f Content, ot the January I Edition ■ ’ ,_Big Tree» -Beach Resorts—Give u» I b of the fU’ ooo—Warning, Reliable | "rl'Z'c Men-l"l»l'»,io11-H»' -Klc- l‘ . ,-Gr.s-""■! Fir Tiees—I'nllivltlng at I ,_Taauery pepect»-Who Should come I ^«Rir Mill—Building»—School«—(’ream I 'F owiih a,,<* Locnlitieib— I r1i* ^-Harbor Improvement*—Climate— Character of this Paper, T he H eadlight is the oldest paper, having been here seven years. Other papers have come and gone, but the H eadlight never weaken*. The present proprietor has been with it most of the tune since it started. It is the county official paper; publishes ti e tax list, financial statements aud court proceed* ings. Besides it gives all the county news, at.d works to build up thecountr}. tfifit'rfil®' I*"!1 ’ . ■ r > u « nairviiu Comniituioncr Luce * Re « omment-CoHl of Dairy jrt'°i5ii.ral Inscription ol Tillamook’* Hri“’'*1’. the Fire—Railroad Pro*pects, Krsourct*- il! .. official «octal and Church diractory- (f‘‘,ifmr Fi Asm s-I.ocal Jottings- Available .eernaieiit Lauda, Etc TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY, Extra Copies 5 cents each. PROFESSIONAL cards . TOLL ROADS 0AVID WII.EY, M. D., THEIR RIGHTS ON GRAND ROND RESER VA TION. BOOK STORE plIYSICl AN, SURGEON and accoucheur , All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK. ORE „(cUheAinssMA*. NEWS C<> ty HAYDON, M. D, Special attention to Surgery ami Chronic Diseases. B. C. L amb . BAY CITY, ORE. E.8ELPH, Best Novels Periodicals Stationery Etc., Etc. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW IVpitty Prosecuting Attorney, TILLAMOOK, oil. MAY, TH.I.AMOOK, OKEGO.V Sultry r *a nor nair. New House. Finely Furnished. Stage Offices. Rates Reasonable alde A ha TII.I.AMOOK, W. SEVERANCE Tillamook, Ore ATTORNEY-AT LAW, MISCELLANEOUS. M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. Of I ARSEN HOUSE C. Ä E. TH A VER LARGEST HOUSE IN THE CITY-FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT—RATES VERY General Hanking and Exchauge business interest paid on time deposits. REASONABLE-CENTRAL LOCATION. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, •'«etlen and all foreign countries. Tillamook, Oregon. G.W. KIGER, ALLEN DEALER IN Exchange and looney ¡Securities . P ALLEN, ProD'r. ♦- Noted for its Fine Cuisine Department. Co.lections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGQN. II ZEEOTTS-E -—a |l. B^IDIjEFOI^D. Notary Public and Conveyancer, Doe» a General Real Estate Huaiucsa. ■}s taxes for non-residents. Bay City, Oregoq. Best TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Z r lïuckee Lumber Co. Epergbodg ' Come and See! ~ pl It'.oss W ishingi',,11,.,.,1,,,,, Made, Ac- 'ir ».-If «" 1,1 ? d‘d everyone desiring ..... ’•houw c“'r J. E. HOSMER, '»•Ker of the Information Bureau Sc Kachange Notary Public. They keep on hand at their store in llobsonville the largest stock of goods in this county consisting of D ry Goons, C lothing , G rocekies , hardware E tc . Special attention given to filling orders for goods in jobbing lots. Agents fur the Str. Truckee Tillamook City, Oregon. **”«WtdoortoG A HOMVXIW 8t i O. IF SOME —• 10 Tians,, their TnSU Ouuht 7. , , C'V, property l“ated in the parts ol Portland and ou'er. Or, if w lrld»l?5!,l"d J pstrof fa«t »tceitu trade T;'Lliveru stabla town* in the WHUriwette Valley. ha* increased duiing the last 1 have now a few rare bargains ■’«I land* Think of it, 73 acres i’ fro»« town, for ’t t ^fi?o,steinhllber- Tabvi Mspe|mia. I « K'l*nHTal lü^es lelief. c-OMipntion JANUARY 17, 1895. Tillamook, San Francisco, Portland and way ports. Makes regular trips every two weeks, weather |>erniittiiig. $1.50 Per Year W. F. D. JONES, Editor. would grant them authority for right of way, but according to the Agent’s state­ ments, they had then neither organized under the law of the stale of Oregon nor filed with him a map of definite location THE SENATORIAL FIGHT of the proposed road with field notes of UNSETTLED the survey which should accompany the Special Corresp. lulenee. same. The Agent adds that he wrote the Salem, Ore. San. 14.—Senn I« office in regard to this matter at the re­ organized with Joe Simon as pres­ quest of the application ; that he would not make any remarks as to the advis­ ident. House with C. B. Mores as ability of the proposed road or any other speaker. Both regarded as victo­ road until the parties should file a map of definite location of the same and field ries for Dolph men. Senatorial notes also. J fight still unsettled. A. W. Sever- It appears from an examination of the mice, of Tillamook, secured posi­ files and records of this office that tion as assistant clerk of senate. neither the Baxters nor the Grande Ronde and Salmon River Toll Road ¡Other Tillatnookers got left, lmt. lias been granted authority to locate may get clerkships later. across the Grande Ronde Indian reser­ Salem, Jan. 15.—Senatorial fight vation, and if the said parties, or remains about the same. Dolph Company, is charging, as alleged, toll men confident. Dolph’s forces tire for travel across that reservation, it is done without authority of this Depart­ using promises for political patron­ age for the future with effect. ment. Very respectfully, There was the usual rush to in­ F r ink C. A rmstrong Acting Commissioner. troduce bills in both houses. LEGISLATIVE A W. Fletcher of Oretown has handed us the following letter for publication. It seems that Judge Burnett, in his de­ cision, in the controversy between Messrs Baxters and the Little Nestiiccu people, assumed that Baxter bad a right to charge toll to Agency Creek, or nearly the wliolt distance across the Indian Reservation, and considered that Ba iters had a legal right to the road on the lands of the agency. It has been sur­ mised however that Judge Burnett did not fully understand the exact location of Agency creek, and that his decision was based on an erroneous idea of its location. At any rate the following letter from the Interior Department seems to show that no toll road legally exists on the reservation : D epartment of the I nterior , We see that Representative Guild will AV lu» are Hep ubi leans? Oilice of Indian Affairs, present a bill to repeal the present as- Washington, Nov. 2, 1894 <1 tax mortgages to the [Extract from the platform unani­ allow exemptions for mously adopted by the Oregon state r e­ in the publican convention in 1899.] I^ljbxtli—That recognizing the fact therewith from' Hon w believe there islT Sheridan, Oregon, with which there was but we also believe that there enclosed one to him from Mr. A. W I injustice in allowing many large prop­ n i 111 e beg i 11 n i n g ' Fletcher, Oretown, Tillamook Co., Ore­ erly owne rs to shirk taxes altogether by gon, all pertaining to a proposed toll taking advantage of the indebtedness ex­ the hostile legislation 'ngmnsf siiveL road tlironglit the Grande Ronde Indian emption. This works a greater injus­ which unduly contracted the circulating reservation, and referring to a petition tice to the f irmer than the taxing of medium of the country ; and recognising which was forwarded some time ago by property teg udless of indebtedness. If that the great interests of the peoplede- Mr. Guild through Senator Dolph to the law is t> be changed, it should be matid more money for use ill lli^yjui^; this office. ammended so that w hen a man pays nets of trade and coninq,;..u, llimef;ny Mr. Fletcher states in hisl itter that he taxes on a p...... of land that is mortgaged we declare oiilselve* i|, r.jvor of the free had understood Mr. Guild had written that whatever taxes lie pays on the [ ami unlimited coinage of silver, and y calling for “Honest Monev” You asked in your letter to be advised third story has a large lamp hanging not specifying what is holiest (nqney over the otdy stairway, ami there are as to be the statue of this matter ami As most people believe silver islbbiiest no fire escape* There should be an as to whether the party named is money, it was evident the state cofll’MD entitled to collect toll on the road in the ordinance regulating such matters, or tion would vote down n gold HtanWW1 Indian reservation, and if so by that some day a worse calamity than that of platform, and the convention was led Silver larke will befall Tillamook. We right. to believe that the financial plank meant In reply I have to state that on August do not wish to criticise Mr Larsen in free silver. Harvey Scott of the Ore­ particular, but would suggest that the 29, 1894, this office addressed the letter gonian controlled the committee and to you, at your req uest, and stated that council require all the three story prepared the financial plank. Now, buildings to be supplied with substan ­ several applicatioi s had been directly or after practicing this deception, it is at­ indirectly made for rights of way for tial fire escape ladders. tempted to ram it down the people of wagon roads through the Grande Ronde Senator Turpie, that long haired hard (li egon.J and Siletz Indian reservation, Oregon; shell, anii-dehivian moss-bai'k from that the matter of establishing wagon some small tributary of the Wabash, | roads across these reservation was in an made a three days a|>eecli against the The Oregonian lias lucid moments at unsettled condition as a result of indi­ Nicaragua eanal in the senate not long rectness on the part of the projec tors ; since. Everytime the matter came up times, and occasionally takes the right that their identity was not made known Turpie gives one of his ante-bellum side of a question, as w ill he seen by th« to this office, nor did they make specific roars, and an idea couldn’t be pul following: The American Book Company has got applications for the desired rights of through Ilia rhinoceros hide with any way. A copy of a letter, dated Jane. 27, thing short of a blacksmith's drill everything. This was expected. The 1894, to Hon. Binger Hermann, giving Turpie should have been buried before result has costa lot of lalsjr and money, for which the trust will recoup grandly all the information in the matter pos­ the war. during the next six years III a short sessed by this office at that time was No religious creed should Ire consid­ time It. D. Edwards will let it lie known then furnished you Since addressing you the letter last ered. favored or discriminated against, who is to be elected school director in referred to, I have received a letter when a man's qualifications for office are Portland for the ensuing year. The in­ date 1 Sept. 23, 18)4, from S m itor Dolph being considered. The A. I*. A. is out formation may be expected to leak ou^g , enclosing therewith a petition from citi­ of place when it meddles with politics through Brother Roby zens of Tillamook Comity and a letter If we are convinced that a certain man Senator Vest is undoubt -»ly right from Mr Guild protesting against the is the right man for a place, it would when lie says a maim ity U»e aen-iUi cut no figure whether he were a Metho-« granting to private parties right to build would vote to *4. roads and bridge* on the Grande Ronde dial, Romanist or an Infidel ’Till' duties if Indian reservation and collect toll for reate-t The Cincinatti Commercial Gazette, travel upon the same. Senator Dolph the goMbug organ of that city, says of **ruleti which added hie protest to the above men­ I I m ...... ‘ '■ ic'nl that, " W I n I. JHj WiffiW ijori’y <4 the Renato tioned and expressed the hope that no tiller the present rules, such privilege calculated Io tax travel principle stock in trade is In] li*Jfa «Tozen corrupt scoundrel*, whom humor and sarcasm, the gr and transportation would be granted RmaeiiHtor would listen to or follow, On August 29th last, I received a have to construct better, have absolute power to prevent legisla- they yet have ifjm -y letter from the U S Indian Agent of lion. the Grande Ronde Agency, stating that combat i Imwirteen*« of The Book T» M cMM’.leîy captarmi the Messrs. Baxter of the Grande Ronde The legislature at the coming [ session and .'almon River Toll Road Cviii|»m must smash the school ring It 1 is the came to see him recently geII a big ring ami the corrupt ring of the up....... rtain terms andu|^|MaH| tlioroio-' stale. Uaffi GnW'4* I**’”’-1 >» more powerful than the peo- construct a re ------- nu«» m ' 1’“ gon Th* nest Ronde and 81b* prwqq .»qI «J ijik I » <|>iq«x ‘u''di)| tliiioz in order 1« the I Ic-tion of Dolph. of i ireg .u U IM ,,5f " ’ ' 1 I The fast sailing steamer Truckee is specially fitted up for carrying passengers. The rates: ('«hili rassage ...................... $15.00 steerage (one way,..................... $0 00 Freight, General Merchandise, San Francisco, $3 per ton. The H eadlight is absolutely independent, and speaks fearlessly on all local questions. It givesail persons a chance to air thviropiuions, aud encourages independence and freedom of thought and action.' A finely equipped com menial printing plant is in connection, ami the office does practically all the job printing done for this country. Portland or J. E SIBLEY, M anager , HOBSONVILLE, ORE. ✓