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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1894)
Circuit Court llaeket. superintendent case. Claude Thayer vs. M. D. Cavanaugh, (Continued from last year) S. V. Anderson vs. W S. Runyon, foreclosure. C. A E. Thayer vs. Cal. & Or. Coo|r action for money, judgement rendered. James Tliom|>soli vs Truman and T. erage Co., foreclosure. C. & E. Thayer vs Nehalem Mill Co., F. Harris, action for money, continued and F Patton, foreclosure. by cousenl Emma Wilson vs. C. E. Wilson, di- James Thompson and Addie Thomp son vs. Truman ami T. F Harris, part I vorce. E. G. E. Wist vs II. McCourt and A. ners, action lor money, continued hy J Sharp, to lecover personal pr« perty. consent. R D Peckham vs. Wilson River J. J. Stratton vs V. S. Rice, and C A E. liiayvr, , Road Co . suit to have receiver ap|toint- ed. coiiliiiiM'd by consent. As attorneys in the above cases the Kelly, Dunne A Co vh . R. A J. R. DmiBinore, f«»reel«»sure, default and de name of T. B. Handley occurs twenty times, E E. Sei ph seventeen times, cree. L. II. Brown and John Barker, (C. B. Claude Thayer sixteen times, A W Hadley substituted for John Barker) vs. Severance six times, W. J May four Tillamook Fair Association and \V. D. times, Janies McCain three times, I T. Maulsln twice, Miller A Miller twice; Stillwell, foreclosure, continued. Warren Daugherty vs. B. F. Durfee and W. L Brooks, J. J. Daly, Fulton and G. W. Blackwell action for money, Bros., Josiah Biggs, Cox, Teale A Minor, Stott, Boise & Stott, W W. Thayer, and aettled. J. II. Boggess vm . J. C. Murry, fore A M II uilev, once each. closure, continued. KEAI. ESTATE TUANSFKICS First National Bank of Independence J. V. Alderman to Emma M. Aider vs. D N. Burns, foreclosure, continued. S. W. Iler vs W. 8. Runyon and J C. man, s w '4 of n w *4 sec. 8, 3 s, 10 w, $1. Herrington, foreclosure, default ami de Geo. M Williams, by sheriff, to G. W. cree, continued as to Harrington. Pettit, deed under execution, $105.26. J. C. Landingham vs Litle Nestucca Patrick Moore to G. W. Phelps, lamb Toll Road Co., injunction, continued. ' at Netarts, $100. C. & E. Thayer vs. 8. A. Roberts, H W. Cottle, to D. Sargent, lots 9 and action for money, default and judge 10, blk 28, Central Add. Bay City, $1.00. ment. Attachment dissolved by assign W. S Cone to W. D. Wood, lots in ment. T. H. McCormick vs. 8. M. Hardman, Bay Citv, $750. E. and J. Lowrance to Charles God- suit in equity to set aside conveyance, dard, 80 acres, $400. dscree W. S. Runyon vs. 8. V. Anderson and Frank Wilehart, lands and lots, $2100. J. D. E«lwards, suit fur injunction, dis U. S. to M. N. Nickolai, lands in 2 n, missed with costs. r 9 w. Win. Ladd, et al, vs. Win. Olsen, M. N. Nickolai to C. P. Knudson, Truman Harris, et al, action fur money, lands sec. 6, 2 n, 9 w, $440. decree. U 8. to O. A C. R. R. Co., numerous Geo. L. Smith vs. Maria L. Crenshaw tracts in the stale of Oregon. foreclosure, continued for service. M. T. A Geo. Squires to A. Anderson, In the matter of assignment ofTru 40 acres, $1500. man & T. F. Harris, continued. W. T. Smith vs. II. N. Barnhart, ac S. B. Cousins to I) Whitney Jr., V in tion for money, continued terest in various tracts, $500. In the matter of the estate of 8. A. Geo. Pettit, to D. Whitney, interest Roberts, insolvent, continued. in various tracts $220. W D Stillwell vs. L. II. Brown, C. B. J. J. McCoy to W. R. Comer, lots in Hadley and J. 1>. Edwards, injunction, Bay City, $140. continued. R«»bt. Crawford to Carrie W. Wheatley, W. W. Curtiss vs. Charles Langdon, I lands on Nehalem, $1.00. foreclosure, continued. Geo. Davidson to W. II. Stinson, 160 W. J. Vanschuyver vs. Lester Hart, acres, sec. 30, 1 n, 6 w, $800. foreclosure, decree. I). R. Hurlburt to E. Mercesse, 1 acre Astoria Savings Bank vs II. E land, $30. Nelson, foreclosure continue«!. Dekum Bros. vs. 8. A Roberts, fore C. A E. Thayer to J J Stoddard, n closure, default and decree. w *4 blk 26, Thayer’s Add., $100. C. W. Smith vs. Vulcan Iron Works, i “Home Comfort.” injunction, continued. Most of those who bought Home Com D. Reasoner vs. R. T. Graves, fore fort Wrought Iron Steel Ranges have closure, continued. Mary E. Brandenburg vs. J. D. Bran received notices like the following: S t . L ouis , M o ., Aug lotli, 1894. denburg, suit for divorce, continued. C. W. Smith vs. Vulcan Iron Works Mr ............................ Tillamook, Ore. and E. E. Sulph, suit to declare deed a Dear Sir:—Your note given for “Home mortgage, continued. Comfort” Range will be «hie on the first Lewis Reifenberg vs. California A day of October next. Be ready to meet Ort gon Cooperage Co., foreclosure of it in full promptly Respectfully, liens, continued. C ollectok Wm. Squires vs. State of Oregon, ; The party who received the above review, continued. notice had an understanding with the (New Cases.) agent that the note would not be collect A. Anderson vs. Laura A. Anderson, I ed for three years, and the agent in this case wrote something to that effect suit for divorce. A. A II . G. Davies vs. C. W. Brown, across the back of the note. In the written agreements that were given, it is foreclosure. F. S. Fairhurst vs. James Christenson, stated that the notes are not payable until 1897, ami it was notice«! in some foreclosure. T. B. Handley vs. Jennie Bunker, instances that the agent made the “7” so near like a “4,” that it would be im review. Sebastian Miller vs. E. R. A C. F. possible to tell.the difference. Probably t his is the principal feature of the trick. Hobart, foreclosure. It is thought by attorneys that the Lucy Perry vs. Samuel Perry, divorce W. D. Stillwell vs. L. If. Brown and notes cannot be collected Oct. 1 when there was an understanding to C. B. Hadley. D. T. Smhvan vs. Win Ohm, action wait three or five years, and some of those who Isiught ranges intend to test for attorney’s fees. State of Oregon vs. Carry May, school . the matter. water several minutes la-fore rescued, aud but for the presence McNary, of the state insane a-ylui*1* •l|” Nothing l>(lt the best at the Central resuscitated the child by vigorous nieas- Market. urea, there would have been »»other S-alauater. «11 flavor., at Kn.wir.kr.la drowning to chronicle The »fcideut fountain happened near Martin Mau'*«M" ’» Fresh salmon at the Central Meat place A law passed by the legislature'» Market. Abe Cohn ha. returned from Portland, | requires that the clerk of the cour* «»ait when he lias lieen laying in a stock oil from the plaintiff or moving part'' at **'e time a suit, action, or proceedini comes new goods (or Cohn A Co. on for trial or hearing upon a juestion "• 2. J:“;?, «—-• n-..« I 1---- • «l.aeein Uulew man, is doing « g.aat busines. He em referred to a referee, and except i'pon de ploys a careful driver, and provides miirrer, the sum of *12.00, whiel' " ust every comfort poss.bie for his passengers. be paid before any such trial *,’atl be The Elmore arrived Sunday bridging had therein. So, if you are goinr’ to law, in the balance of the fishermen and you will save time bv britigi"K .Vu»r Chinamen. Mr. Kidehalgh, the man *12.00 along. ager, will arrive next trip. The steamer Persons who petition for roads nereafter is ex|ieeted today. should remember tliat it is tip duty of Hie new law especially provides that tlie petitioners to notify tlm vie*'*»" “»d the cleric or sheriff must not perform surveyor of their appointmeul I'X any official work until the fees prescrilied county court, as viewers ami purveyor, by law have been paid to them. The law and also of the time and place“« which further provides that the salaries shall they are to meet, al least five dA'" Prev nut I mj paid to these officials until they ious to the time set bv said cour' b>r such have collected and accounted for all fees view and survey. Ileretolme il,c clera lias been doing this ami putt "K 111 bis provided for. Ruggles and Johnson’s millinery bill to the county for the sauiei hut the establishment is constantly in receipt of law should lie followed aud it likely new goods, including all the latest styles. that the present clerk will leav- ** lu «be They bring many of their goods direct proper parties. The Swedish National Ladi”8’ Quar from New York City, and as a result, are able to sell them at moderate prices tette, noted as sweet singers ii' Sweden, L'dies who need anything in their line aud who have recently made u successful tour of the United States, sing'"K “« th» should give them a call Since Harry Grose came to this place Midwinter fair, and tilling various en and opened a shoe shop he has built up gagements in San Francisco, “re now their quite a trade in his line. He does first H|iending a vacation with one class work, and makes a specialty of Swedish friends, Dr Sveimei'i *'i Port hand-sewn goods. If you want a neat land, and are t liiuking of speu'bng a lew fitting and substantial pair of shoes, weeks at Netarts, and after be "K strong give him a call. He does repairing on ly solicited, have consented lo sing for one night in this city, the da'e whieli short notice, and at moderate prices will be given later They have tine W A. Buchanan and E. J. DeHart, press notices from the Loud"" papers, of Honeynian DeHart A Co., of Portlaud ami also from the New Yor1« ani' >i“n passed throuh this place Monday. They Francisco papers. lu S^wl’'leu they came ill via Sheridan, going out via often sing for the Royal fA'nily, and Wilson river. They were here eight I years ago, and express great surprise at I have tilled engagements in ‘hr leading strong the wonderful change that has taken 1 theaters of America There effort to make suitable srrmifen,ents lor place in the way of improvements in this 1 them here, and the people o' 'bis town county. will be enabled to enjoy a m"s'cal treat, Tillamook has one of the best fitted seldom to be had in a place 80 isolated. livery and feed stables in the country. Further particulars will lie give" l“«vr Jones Bros., the proprietors, keep better Netarts. turnouts than ever, and are accommoda ting to everyone. Travelers and coast A correspondent of the j'olk County tourists will find g.sal accommodations Iteiniser says: for their horses at their feed stable, and We are here at the head of Netarts bay the prices charged for boarding horses near the base of Cape lx>i'ko"« “"<1 at are very reasonable. the foot of this cape or proino"tory there J. H. Bridgeford of Bay City, Grand are two wonderful caves. One of them Patron of the Eastern Star, was in the isover 300 feet long Rev. Hardener, of city Tuesday on his «ay to Dallas to re Canby, says lie has seen i1 great many organize a lodge of this order. He was ; caves of note, but never saw any more assisted by Mr M. P. Cooper, treasurer, magnificent than these Then ae can and Mrs. C. w. Talmage, associate | go upon this cape or promot'«ory “>'»• see matron. Mr. Bridgeford is a brother of i Sand Lake and the mouth of the our townsman, T. J. Bridgeford Columbia river witii a glasA- Bears and —Yamhill Reporter. cougars are plentiful on the ral“‘ There A deaf mute came into this town a few is an abundance of crabs, clams and weeks ago, riding a tine bicycle. He oysters to be had here. Wt* cu" also see solditto Louis Johnson, taking *20 and ! Cape Meares light house ev/T night llial a gold watch A lew days ago the chief is not foggy Coasters are Plentiful thia of police of Salem telegraphed Sheriff year and G. M Cobb is |!etli"g a goial Jackson to bold the bicycle, and he has share. Hay pasture, milk a"d butter of it in the jail now, awaiting further orders 11 id best kind call be had cheap. Boat from Salem. It is claimed the wheel riding and tishing a special*)’- " e bad was stolen bv the mute. preaching mid Epw..ith leaK"e *aat Sun Deputy Prosecuting Attorney E. E. day in this cump. There “Iso a good Selplr went to Woods last week to look place for surf liatlimg A»d, a beach alter the drowning accident. Frank drive for seven miles from l**e ca|ie to the Wileliart was arrested and taken before mouth of the buy. We off«" aee whales Judge Linton. He waived examination spouting water in and eve"'"g* the sea and was Iround over to appear before the going vessels can iie seei1 almost every grand jury, in tile sum of *500 The day and sometimes three or b'ur. The charge against him is manslaughter, bay is full of seals and <try frequently through criminal negligence. dead sea lions and seala arv thrown Last Tuesday a wagon load of canqiers ashore bv the tide. Tla‘re " tanner from Salem, consisting of C T. Doty and living down on the peninsula I'etweeu wife and three children, were backed in the bay mid sea who lai"1 «be sea lion hides and makes shoes of "'em to the Little Nestucca river by a balky Ripans Tabnles: standt»r<J remedy. horse. One of the children was iu the Headlight Flashes.
