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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1896)
<<»uncll Meeting K»quert o( Fire Co. 1,1 l""‘e carl hdd over. Sewerage . ...... ..Hie« report th«» >r,'P- erty owner, «re willing to HH P11**'*“*. and recoin.n.inl H>e conaiderallon ol a public sewer Witne.a ires «ere allowed to those who had been »nh|>oenaed in th. case o the city vs Stephens, Pau«. I’».'. Kinley, etal. Claim» of those not «uh- poenaed were rejected. Smne unimportant ordinances, and an ordinance regulating lime minors may loiter nn street read th« first time. the following ordinance was passed. The following Ordinance waspa-sed: COHN & CO CITY OK1HN an < E". Oc : íeaftikV )-2Tìercbant I Special bargains in di v goods, boots and shoes, and in all lines of w inter goods Mr. Geo. Colin is now in Portland buying a large lot of new goods, and we must get some of our shelves cleared to make room COHN & Co LOCAL NEWS Bling on that wood. Kudu pop at the Bakei v. ! It raine*l Easter Sunday. 1 Honey wanted at Colin & Co’s. Stationery and jewelry at Sturgeon’s J I I ruits and ccmfeci¡oneries at the j Bakery. I’has« tickets. settle fill tlmse convention Born to John Perry ami a (hiiighter. | j wife April 2, ; Mrs. Sturgeon lias received a fine line of millinery. ’ I J. S Stephens has been appointed N >tary Public. he is purchasing. Special bargains in would place Tilhiniook first now. Some dry good«, hoots and shoes, and in fact of the counties which rank along with in all lines of winter goods. Cohn & Co Tillamook are much larger counties and have been settled for a long time. A full lino of paints and oils at Tuttle Tillamook bay #17,000, Nes ucca river Ac Caiv’s. As soon as nice weather conics you should give your house a <6,000, and nothing for Nehalem are the figures reported in the Oregonian. This iresli coat of paint. is thu decision of the cmnmittee, and Local Market -Eggs 8 cent«, dairy will no doubt be ratified by the house, butter 25 cents per roll, potatoes 3(1 cents besides Mr. Hermann thinks the Senate per bushel, bacon 10 cents, honey 12% committee will largely increase these cents, and in demand. figures. Perley limit made a trip from Siletz to While in Portland Geo. Cohn will pur this place recently. Henry Ellison has chase a large stock of new goods, regard moved to I he reservation. There are less of whether he gets the nomination some good claims down there. for joint repiesentative. If Mr. Cohn 'The council acted wisely in rejecting should also get the nomination, he ||l(. claims of witue-.wes who were not promises to improve the bar at North suhpomied in the case of the city vm Yamhill and have the state house moved Days, C. McKinley, Stephens, Page etal. to Tillamook Dr. Wise bus returned from Portland Saul Perry is building a good dwelling ami will remain here to do denial work as long as he is busy Those wanting house in tl.e south side. work done should call at once 44-46 The price of eggs in Poilland is from Tuttle & Cary have put in a telephone 7*2 to 8 cents per dozen from the store to Howard Cary’s resi J. Larsen ami L. Blyhaeh, of Nelmlem, dence Il works fine. They are think were in this place Monday. ing of putting in a telephone system for A choice line of flowers and trimmings I the city. just received at Sturgeon’s. Schermerhorn & Co. have removed from Portland to Des Moines, Iowa. It is not known what effect this will have on the suit with the Tillamook Dairy The Truckee came in the last of I hn I Association. week and Inis sailed for Frisco. Potatoes and bacon are wanted by Guage your temporal are by I Im Jumbo Cohn A Co., ami if theie are any in the thermometer in front of Lamb’s. county they would like to get them, hm See Tuttle & (’ary’a new ad. this week. they prefer home products to shipping Eclipse bicycles, they stand the test in fiom Poillalid. Toilet a>ti( h‘S, fine soaps, cosmetics and perfumes at Sturgeon’s. C. E. Reynolds, G. O Nolan ami Fred Larsen went to I’orthind on bnsinesa Read the “For Exchange” notice of D. D. Bowman, Los Gatos, Cal., in mi- The subscription for the Leach road for other column, Voii can get n trade for Nehalem is meeting with suceess here some land in a good country, fine cli- mate, good roads etc. The Catholic Sunday service will he The new wharf for the Tillamook Lum held in the academy hall next Sunday ber Co , is HMsumiiig immense pro|s>r- Mt 10:30 A. M. tions, ami will giv« ample room for School diatrict No. 23, has purchaeed handling freight, for a lumber yard, and 22 desks, ii blackboard and other Ox will have large lumber sheds. imes from J. S. Stephens There should he prompt action regard Ladies should not tail to se the pattern ing drainage in the central portion of hats at Stuuigvon’s. Newest effects in town. I'he matter has been delayed too nacre and Persian ribbons. long already, ’i'he filthy s«amp is a Mis. \hleiman, of Tillamook, whs in menace to health ami should he filled or drained al once. the city this week, the guest of Mis. II I. Warren.—Clatskanie Cldef. E G E. Wist i« building a substan J. J. Stoddard, of (he Advocate, and tial, well-fitted cannery at Nelislem. It Miss Ida Latimer were married last Fri will he covered with corrugate«! iron and will be tilted with goo«l machinery. He day. We extent congraluhitions. will can salmon ami clams, making a Editor Marsh has taken charge of the specialty of th« latter Forest (»rove post office. C B. Stokes, Lester P. Smith and W. L. Brooks, the telegraph o|»erator, Is deputy. our candidates for joint senator and rep Lawrence Johmton and Miss Grace resentative res|»ectiv< ly, have gone to Lvncli were maiiied last Friday. Their Portland to attend the republican state many friends offer congratulation«. convention. I'. B llaiicley the other C. C. Babbidge started for Yaquina delegate « hì unable to go and Mr Monday, lie received word that In« Brooks liofila his proxy father, ('apt. Babbidge. was dying The State census »how» that Tillamook llenrv Meldrum of Oregon Cily, eell was lu ISPJ fifth in tire list of butter pro known here, has lieen nominated for duction with 312,324 pound» while in county clerk by th« republicans of Clack ISSA she wk » sixteenth ill the list with amas county only 90,!>83 pound«. The census i«|s>rt We wish to clean out several lines of for this county however do«» not repre goods before Mi. Goo. Cohn returns from sent mor« than half the actual produc Toil land to make room for the new stock tion of butter and cheeae here, which i The couple recently came from Wiscon sin. Mr Hecker being an expert creameryman, was engaged be fere he came here here to take charge of the I’illainook creamery. A young man named Sorensen, who came out with them, figures quite conspicuously in the case PEOPLE'S PARTY NOMINA TIONS i Con! in ue<l from 1st page.) and C. Mill received a few votes each time. Steven Scovell was nominated f«,i cniM. missioner after n lol of iihw I css balloting Mr Scovell getting almost a nnaniiuoiiM vole each time, bill no one seemed t0 grasp the «¡Illation or know enough or parliamentary rules to make it miani. mous by acclamatiuii Nomination for coroner was left blank oil motion. In this connection Joints 01- sen suggested that the convention ph. \ n ordinance to prevent CRI ELTV ro dorse the republican nomination for that \ All who were voted for had dt*. A A MMA|S l.vt ex l .ex - »‘I place ( , w||(> W The People oj Tillamook eity aoo> Jam clined except B. Biibacli, ' present, 4 ami ass.I .1 uoiU Cjti.trrzl it was stated he would not as,follows: Section 1. No person sluill within the take it. district nominations . col pointe limits nf Tillamook city, lie, j fasten or leave standing upon any street, District No. I—Left vacant al present. alley, or any other plin e wlir.lsoever liny District No. 2—Win. Booth J. P., Mu,| animal w het her belonging to himself or S. G Dallas constable. another during slnrmy or inclement, District No. 3—Mr. Marguerille J p weather font longer period than one and and S. B Hill constable. one luilf hour; but Hint before the expi J. W. Haskins was elected chiiiiimin ration of one mid oil.-hall hour such pei- of the county committee Following soii shall put such miiuinl in it barn, shed are the precinct committeemen : m other building affording sufficient slid- Orelown, J D Myers. ter therefor. Blame, R O Richards. Section 2. No person shall within lli<‘ Barnegat, A W I hum. corporate limits of Tillamook city beat Beaver, A J I lilllMOIH . or torture any animal whether belonging ) Fairview, \V B Smith. lo himself <»r another. Nehalem, P H M Smith. Section 3. No person shall within the , Foley, M II Ripley. corporate limits ot lillamook city ovei—! Carnahan, B W Turner. drive or overload or drive when ovei- South Prairie, W S A by. loaded, or overwork, tort nr«, or deprive Netarts, Axel Nelson. of the necessary sustenance, or cruelly Bay, W II Dyer. beat or mnlilale, or cruelly kill, or cause Ilovuarton, John Hansen. or procure to be so oveidriven, or over Union, A .1 Heater. loaded, or driven when overloaded, or Sand Lake, Mr. Hoyt. overworked, tortured, tormented, de Garibaldi, Harry Cl nne. prived of I lie necessary .sustenance, cruel notes . |y beaten, mutilated, or cruelly killed I There were no contests to speak of any animal either ns owner or other« ise , All was harmonious ami some of the Section 4 Any persons violating any ■ nominations went begging as with the of the provisions of this oitlinan.e upon I democrats. conviction thereof before the Recorder.' While Prof. Walker is not particularly shall he punished l»y a fine of not l«sM adept as a parliamentarian, beseemed to than five dollars nor more I han ten <lol- ( bus and cost, ami shall he imprisoned in be eminently fair as a presiding officer I lie city jail until such fine and costs are ' Occasional votes were cast for Wilson paid, provided that such person so con- I and Jones which was perhaps intended victed shall be confined in the city jail as a method of thanking the press fur one day for every two dollars of such fine favors about to be received and cost. W. II. R eynolds , Mayor. OBSERVATION. >!•*>»<». The best material in the party is rep- tesented on th« ticket and many of theni 'I'liere is a pstilio!! in circulation ask are well qualified to till the offices to ing for a bridge across I he Big Neslucea w hich they are nominated, however they liver, at or near the Kellow ford. stand about as much show as the demo There is some talk of building a hull crats and had just as well secure passage ami moving the A. P. A. order from Bea now on the scow that will sail up Sait ver to this place. creek with the denmcrals on June 2. A good time is repmted by those who N ESTUCO'A NEUS. attended the wedding dance of Tom Kvl. low and Laura Bradford, at Wash Kcl- [’/ioni the Ocean Wave. I low’a April 2nd, 1896 Messrs. E E. SMpli and A.W. Sev- j For Exchange. erance attorneys of Tillamook were in < Forty acres of fine fruit land near the town Wednesday. Mr. Selpli came down j beautiful city of Santa Cruz, in Califor to prosecute A. Malaney in his prelim- • nia. Plenty of water, fine lumber, rich innry examiniation before Jasper.Smith. | soil and a climate unsurpassed anywhere Justice of the Peace of Hebo precinct. « in the world. No incumbrance. Will Mr. Severance was defendant attorney , exchange for country or city properly in The case was heard Tuesday and defun- ■ Tillamook county. Write stating char dant placed ui.der bonds to await the ■ action of the grand jury at the next term I acter, value and title oi property to, of court. D. 1). B owman , Ranchers or creamery men who have products which they wish to sell in As toria should see Jim Fox, of the steamer Elmore. Jim lakes great pride in dis playing ami introducing Tillamook pro duels in Astoria, ami charges nothing for his services. Some of our butter, cheese, veal, etc , now find a ready mar ket in Astoria at good prices—better than in Portland, and that city can use n large pari of the productions of this comity, excepting lumber of course, as the Clatsop (anility tanners are yet un Geo. Cohn and Theo. Steinliilher, del able or lacking in energy to supply the egates to the democratic convention Astoria market with butter, cheese, eggs, have gone to Portland. .Judge Cornier beef, poik and vegetables. was a delegate also, hut could not go, Plot. Lloyd, of Forest Grove, has just and Mr. Cohn holds his proxy. Dr. W. Los Gatos, Cal. April 27, will be Odd Fellows day»1 ■ J. May who was recommended for joint returned from a trip to Tillamook, where Woods. That day will be the 77tl' *M* 3 senator accompanied them. Mr Cohn he had gone to study the rock oyster nivetsary of the order in America; aid is the recommeiidee for joint r«presen- He had thought before he went that the it has been the custom of the trder for Bay City lias a new doctor. mohisk bored a hole in the solid rock, to talive. many years to commemorate tliatduTfl 1 he turned into his horn«, by mewns of The Elmore is expected tomorrow. What a waste of time, energy ami his shell, to which a grinding motion W. J. Smith of Glenora, is in the city. with appropriate exercises money it was for that democratic dele was given by the muscles of the oyster We are told that there is a proaptetofff gation to brave the hardships of a rough, Charley Smith lias gone to California inside. After his study of this week, lie a creamery or a cheese factoiy l*i"f | muddy mountain road in thecoldrain, on a visit. has changed his theory. lie finds that established on the Big Nestucca in | w in n we come to think that their noble Work is progressing on Hie new mill 1 he oyster bores the chamber into the Fleck neighborhood, in the near future | efforts are all futile. In fact the populist west of tow n. I rock with his foot, and when the hole is ami democratic conventions heie List large enough the foot drops off or is ab Subscribe liberully for the fond west to week were labor for the pains—like try sorbed. Our coast visitors this summer Tillamook river. ing to garner chaff in a whirlwind. being in possession of Prof. Lloyd’s hint, The Woodmen met in their new h«''l As soon ns the Forest Grove stage be The people north of town have a good can make study for tlmmselves —Hills gins to run the telegraph line will be last Friday night for the fiist time. Tl*| wall; to the city limits. The city should boro Independent. pul lip and kept up. hall presents an elegant appearance si»*'1 cause the walk to be built to the bridge it has been finished ai.d furnished, 1 he Portland republicans had a regu J. D. Wallace is in the city buying cut at once, and at the expense of J. A is one of the best lodge halls in the coo* Monroe, whose property would face the lar Kilkeny-cat time at their convention tle. He drives them Jo liickreal and try. It is finished in natural wood, walk. The streets were graveled in front last Saturday. The Simon and Frank they are shipped lo Montana. M. K. Handy, formerly of Nehalem, the workmanship in carpentry by Cli* of his pioperty w ithout expense to him factions were abo.’t emtally divided and writes us from the isthmus of Tehuante Onley ami painting by E. Mnnsoi and he should pay for the walk, as ii is fo.ight for possession of the convention The h II»'' pec, Mexico, fits letter will appear shows excellent advantage. inexpensive, the hill for lumber being and secretary are fine specimens of w0< There weie many black eyes, peele<l later. only $10, and the work being donated. noses and crushed bats. 'The conven- work, being built by Win. Mill«. Eighty acres of land for $160, or will Joe Bixby has moved his stock of (¡on split up, und two tickets is the re- other« deserve credit for the pmtw Title good, clothing, boots and shoes to Charley suit. It is simply a case of two Irosses trade for good town lots. have taken in securing a good hall. m mid land worth at least $300. Situated Reyitolds’ linidnsrs store w here they ■ -trying a di.g The following resolutions w«re |.,ISX - — Io get control, . and is — — —grace on main county road. Mostly clear hill will he sold out for less than cost. Mr ' to the city and stale. It will help poor at the last meeting: Bixby intends to return to Nestnccn, anti old Cranky Penuoyer to get th» ollie« of land, nil good pasture, and consideriible “Be it resolved, that this Camp I good level laud. Fine spring, sightly greatly indebted to Neighbor 1. r*I if you want some bargain«, call before mayor, and he will clean out the whole for the kindly and zealoua i’d the goods are gone These good», while lot of thugs, though Hi« new lot he puts location for building, tio.nl location for sen he has shown in fitting up this I not of the latest styles, (not iiitsndsd j„ ,llllv turll oin H, !mi| in th< |(„|g fruit. Can raise hurley, oats, meadow, the Camp may have a comfortable potatoes, etc Will support several cows. for duties or dieasv “ chnppies ” ) aie of •— a ..... '' run. Portland republicans (?) are giv-1 place. Lies on road between Helio and Little ing Ami the best quality and are serviceable» in ing Oregon a pretty reputation ! he it further resolved, I N’estm-ca. Magnificent view of the buy every way. Don’t delay. Camp highly appreciates his —- , fl The steamer Elmore arrived ill th« bay and ocean. Good road through the wishes him good fortune in «H llli ‘‘ J. IL Hecker, the creaiueryiiinn, «nd Wednesday at 6:30 p. m , after being place. Call nt this office. able undertakings.’’ hia wife had trouble lately, and in the detained in Astoria Hire« days bar found. Wall Paper! absence of Mr. Hecker, hi« wife took the It was just such luck ns occurs once in a NOTICE. hoiwehold goods away. He then pro- while to steamboats, A nipple which I Notice is hereby given that the coin nt«* Nels Thompson Ims just received a cil of Tillamook city, Oregon has or< cured the goods and brought them back connects the bottom blow-off cork to K hu ge lot of wall puper from ||,e eust sidewalk be constructed in accordance They had a trial for rights of pioperty the l>oiler gave out, and the Engineer resolution adoptedt>y the common con» All kinds of designs «nd at prices from the ¡6th day of March, 1896. Tuesday I»efore Judge Maulshy and a reported to the Captain that it would be Said sidewalk to begin at the 15 cents per roll up. Helms the latest Fourth Street at it« intersection with ib jury, and the goods were awarded to Mr. necessary to stop the vessel to make re designs tn ingrains and all other fasli- line of Stillwell Avenue; them e east J Hecker It seems to Lea cnaeof incoin- pairs, so she was headed off shore boiler south line of Fourth Street to iutcrsect ionable paper. walk already built on the north line 01 patihilitv, much to be regretted by the emptied, repaired, and headed on her . he schooi property, and to be construe^ cordance with the city ordinance pro»“ friends of both parties, and the details course, ami came in all O. K to the en- Dry Wood for Sal®. the construction of sidewalk*: an« of the trial aie not proper for publication, lire satisfaction of the passengers. When sidewalk «hall be constructed bv the ll^ I have a large lot of dry wood, l^en in the property abutting thereon «nd In tael few would la» interested in hear- she passed Tillamook rock light house, thereto, and to be completed within ing the accusations and counter, arcus a she signaled the light keeper that every- the abed aiuce Angnst. which I will de from the date of this notice, and of the street coinmi»«’oner tiona. T. B. Handley was attorney for | thing was all right *o they would tele liver to )«itie« in town at »3 )<r cor,| supervision owners, or any of them, of property Mrs Hecker and E E Belph was attor- phone to Astoria, and that would doubt- It 1. all four foot wood. Enquire of J S thereon or adjacent thereto, shall fa» struct said sidewalk within the said J® ney for Mr. Hmker Further litigation leas allay any uueasinesa that might Wehl, or drop a postal card to his ,<f I common council will then proceed to said sidewalk and assess upon th«- is talked of, however it is poasible that j havt occurred to shipper*, owners or dress, City. thereof, the cost thereof of such >■•>nstr* By order of the Common ■ the trouble may l*e settled amicably yet people who had friends on board. | Ripana Tahules : for bad temper. Dated April 9. 1896. _ 46-51 h n ALDXBMAN.
