Tillamook headlight., March 26, 1896, Image 4

LOCAL NEWS
Easter egg dies at
tlliatu s.
II kaduoh T «ml Ocean Wave $1 75
Read Hermann’« letter on this page.
Geo. Higginliotbam is building a resi­
dence in the east eml of town.
S V. Amlerson and E. I>. Iluag are
candidates for roustable in this distiict.
Abe Cohn ha* returned from Portland.
What a solemn stillness pervades the
The steamer Truckee arrived Monday. air!
A calm before a storm, as it were
Complete lists of delegates will be giv­
License to wed to Chris Larsen
Fannie L. Collier, both of Nehalem
G. W. Kiger, of Bay City, was in the week.
The great barefooted, unwashed,
city this week.
Saturday evening you will often hear sophisticated, ungo«lly democracy
hobl forth Friday of next week.
“I told yon so.”
en next week.
Sam Bauer of Neskowin, would like to
J. H. Biidgeiord is mentioiietl as a
purchase a yoke of young oxen
Any
candidate for J. P
one having any for sale would do well to
It is reported II. McDermott is a can­
write him.
didate for county treasurer
Health and vigor restored, old age
Candidates should call ami pay Ilie
turned to youth, like the fabled fountain
arrearage on their subscriptions.
of Immortal life, by using Sanden’s elec­
Several Tillamook boys have gone to tric belts, fol sale lit W illiiims’.
the Columbia for the fishing season
It «penis impossible to secure the
And they do say that Harvey S. Rock,
mimes of all the republican delegaKs
ot Oretown, would like to be Joint Rep­
It is to be hoped the democrats and pup-
resentative.
ulists will send in the names of their
Soon will be die season when we will delegates at once.
hear much of rourbachs,
G W. Kiger is a candidate for super-
canards, etc.
intendfeiit of schools subject to the de­
John Barba, who is on the I'iiirview cision of the republican convention
democratic delegation, says he is a good We hear of no other candidate, un<| Mr.
republican.
Kiger would no doubt till th*, oilice with
Some person who desires to pay their credit is elected.
subscription in Initier oi chickens should
It is reported that A T. White will
call and make ai rangements.
be a candidate for county clerk before
£obn « (£o.,
(The :-£eabina
4-2Hercbant
I
We are not in politics but we want your produce.
We arc not candidates but want your custom. Vote
as you please and save money by dealing with us
Two dozen chickens, six stands of bees the republican convention, and that if
and one milch cow for sale.
Apply to elected D. T. Edmunds is to be his dep­
A. II. Hani*, Tillamook, Ore.
uty. It is also understood that if Mr.
W. N. Vaughn of Bay City, was the While <loes not get the nomination lor
guest of Dr. Mills of Pleasant Valley, a clerk, he will accept the nomination for
assessor.
days the first of the week .
llepnblicHii Delegate».
Democrat le Delegate*.
Fullowing is a list of the democratic
The following is a list «>f the republi-
Hciny Tobi to R () Hansen lot 2 blk 6
House of Rep’esentati ves,
' can delegates elected last Si.ltirday in delegates, to the convention to be held
Washington, I) ('., March 18, ’1)6. Tolil’s ml Nehalem citv $75 00.
llie several precincts as far as can be \pril 3:
Cathreine Gibson to James Gibson se
I »ear Mr. Jones:—
Hoquarton : —W W Condar, DC Pierce
learned:
*4 of sec 11 ip 2 s r 10 w $1 00
I he river ami harbor committee today
Fred Bea’s, Geo. Cohn, W J May, L
Barnegat
Eli Olds to Willard Newcomb deed of
Himr. Theo. Steinhilber, John Stewart,
voted to place hi the river and harbor
T B Handley,
Chas Ooley and J II Bower.
Bert Biggs
bill ami to appropriate 46.000 f «r govern­ correction $50 00.
Fairview:—J Embum, E E Jenkins,
Albert Malaney Io Frank Arkinson Bay
ment woik on the Nestucca bay; also
Tom Jenkins. Frank Herrington, Henry
O Young,
bond fur deed
$10 000 for coni inning the work on Tilla­
F Oakes,
Herrington, Ed Evans, John Barba ami
James Harris to Clnis Colton ’2 ¡mer­
mook, and this Minn I hope to have in­ est in blk in Timo Jac 4>ey’s addition to
Sam Downs.
W N Vaughn,
G W Kiger,
South Prairie:—Fred Martin, John
creased in the senate to $35,000
Bay City $50 00
Sheets mid Dave Fitzpatrick.
W L Brooks,
We have also provided fora survey for
Arabella Pye to Charles Pye quit claim
Bay:—J H Bridgeford, S A Broadhead,
D W Rhoades.
a reduced project for jetty woik nt Ne­ deml $800 00
Lem Parker, Theo Jacoby and W SCone.
Beaver
halem, and still hold our $10,000, as the
Lousia Johnson to 1’’ L Buell lie % of
Barnegat:—E A Brooks and Hank
T 1< Wilson,
sec 4 tp 2 a r 9 w $2000 00.
project recoinniended is so large ami the sw
Sampson.
F D Vincent.
Hebo:—Wm Rhoades, Jerry Lewallen,
estimated cost so great that $10,000 is too
1’ I) Newell to Albert Brown tract in Carnahan
Di Mills,
Rolit Osbourne, mid Wm Bradford.
small a sum to eoimneice woik with. sec 25 mid 26 Ip 3 n r 10 w $-----
Jac Blum,
My plan is to secure a less costly project
F C Foland to Amos Bevens ne % of
zi iinoiniceineiit.
O E Dennis.
and then by adding $20,00 to that on sw ’4 nw 14 of sc ’4 sec 28, tp 3 s r 9 w Dolph,
1 hereby announce myself as a candi­
baud we can i^imuience active jelly work $1200 00
J I) Faulconer.
It,
date for Justice of the Peace fo; this dis­
Grace
Barnhaltzer
)o
J
H
Flower
n
on the Nehalem, which has suffeied the
Fair view
of nw ’4 *ec 22 tp 3 n r 6 w $100 00.
trict of piecincts, subject to the decision
F Linville,
opposition of the engineers, ami they
of the voters on June 1st.
If elected 1
Edward
Wist
to
J
I
’
Allen
bond
fur
M
Mills,
have so far recommended against ex­
deed.
Grant Mills,
will fill the office to the bast of my abil­
pending the money which I secured some
Chas Bester,
ity, and I respectfully solicit the support
Theo Jacoby to Roheit Wall timber on
years ago
II Leach,
I of the people
Yours etc ,
tract in sec 35 1 n 10 w $1 00.
For mod th of Tillamook bay I have
Cyrus Randall,
B. II. B unn .
US A to Win Hurst patent transcript.
now provided in the River and Harbor
Wm Carver
to
U
Alvin
Hall
patent
Ira
use
ri
pt
.
s
A
Wall
Paper!
hill for a survey for jeity work.
Folev
U 8 A to Pan Tike patent transcript.
You will thus see that I am doing all 1
R I) Sales
Nel.« Thompson lias just received a
can for Tillamook county. The $16,000
I 8 A to Lein Parker patent transcript.
Win Hoskins.
a liirge lot of Wall |mper frolli tlie east
now secured in the committee is as much
U a S A Io Annie I’iko patent transcript. Garibaldi
All kinds of deaigna and al prices from
ns the House and Senate gave in last
M Warren,
15 celila per roti up. Ile lias thè latest
U S A tojuo Wherry patent transcript.
bill. 1 only got $12,000 before and the
L Parish,
designa in ingialli* and all otlier fasli-
Murtha
Hull
to
Wm
Trevor
se
X
uf
senate added $4000. Now 1 secure $16,-
Chas Johnson,
¡»unirle pnper.
000 in my committee, so that we can see 15 tp 2 a r 9 w $1 00.
Win llsitmiller.
United Slates to Oiegon patent to Hebo
Impe the senate will amend by a liberal
Slab ('reek New*.
numerous tracts
addition.
A D .Sanders,
On Sunday the loth, Mr. I). C. Mc­
In the short session I hope to get my
Grace Bmnhaltzer to Sherman Walker
Jasper Smith.
Neil's barn caught fire from a burning
life »nviug bill through for Tillamook 320 a in secs 19 20 and 22 3 n 6 w $2 00.
A Arstill.
snag near it and was burned down with
bay if I can get facts and figiir«* as to
Grace Bmnhaltzer to Sherman Walker Hoqumtoii (City)
all ita contents, some hay, barrels, tubs,
loss of lives ami property along the coast quit claim 320 acres in sees 19 20 mid 22
tins Wickland,
nails in kegs, ox yoke, potatoes, turnips
near the mouth of the bay.
3 li 6 w $2 (M).
E. W. Stanley,
and some tools, a harrow, etc. The fire
You may say to the people of Tills
U S patent to N McMillan s
of nw
Andrew Anderson,
burned so rapidly that Mr McNeil in
mouk county that 1 avail myself of every
*4 sec 21 mid se
of ne *4 of »ec 27 tp 1
trying to get his ox yoke out burned one
11. B Morgan,
op|Mirtunlty to advance the waterway
rorth range 10 west.
of his hands very badly, but failed to
Interests of that county.
W. 8. Hays,
W B Alderman to N McMillan tract
save anything
Yours Truly,
I F. Larsen,
in sec 20 tp 2 n 10 w $900 (X).
B inufh II krm inn
On March 19 Mr. Perry Harvey and
T. G Stillwell,
Mr. Misner, our road supervisor, met the
More Inillnn War Y» tor Aim.
New Haw Mill
Win. Williams,
settlers at Mr. Albert Schiller’s to let
F M Trout,
Preston Colwell of Garibaldi, writes us
out eighty rods of road work to the low­
Messrs Davis A Co., representing the
Homer Mason,
he enliNted in the Indian war at Salem,
est bidder. The road work to be let out
Pacific Lumber Co., are here making
R
D
Pet-kliam,
undei Capt Nesmith, and was discharg­
was chained off in twenty rod sections.
preparations to start a new saw mill ed in 1853
Nehalem
lie says he fought Indians
The successful bidders were John Wes-
Henry Tulil,
They have purchased two acres of ground on Rouge river.
tenberger 20 rotis at 75 cents; J. I). Chit­
H Scliollnieyer,
on the South Trask, of Capt Stillwell,
A. G. Wilkes, living near this place,
wood, McNeil and Sloan 20 rode at 70
W
A
Oliver
’
and the site chosen will ba convenient to was in the Indian war, under Captain
cents; Henry Page and Bowman 20 rods
E H Lane,
deep waler, ami to the road to Tillamook Burnett.
at $1 50, and Albert Schiller 20 rm Is at
Fred Zaddach.
—the road running weet to connect to
Edward Gervais, of Garibaldi, was in
25 cents per rod.
Netarts
the light house road.
the Indian war in 1865-6, iu company K.
G W Sappington,
The capacity of the mill will l»e »,000
CITY ORDINANCES.
D. IL Sexton, who is now here, was in
R D llurlbut,
feet per day, ami the machinery is ex­ the Rogue river war.
AN ORDIXAKCK TO REPEAL AN ORDINANCE
W A High
pected here the first of next week.
UNTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE To FIX THE
Attention Delegete».
Sand Lake,
It propped to ship the lumlter man­
TIME FOR TIIE BOARD OF TRVSTKKa TO
M. T. Usaii k,
ufactured to San Francisco, and to sup­
All delegates to the lepiddican county
HOLD THEIR RKGrLAH MEKTIXOH
ply whatever demand is made upon them
H. Farmer,
convention who call at Lamb's Friday
The profile 0/ Tillamook city do ordain
tor the home market
Mr. Cbsmlierhiin,
and Saturday March 27th and 28th will South Prairie
as follows:
Dry Wood for Sale.
be presente.! with a General Arthur ci­
Sw-tion I
That ordinance No. 1, en-
'I D Reading,
T U Lyster.
gar and a beautiful and useful souvenir,
tillrxl "An ord nance to fix th* time for
I lisvs a large lot of <lry wood, l*en in beautiful on account of its being th*
W H Owens,
th* board of tninleex to hold their r*gu-
B F Ely.
theslisil•Ines Augnst, which I will de­ highest perfection of the printers art,
lar meet in k «’’ adopted March 20, 1891,
liver to parti** in town at
|«r cord and useful bermi«* it may possibly I'nioii,
II* and the sain* i* hereby repealed
Wni
Booth,
It is all four foot wood. Enquire of J. 8. save your lit*.
w. II. R eynold *, Mayor.
D. C. Collier,
IHelil, or drop » postal card to hie ad­
L. Ray.
Rit an« Tabule* : one gives relief.
dress, City.
Wm Sanders,
Ripani Tabule« pe asant laxative.
The H eadlight subscription list is in­
ieo. Woodruff h is returned ÍI Olli
Southern Oregon. He will drive oxe creasing faster than ever, though we
We
for Martiny, Barton and Jenkins, on stopped a few bumtilers lust week.
have about a dozen subscribers which
Nehalem.
we will give to our campaign cutempoi-
Largest stock of «h ugs ever shipped to
ary—that is we did have them but have
Tillamook county, just received at Will­
stopped them. Their names have been
iams. Also a full line of musical in­
given to the business men here.
struments.
In most counties in this state the
A strong fight is being made against
Binger Hermann, ami many Willamette resentalion for delegates is one to thirty,
valley politicians profess to have him fifty or one-hundred voters. Here it is
one to every ten voters, and as a result
badly beaten already .
the conventions are very large, besides,
We are authorized Io announce ‘hat owing to recent falling off in the ranks of
R. Sturgeon is a candidate for county the democratic pally, they actually have
treasurer, subject to the decision of the
had n hard time getting enough demo­
republican convention.
crats for delegates in many precincts.
The Odd Fellows will hold their regu­
E. G. E. Wist has the foundation
lar meeting next Tuesday night and his new cannery about completed on
All
will have work in the first degree
site where his stol e formerly stood
brethren are urged to attend.
this city. The main building will
I Lav« a new store, full of new goods,
and am receiving more hardware eveiy
boat. Will soon put in a new stock ot
paints and oils.
C. E. R eynolds
44x72 ftet, mid will be covered with cor­
rugated iron, about 30 tons of which Mr
Wist has already ordered and expects on
the next steamer from San Francisco.
Dr. Wise has returned from Portland The boiler, retort, ami other appliances
and will.remain here to do dental work are awaiting shipment in Portland.—T
as long as he is busy
Those wanting
It is said that at a meeting of the pop­
work done should cal! at once.
44-46 ulists and democrats last week it whs
A private anteitainnienl will be given decided for the two parties to fuse, or re­
The under­
at the Tillamook Academy by the school, ciprocate partially at least.
Saturday 28th, beginning i at 8 o’clock, standing was that John Fdwards, dem­
Pupils in attendance and their
I
parents ocrat, for clerk, and J. W. Hamkins, pop­
ulist, for sheriff should have the votes of
are invited to attend.
both parties. As to the other candidates
We are authorized to a
it was thought best to make regular tick­
name of Nels Thompson as
ets as there is no chance to elect a pop.
for county treasurer, subject to the de­ or dem. except for sheriff or clerk
cision of the republican convention next These are the most renumerative offices
Saturday.
mid it seems this is why there is such a
The new Woodmen’s hall will be ready light for them, always causing splits in
for occupancy on Friday night, April 3, the various parties. The populists and
so it is thought. The hall has been sub­ democrats count on a split in the repub­
let to the A. P. A. and some other orders lican ranks to enable them to run their
men in.
think of holding out there.
There is a great excitement at Mc­
Minnville regarding alleged rich mineral
discoveries in the foothills near by. It
is hoped the finds are genuine, but tlio
reports of them sound rather fishy.
This paper has carefully refrained
from saying anything for or against any
candidate before the convention.
We
are not at present in the proper position
to assiet or oppose anyone in particular
No room for long-winded communica­
tions for a few weeks. Reports of pri­
maries. lists uf delegates, proceedings of
conventions and comments on candi­
dates will occupy nearly all of our avail­
able space.
The Vancouver Creamery, which is the
largest ami best equipped creamery in
the Northwest, reports that it used over
five million pounds of milk last year
An experienced creamery man told the
editor of the H eadlight recently, how­
ever, that the Vancouver creamery i»
much given to exaggeration, and that hr
visited the creamery at Vancouver when
the company claimed it was getting over
20,000 pounds of milk per day, but in
reality the amount received was only
five or six thousand pounds per day
One creamery in Tillamook, that of the
Tillamook Dairy Association of Fairview,
uses over four million pounds of milk
per year, the receipts running from SOOD
to 16000 pounds per day, and this i»
rather underestimated. The two other
creameries here use as much milk as tl»e
Fairview establishment.
Watches, clock«, jewelry, guns, revol­
vers, sewing machines, etc., repaired at
Letcher's jewelry store. All work spe­
cially warranted to give siitisfaction or
money refunded
A. Letcher and Ad­
There should I ms a large public hall
dison H. Harris, workmen
here, on the ground floor. It should be
Before the convention finally adjourns, fitted up in good shape for theatrical
and before the delegates scatter, those purposes, and could be used for dances
You say it will not pay!
from the several J. P. precinct« should when desired.
meet and make nominations for J. P Well, if some man will put up the build­
and constable. By doing this great con­ ing and make it two stories high, with
fusion will be avoided and the names rooms to rent alwve, we believe there
are persons here who will lease the up­
can be placed on the tickets properly.
per story for offices or other purpose,
The people on the bottom north of and perhaps some responsible parti«
town have built about half a mile of ele­ here will sign an agreement guarantee
vated sidewalk, and can now keep out of iug a certain amount of rent per year in
the mud and water.
There is quite a order to induce somebody to make tb«
little settlement over there now, and it is investment
It would be hard to get
last increasing. The walk will be of donations enough to build the half
great accommodation to them, though though some might enccurage the en­
it it built only to the city limits. The terprise in that way, however it is prob*
city should at once see that the few him-, able the guarantee could be obtained
d»«l feet remaining is built at once, a* readily
The present halls used f* i
the settlers over there have not only dancing and theatrical shows are most
gone to considerable expense already, ridiculously inconvenient, unsuitable,
but have no authority to build the walk and are dangerous firetraps, mostly 181
into the city limits without penuimion of the third story
This matter shotHI
the city council. Some action should be not rest, but the building should be p* |
. taken on the matter at once
up as soon as good weather comes.