Tillamook headlight., May 09, 1895, Image 1

the HEADLIGHT
JOB PRINTING
Will soon enter its
of all kinds
Eighth Year
of publicsilo» »nd u 1» becoming more
Artistically Executed
2".
Prosperous
and we are satisfied with
Portland Prices
these hard times.
Vol. VII, No. 50.
professional cards .
pAVID WILEY, M. D.,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY.
AT LA M B S J you can find
MILK TESTS
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
All call» promptly »tt»u<le<l to
MlTII.I.AMOOK, OKE
W HAYDON, M. D,
Special attention to Surgery and
Chronic Diseases.
BAY CITY, ORE.
r F. SEAL, M. D.
P hysician
ano
S uboï ON,
Will answer all calls day or night. Consult»- '
t ion free Office at the Allen House.
TILLAMOOK, OK.
J. MAY,
attorney - at - law ,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
J
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Next to Bank, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. P. 0. Box 123.
JOHN
GKO. COHN, Fxeeident,
T. MAULSBY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
TILLAMOOK
LUMBERING CO
Spruce, Fir, and Cedar Lumber
Mouldings, Brackets.
Turning to Order,
(JLAUDE THAYER,
attorney - at - law ,
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Proprietor* of the Electric Light System
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
v W. SEVERANCE,
ATTORNEY-AT I.AW,
TILLAMOOK, OKKGON.
MISCELLANEOUS,
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C. & E. TH AYE K
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Dealer in Drugs, /'aient Medicines,
Toilet Articles, Fancy Notions, &c.
a
Interest pai«t on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foreign countries,
prescription^
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Oregon.
Com pounded
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DEALER IN
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Prompt Attention.
BAY CITY, OREGQN.
and Conveyancer,
Hoe. a General Real Estate Business.
Taya taaes for non-residents.
; HOT HID COLO BATHS >
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IN 00NNE0TI0N
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® having,
Hair Cixttlng,
SHmmpooi
Fityl Cla$ iq Every particular
BUREAU SALOON,
x\v *mook
bread
Vies and cakea, fresh
•very day.
C. H. SMITH, Prop’r.
W ines , L iquors and C igars .
French candies. Freeh home
'’'"'lie.. New gUpp]y o( fruit« and
’ "getahles by every boat.
ICE CREAM
^Restaurant in
^Connection.
ty|ÏLLÏÏÏERY
•••..D ress -M aking
C. B. HADLEi
GRAND CENTRAL
HALL.
Fin« Liquor« and Cigars
MAY 9.
Tillamook, Oregon
1895.
$1.50 Per Year
in all. Though the Cosmopolitan sells
for but fifteen cents, probably no maga­
zine in the world will present for May '
THE HE A DLIGH T S UN lì IA S- so great a number of illustrations spe­ HON.JOHN FOX DISCOURSES
cially designed for its pages by famous
ED OPINION.
ON TILLAMOOK.
illustrators. The fiction in this number ,
is
by
F.
Hopkinson
Smith,
Gustav
The milky way was a little bit out of
,
Mr. Fox visited Tillamook laat week,
colorlast Monday morning, though it Kobbe, W. Clark Russell, Edgar W Nye and in an interview with the Astorian
und
T.
C
Crawford.
was not tinged with red to any noticea­
he gave the result of hit* experiences.
ble extent.
Buy City.
The Astorian say«:
It’s just like this: We dont care to
Yesterday Mr. Win. Roseburg and
The impression seems to have gone
take sides in the matter or mix in dairy
Mr. John Fox returned from Nehalem
or agricultural pursuits or discussions abroad that because the proposition to
, 011 the steamer Harrison. They made
(pursuits, especially; since Jack Jen­ incorporate Bay City, failed to carry we
the trip to Nehalem for the purpose of
nings did us up on sacaline, but as a are necessarily dead, and the w riter ad­
inspecting the remains of the Nehalem
matter of business, like our illustrious mits that it was a stunning blow, but let
j Mill Co’s, plant that was destroyed by
contemporary, the San Francisco Exam­ it be understood that in spite of the pes­
tiro a couple of months ago
Mr. Fox
iner, we must give the news as a matter simists and kickers, there are a few live
went over the blistered and twisted ma­
of business, regardless of the feeling of nineteenth century men left here yet
and they will keep in line, and sleep not chinery very carefully, and although a
Durrant or the dairymen.
groat deal of it is ruined, some of it can
C R. Hunt, retired farmer, and II till tliey make this a live prosperous
be saved. The three boilers can be re­
F. Goodspeed, deputy sheriff, have in town.
paired, only one of them being in very
this issue, quite « table of figures re-
The public school under the manage bad condition. The lathe, which was
garding milk tests and returns from but­ ment of Mrs. Walker is proving a great
an expensive piece of machinery, was
ter since last June, which are very lucid success and attracting the attention of
straightened up and will be easily placed
though we don’t know whether a cow many outsiders who are seeking educa­
in good condition. This particular ma­
ought to test 4 per cent, or 40 per cent tional advantages for their children.
chine was supposed to be entirely ruined.
per annum payable quarterly (this is Bay f j lias a strong grip on the propo­
Both the large and small engines will be
not intended as an insult to bonus men) sition to improve our schools and there
saved, though the first mentioned is
but these men are supposed to know will be no retrogressive movement on
pretty badly damaged Mr. Fox states
how to lure the lacteal fluid from the this question.
that the people of Nehalem are enthusi­
tents of a Jersey cow in the most approv­
Wlnit has become of the steamer Lou­ astic over the prospects of the coming
ed manner, and we shall have to believe ise? No one has seen her in this neck season, now that the mill is to be re­
what they say until some other dairy­ of woods for a number of days. When­ built. All the old employees of the mill
men, Claude Thayer, banker, Bob Haya, ever we have a service on the bay that are perfectly willing to donate their la­
poultry fancier, and George Cohn, met- will enable the people from the lower bor in re-building the plant, and it is
! chant, give in their testimony about end of the bay to visit the county seat altogether probable that when started it
Babcock testers and September prices.
mid return to their homes the same day will be hurried through to completion.
The commotion on the street Monday it will be liberally patronized. At pres­ The rebuilding of the Nehalem mill will
morning was caused by the fact that ent it costs a Bay City man just one dol- give an impetus to the logging business
McIntosh & Townsend proposed not to and seventy cents to visit Tillamook un­ of the whole Nehalem country.
receive any milk further from ranchers less he walks one way. A service that
After finishing their business nt Neha­
who would not give them a year’s con­ will give us two to three hours in Tilla­ lem Messrs Fox and Roseburg went to
tract, and those who did not like the mook ami return the same day will be Tillamook, where they remained a day
terms made arrangements to take their well patronized.
J ubal J ew .
looking over that enterprising and bust­
' milk to the Fairview creamery.
ling little city. “Among the extensive
No definite understanding or compro­
Sheridan Hunleta.
improvements now under contempla­
mise was made, ami it is still unsettled
tion,” said Mr. Fox, “is a private water
Hon. Janies Box, of Grand Rondo,
! The action was precipitated by the fact
works system for fire protection, to be
He
was
in
the
city
Wednesday
last,
tlmt many were dissatisfied with the
put in by the Tillamook Lumber Com­
teste and prices of McIntosh & Townsend says the Grand Ronde Indian club will pany, of which Mr. (ieorge Cohn, one
and started in to build a new creamery. be down to Sheridan a week from Satur­ Tillamook's most enterprising citizens,
Sr.uice it to say ¿bat the new cream­ day to play the Sheridan half breeds a is president
Fire insurance is very
ery will be built speedily, and McIntosh match game of base ball. An exciting heavy in Tillamook, and the lumber
Townsend will run their establish­ game is expected, as the Grand Rondos company own about four blocks of valu­
ment just the same. There is room for have a mighty fine “crooked thrower” able property. They concluded it would
Iroth and both will have all the milk and our boys will have to wabble their he cheaper to put in a water system with
they can handle before a year, Blit, HH bats considerably to hit him. Dr. Por­ adequate fire apparatus than to pay the
to tests and profits, we have no valid ter, “from the Coast” will probably excessive insurance rate. At the mill a
‘empire’ the game, if he is here
opinion to expr-ss.
large and powerful pump will be put in,
Win. Bewley came in Wednesday from wliicli 4-inch mains will run the
Settlors Victorious.
night with his big freight wagon loaded i entire length of the four blocks covered
The following letter has been received with 6000 pounds of freight for Sheridan, by the buildings of the company. Four
by Mr. Theodore Steinhilber, regarding Willamina and Grande Romle mer­ hydrants, with 200 pounds pressure, will
railroad's claims against certain lands: chants. These goods come to Dayton t«p this main. President Cohn thinks,
“In reference to your cash entry No. by steamer thence to Sheridan by with this protection to their property
4327 for nw *4, tiw
Sec. 13, tp. 1 x, r wagon Merchants claim they make a they can safely dispense with insurance
8 w, you are advised that under date of large saving by th<* present method over companies. This enterprise reflects
April 19tii, 1895. the Hon. Commissioner the rates paid the railroad company. great credit on the Tillamook Lumber
of the < ieneral Land Office directs this The money paid for hauling the freight Company, which is certainly an invalu­
able institution to Tillamook. There is
office to notify all parties in interest stays in town
One day this week Will Raleigh went one thing I can safely say : Tillamook
that the O. A C. R. R. Co s. List No «,
embracing said land is rejected The to the Yamhill fishing. Just around the has more buildings under course of con­
company has 63 days witbill which to bend from where he was angling Wid­ struction at the present time than any
appeal from said decision.
Signed, geons chattering in the duck language. other place of the size in the state.”
Reeling out about one hundred feed of
Mr. Fox was highly impressed with
Robert A. Miller, Register."
[On interviewing Mr. W W. Curtis, line, lie baited his fly with a big fish the dairying interests of the Tillamook
who is familiar with laud business in worm and allowed it to float around the country, and states that the din of rattl­
this county, we learn that "List No. 6.” bend A jerk at the lino told him that ing milk cans in the early morning was
means the indemnity lands selected by his ruse had succeeded. By slowly reel­ really bewildering.
Among the most notable improve­
the railroad in this county, and that it ing in the line each time, mid repeating
does not have any bearing upon those the scheme, Mr Raleigh raptured thirty ments inside tlie city limits is a new
claims in the original grant. The cases four ducks, all as fat as butter. The bank building constructe I by ('. & F.
in the original grant have not been last duck becoming lonely swam around Thayer. 1 he building will be of stone,
reached yet, the cases being of an en­ the bend to investigate, ami from his taken from quarries near the city. ‘The
tirely different nature—concerning those Hinbusk in the willows Win. knocked whole'Pi I hi in ook country,” said Mr. fox
who took claims on the land befoie it it over with a rock, but unfortunately it “present« an air of general prosperity.”
drifted down stream ami was lost. Be­
Work on the government jelly about
was surveyed.
G. W. I’ettit and others have received sides the diirks, .Mr. Raleigh caught a ten miles inside the bar, is progiessing
with a full force of men.
notices similar to that teceived by Mr nice mess of ti«h.
Steinhilber, ami it is refreshing to know
Of Interest to Nett 1er*
that some are getting justice, though the
railroad company may appeal ftlid
Formerly the price of the Weekly
Settler, on unsuiveved lamls, who
change things J
have been petitioning to have surveys Oregonian W;'M $2 Now you chii get
made so that they can prove up on their tlmt paper and tlx* H eadlight both foi
LAIE LITERARY MEW*.
claim,, will be pieaaed to learn that a 12. It iiiiist be remembered, h I mo , that
law was passed by Congress, August 20, the pt ice of the II ¡■un.i'Jitr wim $2.00 in
Kudyard Kipling to Katurnto Infila
1854. and went into effect without the «lays of yore. There 1« no doubt but a
Rudyard Kipling will shortly return approval of the president, which virtu­ dollar goea further these hard timet*
to India where he will prepare, for the ally restore, the old deposit system. than it did a few year« ago, but all will
Cosmopolitan, twolve articles to appear This is an important tiling to settlers, agree in Raying they prefer the good
in the American ami English editions who have made valuable improvement, time« and high price«. Thin present
of that magazine. India is one of the on their claims, hut have not been able condition is partially due to the larifi
most interesting of countries, and Mr. to secure titles to them because there is reduction and to Cleveland’* gold-bug
Kipling is able to write of it as no one no appropriation for surveying them policy. Whatever may be the cause«,
else His work will be looked forward They can now deposit through the sur­ the people found it easier to nay H foi
to with world-wide expectation.
veyor-general the money necessary to both papers than they do now to pay $2
Perhaps the most beautiful series of pay for the survey, and eventually it for both.
pictures ever presented of the Rocky will be applied on the payment of their
mountains will lx found in a collection lands. Although this law was passed in
of fourteen original paintings, executed August last, th« department lias not
School report for district No. 7, for
by Thomas Moran for the May Cosmo­ attended to it, nor sent out blanks for
month ending .May 3. Number < f «lay**
politan To those who hade been in the persons wishing to make deja/sits, and
Rockies, this issue of the Cosmopolitan the fact that such a law is in eiaxtence taught, 20. Number of scholar« en­
roll*!, 24 Average number belonging,
will lx a souvenir worthy of preserva­ is not very generally known
As noon
tion. This number contains fifty two as tins is generally understood, there 20. Average daily attendance, 18
origiual drawings, by Thomae Moran, will doubtless lie many applications to Names of tho.«e neither absent nor lardy
Oliver Herford, Dan Beard, II. M. Eat­ make deposits for surveys —< tregontan Ella, Clara and (ieorge Eirbingei ; Ed­
die ami Adolf Stasek; Mary Spoiler;
on, F. fl. Attwood, F. O. Small, F. I.ix,
F. P. Holxon was in tlx city Tuesday. Lillie and .Marian Phelps, ami K<»y
J II Doipb, and Rusina Emmett Sher­
Bailey,
E va T owns , Teacher.
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wood, beanies six reproductions of fam­
Mr. W. Zimmerman, of Nehalem, was
ous recent works of are, and forty other
I Jlipan« Taliitk* i tire Dili
interesting illustrations— ninety-eight in the city (hi« week
COMPLIMENTARY