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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1896)
Ask But J utile* LOCAL NEWS Tlie republican panv "l l,‘i* again Iliads a nomination for joint u p- Eresli fruits at tlio lathery reecntative for Tillamool* and Yamhill New stock ami new style of inillhm, counties, and we again want to call the at Sturgeon's. attention of our parly fiiemt» of Yamlull Onion sets and seed potatoes at C<4m', county, to the fuel that lor four year, we also Held |>ea«. linve liei ii utirepiceented in the lowsi Born, to D. W. Jones and wife, Msrrk (Lobn à £o., (Lbc ' ÌeaòiikV^ 4-7Hcrcbant house of Hie legislature By ‘I'*' ! census of 1895 Yamhill county had 40.13 legal voters to Tillnmook’s 1118; «ml «« Yiiiuliill lias two repisaeiilatives in ad dition to the joint repieaentiitive, we ask our parly friends of Ynmhill to give us the nomination this year ami not ds prive us of the sums, m has been done (<»r the past four yen« h The Salmon Industry. ♦ T (Conchidtfi! from flint page ) county committee. A meeting of the committeemen and candidates whs held Saturday night to discuss the methods of the coming campaign Among other t hiiigs it was d< cided Io hold a few pub lic meetings in tlm month of May. THE VOTE. Chas Bester, 11 Leach, Cyrus Randall, Wm Carver Folev R D Sales Win Hoskins. Garibaldi M Warren, I. Parish, Chas Johnson, i Win lleilmillvr. Hebo A D Sanders, Jasper Smith. A Aratili. Iloqumtoii (City) tins Wickhmd, E W. Stanley, Andrew Anderson, Il B Morgan, W. S. Hays, I F. Larsen, ’I’. ( i Stillwell, Win William», F M Trout, Homer Mason, R I» Peckham, Little N-slucca A W Fletcher. A M Commons by A W Fletcher, L M Commons by D P llaivey hv Geo Mizner. Nehalem Henry Tulli, P D Newell, W A Oliver, E II Lane, Fred Zaddach. Nelai Is G W Sappington, D R llurlbiit, W A High Sami Lake, M. 'I'. 1/essivk, II. Fa misi, O R Chamberlain, South Prairie M D Reading, 'I' W Lyster, W II Owens, B F Ely. Union, Wm Booth, by A Aratili, D. C. Collier. I. Ray, by DC Collier, II. Bandera, Populisti DelegiHes. W. II. H tskins to McMillan, lots in town of Idaville, ffiOO. I W. II Hoskins to McMillnn, Quit rliiiin deed, lots 3 mid 4, block I, Ida ville, <50. Carolina Thornton Io Nicholas Bahi, w '/i of ne '4 of section 36, ami siv '4 of se *^, se *4 of hw *4 section ‘-’5. Ip. 1 s, r 8 w, $1000. Nickolas Bnbi to Carolina Thornton, IS1., acres in section 28 and 29. Ip. I s, r 9 w, $740 Murtha Hull to W. W Webster, se ‘4 of section 15, tp. 2 s, r 9 w , $1. II. B. Morgan to Rhode Higgenbothaiu lot 5, block 2, Park Ad. to Tillamook, $100 Beals A. G. to Jacob Berber e J-z °f «a of section 22, Ip 1 ", 1 9 w , $1300 Local Market—Eggs 10 i ts., dairy I,m. tsi 35 i ts. per roll. Ask C’apt. ('my liow tlmae Giuibii|,| girls (ooled him April 1 Demia ratic pow-wow Friday and p.j. ulist iMjw ivow Saturday. New lot of pocket knives, 10 cents n |1 -5J each, at (' E. Reynolds. Important bnsinsss at Hook A l.mldw Co. meeting Wednesday night. salmon return totho hatchery or Geo. Cohn will go Io California ior hi, whence they start is a fact lioaltli for a few weeks shortly. sireniii from ............. so well MlHblinbeil Hint no one doubts it C'oliu is limning fur office The dele- ' and tlint salmon is the best food fish lheie i*, a staple in the market of the world gates should go in and get a cigar. commanding coin, are also fact« It fol Nehalem beeswax wanted at Coin,’, low» that everyone who propagate« Hal- Twenty-five cents per pound will lie pK,,| mon owns them, that they’ll return to for it. him after pawsing out to sea, where he Congressional convention nt Albany giows and matures without any expense the 7th irnd Slate convention at Port- or care to the owner The man who pro land the 9th. pagates him is absolntelv the owner of the young frv and lhe returned grown fish as lie is of his cattle and bogs on the Bradford, range They come home, ami ¡urnisli him a stable commodity, commanding * Before pmchasing a wash tub, th. mon^y certainly its dors cotton in lhe "Indurated Eihrotla Tubs,” at j; South, hogs or hominy in the Mississippi Reynold’s hardware store. valley. The farm with its attendant Mike Slattery hna gone to Nel,idem (or care-, truck, and turnover goes on just the same, and in lhe harvest you have the summer, where he will lidsir for Mar. i a more assured crop, commanding money. liny, Barton, Jenkins A (,'o. Thesa then being admitted truths, all The Elmore is expected today. Time that remains is to remove th« glamour is general dissatisfaction on necoinit if and my-tery from the hatchery and the long delays in such fine weather. everybody engage in it for it is as simple The school report and some other lo ami easy as setting a hen, ami raising chickens. The appliances consist of a cal matter is too lute for this week owiii" box, sluice box, or trough, 12 or 16 feet to the convention report tilling spues We arc 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. THE TICKET 28, a daughter The following is a list of the delegates so far as handed in: Beaver:—C Mills, M Schwab and F Biglow lloquarton:—P F Browne, J Hansen, J W Haskins, J A Monroe and S Dallas Carnahan: — B Turner, G R Huff. Fairview:—W B Smith, D Curtis, Jon as Olsen, Tom Williams, C Bendixen. Union:—A J Heater, Mr Margarell. Nehalem:—S M Batterson, P II M Smith, W F Barnett Bay City:—G A Walker, W II Dyer, W D Wood. J I) Hendricks, C llelle- huyck, II Ki t ry Garibaldi:—G Onken. Barnegat:—Al Bunn. Netarts:—F Allendar. Blaine:—R O Richards, I J Ford, and E Lynch. long, Hi d 4 feet deep, with a stream of ! water the size of a pond. But in gravel, I inch deep, then lhe spawn mid eggs spread over the gravel, (obtained from the female salmon), then over this the male spawn. This is best distributed by a milking pro<-ess or squeezing the fish and expressing the spawn or milt I from the recently caught fish. Vet, the eggs, having a vitality ami life of tbem- selves, can be fertilized ami transported long distances in damp moss without impairing their value and then hatched. So it is sure that a salmon hatchery can he started on a “six bit’’ capital, and the owner of it is absolute owner of his out put which surely returns to him fiom beginning to finish without cost and then commands ready money and plenty of it, and it is an industry in which everybody is interested and in which everybody can engage Reciprocity is written in every line. The farmer, fisher man, canneryman are all co-operators for the general good through avenue second only to the lumber industry on all this Pacific Coast. The success and development of the salmon industry in terests everybody on the coast and lie who causes h thousand fi.-h to float when there was one is a public benefactor. There are many eggs incubated under the canneries and were they not exposed to gulls, big fish and other enemies there would be great numbers batched every season, from which fact one would naturally conclude that at a salmon cannery with its spawn water etc. would he a desirable place for a hatchery in which the county might invest and promote for the public good. We have sent out otir list for Nation,I Recorders. Those who asked fol then should coll or write if the paper iloesa'I come in two weeks. Gliym Ailey made his parents 11 short visit Ibis week during vacation. lie re turned to college at Forest Grove Mon <lay —Nehalem Times. I)r. Wise has returned from Portliiwl and will remain here to do dental work as long as he is busy. Those wanting work done should Call at once. 44—in Wilbur J. Stillwell and M ins J on * phine Page were married at the resit limo of the bride’s parents hist Friday. The many frienda of b<»tb join in congratula tions. Ten thousand cords of wood wanted al For Joint .Senator Hi« vole stood an this office at once. /\ few cords would follows: Smith 47, scattering 10. be very acceptable until tlio loads get For Joint Representative—Brooks 35, belter. A premium of 1 pound of Um- Severance 27, scattering 5 Second bal burger offered to each of the first 10 cords. lot—Brooks 41, Severance 27. Jacob Nicklaus, of Beaver, was in town For d‘legates to state convention-- Smith 49, Brooks, 52, Arstill 26, Lamb last week with some of his cheese— Sain, 17, Ilamlley 31, Maxwell 11, only 3 to be Limburger mid brick. He sold quite« elected. On motion Smith, Brooks and lot Io Colin A Co., nlso to other parties Handley weie chosen. His cheese finds a ready sale wheievei F<»r Commissioner—Wheeler 50, Par known. Filling prescriptions a specialty at Jewelry and Stati eery al Sturgeon's ish 11, on informal ballot, and made Sturgeons. drug store. ('ainlidates who got tickets printed b unanimous on motion of Parish. be used in the conventions here slioslil Democratic Delegates. For Clerk—Informal ballot, White 37, not delay calling and settling for llitm Alderman 26, McNair 5 Second ballot There will he a regular Ma- We have lieta of those w ho have not pai'l Following is a list of the democratic White 38, Alderman 29, scattering I. -- sonic I'oiiiniunication of Tilhi- hut do nut like to open a book account delegates, to the convention to be held For Sheriff -Informal ballot, Jackson '-"‘'se No. 57, A F. A for auch items. I \pril 3: s|5O4VHf'A. M in the Masonic hall on 38, Lionville 23, scattering 7 . Second th t Siitnrday night Apr. 7 All lloquarton : —W W Conder, DC Pierce ballot, Jackson 14, Linville 23, blank 1 There was some trouble among lhe bomflMwd! Master Masons in good stand Fred Beals, Geo. Cohn, W .1 May, L. For TraaMiirer—Informal ballot, Slur- Advent people lately in regard to a ring ing are invited to attend. Bv order of Hiner, Theo. Steinhilber, John Stewart, geon 16, Barker 47, scattering 4. Sec- Unit ('Ims. Chatterton rattled oft for tin W. M. F. R. B kai . s , Sec’y. ■ (’lias Ooley and .1 II Bower. mid ballot about the same. benefit of the church, of which lie is» Fairview:—J Embuin, E E Jenkins, An noiinceinen t. For Assessor—Mizner 12, Stephens 47, member. The matter was settled befort | Tom Jenkins, Frank Herrington, Henry Bi uttering 8 any charges were preferred. I hereby announce myself as a candi | Herrington, Ed Evans, John Barba and For Surveyor—Austin 40, Dunstan 23, Ei>. H eadlight .—I see it stated in Adam Fulton, who resides on Salmon- date for Justice of the Peace fo; this dis Sum Downs. scattering 5. South l’miiie:—Freil Miirtin, John your issue of last week that there is a berry Creek, a tribnt try of the Nehalem trict of ptecincts, subject to the decision School Supt.—Informal ballot, Kiger move on the part of the Populists and river, came to town this week to trust- 20, Vincent 32, scattering 14. Second of the votersoil June 1st. If elected I ShMta anil Dave Fitzpatrick. Bay:— J H Briilgefiird, 8 A Broailheail, Democrats to fuse in the coming election. act some business regarding his home ballot, Vincent 32, Kiger 29, Geo. Hand- will fill the office to the best of mv abil Lem Pitrker, Tlioo Jacoby ami W SCone I hereby affirm on belialfof the Populists stead. He had to go east to (tales Cred ley 6 Third ballot, Kiger .‘6, Vincent ity, and I respectfully solicit the support Barnegat:—B A Bronka and Hunk of Tillamook county that such is not the and then come buck down Wilson rive 31. scattering 1. of the people Yours etc , case and the truth of this statement will traveling over 100 miles to get bee Sa in peon. For Coroner—The nomination of Rey B. IL B unn . Holio:—Wm Rliomlea, Jerry Lennllen, be illustrated in the nomination of a full when it is only 20 miles ns the crow flie« nolds was practically unanimous. county ticket by the Populists Saturday, Mr. Fulton is an old soldier, is Imdli Rohl Oahourna, mid Wm Bradford. Wall Paper! In the 2nd district there was quite a j Apiil the 4th, 1896, in their county con crippled mid gets a pension of $30 I* contest fm J. P. between Reynolds and Nehalem:—G Bjolinson. Roht Kreba, vection Nels Thompson has just received a month. He made the trip on foot ho»- Sappington, and while Sappington was DSehwellnana, 1* F Ducham. J. II. H askins , a large lot of wall paper from the east. ever, mid was greatly pleased to get out I ehind at first he suddenly gained slid Carnahan:—James Simiuoua, anil Mr. Chairman P. P All kinds of designs and at prices from , Slaughter of the wilderness into this beautiful v«l- Kntert element got the nomination. There was also a 15 cents per roll up. He has the latest ley. He lias land on both sides of the spirited contest for constable in the same Notice. There was a very pleasant eutertain- designs in ingrains and all other fash- line between this and Washington, eel See the new display of millinery at precinct, Gil Stillwell and Hoag being inent at the Academy Saturday night. ionable paper. Sturgeon's. As my wife left me I will not pay any from what he says, the tax rate in tM Anderson’s closest competitors In the other precincts there was no tight over Following is tha program rendered. bills Hint She may chose to make in my county is not more than one-sixth wk«1 Dry Wood for Sale. the minor offices. Overture-"Eair and Square,” Belle A.l.ertl.erl Letter l.tat. it is here. name Mac and Mark Minor LIST OK DKI.Ka.VTKa. March 26111, 1896. I have a large lot of dry wood, been in The following letters remain uncalled Jack Perry, (lie old stage driver, I»1 Following is a revised list of delegates: Recitaliou-'My Dolly,” Bertha Wai the shed since August, which I will de for in the Poet Office at Tillamook. Ore J H. H ecker . another stroke of apoplexy Thursdn liaiuegat lace. liver to parties in town at $3 per cord gon, and will he sent to the Dead Let ter night, and remained unconscious untilh» T II llsmllev, Office in tliijty days: The Populiste. Recitation-*'Carrie" Blanche McNair. It ia all four foot wood. Enquire of J. S. death Friday morning He was bltrid Bert Biggs Mrs. Adelin Bradlord Dialogue-" Memory Tricks,” Hope Dielil, or drop a postal card to Ids ad- The Populists Lave made the following by the Odd Fellows Sunday He seem^ dress, City. Ethel Page (t Young, Nolan ami Allis Monroe. to have some warning of hie death, nominations : F Oakes, Miss Mary E. Lamar ADDITIONAL I.OCAI.S. M usic. Congress. 1st district, W. 8. Vander- lied just recently written in his nietner W N Vaughn, by Brooks nndniii book directions to Ide friends »* j burg. Dated April 1st. 18M G W Kiger, Recitation-“Wrack of the lleaperna,'' L. P. Smith liaa gone to Waahington W I. Br.arka, Lict.a J. H i nt , P. M Bella Williams Joint Senator for Washington, Colnm- to how Ide few effects should be di»p<*' county to look up hie chaneea for Joint 1> W Rhoades. Ida and Tillamook, John Hanson, of of, and suggestions as to hie burial H' Vocal lhiet-"Alabama Coon, ” Th« Senator in advance of the alate evuvan- Beaver was found Thursday evening lying Tillamook. Remember that the H eadlight office Thayer Girls. i lion. T H Wilson. 1 conscious at his stable where he lived ia jii the west eml of the husinea part of Joint Representative for Ynmhill and F 1) Vincent Instrumental Solo, Bell May The etenmer Harriaon cam« in Wed- town, nn the main atreet, and nearly O| k Tillamook, John Gill He has no relatives here, though W. ® Blaine neadav and towed out lhe achoonar Chal poaite the Aldeiman hotel. Recitation-"Time," Joe Bromley. H Cary and Sheriff Jackson knew hi* Win Bays, Jas Hughey, by II Jensen. as a stage driver in early days in Nav*^* Recitation-"The Coral Grove,’ co, laden with luiuliar for San Frauciaco. Sunday School People, Attention! —Nehalem Times. For Sale or Trade. I arnahan and California He was born in 1®- Manila lladlsy 1 >r Milla, Il Mr. White ia electei! cleik it will lie and was married to Miss E. J Sto«*1’ All tneinbere and friends of theSiinday Song. Dora and Ollie Stillwell. Jac Blum, One hundred and sixty acres on the necessary (or him to resign as aaavaaor scliool are earnestly requested to meet at 1860. His wife died a little over a y**' O F. I tenuis. Rscitation, Amelia Freeman. Nehalem river, 40 acres meadow, house, I afore June. 11 e term of the aaaeaeoi's the M. E church on Saturday April 4, ago. Two children were born to th**1 Ikrlpli, Music office deca lint expire until Jan. I, 1897 barn end orchard. Willi» mild cheap H»#, al 1 o'clock |>. nr., ns it is t|.(. inten iioth of which are dead, the son be** J. 1» Faiilconer Recitation, Ethel Hoskins. One 4~yenr old liorM« w highs 14<»0 ||m.t W II Galland, Democrats and populists, while in gentle ami sound at >60, also represent tion to have « photograph of said school killed in a railroad accident in Eurab Geo Baxter. Dust. Ratker Girls towu Friday and Saturday, you are cor ing € . F. Weber A Co., for school sup taken nt said time, end we desire a full county, Nevada, in 1874. According* Fairview Dialogue, Madeline Wade, Belle May dially invited to call at the II xsdught the desires of the deceased Ilia effects a* attendance. T. H. G oym , F Linville, plies, th* Home Mutual for insurance and Curt Bowers. left with C. P Knudson, who ha" d" Superintendent M Mills. office and subscribe or renew your sub and taking orders for the H kadijsii T of the small estate—s little pert Grant .Mills, Recitation, Edith Teikius. script ran. J. S S tkphkks . property. I Paints and oils at Tuttle A Cary’s.
