Circuit C ourt Hocket.
(Continued from last year)
S. V. Anderton vs. W 8. Runyon,
action for money, judgement rendered.
James Tbompaon vs. Truman and T.
F. Ilarrie, action for money, continued
by I'ousent
James Thompson and Addie Thomp
son vs. Truman and T. F. Harris, part
ners, action lor money, continued l>y
consent.
J. J. Stratton vs V. 8. Rice, and C .<&
E. lhayer, ium it»amv
continued by consent.
Kelly, Dunne A Co vs. R. A J. R.
Dunsmore, foreclosure, default and de
cree.
L. II. Brown slid John Barker, (C. B
Hadley substituted for John Barker) vs.
Tillamook Fair Association and W. 1)
Stillwell, foreclosure, continued.
Warren Daugherty vs. B. F Durfee
and G. W. Blackwell action for money,
settled.
J. H. Boggess vs. J. C. Murry, fore
closure, continued.
First National Bank of Independence
vs. 1) N. Burns, foreclosure, continued.
8. W. Iler vs W. 8. Runyon and J C.
Herrington, foreclosure, default and de
cree, continued as to Herrington
J. C. Landingham vs Litle Nest urea
Toll Road Co., injunction, continued.
C. A E. Thayer vs. 8. A. Roberts,
action for money, default and judge-
ineiit. Attachment dissolved by assign-
ment.
T. H. McCormick vs. S. M. Hardman,
suit in equity to set aside conveyance,
dscree
W. 8. Runyon vs. 8. V. Anderson and
J. D. Edwards, suit fur injunction, dis
missed with costs.
Win. Ladd, et al, vs. Win. Olsen,
Truman Harris, et a), action fur money,
decree.
Geo. L. Smith vs. Maria L. Crenshaw
foreclosure, continued for service.
In the matter of assignment of Tru
man A T. F. Harris, continued.
W. T. Smith vs. II. N. Barnhart, ac
tion for money, continued
In the matter of the estate of 8. A.
Roberts, insolvent, continued.
W D Stillwell vs. L. H. Brown, (’. B.
Hadley and J. D. Edwards, injunction,
continued.
W. W. Curtiss vs. Charles Langdon,
foreclosure, continued.
W. J. Vanschuyver vs. Lester Hart,
foreclosure, decree.
Astoria Savings Bank vs
11. E.
Nelson, foreclosurscontinued.
Dekum Bros. vs. 8. A Roberts, fore
closure, default and decree.
C. W. Smith vs. Vulcan Iron Works,
injunction, continued.
D. Reasoner vs. R. T. Graves, fore
closure, continued.
Mary E. Brandenburg vs. J. D. Bran
denburg, suit for divorce, continued.
C. W. Smith vs. Vulcan Iron Works
and E. E. Selph, suit to declare deed a
mortgage, continued.
Ix’wis Reifenberg vs. California A
Or» gon Cooperage Co., foreclosure of
liens, continued.
Win. Squires vs. State of Oregon,
review, continued.
(New Cases.)
A. Anderson vs. Laura A. Anderson,
suit for divorse.
A. A H G. Davies vs. C. W. Brown,
foreclosure.
F. 8. Fairhurst vs. James Christenson,
foreclosure.
T. B. Handley vs. Jennie Bunker,
review.
Sebastian Miller vs. E. R. A C. F.
Hobart, foreclosure.
Lucy Perry vs. Samuel Perry, divorce
superintendent case.
(’laude Thayer vs. M. D. Cavanaugh,
foreclosure.
C. A E. Thayer vs. Cal. A Or. Coo |e
rrage Co., foreclosure.
C. & E. Thayer va Nehalem Mdl Co.,
and F. Patton, foreclosure.
Emma Wilson vs. (’. E. Wilson, di
vorce.
E. G. E. Wist vs II. McCourt and A.
J Sharp, to recover personal pr< perty.
R D Peckham vs. Wilson River
Road Co . suit to have receiver ap|»oint-
ed.
As attorneys in the above eases the
name of T. B. Handley occurs twenty
times, E E. Selpli seventeen times,
Claude Thayer sixteen limes, A w
Severance six times, W. J. May four
times, James McCain three times, I T.
Maulsby twice, Miller A Miller twice;
and W. 1. Brooks, .1. J. Daly, Fulton
Bros., Josiah Biggs, Cox, Teale A Minor,
Stott, Boise & Stott, W. W. Thayer, and
A. M. Hurley, once each.
water several minutes la»fore
rescued, and but for the presence'
McNary, of the state insane a«*ylur
Nothing but the best at the Central resuscitated the child by vigoioui
Market.
ures, there would have been i
Sodnwater, all flavors, at Knoell’ssoda diuwumg to chronn le
T h - a1
fountain
happened near Marini Manwt cioliaU,
ised when
Fresh saluion at the Central Meat pl*v«
A law passed by the legist at iire|olie> ||e
Market.
Abe Cohn has returned from Portland, j requires that the clerk of the cou, hadjnever
when he has been laying ilia stock of from the plaintiff or moving part^j»
time a suit, action, or procecdin(H|r
new goods for Cohn A Co.
ou fiir trial or hearing upon a <. : .
‘
!!. L.'. ’2— 41 —
X . ! ••• :...... VMl*
man, is doing a good busines. He em referred to a referee, and except t
ploys a careful driver, aud provides uiurrer, the sum of $12.00,
every comfort possible for his passengers. be paid l>efore any such trial
iea!
The Elmore arrived Sunday bridging
in the balance of the fishermen and
Chinamen. Mr. Ridehalgh, the man
ager, will arrive next trip, The steamer
is cx|n*cted to lay.
had therein. So, if you are goiii|^^->
you will save time by brmgi
$12.00 along.
Persons w ho petition for roads L
should remember that it is ih«^
the petitioners to notify the vie
surveyor of their api»oinlmem
county court, as viewers and
and also of the time and place
they are to meet, at least five dZf and Fine
ions to the time set by said court
view and survey. Heretofore i'
has been doing this and putt
bill to the county for the same
law should be followed ami it
that the present clerk will leav
proper parties.
The Swedish National Ladi^IORS.
tette, noted as sweet singer« ii
and who have recently
J made a -outs kepi ou
tour of the United Slates, siug^ HkM.k cared
Midwinter fair, and filling i
gagements in San Francisco,‘AM,w>'1, OI<E-
spending a vacation with on
Swedish friends, Dr. SvensePr
land, and are t hiuking of speiO
weeks nt Netarts, and after be ounruawrij
ly solicited, have consented
WMHU
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The new law especially provides that
the clerk or sheritl* must not perforin
any official work until the fees prescrilied
by law have been paid to them. The law
1CK.II. ESTATE Tit A N SEEKS.
further provides that the salaries shall
J. V. Aiderman to Emma M. Aider not lie paid to these officials until they
man, s w '4 of n w *4 sec. 8, 3 s, 10 w, $1. have collected and accounted fur all fees
Geo. M Williams, by sheriff, ioG. W. provided for.
Ruggles and Johnson’s millinery
Pettit, deed under execution,$195.20.
Patrick Moore to G. W. Phelps, land» establishment is constantly in receipt of
new goods, including all the latest styles.
at Netarts, $100.
Thev bring many of their g<s>ds direct
H W. Cottle, to D. Sargent, lots 9 and
from New York City, and as a result,
10, blk 28, Central Add. Bay City, $1.00.
are able to sell them at moderate prices
W. S Cone to W. D. Wood, lots in L >dies who need anything in their line
Bay Citv, $750.
should give them a call.
E. and J. Lowrance to Charles God
Since Harry Gr>>se came to this place
dard, 80 acres, $400
and opened a shoe shop he has built up
Frank Wilehart, lands and lots, $2100. quite a trade in his line. He does first
U. S. to Al. N Nickolai, lands in 2 n, class work, and makes a specialty ot
hand sew n goods. If you want a neat
r 9 w.
M. N. Nickola i to C. P. Knudson, fitting and substantial pair of shoes,
give him a call. He dues repairing on
lands sec. 6, 2 IB, 9 w, $440.
one night in this city, the da specialty, a
short notice, and at moderate prices
U 8. to O. A C. R. R. Co., numerous
will be given later. They «1- Repairing
W A. Buchanan and E. J. DeHart,
tracts in the state of Oregon.
press notices from the Loud1®1**-
of Honey man DeHart A Co., of Portland
and also from the New YorHouse.
Yoi House.
M. T. A Geo. Squires to A. Anderson,
passed throuh this place Monday. They
papers.
In
40 acres, $1500.
|
Francisco
came in via Sheridan, going out via
S. B. Cousins to I) Whitney Jr.,
in Wilson river. They were here eight | often sing for the Royal fi
engagemt-nts in -------
terest in various tracts, $500.
years ago, and express great surprise at I have filled
I theaters of
the
wonderful
change
that
has
taken
Geo. Pettit, to 1). Whitney, *o interest
effort to make suitable arran1
place in the way of improvements in this
in various tracts $220.
them here, and the people o
J. J. McCoy to W. R Comer, lots in count).
will be enabled to enjoy a nij
Bay City, »140.
Tillamook has one of the best fitteti
seldom to be had in a plni’6 AGAIN
Ritbt. Crawford to Carrie W. Wheatley, livery and feed stables in the country. | j Further particulars will be gi
Jones Bros., the proprietors, keep better
lands on Nehalem, $1.00.
for Tillamook
Netarts.
Leaves Tilla-
Geo. Davidson to W II. Stinson, 160 turnouts than ever, and are accommoda
ting to everyone. Travelers and coast
A correspondent of the r<lfty mornings,
acres, sec. 30, 1 n, 6 w. $800.
lie evening train
tourists will find good accommodations Itemizer saya:
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I). R. Hurlburt to E. Mercesse, 1 acre
for their horses at their feed stable, and
We
are
here
at
the
head
"1^
Qrove
land, $30.
the prices charged for lioarding horses near the bane of Ca|>e law
C. A E. Thayer to J . J Stoddard, n are very reasonable.
tlie foot of this cape or prom
. ,
». A. JOHNSON
w *4 blk 26, Thayer’s Add., $100.
J 11. Bridgeford of Bay City, Grami are two wonoerliti
taves.
Patron
of
the
Eastern
Star,
was
in
the
■•Home Comfort.’*
isover 300 feel long
Rev.
city Tuesday on his way to Dallas to re Canby, says lie lias seen JII00II.
Most of those who bought Home Com organize a lodge of this order. He was I
caves of note, but never s
fort Wrought Iron Steel Ranges have assisted by Mr M. P Cooper, treasurer,
magnificent than these I
received notices like the following:
and Mrs. C. W. Talmage, associate go upon this t ape or promoi
S t . L ouis , M o ., Aug luth, 1894.
matron. Mr. Bridgeford is a brother of Sand Lake and the n» M
_
Mr .............. ..................
our townsman, T. J. Bridgeford ! Columbia river with a gins,
Tillamook, Ore.
Dear Sir:—Your note given for “Home —Yamhill Reporter.
cougars are plentiful on the
Comfort” Range will be due on the first i A deaf mute came into this tow n a few is an abundance of crabs
(lay of October next. Be ready to meet weeks ago, riding a fine bicycle. He
oysters to be had here. \\
it in full promptly
sold it to Louis Johnson, taking $20 and Cape Meares light house ev<
^Ry
Respectfully,
C ollkctok
a gold watch . A lew days ago the chief is not foggy
Coasters areQB
The party who received the above of ¡sjlice of Salem telegraphed Sheriff year and G. M Cobb is iresh
notice had an understanding with the Jackson to hold the bicycle, and he has share, liay pasture, milk
agent that the note would not he collect it in the jail now, awaiting further orders thd best kind can l>e had
ed for three years, and the agent in this from Salem. It ia claimed the wheel riding and fishing a aped» .
,
,
, , i home made
,
case wrote something to that effect was stolen by the mute.
preaching and r.pwoith le^ fruits and
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney E. E. day in tliia camp. There
across the back of the note. In the
written agreements that were given, it is Selph went to Woods last week to look place for surf bathing i
Frank drive for seven miles from > » -
slated that the notes are not payable alter the drowning accident.
until 1897, and it was noticed in some Wilehart was airested and taken before mouth of the bay. We of
instances that the agent made the “7” Judge Linton. He waived examination s|»outing water in and **^taurant jn
so near like a ”4,” that it would lie im and was bound over to appear before the going vessels can i»e seennection.
possible to tell,the difference. Probably grand jury, in the sum of $5U6 The day and sometimes three
t his is the principal feature of the trick. charge against him is manslaughter, bay is full of seals and V
Il is thought by attorneys that the through criminal negligence.
' dead sea lions and sea
Last Tuesday a wagon load of cani|»eni ashore bv the tide. Th
W. D. Stillwell vs. L. H. Brown ami notes cannot lie collected Oct. 1
when there was an understanding to from Salem, consisting of C T. Doty and living down on the pei
C. B. Hadley.
the bay and sea who la
D. T. Smbvan vs. Win Olsen, action wait three or five years, and some of wife and three children, were backed in hides and makes shoes of
to
the
Little
Nestucca
river
by
a
balky
those
who
liought
ranges
intend
to
test
for attorney’» fees.
Ripans Tabu lea: standi
horse. One of the children was iu the
State of oregou vs. Carry May, school the matter.
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