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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1896)
COHN & CO GRAND CLEARANCE Leading .Merck UNTIL MARCH 1st. in All X. An Immense Stock of New Clothiug Recently Received—No Shelf-worn Goods in the lot, all perfectly new, right from the East. flfÖs^XVe buy all kinds of produce, furs, hides, eggs, butter and county orders LOCAL NEWS talk is all foi political purpose. The whole thing is ridiculous in the extreme. Those who run poker, stud poker or faro games, and such like, are likely to suffer however Money to loan—G. O. Nolan. Knoell <l«r Backer Kauft Brod. Mis J XVal»lvog«l has procured a loom and is weaving carpets and fancy rugs. Rag carpets, hammocks or rugs i (’overs for legal papers for attorneys made to order. Some of the work she exhibits is very fine. al Lamb’s. Can Spain sell Cub« to England? never No, There is a stud poker game going on Patent medicines of every description in town, and that is what the proposed at Sturgeon’s gambling ordinance is intended to pre J. Stewart has begun painting the vent. There is a fatal defect in the old school rooms inside. ordinance on gambling. Tuttle Cary do plumbing ami tin* A very interesting revival ning on short notice. beii g held in the Methodist Don’t forget the firemen's «lance the night of February 21. Oil lleiiiH, the photographer makes a spe cialty of Tillamook scenery Rev. Corner of this place ami Rev. Wil son of Bay City . Quite a number have come over to lhe Lord’s side. The last day of school Frank Karra- maiiR, Teley Anderson, Bora ami Olive Job w«>rk at this office as low ns the Stillwell, Maud Sturgeon. Joe Petre and lowest, an<l firet class work. Minnie Peterson made Mrs. Hays a pres Teacher’* examination will occur the ent of a fine gold pen ami penholder. 2ml XVednesilay in February. Some politicians who are very anx I)r. Linton has returned to XV«Male ious better let the people have something to «Io with chosing their candidates. wheie he will reeitle in lhe future. Slate makers and wire pullers will have School closeil last Tuesday but will a hard time to get elected if nominated. imminence again Monday Io run until The Spanish general Campos has been June. forced to resign, ami a ¡nore bloodthirsty Sturgeon keeps a full line of Rtntionery general has been put in his place The p«'i»s, pencil«, books, ink ami stationers’ brave Cubans will soon have llavaniia notions. starved out, ami Spain had as well keep All political combinations in thin her new butcher at home county are likely to be knocked galley Tim iiihii Logun who sent the Lsttin west i.eMl June. deed here to be recorded did not semi Ambassador Bayard will reside perma sufficient money. A letter >iddresae<l to nently in England w hen his term of of Logan was returned to the clerk’s office fice expires. Good. Evidently Logan has skipped or is not Of course lhe Local Market — Eggs 20 cents, dniry known by that name butter 39 to 40 cents, creamery 40 cents deed is a forgery per roll, Hom $ - 60. The best poultry paper we have seen is the American Poultry Journal, pnl»- litdied at. 325 Dearborn St . Chicago, III Chicago will have the national demo Every issue is finely illustrated ami is cratic convention July 7 like a holiday number. it is published Eilecton notices for the June contest monthly at 59 rents per year and may be were printed at this office last week ordered at this office They will be posted al once. Alfred Letcher has leased the ground Johnson Bros, have succeeded in where I*. I*. Browne’s shoe shop is, next floating their logs down Bewley Creek door to lhe post office, ami will move his and are getting them to the mill building there next month Until Feb The principal political talk mo far ron- ruary 20th he will sell Ids stock of jew ■ists of threats that this until or that elry, clocks, etc. at greatly reduced man will be beaten if he iiiiim for office prices, fall before that time if you want bargains Miss Maggie Tone begins teat hilig in The report of the assessor for Tilla ths May academy this week, having re signed her petition in the public schools. mook shows only 2,009,000 feet of lum ber sawed in 1895 One mill here has a Don’t fail to take note of Letcher's re eapacity of 50,000, another 20,000, an duction sale, lie is trying to decrease other about ‘¿5,000. besides some smaller his stock before moving to his new mills. They have not all been busy last qnarteis year, but suppose 40,000 feet per «lay, a John Kopp, the Astoria b-ewei, is low estimate, is the combined output of about to build a large brick brewery, all the mills for 300 days, lhe total five stories in heights, with all latest ap would be 12,000,000. pliances, to cost $65,600. According to the late state census It is a shame that parts of this town nearly all of the vastem Oregon counties are not drained when it would be so eas have lost in population since 1895, and ily accomplished One or two short, Goos county of the western portion has shallow ditchea would do the work lost some Among those which have It in reported that the populists a»e gained the most are Tillamook, Yamhill, vary strong in the south eml of the «•our- Washington, Marion, Clackamas, Jos tv, and they «xpeet to cast a larger vol« ephine ami Multnomah, each of which has gained over 3«> per cent The to this year than they di«l last election tal gain is 52tXX) and the total Io«« is Joaepb Severanc«> and family, arrive about 6090, which brings the state popu here this week, where they will reside lation fioin 313,909 in 1899 tu 362000 in in the future. Joseph Severance is the 1895 father of A. XV. Severance of thia city Human nature ia a «pieer thing Io con Severn net’s logging camp are now at template At the school meeting held work on th« Miami. <ieo Mean» i* rocentl) a niiml»er wevstliere for the pm- building a «cow to be u*«d ill transport |M»ae of voting against nny inciense in ing auppliea from llulMiuiivill« tv tv the the per cent of tax levy. Of fifty vote«, camp. only one prison had the roirrngr to vote Tli«r* ia quit* a ar are for fear th« pro agnlnet it. Mr*. XV. T. Kimball voting l»ose<l gambling ordinal»« • will not per “no ’’ A few others had expressed mit people to ahak« «lie« for cigars or their determination to vote li e *ame piny raids to awe who treats. It ia mak way l«ef«»re arriving at the voting platv», ing * mountain of a im>l« bill, ami the ( but they and I voted “y-e-s,” „ weakened -------------- — Full line of gar«len seeds at Colin’s though it came rather hard from some Wonder if these people will kick about IetlieNet Reeulte Obtained From Milk the twelve-mill school tax when they Mold From 24 Coyvi come to pay it! P McIntosh, of Tillamook, passed up in the Never has there been a time ' history of Tillamook county when the on the Telepnohe Saturday night en- «lairying interests attracted so much at- route for Portland says the Ciilhamet tent ion as now. The industry has as- Gazette. Mr. McIntosh is operating a sumed huge proportions, ami thi^sectioii creamery al Tillamook, and he states easily leads lhe state now, notwith there are three creameries in and around standing XX'ashingtmi county is not far Tillamook, and the output of cheese and behind. Tillamook farmers are pro butter during the height of the season, by the combine«! factories, average«! gressing ami prospering. about 4,900 poundr per day. The price The Woodmen Camp here has arrang paid for milk during the summer was ed to lease the upper story of the build 50 cents per hundred pounds, ami 80 ing being erected bv I F . Larsen, The cents in th« fall and winter Mr Mc hall will he 24x52, with suitable ante Intosh was asked whether he consideied rooms for lodges, will be finished ami the farmers were benefited by creameries furnislie«! in elegant shape, and the walla in their midst, and he stated he felt sure and Hoora will be deadenad . It is pro- they were. He gave one instance of a posed by Mr. Larsen to make the finest farmer who ha«l tw enty four cows His hail in the town, ami it will he a go<xl net returns for milk sold lhe creamery one if it is better than the Masonic hall fur a period of one year was exactly $880 here. However, no expense will he or over $36 per cow. The cash paid out spared to make it the best, anti it will he «luring lhe year around Tillamook for finished according to the plans of the milk averages about $50,0(H) XVoodmen, and will |>erhapH be subleased Mr. McIntosh makes a specialty of the to other orders. The XVoodmen are now manufacture of full cream cheese ami the strongest fraternal order in the city finds a ready market for his product in in member*, and at« rapidly h creasing. Tacoma ami Seattle, as well as Portland. They intend to have everything in ship Despite the increased cost of shippii g he shape for their comfort ami convenience, competes smtcesxfully with the XX'ash. ami at an early date a ladies branch w ill cteameiies in the Sound cities he established . Mr. McIntosh is an experienced dairy The Advocate is not out of its peculiar man, and is well known on the Colum muddle yet. Alter lhe constable took bia. Ile operated the Catlin creamery «•barge, in the interests of the Mill Co., on the Cowlitz for two seasons, ami the which wanted the rent due, it was turn creamery at XVoodland, on the Lewis ed over to Reynolds, Severance and liver, for some time. Beals. Then Mr. Handley got an in Ncliool Meeting. junction to prevent them from meddling with the paper. Mr. Handley alb ges in At lhe sclioil meeting last Saturday his petition for injunction that Messrs. a twelve mill tax was voted, there being Reynolds ami Severance surreptitiously but one dissenting vole out of 59 present ami fraudulently obtained lhe corpora who voted. The tax last years was only tion books and made false entries, mutil eight mills, but the assesment for the ating the books, ami conspired to deprive district this year is $ >9,000 lower, ami Mr llandlev and Mr. Stoddard of their the s< h 'ol tax w ill really be no higher legal rights in the paper. Mr. J ILimlley than usual. It is estimated that lhe and Mr. Siod«lard allege that F. R. tax voted will raise about |1500, ami all Beals, who claims to hold a share in this will he required to pay what is bv- trust for J . J. Stoddard, is not legally liiml ami Conduct the school for another . posessed of such share, that the transfer year, besides another teacher ami at of the share was not legal, ami tlmt Mr least another room will bn needed badly Beals is acting as a director in the com by next fall. This is not provided for pany unlawfully. It is also alleged that yet, but may be at the March school a transfer of one share share from XV meeting. II. Reynolds Io A. XV. Severance is ille A committee consisting of E. E. Seiph gal. It appears that the stock of T. B Geo. E Imumls and L. II. Brown were Handley is in the name of C B. Hand appointe«l to examine lhe books of the ley, and that most of the Stoddard stock dei k ami to investigate the <*«>mlnct of is in the imine of Mrs. L V. Slod«lard, lhe school and repot t at next meeting. mother of the Stoddard boys, and that A resolution was offered to request the this is the case because Judge XV. II. city council to see that good side Cooper, of Collage Grove, holds a judg walks are Imilt to the school house. ment of $209 against J. J. Stoddard The school house needs repairing, IIS Fred Stoddard claims no interest in the tlie water floods tluoiigli the root, ami establishment Messrs. Handley ami lhe ceilings need painting or w hilewash Stoddard allege that J. J. Stoddard was ing*. The school board will attend to secretary ami manager, for which he lhe mallei . waa to receive 60 per cent of the profits of the concern, and that T. B. IL.iilley Dry Wood for «nie. was president and editor for. which he 1 have a large lot of thy woo<l, l»ecn in was to receive 24 per cent of the profits (The other 16 percent it is presumed was the slietl since August, which 1 will de to be lhe profit of the oilier two atock liver to paities in town at $3 per cord holdets w ho had each a one—fourth in It is all four foot wood. Enquire of J. S. terest.) The petition alleges that there Diehl, or drop a postal var«l to his ad- was a snap call for a meeting of the dreaa, City. stock holder» to elect director* to Mlle- •lohn and reed llandley ami Stoddard. The other side maintains that Nloddard ami Hand .L»hn and Genrgo start with daries ley weie no longei stoc k holder* liecauae alike. John is the smarter of the two, they had transferied then intereata It but he lies abed in the morning an hour is impossible to ascertain win» Ima po* after George is at work. John trust* the sesai«»n, and there is coiisi«lerable Imd hired man tod«* the feeding and milking blood between the various vlainiants and get« hia wife to look after the milk The shebang will be advertised and sold while In* attends lo the large matte« s at once to satisfy lhe claim for rent, ami ribuut ths farm. <iv«>rge is a duller man it depend* ii | m >n who Ims lhe longest painstaking fellow, who looks after de sack as to its future ownership, though tails. He is always on hand when the it seems hcqteleMly wound up in litiga cows aire fed, am) sees that each one tion until the Circuit cvuit meet*. gets all she can vat up cleat»* M,u' 1,0 iMuie Bower* ami Leach got Ha ir fog* start Heaven takes the trouble to weigh ed to moving this we«k. the nr Ik night and morning, and kef|»s a record of it w hich he looks over at night to see how each cow is getting along noting the slightest variation In Polly’s yield, he inquires about it, and finds she has tired of her fee«I, and ne glects it. lie changes her proportion and adds a few roots or oil meal for a few «lavs ami so gets her back again, while if she had been neglected he would have had the “had luck,, of having her fall oil’in milk yiild. So he does in everything about his dairy, a little here ant a little there but always on the lookout to see that there is no waste. Now w hich of these two dairymen will have the most “bad lin k” at the end of the year? Il will be John ever lime. His notions are to«> big. The only break he can see is a wagon gap in a stake-aiid-ri<ler-fence. He will not bother with those small things that make up the sum of life ami the success of any bnsines; So far as lin k is concerned lhe man w ho sits down ami waits for it seldom hits it. while the man who goes forth Io in ?et it will get many a knock down, but lie w ill conquer bad Im-k and add to his victory all the good luck that conies his way. Itile Timber. Big figures are always interesting if re liable. Neat Elma Washington is a fall en fir. At 225 feet from the stump it broke in two At that point is was three feet in diameter and only six feet al the slump Another fir tree neat this was cut «low'll and measured 385 feet in length. 'l’lie St I’aul ami Tacoma Lumber Company, of Taconui, recently cut 8100 feet of lumber from a 36 foot log. These are facts. — XVest Const Lumberman. To a Tillamooker lhe above fl-nres are not at all surprising. Thera are plenty of trees here that will discount those mentioned above. I.S. II. Told ia erecting a new business house near XV. XV. Jacobs’ cat pentei shop.—Nehalem Tinies The School board w ill meet today to clifiue a teacher to fill lhe place mai'e vacant by Miss Tone’s resignation. Ed Donaldson is putting in a small upright saw mill, which will be inn with lhe small engine he purchased from Ew ing Alder and other small limber will be mm wed. Representaiive Hermann has intro duced a bill to establish a lifesaving station at the entrance to Tillamook hay, in the stale of Oregon, and the Sec retary of lhe Treasury is hereby required to provide for such estublisliment and supply the same with such necessary life-saving crew ami furnishings as ar«* provided fur by law and umler existing regulations in like cases: Provided, that the same shall not cost more than ten llioiisaml dollars, which sum shall he available for said purpose out of the present year’s estimates Attentioq! l he Hate opposite you» nsnie printed on the margin oi your paja-r or on the w «appt r iiulicntes the time your subscript ion expires and you are invited to renew at that time. All papers sent to parties outside the county ar» promptly discontinued when their tiin<> expire- an«l six months' arrearage is the limit within the county. In stopping your subscriptnn, it .“ '»——Mary first to pay all arrearage« John Smith £i.6 The foregoing shows the style of the ad dresses, t he large figure six at the right ill dicates the jear. that is iMoft. A large seven at the right would indicate »«97, or a five would in • iicate 1895. The other figures denote the day of the month, and the month is indicated 111 small type A cross mark in blue pencil indicates that you are away behind a*.i«1 should pay up. CITATION. I n the Corm C ovrt of the S tate <; on for the C ounty of T illamook . Attention Kepublleena. of O he In the matter of the estate of | Citation A. G. Anderson Deceased To Annie S. Anderson, Amanda Anderson. Teley Anderson, George Anderson, Mamie An dersoi:, Agnes Anderson. Roy Anderson, Lillie Anderson, Willie Anderson and Kuby Anderson Greeting: All membois of lhe Ah Kinley club ami to all who wish to join are requeNteil to meet nt the court house on Sal unlay January 25, at 7 I*. M. Tiler« is some very impor'ant biiMineMM on hand IN THE NAME OF THS STATE OF OREGON, You an.» hereby cited and required to appear By <»i»l«r of lhe president. in the county court of the state of Oregon, toi the county of Tillamook, at the court room (> H einm , Sec’v. thereof, at Tillamook, in the said county 011 Tu. sday, the ¿nl day of March. iH^>, at io KKII. KNTATK TRÀNRFKKN o'clock, in the lore noon of that day, then and there to show cause, if any exist, why an order not be made by sa»d couit, to’ sell the B Brier t«> M.iry Brier, quit claim, lots should following described real propertv of the al-ovt- 1 2 II ami 12 block 3 Malaney’s add named estate: The ne ' 4 of section 14, tp 2 s, range 9 w. Al to Ocean Park $------ so the w of the se % and e ’a of the sw ‘4 of section 12, tp 2 s, range 9 w. Also the se of section 21, tp 2 n range 7 w. I’ S patent to (.’has ('ll Hand $------ all in Tillamook «•ouiity. Oregon, for the pur poses prayed for in the petition of the admini- U S patent to N I’ Roberts |----- trator of said estate. Witness, the Hou. W. W Conder S Tilloaoii to Nettie XX’illiams e of w Judge of the ( ounty Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of *2 of ne b of section 31, and tract in sec Tillamook with tlie seal of «aid court affixed this 22 dav of January 1M96. 30 I a 9 w $5( M) Attest: T. H. G oyne , Clerk. C E Linton to XX’in Batterson lot 4 blk 7 Tobi’s mid Nehalem city $350. Slate of Oregon t«> Margaret McXX’hin- noy, sw *4 of ne >4 of sec 36 tp 3 a r 9 w , $50 (M) A. P. T. L. XX’in Tinnerstett to Carrie Tinnerstett, 30 in r»s in *¿8 mid 33 tp 1 a 9 w, $2500 The American Protective Tariff League Henry Tohl to S Lnndbnrg lot 6 in blk 7 Tobi’s add Nehalem city $46 35 J H Rice to John Faicpiabar several tracts in 1 n 8 w,$IO99. I F Larsen to C E Reynold«, deed, $------ l>oml for J J McCoy to Edwnrd Doman correction $----- deed of Hiram Brown to B Durfee variou* tracts, quit claim. $1. The Hook nml M.hl.r »’<> in ide arrangements to have the pninpiiiK apparain. and in liable to call the lioys out ha. already drills with Chief Tuple any time J. E. Hosmer, state -nperinlemlcnt of Secular Sunday School, ha. sent this paper a copy of the Qnaiterly isaned by the Secular I nion. is a national organization advocating ” Protection to American Labor and Industry ” as explained by its constitu tion, as follows : " The object of thie League «hall be tu protect Anw>can labcr by a tariff on tmporte, which adecuately secure Amenran industrial •gamet the competition of foreign labor.’7 There are no personal or pi profits in connection with the orgai tionand it is sustained by membersh A<*, contributions and the distribution of its publications. FIRST : Correspondence is «elicited retarding Membership " and *' Official Correspondent«."" SECONO We need end welcome contributions, whether smalt or large, to our cause. TH • R0 Wg publish a large line of documenta co vs r-g all phases of the Tariff question. Com plete set wdl be mailed to any address for 50 cents FOURTH: Send postal card request fbr free eemo<e o-ew of the American Fonomiet.w Adc. ^s W.lour F. W%'xeman General Se:r9*ary, 135 West 23dStres* N«« York.
