Tillamook headlight., May 16, 1895, Image 1

the headlight
JOB
Will soon enter its
PRINTING
of all kinds
Eighth Year
Artistically Executed
blxatlux aii.l it >>• l«*<*Kiiilni: more
and we are satisfied with
Prosperous
Portland Prices
cvsry year.
these hard times.
Vol. VII, No. 51.
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PROFESSIONAL
AT
|)AYID WII-EV, M. I».,
TILLAMOOK
OREGON. THURSDAY.
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H arper ’ s W eekly , H arper ’ s M onthly
H arper ’ s Y oung P eople , C osmopolitan ,
F rank L eslie ’ s W eekly , F rank L eslie ' s M onthly .
N orth A merican R eview , R eview of R eviews ,
M onthly I llustrator . T he F orum ,
C odey ' s M agazine , M unsey ' s M agazine ,
M c C lure ' s M agazine . T he C entury ,
L adies ' H ome J ournal , D elineator ,
O verland M onthly , T exas S iftings ,
P uck , J udge , truth , E tc ., E tc .
At tori HEI R,
office.I the A li . koon *
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I ll.t.AM<«>K. OKK.
HAYDON, M. I»,
>i»*<*ixl attention to Surgery «ml
( lnonie IWxe«HeH.
BAY CITY, i»RE.
F. «SEAL, M. I>.
I’llVM« IA\ AND Sl lUH-.ON,
Will answet all calls «lay or night Consulta-
t ion fier «»Ilice at th«* Allen House.
TII.l AMUOK, OR.
Daily Newspapers Delivered
Next to Bank, TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
.1. MAY,
TILLAMOOK
LUMBERING CO.
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JOHN BARKER, S®c*y.
VfTOR.N'EY-AT-I.AW,
I. MACESBY.
attorni *: y - at - i . a w ,
Notary Pillili«'an<l Real »tate Conveyaiii ei
Spruce, l'ir, anti Cedar Lumber.
NI oil 1 ding's, 1 brackets.
Turning to < )r< 1er.
Il I \ YER.
VI IOKSI.V- VT-I.IW,
Proprietors of the Electric Light System
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TILLAMOOK. OKI*
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gifted Williams,’
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/)caler in iliums, /’aleni A/edieines,
Toilet . h Heles, /'ancy Xotions, dfe.
• irneinl Banking mid Exchange biisinrss
Intelest paid on time deposits.
ILxt haiige oil England, Belgium, <*.ermany,
Sweden mid all foreign coantiies.
prescriptions
Tillamook,
Compounded
/■^“Opp Bank.
TILLAMOOK, ORE
Co Sections Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
BAY CITY. OREGQN.
Notary Public and Conveyancer.
1 •«■neral Real Estate BnMiies».
1 io* taxes for non-resitlents.
Bay City, Oregoq.
CHAg. pETE^Ojl,
fl c¡i.
BARBER
Y
A. A
; HOT AND COLD BATHS »
IN CONNECTION
ail ^ ook
I
BUREAU saloon ,
bah
C. H. SMITH. Prop'r.
bread
W ines , L iquors
Dies and cakes, fresh
every «lay.
Uencli candies
and
C igars .
W.lnhardf’. B.,1 on Drought
Fresh home made
fruits and
of
.uppiy
by every
Ixit.
ICE CREAM
Restaurant in
Connection.
^ i ^ liner V
*•........
c.
b . hable : a
( IRANI > CENTRAL
HALL.
Fine Liauore and Cigars
t»'„I..1!,““«1«" **n.| Mr. J..hn«on hsv.* •
l-hni-**t ,'*rv‘tore and dres« making r«
OI m ! .trie. in millinery.
Tillamook. Ore
Rates on Big Nestucca wagon road es­
tablished as follows:
*.j cent per mile
Each sheep or hog
», Loose, cattle, horse or mule 1 »,
” Saddle horse
IX ”
2l„ ’’
” Vehicle and borne
”
”
” (WU holHVH
5 ”
2*.» ”
.blditiunal span hor.-es
BIJJ.H ALLOW ED
DEALER IN -—*
Exchange and looney ^ecuritie^.
LI ARI ’
Tillanxook. Ui en.rn
S Miller con
E
11 1 lays 2 days
CO.U.U/SS/ONEES- PKlX EED- Illi Sprague 2 days
Ed Senke 2
JNGS LAST WEEK
A Gubser 1
Court met May 8, Judge Conder ami J. A Bigs 2‘o
Commissioner’s Harvey and Alley being .1 II Jackson hoarding Wyss
present
ROAl) WORK
Toil rales for Wilson river roa«l were .1 M Morgan contract
V It Wiley
establishetl as follows:
1 four horse team 4 17-21 cents per mi c .k T Lee
i tw«>
c A Smith 2 «lays
”
”3 4-7
i one
”
” 2 8-21
R Jackson 2l
1 saddle or pack animal
L 1‘iiliner "
I 4-21 ”
Loose cattle or horses
2.5-84 ”
UNII UYS IMITISI, C IKL
Sheep or sw ine
5-42 ”
W B Smith justice
In the matter of the corporation of S I »owns coital
Bay City, returns canvassed, showing
.1 M McCune, J Tuttle, .1 ,‘ McCoy, I. I.
24 votes for and 38 against, and corpora­ Stillwell, Dee Stitt, I*' R Beals, C I* Rol-
tion not granted.
and, Chas. Chas Chatterton, A Still-
Handly,
Change allowed as prayed for in Bay well, C Davidson and Chas
$2 10 each as witnesses.
Shore and Cape Lookout road
4 25
Petition of W R. Robedee Io be J. P. I T Maulshy .1 P fees Baily ease
83 33
in Union precinct rejected because R. T. W. W. Conder judge sal
26 70
Weatherly had already been appointed DP Harvey coin
L B Alley commissioner ami in­
Petition of W. A. Gage, et al for road,
specting roads
53 50
rejected, because no bond had he«*n filed.
T B Handly present owner hook 125 00
Petition of J. J. Hudson, et al, for road
BILLS REJECTED
denied, because petition was not in pro­
M. II. Larsen for hoarding Mrs. Griff­
per form
ith, because Justice Maulshy lmd no au­
Ordered that new warrants be placed
thority Io boar<l said prisoner
upon the delinquent tax rolls for 1892
James Met ¡bee, $4 50 for keeping
and 1893, returnable at July term of
mail route open Hembree to Woods
court.
Bill not endorsed by supervisor.
Petition of D. G. Randall, et al, for
Miles Warren as .Justice Peace, It W
bridge across Trask river, rejected
Bobbins as constable, ease «>f Oreg >n vs.
Deemed not expedient
C. C Clark, continued, because not
Taxes of Fred Daws for 1894 remitted, certified. Same action in bills in case of
because he is too poor to pay them.
Stale vs. Madison and Perdue.
Jesse Faulconer is appointed J. P. in
Claim of witness fees for Edlia Hamil­
Dolph precinct
ton in ease of State vs. GriHilh and
Ordered that sheriff make an amend­ llaiixhurst not allowed.
ed return of the delinquent tax roll of
P. F. Ducham, $16, guarding Pay City
1890 and 1891 to describe property
from lawlessness, because a constable
therein
resided in precinct.
Claim of L. L. Stillwell ami I red Ar­
II. A. Woodford, boarding E. W\ss,
thur in case of Ernst Wyss, insane and
$1.25. Claim heretofore paid to sheriff
deceased, presented, and certified and
II. Schollmeyer, $3 40 constable fees,
sent lo the secretary of state.
case of D. Hickey. Not certified
Little Neslucca 'loll roa«l Co allowed to
( aliforniH Letter.
withdiaw petition for toll rates
Or.lered tliat county treasurer traits-
fer all money now in building fund to
the roa«l fund
Orego n.
G. W. KIGER,
1895.
COUNTY COURT
I'll Y-H I 'N* sl RGEON
All enti, proixpllj allenile,! to
MAY 16.
$266 66
J. IL Jacknon, salary sheriff
100 00
11 F Good speed
”
266 00
T H Govne «alary clerk
100 00
'rum Coates ”
220 00
A T White assessing
9 50
A M AiiHtin «urveying
130 S3
L P Smith Supt work
16 00
Advocate blanks sheriff
3 91
< i tv Plielpx unii»
Elmore Sanborn <fc Co. conveying
Edna Hamilton to I’oitlaml
3
E E Selpli
M 00
[IVyxx eaxe «5, .Mm. Grilliti» |5, I'almi
Hamilton «10, l*ee Nielson »5, il. II. .Mil­
ler «5, .Marcellnx Kellow «5, I' >• Bales
cime «5, 1 »angliei ty, l.cacli etill, «lyiia-
mite fishing ease |5.J
Win Steinmeiz Mining imhh I
(' E Reynolds cor fee Jas Ryan
Advocate printing prm*eedings
Stoddard .k llelvie publishing
Advia'ate printing for assessoi
<* 1* Knudson blacksmithing
Tultle ik t'ary blasting |x>wdei
t Williams window gla
E K Scovell jury list
C I. Alley
B A Tmld
It Klebs lumber
1». Wiley Wyss case
l»r I’etre
W I* I »Jones printing
Tultle & ( ary jiowder
B < ' Iamili blank Isaaks
l»r Wiley II S Bales case
N Job window light
S Weaver R su|iervisor
,M W Mowers splitting w*s«l
Wickland 5 days extra lalsar
rond with team nml 2 day-
liimself
J I» Wallace extra road lalx>r
R O Richards
<» I' Mattimi shaping drills
mks . oKirririi i <•».
I T Maulshy J I’ fee«
S Miller constable
W II Griffith Willie-«
Mary Squires
»rank Holisoli
II A Woodford
”
Ire*I Skonip
A I. Aiderman
”
I T .Mnnleiiy J I’ Hauxliur-t
I » S Bales caw
IN THE TROPICS.
SEEING
HIE
SIG H PS
TEHUANTEPEC.
M. K Handy, of Nehalem, returned
a short time ago from a trip through
.Mexico. Mr. I landy has traveled exten­
sively all over the United States, but lie
is of the «»pinion that Mexico has more
wonderful and varied resources than
any section he has seen
lie went all over Central Mexico, saw
the high, di v, table lands, that require
irrigation, he visi led the quaint old citi
of Mexico, ami passed through the fever
stricken Vera Cruz, and at last, on the
istlinmg of Tehuantepec • lie found the
A rcadia.
The climate, he says, is warm part of
the year, but the winds of thetw«»
♦ weans tempei it so that it is nut uncom­
fortable There is enough rainfall to se­
cure bounteous crops without irrigation,
and the people there, including new
comers, are healthyam! robust.
The land is fairly level, and all kinds
of vegetation grows most luxuriantly
all tropical fruits and vegetables in tin*
world growing in exhuberance, with
little care or cultivation.
The new railroad is completed across
the istliinus, the country will soon be
be developed am! closely connected to
markets, land is exceedingly cheap, ami
Americans are now settling there.
As snakes, and poisonous insects are
rarely found, the country will he a
desirable place for civilized people
Mr Handy is anxious to find a num­
ber of people who would like to go thru*
to start a colony, nini In* sin s tliat In
taking 5,000 acres of land in a body it
can he obtained lor $2.00 per acre
any one interested in the project should
addiess him nt ?.eh.ilem, Or
Kdaard Senk« Killed!
Another fatal acciilent Ills occurred
from fallii g tree«
Last Saturday E«l-
ward Senke, who baa been living on
West Beaver, rut «low n a large free. In
falling, the tier still« k a pole which wn>
lying across another log, ami the poll*
Hew up, striking Mr. Senke, crushing
his left side, breaking his ribs and frac­
turing Lis skull, lie die.I early Sunday
morning, never speaking a wool after he
was hurt. Deceased was about 36 years
ami was unmarried
l>r L. F Seal attended him, hut his
injuries weie so laid that surgical skill
could avail nothing.
Ei» II eadmciiit :—I have long thought
of writing a line to you as regards this
country. Times are very I ihi «I here ami
$1.00 per day here is a very poor living
i I see the mill hands there get 85 cents
'per day. 85 cents there is more than
$1.25 lieie. There Hour and produce
of all kinds are « heap, while here every
such thing is dear. Butter ami eggs
being about the only « heap things in t hi*
market. Potatoes are now selling for
There an* few persons, in«h*e«l, wlm«l<»
$1 50 per bundle«! ami never go below
not love flowers. This is th«* planting
$1 .(X) per bundle«I. Meats of all kinds
season ami we are forcibly reminded «»I
are high priced. Flour now is $3 50 per 1 of its pres« m e l»y the olaborHte cata­
barrel. This is the cheapest it has ever
logue of The Ding«-e Ac Conard ('<»mpan\
been since we have r« si«le«l here My
entitled “Our New Guide to Rose
advice to people in Tillamook is to look
( ultuie’' a handsomely iilustrate'l bool
on the bright side ami see how blessed
<>f 112 pages, (‘«»ntaining a «'omplete col­
they are to live in a country where they
lection «»f all fl''Wers worth growing—
can raise their own garden ami have
especially a large collection of roses, <»f
their own milk ami butler. Working
which they are the largest glowers in
men in this country an* helpless slaves
Ameriea—telling of th»- culture of each.
They can never get enough to go away
The readms of the H e \ dli <* ht sliotil«!
on, no are oblige«! to stay. Tillamook
not allow tin* planting season to go by
has many advantages over this country,
without planting a few flomrs B\
good water for one thing
The winter
i<»il«»wing tin* «•arefiillv prepared instill« -
climate here is more pleasant than there,
lions giv«*n in their call login* no om*
hut you Tillamookers li.we the best
nee«l have any fear of «iisappoiiiting re­
cl.mate in summer, but a pers«»n has to
sults
All kinds of tl«»weis never w« i«-
have something else to live on besides
so cheap, nml w«‘ ie<|uest all to consu ’
climate.
Mas. N. <i. I’ iii i . pn ,
tin* advertisement of this mammoth
May 1, 189.5.
Coleta, < al.
concern. Ifanvlhing we have said ha-
[It should be remembered llmt $1J JO influence«! v«m to Irv a few flowers, l»< -
per «lay ami board is the lowest wages fore buying semi for tlieii New Guid« ;
piiitl lieie, the statement as to 85 rent» it is sent free h> intemling pui'cluiHei
being a mistake. However, we donut upon reque.-l. They also publish a
nd vine people to come to Tillamook to «■harming magazine, whose ««hjert i*
aerk work. There are more men than expressed by its title, “Success with
I ■lowers,” th«* Hiibscii pt ion price ■
jobs here now.)
which is only twenty-live eenlM pri
\ull<e.
year
It in brimming ovei witliwpi«;
information, ami cannot fail to be of
Notice is hereby given that roadwork
great interest I«» all. Semi ioi samph-
lute now Iregnn throughout the county.
«•«>py
\<l<lress The Ding«*«*
Collar«'
Keep a »harp lookout for the notices
('ompany, W«*st Grov«*, I’a.
poole*I by su|H'rvisorx and meet them
at the place xml time dwignsted there­
The Indian agent at the Siletz I him re­
in, a. all work inuet lx* done between ceived official notice from the Indian de­
thio date and the 11th., of .lune, 1895, partment at Washington whiting tha’
by Ih<xte wlm intend to work out the the department limi recognized th»*
. ........ nt of their lai
Dated May 11, action of the county court in app«»intiiiz
Bv order of (’«jiinty < <>urt,
justice's ami
creating mad «iistrict
\V. W. < under , Jmlgr
at the Siletz, mid authoiiziiig the iigen:
t<* h I mi I ìm I i the Imliaii courts, iim th«*••
Indiaiis an* now citizen*
The indiali«
Th«* extent to win h the Mongolian have all been alloted their lands, an I
plies-ant Ims multipli«*«! ami spiea«l out there remain t«> I m * opene«l to settler*
.»ver the Willamette valley in h«rg«* MJMW a- re-
numbers is not generally umlerslood,
T wu teams ii '» hi biabo passed through
but it is a fact that they are ex> »‘« «lingly
inimeroux
\ gentleman traveling mt town Monday in tlieii way to < Pcean
<»o the east side of lh< coa«,b, looking Park, Tillamook ( oiinty, wlieie they
out only from that si«le, ami from Eu­ pro|s>»«* to -eti le. Sheridan Sun.
gene t«» lllainy at no greater «li-taiH»*
lh|mis Tabuli*« : a family r nn di
than alM»ut sixty yar«l«» from the rail-
t oad lr«rk In- counle.l «0 of tliewe beauti­
Ri| an« Tabule« hau* coin • io stay
ful bir«l- running ar«>uml in the Hehls
Kilians Tabu es standard r m d.v.
and |M»st«iree.
I «»rent <»r«»»e Timex