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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1896)
Every Member Expended in circular* envelope*, printing and postage will reach 2500 people probably. of the Family rpHEHE IS no aajler or surer In turn Waits But This is Different way to rea-'h their pocket- books* his or her Chance to Read 5 This Paper TILLAMOOK. OREGON. TH U RSDAY. J AN U ARY 30. 1896. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. LOOKOUT LANDING |)/\VII> WILEY, M. I), INTERESTING DESCRIPTION OF THE PLACE. PHYSICIAN, SC KG EON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All culls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, »»RE I). KELLY. M. D. J PilYsIClAN AND Sl’ItGEON, Special attention to Obstetrics. Office in Sturgeon's Drug Store, Honis io to ta A. M. and 2 to 5 T. M. TILLAMOOK, OR. W.J ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Til l. \MOOK, OREGON I T. MAVI.SBY, ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW, Notai y Public an«) Real Estate Convey antei. A’J I'OKNEY-AT-I.AW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. ATTORNEY-AT LAW, C. & E. TH A Y EK General Banking and Exchange biiMincNN Interest paid on time deposit«. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and ajl foreign countries. Tillamook, Oregon. G. W. KIGER, DEALER IN Exchange and looney ^ecuritieg. ♦ Collections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGQN J [I. BI^IDÇEFOrçD. Hotiri Fiblic and Coeirinear, * Does a General Real Estate Business. Pays taxes for non-residents. Bag CitJ, Oregoq. ■ ath'Xrice at Lambs---- ALFRED WILLIAMS DRUGGIST TILLAMOOK, A prescription^ Carefully BARBER TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS Compounded HAND. fm AND COLD BATHS I J IN CONNECTION Day or Night. Instruments Shaving, Mali Cutting, SHm m pooing Fii^t Oi>pOMÌt<* R hum Building it] Every particular -.xvV^N'OOK Ba*£ BUREAU SALOON C. H. SMITH, Piop'r. BREAD Pies and cakes, fresh every day. W ines , L iquors and C igars . Kopp • Beer on D» aught French candies. Fresh home ina«le candies. New supply of fruits and vegetables by every boat. ICE CREAM Restaurant in Connection. M illinery •••...„D ress m ,\ king MU* L J Ruggles and Mre Johnaau hare a lirwt rfa«« millinery MOfe and dre*« making e* tnbli«htnrnt I*tew» «tylea in millinery. Tillamook. Ore. C. B. HADLEY G rand C entral H all . Fin« Liquor* and Clear* Tillamook. Oregon ment pays the Misses Hunt for staying up nil night. No doubt the people here will unite in signing a petition for a considerable greater allowanee for clerk Idle in the olliee if the duties are too arduous after tlie pio|ajse<l change. RATHER FISHY BROTHER GUILD IS A TIT AGAIN. The following is taken iron tne Sheri* dan Sun, an eminently trutliful paper; By request we publish the following, List Saturday I he rain fell in torrents but people must not think that we will at this place. Wall Street soon became publish everything of the kind sent in. a small lake ami the minature waves Some people have the best intentions lapped the doorsill of our olliee. While in the world ami really think they are gazing in a dreamy way over the surface writing poetry, when really they art* of the lake, the hazel eye of the editor not writing rhyme, to «ay nothing of suddenly observed a large fish which meter, sentiment or elegance of expres jumped up at least two feet in the air, sion . There is more poetry in the buzz slapping the waler viciously with its of a buck saw properly manipulated tail. Four exchange editors who were than in much of the stuff sent us No haul at work, immediately I brew down doubt Mr. Blank deveted much time to their papers and rushed to the door his production, and meant well, but our By this time the fish were jumping all advice to him is to turn his efforts in a over the street. The editor rushed off more practical direction. We publish for a spoon hoook ami a throw line, ami the article, not because of any merit—it returning made a hurried cast. The re 1 has none,—but to show our readers sult was a nine pound steel head sal what sickening stuff is offered uh , and mon, w hich lay flapping upon the office perchance to show some of our well floor. Captain Raleigh tried his luck meaning warbler« that there is more next ami pulled 11 pounder; next W. II. rytlim in the sound produced hv the Caine hauled in a 7 pound fish ; Henry wood chopper’s axe than in flighty dog Graves captured a big catfish weighing gerel, and there is more bread and but 13 pounds; Andy Bewley hauled in a ter in it: carp weighing fl pounds and 5 ounces; TILLAMOOK CITY. While Mayor Coleman angled for ami Everybody's coming to town. got a mountain trout weighing 3 pounds Those left we all do pity, and 2 ounces. Then the crowd increas For we’ll have a jolly lime ed ; the sidewalks on either side of the At Tillamook’s new model city. submerged street were packed with ex cited fishermen and spectators, and the If you get there before I do rise and fall of cane poles looked like a Tell ’em I’m a coming too company of Fallstaff's recruits trying to To see the things so wonderous true go through the manual of arms. The At Tillamook’« new model city. atmosphere was filled with exclamation points! For nearly an hour the fishing went oil with varying luck When at length the fish ceased to bite, 76 salmon 25 carp, 296 trout ami 936 suckers ami chubs were counted, Then someone Our hoyw are bright and well-to-do, shouted that the fish were making for Our girls are smart and pretty, the river by the route they limi come They cannot help it nor could you via the Faulconer ditch, Crowds in If you lived in Tillamook city. gum-boots followed. Chilis, brick-bats pitch-forks, in fact almost every kind of weapon came in play, ami several doz I ens more fish wets slain before they reached the liver It was an exciting time. Never in the history of the tow n has there been such a phenomenon as We trust our inspired friend will not the one w itnessed Saturday . Every- take this to heart, hut will profit and bo ly had a chunk of fish for dinner ami hereafter devote himself to something the odor of sizzling salmon permeated more practical We take considerable the air every where. Think of it! Sal liberty in the matter and do not wish Io mon sw imming in our streets I Ponder dissa point aspiring genius, however the on it! Salmon caught from our office sooner such air castles are smashed in frontdoor! Marvelous, you say? Aye, to smithereens, the batter it is for the one of the wonders of the century ! Yet silly builders. it can be substantiated. Did not some of our most trutliful citizens participate Horae Notes a in the catching? Yea, verily. The whole town will hack us up in the state The following imeresting notes ment! guiding horsemen are clipped fioin Rural Spirit of Portland: The organisation fever has reached The draft horse is the best for the farmer for several reasons. He works the loggers. Out in Wasliiugt<ill the more satisfactorily and at less expense leading loggers on the Hound met the and worry; he sells more readily and at other day and formed nil organization which it is expected will he Influential better prices than any other; it costs less to raise and break him ami get him in securing better price« for their logs, ready for market, because of docility; ami at the same time regulate the out The Puget Sound Timberman’s he will pay for his keep after two years put. old, ami is fully broken when matured Association, an it is termed, will en deavor also to regulate wealing, grading, The judges at Ingleside have decided prices, etc., and adjust difference« be that.J. Cochran will not henceforth be tween mill men and logger«. The cur allowed to race any more horses over ious anomaly haw been presented on the the course. This is due to the incon Sound of logs becoming scarce and sistent running of Montalvo prices at the same time getting lower The proposition to hold a running The new organization, which is proba meeting over the famous four-cornered bly the first of its kind in the country, track at Terre Haute has stirred up appears to start <>ut with a strong sup Miss Lula Hunt, postmistress, in* quite a rumpus among the horsemen port. It is likely that the loggers of the foims us that «he in conjunction with there, ar.d it is rumored that courts will (¡ray’s Harbor country will also I m * the mail carrying contractor, P. II. Mess he asked to grant an injunction in case brought into the organization.—West ner, is endeavoring to secure a through the attempt is made, ns the Hotting as Coast Lumberman daily mail here lu begin next April sociation oppose it. Of course, wre have a daily mail now Tlios* who write srlicles for publics- but it is practically two days in getting Our city is gradually increasing in lion in this paper should write plainly here. Il is thought with the improve size, says the Ocean Wave, and it is only enough that it can be reml. We don’t ments on the road that the trip can be a matter of a short time till we will have mind mistakes in giamnisr or »(adling made from North Yamhill after the 10 to incorporate; an in this way we can so much as siiuill, closely written mid o'clock train arrive«, reaching this place work harmoniously ami to one another« Indistinct The typo hasn't time to de at 8 o'clock in the evening, allowing interest Our principal need is a school cipher closely mid family written work, business men about an hour for answer house; the pt «sent one is small ami has mid na nil p<s>r work Ims to lie ropied by ing letters before the mail is closed go to be uaed for all kinds of gatherings the editor liefor* it call be used, please ing out again This would bring our If we bad a two story building, say 28 bear ill mind tliut the editor is tnoie Oregonian« here the same day they are by 40 feet ami well furnished with desks likely to keep in g.Ksl humor mi<l savs published, 24 hours ahead of the time black-ltoards, charts, etc., it would lie your production from the waste basket they come now, and woubl give us an much more comfortable lor the Mcbolsrs if you write large, open, clear manu advantage of 18 hours on California ami it would be an attract on to the script. Our typo esn readily mid eas mail. It will lie |»os«ihk under this ar city. When people come to town Io re ily correct bnd H|>elliiig, blit naturally rangement to mail a letter to Portland side they expect to have g"od st-lmols doesn’t like to put in double time on an and 48 hours later receive an answer ami if we don’t wake up we won’t be article because it is carelessly written. The new schedule will put a lot of extra “in it ” A. 0. Southmayd came into Ocean work upon the shoulders of the post mistress and her assistnot causing them Mr. E West was in town recently Paik one day last week with h load of to work fully half the night making up when it was snowing here, but on his goods consisting principally of coal oil, the mails, besides they will have to keep return to his place on Netarts bay found coffee, etc. He reports the roads good the )«>st office open all day as usual. As it I ih <I been raining there This is not on the mountain«, hut dangerous in this is an important distributing point, unusual, however the «now that fall* some places —Ocean Wave ami as a great many people are accom here is the next thing Io rain. It ha» modated by the mail facilities for Tilla all melted practically as fast as it fell .Mr. Henry Roger* and wife of Fair view had th* iniefortiin* to lose tlierr mook, we think no reasonable expense here this winter. 7-montlia-old baby last Friday. It wn* should stand in the way of giving us a Bipan* Tabule* : a family remedy burled Saturday at Johnson cemetery. first class service, even if the govern-1 The following is taken fi oui B. S. I Chirk’s correspondence in the Ocean Wave: Cape Lookout is situated I about mid- way between Woods and Netarts L vuium bay. »»«»y, ami extends two and <>ne half mileR in a southwesterly direction into the ocean. The south side of the cape is a perpen dicular cliff of basalt ro< k rising majes tically out of the ocean to a height of from eight to thirteen hundred feet. During my sojourn there, I was royally entertained by Mr. E B. Chamberlain, who, by the way, is a true type of the western pioneer. Mr. Chamberlain and his two son« have work in course of con struction, which, when completed will be of vast im|K>i tanee to this part of Tillamook county. The work referred to is the building and operating what is known as a trapese chute, a device for loading and unloading ships from deep water in the ocean, and will be con structed as follows: Large wire cables will he anchored to the rock at a point near the middle of the cape and about 75 feet above the high tide, where a wharf will be built for receiving and discharging goodd. The cables will ex tend from the fastenings in the cape in a southerly direction about twelve hun dred feel w here they w ill be fastened with massive anchors. These will be stayed with braces well anchored. A ship wishing to load or unload comes under the chute and makes fast to the cables, on which a car will be run from Leading Papers Almost Given Away With the Headlight— Prices never Quoted the wharf, or landing to the ship, said Before to our Subscribers. car to be operated ami run by a station ary engine on the wharf. The following named papers will be clubbed with the H eadlight at the rates There are several of these trapeze piles. The figures on th& left show the price chutes, in operation along the coast ami r«. These are cash prices: the one in course of construction at this ♦2 oo place from what I can learn will have and H e weight $1 50 I hegonian...................... o 25 1 50 Examiner...................... . . . 2 uo the advantage over others on this coast 1 50 (all.................................. 2 00 in the depth of water and good anchor 1 (X) I »etioit Free Press .... 2 00 age where ships will not he in danger of 1 ih ) Toledo Blade.................. 2 00 rocks, shoals or breakers, as the govein- 1 (X) St Louis Globe Democrat (semi-we •kly)” 1 75 l ment survey shows four fathoms of wa I (X) Inter Ocean........................................ 1 75 New York Tribune .................. 1 0.1 1 75 ter at a distance of 300 feet from shore 1 (X) Cincinnati Enquirer .................... 4 00 on a line of said chute, ami at 500 feet 3 (X) Scientific American...................... .. .2 00 five fathoms of water with sandy bot 1 IX) Cosmopoli tan.................................... », 2 00 1 (X) Hoard’« Dairyman ...................... tom. Trapeze chutes similar to the one We can give you some very favorable combination« of several papers if you to be built by the Chamberlains are do wish more than two. The«« rates may he withdrawn any time. ing service at the following named Call at this office or at B. C. Lamb’« book store if you wish to accept any of places: One at Waltcher’s landing in these offers. Sonoma county, California; one at You get a receipt goo» I for the Examiner prize scheme if you subscribe at ‘.lie Stewart’s point; one at Fisherman’s bay; H eadlight olliee or at Lamb’s. one at Philip’s landing—nil in Mendo cino county, California. In order for Messrs. Chamberlain to get their mater ial on the point on the cape where they intend to build their w harf ami anchor their cables to the cliff, it is necessary to construct a wagon road of which about one half mile is already complet- ed; and men are at work on the wagon road every <lav when the weather will permit. There remains a little over a 1 mile of road yet to be completed, which be finished as soon as possible, OREGON will when the work of putting in the chute will begin. There is undoubtedly a good location for a saw mill in that sec FULL STOCK OF tion, as there is a large scope of good timber which could lie shipped from DRUGS, PATENT there. A large mill has been offered to Mr. Chamberlain at a very low price, MEDICINE. DRUGGIST.S but he and his sons have all they can attend to. Parties wishing to engage NOTIONS, TOILET AR- in the saw mill business would do well to investiga'e the matter. 1896 $1.50 Per Year Invested in these col umns will lay that same matter liefore the same 2500 people. Regarding Poetry.
