Tillamook headlight., September 19, 1895, Image 4

J. M. Johnsen always has a supply of
J. E. Hosmer has gone to Portland on
LOCAL NEWS
fresh salmon, in season, packs salt business
Truckee expected tomorrow.
The fiBhing strike waa aettlaJ Tneaday salmon to order, Hiid furnishes clams
by a com promise. The fialiermeH asked and crabs. See him on Olsen’s wharf.
Rev. C. R. Shields will preach ill
This office lias just printed a large Academy hall on next sabbath at 11
twenty cents each for Hilveraiths, and
they finally accepted fifteen eenta, the batch of blotters for Lamb’s book store o'clock A. M.. and hold a commiiuion
old price, free nets, free lioats, and free We understand lie gives them to school service.
The Presbyterian sabbath
tanning for the nel« This is practically children
school will be held immediately after the
a victory for the fishermen, and will he
This county should be represented at morning service. The Presbyterian
equal to about twenty cents per flab
the Exposition in Portland which begins church was organized with 17 members
A m the run of chinook saltlion is about October 5th. There are many Tillamook last week, Hiid a Sunday school of 56
over they did not form a part of the con­ products which would attract attention, members.
:
sideration in the aettlement. The run of and work a great benefit Io the country.
Work is being crowded at llimple &
(diversifies is good, and the cannery baa A few samples of gilt edge butter or Wheeler’s new saw mill, cutting lumber
started up in full force.
cheese, some select frames of Nest urea forth« San Francisco market.
They j
Full line of grans Heeds just received honey, a section of one of our trees, have ordered a schooner from San Fran­
at Colin’s
Now is the time to prepare some of our potatoes, carots, fruits, or cisco and are looking for its arrival any
other farm products, would make excel­ day.
to sow grass.
Home markets:—Eggs 15 cents, cream­ lent showings, perhaps better in some
Free discussion in this paper. Cranks
ery butter 45 cents p< r roll, dairy 30 to 40 instances than any other county m the not debarred, though sensible contribu­
This matter is worth looking tions are preferred.
cent« pci roll, potatoes 30 centN per state
after, and it will cost hut little to attend
bushel. Nestucca Loney 12^ cents.
Hank Crenshaw is moving his harness
toit
B. C. Lamb, of the hook store,
Pencils, pens, tablets, slates ami vari­
simp to next door to Letcher’s jewelry
has kindly consented to teceive and
ous school supplies at Sturgeon’s drug
pack all articles intended for exhibition, store.
store.
and we understand the transportation
(’ Ray, F. Norberg, and others, of
The entertainment by the Woodmen will cost
nothing.
The H eadlight Woods, are in the city.
at the Academy hull last Monday night office will furnish tags or labels. No
Abe Cohn has gone to Pori land to rot u-
v as quite Hiiecessdul, and seven new delay should be made, but those who
members were obtained, the camp here can exhibit something should call on perate, and to select nierclianfiise for
having 42 members now. Deputy Head Mr Lamb and get particulars at one«. Colin Co’s store.
Consul McHenry organized a camp of P. S. If you have any good cabbages,
Jake Lavender, Hged 19, and Susie,
about 20 members at Nehalem and will rutabagas, turnips,
potatoes, apples, aged six, children of J . II. Lavender, for-
organize at Woods ami Sheridan in the plums, prunes, yellow legged chickens, meilyof Hebo, but now of Ritzville,
near future
The organization in Tilla­ Nestucca honey, butter, cheese or cord­ Wash., were burned to death accidentally
mook will he known as “Alder Camp wood that you wish to exhibit to an ap­ last w eek
The house in which they liv­
219,” instead of ”222’’ as first intended. preciative and select party, just bring any ed burned down, and the children failed
All kinds of produce, butter and eggB, of the articles mentioned to the H ead - to escape in time.
Further particulars
hides, etc., wanted at Cohn A Co’s
liiigt office and we’ll pack them—to the are not obtainable.
Found:—Large silver watch, by Jack kitchen, and let the kids have a till,
The Tillamook Dairy Association has
Purcell. The owner Ims the watch, but besides we*ll give you due credit on our filed a suit against Schermerhorn A Co.,
subscription books, w hich is just as good coini.dssion merchants, of Portland, to
Jack hasn’t smoked on it yet
Cant. Symons has been changed from as a square account on St. Peter’s books. recover $1735 68, for 5952 pounds of but­
his place as government engineer for
this section to Buffalo, N. Y., and Major
Rnfl’ner, of Buffalo, is put in charge of
the Portland office. Major Post is in
charge temporarily until the chiefs get
moved
It is the policy of the govern­
ment to change the heads of departments
about once in five years.
To Exchange:—A 1 beautiful 47-acre
fruit and alfalfa farm 1 in San Pasqual
Valley, California, for a stock farm in
Oregon. Address,
A. M arciiub , Sail
Pasqual, California.
ter, not accounted for by defendants.
Schermerhorn has gone to Japan, and the
Dairy Association has been swindled
probably .
forests of timber in a climate thnt w ill
now Im rely grow’ moss. More, they
have found expos«nl to view, mammoths,
with tusks, flesh, hide and hair frozen
and perfectly preserved for thousands of
years, showing (hat a sudden catastrophe
overwhelmed them before they could
escape or their carcasses decay.
The presence of these tropical animals
ill that cold climate, and the ice signs
or glacial drift in our warmer zone prove
that the poles of lhe earth are not now
located where they once were.
If you ask, what has this todowith
the flood? I answer, that the diameter
of the earth on account of its revolution
is abot.t twenty-six miles greater al the
equator than from pole to pole.
That lhe largest mountain on the
surface of this earth is no lai ger compar­
atively than a grain of sand on a water-
melion. That lhe average depth of the
ocean added to the height of the highest
mountain, w ill not exceed thirteen miles
or one-halt this difference in <lianieter
it is generally believed by some, and
that perhaps includes yourself, that the
account states, the forty days rain caused
the flood. Such is not the case, al­
though a general rain would naturally
accompany the disturbance Io lhe cli­
matic zones of the earth.
The flood was caused by the fountains
of lhe great deep ocean being broken up,
preceded by it tidal-wave sixteen cubits
high. This immense volume of waler
moved onward to its new level, submerg­
ing At Ian t is, and exposing the hot tom of
the ocean in oilier places, lhe shore line
of which is miles above the present sea­
level
That this view is correct is strengthened
by the statement that prior to this event
summer and winter was unknown w hich
cannot be accounletl for unless we con­
cede the fact that the axis of the earth
was in posit ion, square with the sun ami
since then has been, or at present, nt an
oblique.
The burden «>f proof rests w ith you to
explain why this earth in going around
its primary is revolving at an obliquity
F rank A llen dak .
to it.
For Sale or Trad a .
Wanted, dairy faun on shares, used to
ths business
References given if de­
In-
Stock of general inerciiandise.
sired.
L. I*. J ohnson , D.iyton, Or.
voice about $250.00. Valley town, only
The steamer Girtie lias been repainted
Will
Ben Perry keeps b >atH Io store, in place of good location
W. H. II Carv has received license as
let. He lists several dif-I sell or trade for cows, or for lease of cow s
master and stands at the wheel
1 ferent kind-*, and can fit you out with a and want near Tillamook
For the in­
Judge Conder was deer hunting the light row boat, or a sail boat, lie also formation, address, Box 31, Amity, Ore
ORDINANCE NO. 54.
other day, ami the deer and «log, while has a hand-power stern wheeler which
Slierldaii Sun Flashes.
A
n ordinance to appcve ki rvey and
in hot chase, run against a fence killing w ill carry a number of persons and make
REPORT OF THE CI TY SURVEYOR.
both dead. When tl|p judge arrived on good lime. Boats let by the day or
Hon. A. N. Gilbert, Superintendent of
77/p people of Tillamook City do ordain
the Hcene Home of his neighbors had the week, at reasonable rates
the Oregon State penitentiary, gave this
as follows:
deer skinned and were preparing to skin i Capt. Cary of the steamer Girlie is a office a pleasant call one day last week
his dog.
Sec. 1 Whereas the city surveyor was
jolly old salt, and in his experiences as a while on his way home from the «•oast.
Born, to llomer Mason and wife, Aug­ sailor he has had some narrow escapes. Andy had no improbable fish stories to insti tided to survey and lay out a street
It is interesting to hear him relate some relate, hut was positive that he had by the common council at a regular
ust 17,a son.
meeting held upon the I71I1 day of Aug­
The steamer Ehn-»re arrived Stturday of his weird stories—so marvelous that most thoroughly enjoyed himself.
ust 1895. Also by ordinance niiiiiiirr 53,
one would almost doubt Ids Veracity. 1
evening, and sailed Tuewday
Another row took place on the reser­
lie has sailed from the Occident to the vation one day last week. An Indian by approved Augii-it 19, 1895, by E. E.
C II Smith has gone to attend the
Orient, from the equator to the polesand n ime of Pete L iiforty crushed the skull Selph, mayor.
state fair at Salem.
Ami whereas the following report of
from Milpitas to the antipodes.
While
Silversides are plentiful now
The cruising around the Prihiloff islands» of another by the name of Jonas Short, J. I). Edwaids city surveyor was tiled
using
a
piece
of
2x4
scantling
by
way
of
Chinooks are about done.
some thir’.y years ago, with a whaling emphasis. Short it is feared will not with the city 1 ecorder upon the24lh day
The launch Irene leaves the Fenrnside schooner, ('apt. Cary was becalmed, and
of August 1895. To-wit:
livo long. Should ne live short, Lafferty
wlnnf every day and twice on Wednes­ lay-to against what ho thought to be a
To the lion, city council of the ci’y of
may not live long
Both are Indian cit­
day« ami Saturdays.
I sheltering c.iff on the mainland.
Next izens, which leads us to remark that the , Tillamook in Tillamook county, Oregon.
Gents :-IIn accordance with provisions
John Painter, of Salem, brother of morning lie awoke ami found his little Government made a mistake when ¡1
lie was invested the Indians with citizenship, of city ordinance number 53, ot the lion,
M in . G. (). N“htn, was here visiting this craft frozen fast to an iceberg.
I did on the 24th.
week. On Ills return to »Salem he was so fast that all slieol couldn’t thaw him and gave them a full swing at fighting council of said city.
day of \ngu.-t 1895, lay out and mark on
accompanied by
Misses Jennie Keene loose, ami as he had plenty of provisions fire waler.
the ground a street sixty feet wide being
and Zula Painter, ii I ho by Mrs. Nolan, nboaid, he and his crew of ten men
A h Open Letter.
h portion of Bid. Avenue East, between
squared themselves around to wait for
who expects to visit in Imlependmice
The iceberg was floating
what is known as blocks 13 and I4 in
T lie steamvi Louise is kept «piite busy developments
Mr. J. E. Hosmer,
Claud Thayer’s addition to the town of
now towing hinges of Ktone and brush north, and getting larger, and in a few
Dear Sir:—As you have recently Tillamook in Tillamook county, Oregon,
weeks had giown and risen out of the |
for the g<»vci ninent work on the bay.
water until the whale boat was over 500 published your private religious opinions as follows: To-wit:
Hiram Dustin, a prominent attorney
Beginning at the N. W. coiner of
fest above tile level of the sea
Provis­ 1 will reply, with the editor,s permission,
of Goldemlale. Washington, has been
ions were running short, hut they killed not that I object to your meeting with block 14 in said Thayer's addition, and
here for several we< k« attending to biisi-
a few unlucky polar bear that had gone others to disscuss and propagate your the South line •if 7th street; thence south
hpmm .
afloat on the icecake, ami by using salt ideas, but because you staled thnt much 210 feet to the S. W. corner of block 14,
Boni, to John Morgan and wife, Aug liberally oil the tails of ths sea fowl, of it, the bible, was in direct opposition and the North line of 8th street ; thence
10, a daughter.
they managed to live until the iceberg to what our common school Geographies west along the north line of Sth street 60
Samuel Elmore is having extensive began to float south. They were al last teach
feet to the S.E. cornet of block 13; thence
Fortunately you were sincere enough north 210 feel to the N. E corner of
dykes put in to keep llie water ofl' his entirely out of provender, and were
tidelands on the F^ank Elliott place about to cast lets to see whom of the to name a few of the liumheds of myths block 13 and the south line of 7th street;
Such as the per-* thence esst along the south line of 7th.
Bert Abbott who occupies the place ia crew should he eaten, when (’apt. Cary you say it contains
supervising the work.
espied a floating island, and he dropped sonal devil idea, the Jonah and whale street 60 feet to the place of beginning.
fable, Noah’s flood and first of all, the
Very Respectfully,
Alfred Williams and Frank Trout have anclioi on the island. It was inhabited,
J. D. E dwards ,
purchased a wind miu hine. There are and its denizens being cuiinihals made the sun stands still, which you brand as a
City Surveyor.
plenty of men here who could fuiTiiah anchor fast on a huge tree, expecting to falsehood
Now are von reasonable in your cjriti-
Fair
the wind to run it, hut this is no joking ent the whaling crew ere long.
ciain?
Yon
accept
the
predictions
of
an
PLAT OF SERVEV
affair
Hv means of an exceedingly winds drove the oiittit far into the south
high late of speed the fan will forc%a seas, and at last the iceberg was almost almanac which states the sun rises and
strong cm tent of air out through a nozzle melted away and (’apt. Cary’s boat went sets yet refuse to ths writer of the book
of Jonah the same figurative language.
attached to the machine, ami (I hm will into the briny deep with a great splash
As a teacher of Geology and Astron­
lie
hoisted
sail
and
tacked.
The
is
­
he turned on burning l«<gs or stunips.
Thia method has been tiled and found landers tried with a tow of tow bonis to omy, are you not aware that the dura­
NUcreMsful. It ia said lhe largest fir or overtake him, but lie outsailed them, tion of hours of sunlight and darkness
8lh St
Mpruce MtumpN can Me burned up entirely and that is why the jolly old skipper is varies in different parts of the earth, that
6o ft
in an hour or two, the s«n vices of one or with us today, guiding the Girtie over where the day is long the following
two men being required during the oper­ the glittering sands ami somber-butd night is short, and vice-versa that as you
near the poles of the earth.
This dis­
ation, and logs or log heaps can be con­ mud flats of Tillamook bay
Blk 14
Blk 13
£ °
crepancy increases until finally the
sumed as expeditiously
Mr Trout’s
Mr. Hubbard of Beaver brought in a
twenty-four
hours
of
day
and
night
end,
traction engine will be used to mu the flue lot of Nestucca honey this week
bo ft
blower, and it is expected to turn the fan His bees made over 1200 pounds lids and the year is divided there into six
months
of
light
followed
by
six
months
al the rate of 50,000 revolutions per min­ seuson.
7th St
of darkness
If you know this then the
utes, and the nil jet from the nozzle ia
Work has begun oil tin* bridges on' w riter of one of (he oldest books in the
X
expecteil to he strong enough to hion the Wilson river road, and two
>
bridges will bible know this fact also.
<
hark off a tree or compete Bnueessfuliy be put in at once.
Mr. McNaiuer in-
Again
our
knowledge
of
the
sun
is
ob
­
3»
w ith the biggest blowers in town. The
tends to run the stage all winter, and it tained frotn the light that emanates from
machine is on exhibition in front of
N
is the intention to make a change on it which is a very subtile ami yielding
Tuttle \ Cary’s hard"are store. Other
thia end of the road that will avoid the substance capable of being reflected as
wind machines of I onr utility may be
Sec. 2
That the foregoing report and
Bester ford.
with a mirror, refracted as with eye­
seen sitting on drv goods boxes at most
plat of the city surveyor made upon the
Dave Hadley and A. Benschid got into glass or telescope divided into its pris­
every corner. L ater ;—We were min
24th day of August 1895, showing that a
a tight the other day regarding the fish­ matic colors which you will notice by
taken
Mr.
came
along and
survey lias been made for a street run­
ing strike.
L. L Stillwell separated visiting our light house.
“Imated” the machine
lie bias in the
ning north and south I>etween blocks
them I «fore anybody was seriously in­
That the same phenomena is observed
nozzle ami tore the fan out.
13 and 14 of Thayers addition as shown
jured.
in nature as the deceptive depth of wa­
by a certain plat recorded on pages 492
L. (• Fieenmn is the boss trout fisher-
Mr. C. E
Magers, of McMinnville, ter, the mirage and the rainbow
Had
and 494 of book “E” I ecords of deeds in
man on Wilton river.
He and one of
and M ihm Etta Kirkwood, of Wheatland, ths sun stood still for two or three or
Tillamook county, Oregon, b», and IB
liis fiienda caught a
tine airing of
weie
married
last
Saturday
Mr. • ven one full day we might stagger un­
hereby adopted.
speckled beauties in a few minutes the
Magers is a brother of County Judge der the absurdity, but when we consider
C. N. D rew , Recorder.
other day for a couple of tired fishermen
Magers, ami principal ol the Willamina that a night preceded and another fol­
Approved by E E. S ei . ph , Mayor.
who had fifthed all day without luck
schools
Miss Kii kwood belongs to one lows! in regular order we conclude the
lhe unancreMifiil angleis showed their
of the wealthiest families in Yamhill lightening of tins day was prmluced by
Men XX anted
stiiugs of fish to admiring friends
county —N. Yamhill Record
natural causes and the burden of proof
Will par men 17la cents per hour, or
Io niftnlieia of Johnsons Chapter No rests with you to show to the contrary.
Work is progrt'saing rapidly on the
new Trask river bridge, ami it will soon 24 B A. M., von are hereby summoned
As tor that second tnvlh 011 your list $1.75 per day of tan hours bork. Apply
I o finished. Geo. Means, the contract to meet at our hall on Saturday evening, we do not stultify ourselves to believe at government camp or jettv on Tilla­
mook bay.
C n E wing .
14-17.
er, has gone to Portland to piircha-ie the September 21st., at seven o'clock P. M
that account
s
balance of the iron work which will ar­ Bring your pocket liooks.
III I*
rive next Truckee.
J. E S ihiey ,
Explorers in searching for the North
Eighty acre« of land to trade for town iota
pole have found in that frigid region Cat) at thia office.
SHERIFF'S SALE
directory
in the C ircuit C ourt of the state of ok >
gon com the C ounty of T illamook .
STATE OF OREGON
'■
J,,hn
HaiuUff
(
Governor
II. R K incaid
VB
j
Secretaiy of State
P hil . M etchan A. D Tufts, A. Goodnoligh.
).
Treasurer
» t
G. M I rwtn i ii. J. Gooduough, John V. \Y. Montague. |
Supt. of Public Instruction
c.
M
1DLEMAN
Attorney-General
8. Clark,
XV. II Leeds Sarah Norton and D.
Defendants.
State Printer
tR. S. B ean
Notice
is
hereby
given
that l»y virtue of an
’I A M oore .
Supreme Judges
and order of sale issued out and tin
ft .W olverton execution
dei the seal of the above entitled court, on a
S.
D.
G
ibson
Member Board of Equalization
and decree of said court made and
Y geo . II BURNETT judgment
entered on the 30 day of August 1895, in favor ol
,11 H H ewitt
Circuit Judges
the
plaintiff,
Aauinw all and against the
J ami s M c C ain above named Jonu
Prosecuting Attorney
defendant, A. D. Tufts for lhe
J. W. Maxwell
Joint Senator
sum
ol
J735
and
accruing
interest thereon nt the
H. G. G uild 1 ate of 10 per cent per annum
Representative
from August 30th.
UNITED STATES OFFICALS:
1895 ami the sum of J75 attorney's fees and costs
I J II M itchell ol suit taxed al |18.
And also upon a judgment ami decree iu fa­
Senators
j J. N. D olph
list District
U H ermann vor of said D. S. ( lark and against the said A
Congressmen ;Jntl Dlst,H t
W. R. E llis 1> Tulls lor tiie sum of $3*22.75 with interest
( R uht .A. M iller thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
I
Register,
from the 6th day of August 1895 and lhe sum ot
U. S. Land Office, Oregon (ity pcter Paquet
I40 attorney's fees, and costs and disburse­
Receiver. ments ot suit taxed at $12.75.
And also upon a judgement and decree in fa­
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
XV. V\ (UNDER vor of said E J. Goodnoligh and against said A.
Judge
Tufts tot tiie sum of $339.43 with interest
ID. I*. H arvey D
thereon from the 8th day ot November, 1*93 to­
Commissioner
)L. B. A lley
gether
with costs and disbursements in tin*
T. 11. G oyne
Clerk
J. H. J ackson suit taxed at——and the sum of $75 as attor
Sheriff
ney's fee therein.
J
ohn
B
arker
Treasurer
Commanding me to make sale of tiie follow
A. T. W hite
Assessor
A. M. A ustin ing described real property to-wit:
Surveyoi
The north half of section thirty-six (36) in
I,, r. S mith
School Superintendent
U. E. R eynolds township one north of rangeseven west of th
Coroner
\\
illamelte meridian, containing 817.20 acres of
Depiiry Prosecuting
rrosecuiiiig Attorney
.iiiomvv
E lv. SELPH
Deputy
Circuit Court convenes the 4th .Monday ill land.
I
will on the 19th day of October. 1895, at 10
August, and an adjourned term is generally o’clock
A. M. at the front door of tiie court
held ii; the spring.
house of Tilllamook county, Oregon, in Tilla­
PRECINCT:
mook
city,
said county and state, sell at public
Peavx
I
T.
M.VI-IJ.HV
Justice of the
S. M iller auction to the highest ami best bidder for cash,
Constable
nil
the
right
title an<1 interest which the
CITV OFFICIAL».
E. E. S elph defendant A. D. Tufts had at tiie date of the
Mavor
mortgage
mentioned
in lhe complaint, or at tiie
1».
R
easoner
f
J ohn J ones date of the mortgages mentioned in the an­
I,. H iner swers, or now has in or to said real property, to
Council ;
.XV. 11. REYNOLDS satisfy said execution, order judgments and de­
G eo . C ohn crees, interest and costs and accruing costs.
I
Dated this lyth day of September, 1895,
....... C. N. Dl<i:w
Recorder
J. 11. J ackson , Sheriff of
A
lfred
W illiams
Treasurer
■21
Tillamook County, Oregon.
.................. XV. T. Ferry I7-21
Marshall
SCHOOL BOARD
SHERIFF'S SALK.
M. W. Harrissou. A. W. Severance, and C'lande
I n the C ircuit C ocrt of the S tate of O re ­
Thayer.—Clerk, Tom Coates.
gon fur the C ounty of T ii . i . amook .
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Alfred Deane
)
C hristian C hurch :—Rev. H. IL Morgan,
Fluintiff
pastor. Services on Sundaysat ri o'clock A. M.
VB
and at 7:30 F. M. until further notice.
The Bay City
V
Co-operative Com pa my
M E. C hurch :—Kev. 1>. McLachlan, pastor.
Defendant.
j
Services 1st Sunday in month at 11 A. M. at Bay
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex­
City and at 7 F. M. in Tillamook. 2ii<lSuuday
at i’leasant Valley at n A. M. and in I illamook ecution and order of sale issued out of and un­
at 7 P.M. ,u<l Sunday, same asfirst. 4th Sun- der the seal ot die above entitled court, on a
doy. Tillamook, morning and evening. 5th Sun judgment rendered by said court o-< the 29th,
day of August, 1895, in favor of the plaintiff and
days at Nehalem.
j against the above named defendant for the sum
C atholic C hurch :—N o pastoral present.
1 of <332 in gold coin of the United States with
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
interest at to per cent per annum in like gold
A. O. C. W. -Meets every Monday night at 7 : coin, from the 29th day of August 1896, together
p. m . in I. O. O. F. Hall. Geo. Ednitinds, M. W., with the costs and disbursements taxed at $15 ; >
j and the costs and disbursements of and accrii
D. T. Edmunds, Recorder.
said writ, commanding me to make
HooK & LADDER CO. Meetson first Tues­ ing upon
oi the following described real properlx
day night of each month in City Hall. Geo. ' I sale
to-wit.
Conn, President; Theo. Steinlulber, Chief; Otto
The 11 ia of ne’.„ and sw
of ne ’4. of section
Heins, Secretary.
| 35, township 1 n, range 10 w, of the Willamette
G. A. R.—Meets first and third Saturday of met idian hi Tillamook county, Oregon: I will,
each month at 1 p . .M. in G. A. R. Hall. C. N. <>n tiie 19th day of October, 1895, at 2 o'clock 1‘.
Dtew, Adjutant; J. XV. VVaxwell. Commander.
M , at tiie front door of the county court house
I. O. O. F.—Meets every Tuesday night at 7:3o ot Tillamook county, Oregon, in THIlamook
p. m in I. O. O. 1’ Hall. Win. Eberinan, N. G._ city in said county and state, sell at public auc­
Carl Knudson, Rec. Secretary; Wm. Hamilton, tion to tiie highest and best bidder for cash, all
Per. Secretary.
the right, title and interest which the defendant
AI. DER CAMP.—N'o 219, Woodmen of the j had at the dale of said judgment or now lias
World, meets every Friday night in 1. O. O. F" of in or to said real property, to satisfy said
hall. R. R. H ays , Consul, H omer M ason , 1 execution order judgment and costs and accru­
ing costs.
( lerk.
Dated this 19 day of September, 189s.
A. F. & A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of
J. H . J ackson . Sheriff of
each month in I. O. O. F. Hall. Gio. Cohn, ' 17-21
Tillamook County Oregon.
W. M.; F. R. Beals, Secretary.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO.24 — Meets nt 7 30 P.
M. on the 3rd Saturday of each month at I. O. I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate ok O re ­
O. F. Hall. J. E. Sibley, H. P.; W. W. Conder, i gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
Secretary.
F. R. Beals,
X
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER, No. 18. O. E S
Plaintiff
Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month, j
Mrs. A. A. Ford. XV. M.;G. W. Pettit, Secretary.
William XV. Quick,
Defendant.
J
T. S. S. S.—The Tillamook Secular Sunday 1
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of ait
School meets every Sunday at 3, P. M. in the
courthouse.
Mrs. J. E. H ohjier , Supt. 1 execution and order of sale issued out of ami
under the seal <.f the above entitled court, on .1
judgment and decree ot said court made and
entered on the 27th day of August, 1895. in favor
of the plaintiff and against the above named
RE XL ESTATE Tit ANSI KltS
defendant for the sum of <60.00 and interest
thereon from the 25th day of January, 189,5, at
I. II Brown to E A Maxwell, 100 ncies the rate of io per cent per annum and the fur
ther
sum of <¿>6.00 attorney's fees and for the
in Daugherty D LG, $1 00.
costs and disbursements of the suit taxed al
and the costs and disbursements ac-cru
J B Franklin Io F M Franklin, tract in <37.10
mg on said writ, commanding me to make sale
ol the following described real property to-wit:
5s, lOw, $1 00.
All the interest of William W. Quick, in and
A A Miller by adininistrntoi* to G to tiie James and Anna Quick 1>. L. ('. as heir al
law of said James and Anna Quick. I w ill on
Ilanencrat, 1 >ts 1 to 5 blk 7, Miller’s ad tlielyth day of October, 189.5, at io o'clock A. M .
at the front door of the county court house oi
to Tillamook, $121.
1 illamook county, () egon, in Tillamook city,
county and state, sell at public auction io
Rachel F. Dustin to Hiram Dustin, said
the highest and best bidder for cash, all the
interest 01 said defendant in and to said real
power of attorney
property, to satisfy said execution, order, judg
Ann Malaney to J F Lucy, lots 10, 11, Hu nt and decree, interest and costs and accru­
ing costs.
block 2, Ocean Park, $100.
Dated this 19th day of September, 1895,
J. H. J ackson , Sheriff of
Harriett Patterson to Win Ihilterson, I7-2I
Tillamook Bounty, Oregon.
pow er of attorney.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of an
G po M Johnson to L A Young, blk 13,
i order issued out of the county court, for Tills
Tillamook Park fakir add., $10.
niook county, Oregon, sitting in probate on the
5th ilay of September, 1895, the undersigned
A A Miller by mlniinistrator,
Io B Im- "as duly appointed administrator of the estate
......... .............
dorr, lot, 20 to 22. blk I, Miller’Hml. to.......................................................................... 't^
sent them to the .undersigned administrator
Tillamook, $!'4
with tiie proper vouchers attached, at the office
of A*. J, May in Tillamook City, Oregon, within
Same to same, block 15, $213.
I six months from the date of this notice.
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, September 10.
ldlainook I O () I* to Richard F Ryan,
i R95-
D. VV. Ryan, Administrator.
lot in cemetery, $8.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
H V Alley to F M Wakeley, 42.5 acres,
Iu tin* matter of the
)
j estate of William J. Compton?
sec 7, Bn, 9w , $750.
deceased.
)
Notice is hereby given to whom it may con­
EM Wakley to II V Aliev, «Hine,
cern, that the undersigned has been duly ap­
»750.
pointed by the county court of Tillamook coun­
ty Oregon, administratrix of the estate of the
Bay ( ity I. (' to M B Fessenden, tract bove named decedent, now, thervfo.e, ail
persons having claims against said estate are
in Buy Citv, »500.
herebv required to present them to the under
s’k>ied at Woods. Oregon, or to E. E. Selph
I. It Aoercrriiibine, I y snerill, t to i»
I) at his office in Tillamook, Oregon, duly veri
McLachlan, lots 1 and
id 2 2, block 2-
as by law provided within six months
» from nhe date of this notice.
Thayer’s add ,
Dated this 5H1 day of September» 1895.
M aud A C ompton , Administratrix
S McCarger to Isaac Moore, lota 2 to 7 aforesaid. E. E. S elph , att y for said estate
sec 5, 3». 9w, »1,000.
FISH-^
MARKET
Notice
Notice is hereby given that nt the last
meeting of >I,« common council of Tilln-
niook City, the following named fersoim
were np|>ointed ag a board of viewers to
assess the duinsges or benefits to private
property « street will l<e, running north
mid noutli In-tween bloekn 13 and 14
as designated and shown on a certain
F resh S almon ,
plat, recorded on page» 492 and 49« of
S alt S almon ,
liook E, of records of deeds in Tillamook
county, as Thaysrs Addition to the town
C lams , C rabs , E tc .
of Lincoln, now known hh Tillamook
Salmon salted to older. Fish furnished in
City, said proposed •treet to connect wagon-load lots for valley peddlers.
seventh mid eighth streets of said
ON OLSEN'S WHARF.
addition
J.»]. JOHNSON, prop’it.
W. H II Cary )
L. H. Brown
>
John Barker
)
Board of view­
ers Oil
Coin in ittee.
PORTLAND HARKET.
Tha above immed persona will meet al
the City Hall ¡n Tillamook City, Oregon
on Salur.lay, Septeinlier 21, 1995, Ht the
hour of one o’clock 1*. M.,
J-
"here the
recorder will administer the oath
- I ss re­
quired by law—before entering upon
their duty.
And all persona claiming damages bv
rsattonof said street bring o^ued arf
hereby notified that they ninal file their
< laims for turli damages with the record-
er on or befors (he 20th., day of Septei„.
Iwr 1895
1
Dated thia 24th., of August, 18f^.
By order of the Common council
14-17.
’«'I*-
C. K. D rew , Recorder.
(Wholesale Quotations.)
O ats — Gray
22
$
P otatoes > loo tbs
40
O nions
”
W hs at — Willamette
So
Walla Walla
7»
D i ces > dot.
’ SO
G eese ”
5 oo
C hickens — old ft dot.
3 ho
spring ”
I 5o
BiTTRR-Brtne
•tore, in Rolla
20
Choice Dairy
32
Eoos—Oregon
L ard , Oregon
Eastern
B acon —Clear Sides
Hams
It
Shoulders
F lour — Willamette
2 6o
2 6o
Country Brands
<
I
2ah
I
92
So
5 oO
6 oo
3 50
• 50
20
22
85
15
9
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It
• 75
• 75