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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1894)
t t NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that sealed bid» for the I building of a vault to the Court Houat*, in Tilla- 1 monk City, Oregon, according to the tollowiug j sj»ecificatious, to-wit Tillamook, Oregon, July ri, iSw- Court Adjourned term, July 27, Judge Con der, and (XMiiiuiMNionera L. B. Alley and I>. P. Harvey preueni: lu I he matter oi the bridge built by L. P lans and S pecifications for V ault G. Freeman, the bridge wu accepted. P om C ounty C ourt H ouse . Vault be lb feet and 8 inches in length, and The original contract was for $395 cash, 15 feet in Io width, outside measurement. Trench or $454.25 in warrants on the general to lie dug 4 feet deep or to solid clay ground for foundation walls. Foundation walls to be 3o I fund After examination it was found inches ill thickness, and to be built of rock of tin Miut :‘-2 ~ ♦!»<»«» th.MM* on ex that the specification did not provide 10« hibition in County Clerk’s office. Foumtatioii a substantial and serviceable bridge, so wall to be built thiee feet above the level of the ground or to within 3 in. of a le\ el of lower floor the court authorized supplementary of the Court House.’ Walls to be hammer-dressed rubble work, laid to line with pilaster corner to work which cost $388 75, making in all receive minaret. Brick work to commence uu $843.00, and it was ordered that a war- i ( rock tonmlalion. to lie built of Portland brick, all hard and tiist clas-. wamr as sample in Count! rant lai drawn in favor of 1.. G. Free- | ¡Clerks office. Wall to lie 24 inches or thrt e brick in thickness, exclusive of air chanilter of man, the contractor, for that amount. 3 inches in center of wall. Walls to be well1 j Lx mud together at proper intervals of every five courses of brick Brick walls to lie built 6 feet O'l'HKB BILLS ALLOWED. A lfred W illiams , DRUG STORE! Tillamook, Hutchins Corner- Oregon ----- A Full Line 01----- DRÜGS AND PATENT MEDICINES Prescriptions Compounded Full supply of Artists’ materials. K. Krebs, 7000 feetof lumber $ 62 25 i high above level with Court House floor to foot j of aren. Arch to In* turned same thickness as A. M. Commons, for transporting side walls with air-chamber in center same as Anton Francisca, insane............ 15 (XI side «alls Arch to lie of such a radius that its level after completion will be 6 iucliea below A W. Fletcher, caring for A. upper floor of Court House. Outside walls to Francises.......................................... 6 UÜ be continued perpendicular and well liouiid un til sufficient surface is gained to receive sills fur - a E. K Scovell, J. P. fees, H. B. ' wood work for upper story of building. Poor Karr case........................................ 1 95 1 way to be left in west side of brick wall to con- with Court House, said door way to lie Ed. Ziier, witness fees.................. 6 20 . I nect built to correspond with frame-work to be fur- (i B. Johnson, witness fees.... 3 so [ nished by County. Inside side of foundation -, » t- walls tip to a level with Court House floor is to 8. Lundberg, witness fees.......... 3 80 be filled with concrete, composed of rock, clean sand and Portland cement of such pro|>ortions First class in Every respect; best acccmmcdaticns tn the II. M. Ripley, witnessfees........ 2 50 as will make solid durable work. Top surface of concrete to be finished off level and smooth A M. Commons, burying body city. Headquarters far the traveling public Located for floor. Four .<•« inch anchor rods to be placed of unknown man.......................... 5 00 in wall nt equal intervals, anchored at each end and at center of outside wall and at out □n main streEt. Tillamncic. Oregon. H. Scholltneyer, constable fees, side of inside wall with anchor plates of steel Ci if. Karr case ................................ 16 00 inch by 4 inches by 12 inches, to support arch 6 leeto inches above level with concrete floor. C. W. Smith, merchandise sheriff’s GEO. W. PETTIT. WOOD WORK. largest house otlice ........ ........................................ 2 13 Sills to be of 4x6 fir laid in mortar fitted and Good Accomodations. anchored to nail ot main building, and to vault Proprietor. Nels Thompson, mattress for jail 3 to j wall, Studding to be 2x0 fir 16 in centers with C. & Z. Wells, repairing Tillamook I center glider to support second floor 1 joice and sufficient lengtn with double 2x6 plate river bridge....................................... 1 25 00 to correspond in height with plate of the main building. Second floor joice to be 2x8 fir, sized T. B. Handley, examining teachers I ill center to fit circle of arch. weM spiked to stud ill May........................................ :.. 0 00 1 ding placed 16'' centers. Ceiling joice of second ! story 2x6 fir placed 16" centers resting of plate, W. L. Brooks, exam teachers in j ami projecting sufficient length to receive cor- oo ! nice. The roof to be joined into roof of main May.................................................... | building. All outside finish Io correspond with G. A. Edmunds, exam teachers finish of main bnildiuy. Tie two windows ! taken out of main building to be fitted in new in May.............................................. 9 00 wood, one in north wail and one iu east end. in second story one door, to be put in wall from CENTRALLY LOCATED. CONVENIENT TO BOAT LANDINC. T. II. Goyne, envelope« and p<»st- Court room. Inside finish of second story to age for county officials 82 m correspond with other finish of Court .House. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. All tile frame timbers to be sized. All work to H HADLiuirr, letter heads 17 .50 be done in a good, workmanlike manner. All II. P, Harvey, salary and mileage 24 00 material used to be as good as c in be obtained here. L B Alley, salary an<l mileage.. 24 oo Will be received by the County Court for the Ordered that boiiilsmen for E. H. Vir County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, up to and ** gil, et al, pay immediately $96 25 costs including the 3rd day of September, 1894. Dated July 30, IK94. of surveying ami viewing road from T. II. G oyne , County Clerk. •-Í4— Woods to Sand Lake. Bill of 1*. 8. Brown for balance on ! A DM I NIHTK A TORS NOTICE. Notice i» hereby given that the undersigned former bill for going to and returning has been appointed administrator of the estate from survey of Little Nestncca wagon ! o. Augusta A. Miller. deceased. ami all persons having claims against her estate are notified to road, continued present them within six months from date at Tillamook City, Or. Ordered that assessor be allowed until the office of Claude Thayer, TILLAMOOK, M. W. H AR KI st. N Administrator. first Monday in October to complete as July 24, 1894. sessment roll MARKLEY. ROCHE & CO FREE 'BU8 TO TRAINS AND Report of ex-sheriff Edwards exam Proprietor». 8teamers. M. D. ROCHE, Centrally Located. ined and approved, and ordered that Manager Newly Furnished. tlie sheriff lie credited with the amounts as set forth as collected, sworn off, wrongfully assessed, doubly assessed, THAYER, bid in by county and delinquent, and it is further ordered that the clerk copy General Ranking and Exchange bnaineae. PORTLAND, OREGON the delinquent taxes on rolls for 1890, interest paid on time deposits. 1891 ami 1892, into the delinquent tax COR. 4TH & ALDER STS. Exchange on England. Belgium, Germany, roll for 1893, ami place warrants on the Sweden and all foreign countries. 8trlctl, Flrat Ciati. 8. P Wett Side R. R. Walting sail! roll for the collection thereof, re European Plan. Room and Ticket office. turnable by sheriff Jackson on tire first Monday of January, 1895: |P «a® «3 Amount delinquent 1884 to 1889 4634.70 Amount collected.......................... 13.00 Amount delinquent...................... 4621.70 LARSEN •HOUSE M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. . The present proprietor has just assumed management of this hotel, and respectfully solicits a share of the patronage of the public. SAMPLE ROOMS. » J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. OREGON. HOLTON HOUSE, C. & K. Tillamook, Oregon. Amount charged 1818)................. $1241.89 Amount collected.. 36.43 Amount delinquent 1205.46 Amount cliargvd 1H01 Amount collected.. Amount delinquent.. Amount nworn off.......... Amount doubly awtvaerl I. F. LARSON BLACKSMITH 18.34 23 Wnguli making, and nit kind, of Wood-work and General Blacksmithing done. 762.29 Mill 702.13 Machinery Repaired. 359.31 10 50 Wagons Made to Order. Amount charged 1892.................. 5356.20 I lot se shoeing a Specialty. Amount collected.......................... 2489.87 Amount doubly »««eased.............. 143.95 Tll.f.AMOOK, ORE. Amount wrongfully »Messed.... 48.96 Amount »worn off 976.80 Amount bid in by County Judge 983 28 Amount delinquent.................... 713.63 On examination of bills and warrant« drawn, they were approver! Tonsorial Artist. Ordered that clerk advertise for bide for building vault for county records Shaving and Hair- Ordered that warrant for $9 00 for Cutting in the lateBt Wm. Battersoil lie cancelled and one Style of the art. issued in its place for $3.00. This was done to correct an error. [O pposite arsen ouse . W m . O’H ara ^ L H BUREAU SALOON C. H. SMITH, Prop’r. W ines , L iquors and C igars . Weinhardt's Beer on Draught
