Tillamook headlight., March 05, 1896, Image 4

LOCAL NEWS
Money to loan—G. O. Nolan.
Dr. Wise it to leave Portland for Tilla­
mook tomorrow.
If Spain can't lick Cuba «lie bad not
batter tackle Uncle Sam
Cummiaaioner Alley says he is not a
candidate for re-election.
Thirty families are expected to settle
ou Dolph and the Little Nestucca aoou
The traveling public will have nothing
but the best—that is why everylxaly
smokes Genera] Arthur cigars, at Lamb’s.
Mr. Stephens is having great success
selling school supplies, and lie is gath­
ering in large lists of subscribers for this
paper.
Council
Heeling.
At Hid council meeting Momlay night,
a bill allowing the mar»bnl $60 for two
month»’ »alary and |5 for ovaiMeeing
street work wag allowed
The marshal
was instructed to notify parties to put in
cross walks where or<lered at once to
save costs. A committee wan appointed
to look after the drainage of certain low
places in town
An ordinance to prevent cruelty to an­
imals, designed to protect horses from
standing on the street in bad weather,
for a longtime without food, and from
being abused in any way was read for
the first time.
The following ordinance was rea«l for
the first time, passed to third reading,
and adopted by unanimous consent:
ORDINANCE NO. —.
A n ordinance fixing the salary and
National Recorder free.
Read an­
UNDERTAKING nF THE CITY KKCOKDER
other article in this pa|»er giving more
TRRASCKER AND MARSHAL.
definite particulars l>efore calling or or­
The People of Tillamook City do ordain
dering.
as follows:
Any one wishing to exchange bees for
SRC. 1. The salary of the recorder of
hives made after the Hadon style can Tillamook city shall be ten dollars a
•Io so by corresponding with W. C. Mor­ month and liefore entering upon the dis­
ton, Bay City, Oregon.
charge of his duties she 11 enter into an
At the school meeting in Diet. No. 40, undertaking with Tillamook city in
Barnegat, Geo. Hunt was elected direc­ the sum of $500 for the faithful perfor­
tor, and J . E. Tuttle clerk.
The two mance of his duties.
S e C 2. The salary of the city treas­
other directers are Bert Biggs and E. A.
urer shall be twenty-five dollars a year.
Brooks.
Before entering iq»on the discharge of bls
Five dollars reward will be paid for duties he shnll enter into an undertaking
information that will lead to the ariest with Tillamook city in the sum of $1,-
ami conviction of the peisons who break 000 for the faithful performance of his
• >ffi the pickets from the fence around iny duties.
gravel pit.
G ko . E lliott .
S ec 3 The salary of imirshal of Till­
No agent or employee of any line has amook city shall be thirty dollHis a
the power or right to take passengers out month ami before entering upon the dis­
and buy them any refreshments of any charge of his duties shall enter into
kind excepting a General Arthur cigar, an undertaking with Tillamook city in
the sum of $500 for the faithful perfor­
at Lamb’s.
mance of his duties.
Mrs.M. I). Reading died Sunday
S ec . 4. That all ordinauces in con­
and was buried Monday at the Johnson
flict with these provisions of this ordi­
cemetery
Mr. Reading has the sympa­
nance are hereby repealed.
thy of the people of this vicinity in his
W. H. RF.YNm.DS, Mayor.
bereavement.
Attest, H. IL A iderman , Recorder.
As the steamer Elmore was tinning
A move to get a good walk to the
from the wharf at Garibaldi, on her way school house, involved the expenditure
out her wheel struck and the shaft of cerebral matter mi the part of council­
was broken. She can’t get out now un­ men Beals and Hays, hence the follow­
til the Harrison brings a new’ shaft.
ing notice.
The recent snow storm gave the boys
to w hom 11 m \Y C oncern .
around town a great deal of innocent
Notice
is hereby given that the Com­
sport. No damage was done ami no­
body was hurt—except perhaps tile foel- mon Council of Tillamook City. State of
ings of a few who are pawl the etage of Oregon, at their last regular meeting mi
life to enjoy a little fun.
COLI» UNA T.
Monday, March 2, ordered that a side- 1
walk should be built in accordance with
the City Ordinances providing for »ide-
walks, said walk to begin at the south
line of Fourth Street, al its intersection
with the west line of S’ill well Avenue,
thence east on the south line of Fourth
Street, to intersect the sidewalk already
built on the north line of the Public
School pro|«rly. All propeily owners
interested in the building of said side­
walk are hereby notified that they may
present any remonstrance or objections
at the next meeting of the Common
Council at the City Hall, on Monday
night, Match 16, 1896.
By Order of the Council,
II. II. A i . dekman , Recorder.
Dated March 3, 1896
March Start* out leather < lillly
Eeerylxxly traveling aniokea Generili I There seems to be some doubt in rcgaril
Arthur cigarn, nt Lanib’a
Io the plan of the Wooilmeii’s sociable
I tonight Most of the Woodmen, their
Leave out the Poetry.
families or sweethearts, expect to bring
In cases of death the relatives or friends baskets to he sold. There is nothing
compulsory about it for the Woodmen,
of deceased may pnbllah or have pub­ however. Some of the Woodmen who
I
lish obituary notices, of reasonable feel able and disposed will bring extra
length, free of charge in this paper, but baskets to l>e sold to those who have no
those interested should take the pains lunches and desire them. If any who
to let us know the facts and details as are not wives, daughters, sisters or sweet­
early as possible, though a lengthy obitu­ hearts of Woodmen désir» to bring bas­
ary is juntas good one or two weeks after kets, of course, they will be welcomed'
the death, provided it has not already and appreciated. It is supposed I hero
been published in another county paper, will be baskets enough for those who de­
in which case we do not care to rehash sire to Iniy. The name of the lady who
something already published. Someone puts up the lunch will be in the basket,
who has the facts should write out the and the man who buys it will eat with
obituary promptly, or send us the follow­ her. The baskets will be sold to the
ing information when we will write it: highest bidder. It is not the intention
Full name, name before marriage, date to have anyone make expensive baskets
and place of birth, date of marriage with or elaborate lunches, hut merely a bite,
name of partner and place, number of a snack, a sandwich, or whatever you
children living and dead, and names and call it, to nibble on after the programme
residences if possible. Also, dates of re­ and before the hall.
moval from one state to another, and
«late of arrival in Tillamook. It is well
to mention if deceased ever held any
School districts that have placed their
office or prominent position, ami any orders with J S Stephens, who is rep-
Other facta of general interest during his resenting C. F Weber & Co, for school
or her life or career. The date of death, supplies:
the funeral, name of preacher officiating,
School district No. 23, South I’rairie,
and niini« of cemetery should be given. 22 double desks.
Leave out all poetry.
School district No. 34, Neskowin,
Appleton chart ami map of Oregon.
Dry Wood for Sale.
School district No. 15, Foley, 12 single
I have a large lot of dry wood, been in desks and blackboard.
School district No. 29, Blybach, 12 sin­
the «lied since August, which I will de­
liver to parties in town at $3 per cord gle desks ami map of Oregon and United
It is all four foot wood. Enquire of J. 8. States.
School district No. 39, Nehalem,
Diehl, or drop a postal card to Ida ad-
pair Hyloplatt blackboards 4x8.
dr? mm , City.
Those w ho ait more than a year be-
hind better act quick or they will hnve
to get their news from the Advocate. We
prefer (hey should be subscribers of that
paper as they and that paper are all de­
funct the same, and if the Advocate
should start up again they would be a
weight upon its shoulders.
A twenty-year-old sou of Jas Mariner
who lives 011 the Tiowbridge place north
of town, cut his leg accidentally some
time since, and though the wound was
not severe, it did not seem dangerous
until blood-poisoning set in. Every­
thing possible was done to save the leg,
but to no avail, and Dr. kelly, assisted
by Drs Wiley ami Petre amputated the
injured limb last week. It is thought
the young man will recover speedily.
There is considerable difference of
opinion developing regarding the rt|iort
of the committee reducing the wags* of
teachers, etc. The school had just mad*
large accessions of pupils from the May
Academy and many deem it unwise to
cut the teachers’ wages just now as it
would lie an acknow ledgement of weak­
ness on ths part of those who favor the
public school over the other school. As I
to the report on the outgoing clerk's
books, it appears that the financial state­
ment was ready, but it was impossible
for the teachers to gel their last monthly
report to the clerk in time to be included
in his statement
Bro. Weatherly in his Ocean Wave
makes allusions to the flag raising inci­
dent here, and while nothing but insin­
uations are used, the statements made
are incorrect, exaggerated, and cast sus­
picions on parties who had nothing todo
with it. The article had a tinge of prej­
udice, and spoke of certain imrties being
“wet outside and dry within." They
were not “wet outside." and might not
have been “dry witliiu" if Bro. Weath­
erly *s drug store hail lieen convenient.
Haire? Those who live in glass houses,
stc. Ths whole matter was a practical
joke, of no importance, of no inconven­
ience, of no advantage or disadvantage
Io any l>ody, and nolaxly caress conti­
nental for the consequences. Those who
wore accused never took the pains to de­
ny or affirm it.
One hundred free sulmcriptions to the
National Recorder are being given away
to paid np auhm riliers and to new sub­
scribers to thia paper
hirst come, flrat
served. We shall have to dioc«>ntlnue
the proposition as soon as the 100 sub­
scriptions ars taken, and thsy are given
only to those who take enough interest
to call or write for it.
Of course we
hate to refuse anyone, however, It is
hardly fair for those who got the ladies
Home Ideal free to come and ask for the
National Recorder also,
It i. to l>e
hoped that those who have r*eriv»<l th*
free aubeciiptiune will give th* others •
chance. Sample copies of th* National
Recorder were sent to our subscribers
last week Subscribers to the II rad -
uom T are likely to get sample copies of
vaiious good papers.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMEN1
COHN & CO
Lead mo
The moil iiigid weallier know n in | "A storm on sea ia a terrible thin
But a storm on laud frights the stoutest sou’s.
tlie.e parts occurred liera the l"t of
The full force and meaning of these
it
February
March. The last day of
snowed copimisly but mclle.l »limit as lines was never more forcibly demon-
fast as it fell, however there were left stinted than it was in our town recently
als>ut two or three inches of snow on the About 8 o’clock in the morning of Feb.
morning of March 1st, an east wind w ss 26th, Messrs. Win. Woods and Williani
blowing, there was quite a bit of Ice, and Hendricks of thia place started to crow
the tlierim»meter had drop|ied to 25 above the buy in a sail boat
Many persons expressed surprise at
zero, or 7 degrees below ti e freezing
their
venture, when there was every in-
point. This lasted but a shoit time how­
1 dication of a strong Hoiillierly gale
ever, and it went back t<>32degiees
Anxious eves watched their progress
above.
until they reached the Sturgeon channel
This is the coldest spell hfti e for several just oil “Flower | m »1” where they sud­
years, though about seven years ago the denly «lisappeared from sight, and by the
mercury regi»ler»<l at 15 above, and old us» of marine glasses we could discovei
settlers inform us that many years ago in that locality w hat appeared to be two
the temperature was iluwn to 5 degrees I »er St) ns clinging to a capsized boat, and
this it proved to be, for their boat was
above zero.
At no time this winter prior Io March tossed bottom up by a sudden twist of
1st, however, has the mercury marked the wind and the unlucky mariners could
below 32, the freezing i»oiiit, and grass be seen with heads juyt above the sur­
was growing nicely in January and Fe­ face of the turbulent waters heroically
bruary. This col«! snap is a temporary­ battling with the elements with appar­
sei back to the grass and and some bud­ ently little hope of succor. So great was
ding trees, but will do no great damage. their distance from help and so perilous
People here shivered and complained was the trip to them in a small boat in
as milch ns they would in the Fast, Much a storm . Nevertheless a boat was
where the thermometer often shows 40 soon manned by four courageous men viz:
to 60 degrees colder.
R. W. Robbins, Gilbert Eyke, Frank
This unusual demonstration in Marcli- Oakes and Alfred Magunsen . It seemed
perliaps, indicates that we shall have a a hoples and perilous ta^k, but consider­
beautiful and early spring, in fact it Ims ing only the question of duty they were
I
already begun .
willing to make the effort if there was
only as great a probability of saving these
Continue yonr jorney by luring ina men’s lives as there was of losing their
stock of General Arthur cigars nt Lamb's. own.
Their heroic effort was watched with
Masonic Notice.
abated breath and prayerful solicitude I v
There will be a regular Ma­ the friends on shore.
The wind and tide was rapidly carrying
sonic communication of Tilhi-
amook Lodge No. 57, A . F. <& these hapless victims out toward the tea.
A. M in the Masonic hall on The rescuing party laid to their oars man­
Saturday night Meh. 7
All
Master Mattonaia good stand­ fully but their progress was exasperat-
ing are invited to alterni. Bv order of inglv slow, and it seemed that the un­
W. M.
F. R. B eals , Src’y.
fortunate men could not hold on until
relief came Just at this time which was
Smoke nothing but Geneial Aitliur ci- 9.30 A. M. tli» little gasoline boat
gars, nt Lamb’s.
"Irena" reached our «lock. She was
quickly unloaded of her freight and pas­
The Woodmen hall is not finish»«!, the sengers excepting Messrs. Tuttle, Trow­
paper ami carpet not being here. How­ bridge and Colton of Tillamook, and Mr.
ever. it presents a fine appearance. espe­ H. F. Kirry of Bay City, ami she im­
cially the decorations, Mr Steinhilber mediately put out to the rescue. Il
deserving the ciedit for the artistic seemed at times she could not ride the
display.
seas and must meet the same fate of
those whom shn sought to rescue, but
she demonstrated her seaworthiness in a
manner that leaves no doubt in the
mimts of those who witnessed her per­
formance.
In just 30 minutes she reached the
wreck and safely landed the two drown­
ing men onto her decks, and a shout of
joy went up from a hundred or more
thankful hearts. The four men who
manned the first l>oat were within ten
rods of the wreck when (he victims were
pulled out of the water. They were
brought ashore in an exhausted comli-
tion "’id weie soon restored by the iisiih I
care and restoratives.
Too much praise cannot be givau
The laave and noble act of Lawrence
Johnson, the "Irene’* master, for his
courage and skill in liamllitig his boat
in such a sea, nor to those who risked
their lives with him, an«l also to tin-se
who formed the first rescuing party,
and our citizens unawimouely vote these
hrav» men their deepest and undying
gratitude.
J. H B.
[The nlxive wm received too
A*
publicntiou l»«t Meek ]
Lamb ha« been appointed agent for
tlie celel<at»d Victor Irtcyclee in thia
county . Yow can get a tirât das» uluiei
of him a* clteap an in Portland.
JLSvertiflftl Letter List.
The following lettere remain «rwcalled
for in the Post Office at TiNamook. Ore­
gon, awd will l«e sent to the Dead Letter
Office in thirty days;
Mr F. F. Yager, Rev- Tlies. Clark
¡spring Qoodg Coming!
À few county warrants wanted by
Beata Bros
OregHiiuM
per year.
and H jj . wlw «, $2
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE.
C ocst of the S tate of Q kf -
O»M TOK TBE Oeom* OF T iixamook .
T. L Laoy, Pili..
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tme C irouit
Andrew awoke. Deft. J
ALL
KINDS
WANTED.
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We can supply the wants, comforts,
and necessaries of life from our stock,
and at Portland retail prices.
COHN & CO
Notice is hereby given that toy virtue oTa«
execHSi«»» imued eut oi the ( 4rcuit Coart ol the
State of Oregon for the County of Tillamook «>■
the itth day
Pebraary 18*6 <>• a jmdgmeni
rendered in the juctice« oeurt tor the precinct of
Hoquartoa, Tillamook County Htxto of Oregon
on the idth day of October 189*. in favor of f. J
Lucy and against Andrew Haube. <«r<hr kiwi
Eight y-niue and sixty -wine onehcuidredthe dol
lars with interest thereoa at the rate of 8 pet
cent, per aanain, a transcript of said higgmeni
was lied with the county clerk of Tillaaeoto
county. State of Orewan, an the qrd day of Octo
her 1894, and immediately earelied anddocketed
in the iudgmeut docket of the Circuit Court
aforesaid, cotmiramdang ate t liât out of the per­
sonal property of said defendant er if auffiisent
cannot be found then out of the real property
belonging to the «aid defendant ta my cran» tv <»■
or after the tjrd day ef October 1894 tostohfc
thesanief Eiglrty-mue dollar« and sixty-»inr
cents ia
ft. Gold coin with inteaest at the rat*
of 8 per cent per anniun in like gold emsi fro»
the 16th day of October iSqit and tie further su»
of sixty-live eeatsceata with legal interest tro»
the date of said judgment and aie» the eoats af
and apoa aaid writ
Now therefor after dae ter y and by virUies*
said execution J will sell at puldjr Avctvo; far
cash in hand at the court house door ef TiM*
mook rouaty. State of Oregon, on Saturday the
11 th day of April «806, at 1 -oefeck in the after
noon, the Mowing described real property,
wit, situated to riflatuonk «wanly. Stale o<<J
gou . » muju . ucru< dxty fto) fie« w»W and sw
ty-fire<7») feot north .if the wtfthweot comer
block oae ii) of
M EuUer 1 addiUan W
the town of Bay City, Oregon, th eu ce west ono
hundred feet, thence north twenty-«w fet<
theuce east oae buudrari feet, thence south U
the plaeeaf beginning, to satisf«-«tod JadgweuC
• ateresL <*o«l« aid accruing costs
Dated Marek jnd 1*06
J H. J ackmow Sheriffwf
nilamook Connty. <feegtoi