ranges are warranted.
H. E. Nc. 9806 for the s * 2 of s W *-4>
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sec 34. tp. 2 s, r q w.
It was «uppoHt-d that the purlie» would lot-boxes or within ten teet of tlio com-
lie names the following witnesses to prove
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ange
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his continuous residence upon and cultivation
select a man from the West Side, but part meni«, «helve», or tables at which
C VJ. ^i50,
Bay City, Ore.
Marion and Linn prevailed in the repub
lican convention, aud Mr. Hewitt of Al
bany, a gentleman in the extreme south
eastern portion of the district was pul in
nomination.
His election w ould not
lame tit our county in any narticular as
his kx ation is in< re than 2D miles further
from Tillamook than .I udge Burnette, the
present hold-over judgi*. 1 he democrats
nominated H<m J J Daly for that po-
sition and he is a man who has been act-
i\el\ identified with the interests of the
West Side Counties, liis election should |
electors are to prepare their ballots for
voting
lie shall furnish in the manner
ilire. teil by mieli county court, n sufficient
number of «iteli compartments, shelves,
or tables in or at w hich electors mav con
veniently prepare their ballot« for voting,
so that in the preparation thereof each
elector may lie screened from the observ-
ation of other persons. The arrangement
shall Be such that neither the ballot-
compartments, shelves, or
boxes, or the compartment.*,
tables, , or
or the
the electors
electors while
while preparing
preparing
their ballots, shall be hidden from view
Oretown School
I lie report of Oretown school for month
beginning April 16, is as follows:- Num
ber enrolled, 25. A verage attendance, 23.
Those neither absent nor tardy, Stella
Commons, Ida and Dan Fletcher, Gertie
Etta ami Ray Gardner, Annie Rogers.
Katie, Maggie, Morris and Enos Wilson,
and Laura and Eddie Sutton
Those
absent only on account of sickness,
Alice Gardner and Bertha Rogers
A lice M. C hapln , Teacher
of said land, viz:
Goran Minuou, John Thicler, Daniel Pierre,
ami Kaspar Schlup’d, of Nestocton, Ore.
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Robert A. Miller. Register.
NOTICE FOR I'UBUCATIOX.
Land Office at . iregon City, Ore.. bay 16. iSpt-
—Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has'tiled notice of his intention
to make final p»oof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore-»
on July icx 1894, viz:
George Meyer,
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H. E. No. 9798^ for the n % of s w ’4 and w’i<«
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He names the following witnesses to proven»
continuous residence upon and cultivation o»»
said land,, viz:
Daniel Fieri e, Goran Munson. John Simmon*
and C. H.. Blake, of Nestocton, Ore.
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Robert A. Mi’ler, Register.