Tillamook headlight., July 30, 1896, Image 4

HEADLIGHT X-fíA YS
C H Wheeler, county comniiMiuner,
was in the city on biieinesH this week.
Dance, Larsen House, Saturday night.
All invited.
Mr. Wist is greatly Impioving the
Page & Son, of Portland, want your
Bom, to J. F. Ileeher and wife July
building a large
Allen House by
butter,
ciieeae
and
eggs.
See
their
an
­
26th, a son.
veranda.
nouncement in this paper
Abe Cohn has gone to Portland Oil
Anyone having a dairy farm and cow8
Two hundred dollars worth of present»
business for Colin A Co
to be given away with Cameo cigars nt to lease can find a tenant by calling ; t
A new propeller wheel has been put Lamb’s. The presents will be distribut­ this office.
oil tilt Girlie, and she can make her US' ed in a few days.
Buy City expects io get a teacher
ual fast time
A . G. Reynolds made some very good from Portland. The directors will spate
The steamer Elmore came in last wet k photos of the balloon while it was being no painH to secure a competent man.
in place of the Harrison which is on the inflated, w ith the crowd, of the balloon
Everett R Bales mid Miss Mary A.
dry dock for repairs.
as it began it» flight, at it» height, and Maddux were married yesterday evening
Reuben
Welch, mamiger Dr. J. of the parachute after it had been cut at the resilience of J. D. Edwards.
Welch’s dental supply bouse, of Port­ loose.
Their many friends wish them well.
land, is spending a week with Dr. Wise
The steamer Girtie makes round trips
At the last meeting of the Circle there
Members of the Forest Grove band ar­ to all points on the bay every day in­ was a lively little social dance after lodge
rived in the cily Tuesday, ami camped cluding Sunday, and two on Saturdays, (dosed.
11. Crenshaw, C. McKinley
overnight. They are on their way to! besides is open for special charter, side and Johnnie Day furnished the music.
trips or towing at any time.
Make a
Netarts.
Cohn & Co. have sent samples of Nes-
Specialty of carrying small excursion
tuica honey to Astoria ¡x-r Jim Fox, and
It is time to organize a Hose Part Co. parties.
will try to find a market for it there, A m
in connection with the Hook and Ladder
(¿nite a number who have ordered there is no transfer in shipping, it can
i'o. Some of the 16-yem old boys could
goods from Gadsby, the house furnisher, be landed in good order there.
attend to this.
113 1st st, Portland, were greatly sur-
M ir . Ella J. Gates, Past President Re-
An exceedingly b g rush of job work prised at tiie goods they received for the
this week haw caused some delay, but the I money. They were better than expect­ bekalis of Oregon, paid an official visit,
office will catch up with the work in h ed, and you can al way» get what you installing officers at the last meeting of
day or two tin lews too many new job» want there. Don’t fail to write for Ids the order in Bay City. She is the guest
of Mrs. J H Bridgeford, and both fam­
come in.
catalogue.
ilies will spend two weeks on the bench.
Purchasers of Cameo cigars will re­
There will be another balloon ascen­
ceive free gratis four city lots, one-half! sion heie next Saturday afternoon by
A »25 Kodak Fres.
block, and other valuable presents with­ Geo. Weston, and he will also do some
in a few days. Call at Lamb’H for par­ sensational perfoiniing while in mid air.
Everyone having a dozen cabinet pho­
ticulars.
It will be entirely different from any­ tographs made at the Elite Fotograf
Parlors will be given a coupon entitling
We are Informed that one creamery in thing yet. There will also he tight rope
this county has distributed over $20,000 walking on a line stretched across the him to one chance to draw a Kodak
among its patrons in the past year, and street from the tops of the buildings, and camera, value $25 00, already loaded,
about $150,01)0 has been paid to Tilla­ some daring feats will be performed ready for action. Anybody can use a
Kodak. All you have to do is to press
mook for butter ami cheese in the last The swing will run as usual until Satin*
If you
. day evening, and a prize of on« dozen the button and it does the rest.
year.
Cibinet photos will he given to the best wish to take advantage of this offer,
Local Maikots:—Eggs 15 cents, dairy
holy rider, beside a gobi watch will be Cline at once, as the number of coupons
butter 30 to 35 cents lor 2 lb rolls, cream­
given to the most popular lady, to be is I'mited and will soon be gone.
ery 4O to 45 cents per roll, solid packed
decided by a voting contest.
THE POLITICAI. OUTLOOK.
I2}g to 15 cents per pound, potatoes 1’4 ,
Judge Bellinger ami M. O. Lownsdiile
to I ’y cents per pound
Hides of all
went up tin» south fork of the Nvhaleni Forecast of the Iteviilt of the Coming Nl •
descriptions in demand.
tional Election.
fishing Sunday, and had an experience
Land is held too high by many in this
they will not soon forget.
Bill Smith
vicinity. Some of those who have large
and Dan Perry acted as guides, and after
holdings should sell off a part nt reason­
going as far as possible by wagon and
able figures, use the money in improve­
trail, they took a boat, intending to
ments and enjoy life, besides giving
make their way to Salmon berry creek
some one else a chance to live hers and
They had much difficulty in pulling the
improve the country.
boat over the rapids, and when near the
Mr. J. II Page, of Page & Soli, the Narrow», the current swamped the boat
leading produce commission house of and washed away nearly all of their
Port land, Is traveling over this county clothing, provision» ami fishing tackle
looking into the butter and cheese in­ They hail I lie boat left however and
dustry. lie thinks the climate, water came down braving the rapids, with
and grass lire highly conducive towards many thrilling experiences. They were
producing butter and cherse of the best llioroiighlV prepared to eat when they
flavors, and he suggests that the princi­ reached 11 place where they could get
pal thing now for the farmers < r dairy­ foo«l. Mr. Perry lost most of his cloth­
men to learn is to secure high grades of ing, ai d Judge Bellinger gave him most
stoc k, give moie care to handling milk, of what lie ha l. It will he some time
and to advertise the merits of the pro­ perhaps before they try t> ascend the
ducts here hy making exhibits at the river with a canoe—it is easier and safer
Exposit ions.
coining down
One thing is fully demonstrated by the
recent tire Alarms, and llint is, there is
nerd of several more members in the fire
company
II is pretty hard for two or
three men Io pull a heavy pump or en-
gine, and while some citizens who are
not firemen help to pull (lie trucks, the
most of them rush like madaitn to tl •
scene of the fire, doing nothing of actual
service, ami a few firemen generally loi­
ter in leisurely alter the lire is over. Of
course, it should he remembered that the
firemen are under no more obligations to
the public than anybody else to fight firs
ami not. so much, in fact, as they have
put in a great deal of time, hard woik
and money to keep the organization mid
apparatus in good «luipe, getting uotli-
lug particular in return, Besides they
have to pay fines if they happen to be
absent from one of the meetings, and
many of the firemen aie poor men, IlMV-
ing very little or no property to protect
While Geo
Weston, the balloonist,
was taking up a collection Saturday, he
got into a light with Frank Wheeler, who
lives just south of town. Weston was ar­
rested for assault and battery, ami was
tried Monday before Judge Sappington
mid a jury. He was promptly iiquitted
by the jury
District Attorney Claude
Thayer prosecuted ami T. B Handley
defended
From the evidence it appewr»
that Frank Wheeler was sitting with his
father on the walk mar Hadley’s sal-
I0011 watching the inflation of Lin* bal­
loon. when Weston came around passing
his hat for contributions.
Tiie mer­
chants had giiaranleed a certain amount
for expenses and Weston expected to get
some more hy a collection.
It was get­
ting late ami some of the ranchers were
impatient to see the balloon go up so
they could get home and do tliwir milk­
ing. Consequently there was some mur­
muring of dissatisfaction in the crowd.
There were two fire alarms Tuesday, It is claimed Wheeler contributed noth-
one being a still alarm about 11 o’cloc k ! ing, and that he ami his father talked
at night. In the evening the tire bell insultingly to Weston, the old man call­
Weston called him a
was rung, and the Hook and Ladder Co., ing him a fakir.
with pump, hose curt, and ladder truck, liar, and Frank resent*d what he termed
was soon on its way to Dr Patchen’s an 1111 warranted insult to his father. He
building, now occupied hy John Hansen. made a pass at Weston, hut in about two
Before the boys could get there, how­ minutes, Weston p«»li.«li*»d him up to the
ever, word cam« that all was safe
It Qiiaen’s taste. The athlete had tile ad­
appears that there was a hole in the vantage all through the scrimmage mid
chimney which allowed smoke to escape didn’t get a »cratch, while W’ht eler’s
in the attic, and this coming out through peepers were so battered up that lie
the roof was seen hy parties who gave could scarcely see I he halloo i ascension
Eye wli­
the iilurm, thinking the house on fire which occurred a little later,
Mr Hansen promises to see that the nosses differ materially about tt ho was
holes in the chimney are patched up, the aggressor, and for a few mi h lite»
mid it is well too, as the Patchen build­ some were consideiably excited, think­
ing is in the north west pint of the town, ing that an outsider was getting too
mid with the breeze Tuesday all the fresh, and there were cries of "Throw
town would have burned up in spite of Idin in the slough, l ang him, etc," hut
such appaialus as we have here, should those of a more jocular turn kept yelling
a lire ^.oi stinted in that quarter
Lute "Put him in the balloon, Semi Idm up.”
at night it was discovered that the tim­ The deputy marshal arrested him, mid
The excitement
bers mid sial) filling under the furnace at he put up cash bail.
the mill was on fire
It had perhaps died down in a few minutes, moat all
been burning several days, mid the heat teemed anxious for fair play, and the
of the furnace hail caused to be formed balloon went up as if nothing had hap­
Weston plead guilty to the
a veritable !»•<! of chaicoal underneath, pened
when first noticed it was liegiuiiing Io charge of’’fighting on the streets” he
blaze and in a few minutes would have fore city recorder 11. 11 Alderman ami
Mr Weston then filed a
reached a part of the mill that is very was fined $5
oily, which would have «tailed a blase complaint charging Wheeler with the
that could not have been eonl-olled, in »Mine offense, and Wheelei got his Dial
very short order
The licit at the mill postpone*1 until Wednesday because lie
tt as tui ned on it, mid while c hecking the didn’t want to plead until after he had
blase, did not seem sufficient to put the floishol Ilia prosecution of Weeton Iw-
Ha came Wed-
tiie out complete)). Heveisl ol the fire­ foie Judge Sappington
men and other citizens weie notified nesdav prepared to plead guilty, but the
quietly and the pump and hose carl tteie recorder waited until after 11 o’clock and
loon on tiie scene pumping ttliter from as the prosecution did not spider, the
ths slough
A flood of waler was turn­ case wm dismissed. It was an oversight
ed under the furnace, amt it is presumed on the pail of the piosecution—ill fact
the fire is out, though the Mill Co will they forgot it un’il too late. The lickiiin
st once take measures to make every- Fiauk got is perhaps sutficient piinish-
, inent.
liing safe.
Communicated
E d . H eadlight :—As a poor and hum­
ble citizen of this burg I alioiihl like to
know how long our astute city count :l
proposes to pay a man $3) per month foi
ESTABLISHED 1843
nothing.
It may be nobody’s business but the
council’s and the marshal's, neverthe­
less, with fear ami trembling as befits
one approaching ami august aiseinblage
I venture the question.
*‘X”
[In reference to the above it will be fair
to stats that Mine time ago the council
decided to pay the marshal some extra,
if the business men here would raise $10
per month also, and have him on at
night when needed instead of the day
time
There is really little or no use for
a paid marshal in the day time, a spe­
cial deputy being able to handle all the
work for the fees in it, but at night near­
ly all the disturbances occur, and as n
precaution against fires started a night
watchman is quite essential in the sum­
mer time. No action was taken by the
bu.-iness men to raise the amount, and
nothing was done. The people in the
outskirts of the cily argue that the mar­
shal or fire protection is of little use to
them, hence they feel that the business
men should bear the biggest portion of
the expense. However, there are two
sides to this question, as the revenue all
conies from saloon licenses, no lax being
levied, and in case the town should burn
down now, it would be almost impossi­
ble to rebuild it, considering the hard
times, ami the fact that some have not
fully recovered from the lire of three I
years ago. By all means let’s have the
worth of our money for what we do pay
the marshal. Put him on at night only,
and if $30 per month will not pay him
for an all night service, let him stay on
a part of the night.—E d .]
From Nehalem Time».
N P. Alloy walked out from his home
in his »lippers List Wednesday morning
ail I shot a black bear.
The assistance
of the whole family was required to lend
bruin home after being shot, blit it prov­
ed too hard a job and he was k lied with
an axe. On Thursd iy evening Mr Al­
ley walked out into the pasture and kill-
ed another huge hear, and tliix isn’t
much of a «‘oimtry for bear either.
The largest
CELEBRATED
boot and shoe
BOOTS»SHOES
sel 1 in <>
factory
ESTABLISHED 18«
goods in
the
Northwest, have
appointed Cohn
A Co. their sole
for handling
a<>ents in Tillamook c itv
J
(J
their worid renowned goods.
Every pair bearing their brand are
o-uaranteed to give better satisfaction
than any other leather goods made.
Their ct debrated “Milwaukee Oil
Grain” goods can t be beaten. Call lor
Bradley A Metcalf goods and you will
always get the best. Their prices are
lower than the lowest for honest values
agency for
TRADE MARK COPYWGMTLD
Cohn A Co
have just receiv­
ed forty eases of
these goods and
are sure to please
you in style etc.
'flie schooner Lizzie Prien which has
been outside so long arrived in yester­
day. She sailed in wit bout wailing long­
er for a tug
The Bai bra Hernster has h°eu repair­
ed and is now taking on a small load of
1 uni her nt H ini pie & \V heeler’s mi 11. Her
engines ar« all right and as soon assome
of ihe elect icil app; rains vonneciii g
with her gasoline engine can he piociii-
ed «he will sail for San Francisco
the circuit court de the state of
gon FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK.
AGENCY FOR
BRADLEYaMETCALFCft
CELEBRATED
BOOTS&SHOES
ESTABLISHED 1843
HE BIGGES
TRADÌ MARK COPYRtCSTiD
COHN & CO •»
The Leading Tillamook Merchants.
SHERIFF'S SAI.E.
I m
.
bradley & metcalfco ?
Sole Agents for Bradley & Metcalf Co.
O re ­
Will. P. I.ord. II. K. Kincaid,
Phil Mebchan, Commissioners
|
for the Sale of School and Univer- i
slty Lands and the Investment
of tlie Fumis Arising Therefrom
I’lainlitr |
VS.
z
Chniles H. Miller, Minnie
K. Miller. M W Harrison,
Administrator of the Estate
of Augusta A. Miller. Deceased I
anC August Anderson
Defendants.
J
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution and order of sale issued out of the
----- WHOLESALE------
above entitled court, on the 25th day of July,
1X96, on a judgment and decree of said court,
made and entered on file 29th day of August
1895, 111 favor of the plaintiffs and ag.iinst the
defendants, Charles H. Miller and Minnie E.
Miller, for the sum of )999 9S and tie further
sum of $H.oocosts, and also on a judgment in
favor of defendant August Anderson and
CLDEST PRODUCE HOUSE IN PORTLAND.
against the defendants Charles II. Milier and
Minnie E. Miller for the sum of $105.41, com­ We Solicit Consignments of
manding me to make sale of the following de
scribed real property to-wit:
A portion of lots two fa] three [3I and four [4]
section 22, tp t 11 r 10 west contained within the
following bounds, to-wit: Beginning at the
northwest corner of lot four [|| section 22. We are giving special attention to these farm products and can realize the highest market prices
Thence west 30.92 chains, thence south 592’2
on creamery and dairy butter in squares, solid packed or pickle roll.
feet, thence east 104’2 feet, thence south 409’2
feet to United States meander line thence east­
Portland, Oregon.
erly to its intersection with the section line be­
tween sections 22 and 23 thence north 10.80
chains to the plac -• of beginning, containing
96 22 acres of the pre-emption claim of B. A.
Bayley. I will on the 28th day of August, tHofi
at io o’clock A. M. at the fiont door of the court
house of Tillamook county. < iregon, in Tillamook
City, sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash all the right, title and in­
terest which the defendants Charles H.
Miller an<l Minnie E. Miller had at the date of
the mortgage mentioned in the complaint or
now have in or tosaid leal property, to satisfy
said execution. 01 der, judgments and decree, in­
terest. costs and accruing costs.
Tillamook, Oregon, July 30th 1896.
J. H. I a CK son , Sheriff of
8-i2
Tillamook County, Oregon
PAGE & SON
Product «'Commission ® Merchants
MAIL SCHEDULE.
T illamook
and
N orth V amhii . i : —
Leave N. Yambill daily except Sunday
Arrive at Tillamook next day by
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
8 p. m.
4 p. 111.
6 p. m.
2 p. m.
T illamook and H obsonvii . le :—
L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.in.
Arrive lloboonvIDe
9.00 a.m.
L’ve Hobsonviile, except Tuesday . 215 p.m.
Arrive Tillamook.............
. . 5-15 p.m.
N etarts :—
Leaves I'illamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at
; ». “
in.
Arrives Netarts
.................
12 in.
Leaves Netarts, same days,
1 p. in.
• p. m.
Arrives Tillamook by
G rand R ond :—
Leaves Grand Rounde daily except
___ ,. Sunday
____ ,
ata p. m., or on arrival of mail from McMinn­
ville.
Ariives at Tillamook at 1:45.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
p. m. or 011 arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
which is usually 4 30.
Arrives at (¿rand itonde at 1:45.
Post Office hours. 7 30 A M. to 8 00 P. M.
Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. to 6: oj 1’. M.
Sunday 4:00 to 6 00 P. M.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Grown and Bridge Worlç
e:KEAL ESTATE- BARGAIN LIST
—70 acres, 12 acres of it fine tide land, 20
I400—California property, for sale or ex­
6 I700
act os clear roll ng ground, balance good 7
change. A lot <40x150, with triangular lot
spruce timber. Fronts on Netarts bay, county of same are » adjoining it on rear, ’3 acre in all,
m 1 i «» w a root of a tooth
room for garden, chickens, etc., beautiful situa- with a porcelain or void crown, ready to
011, magnificent view of orange orchards, vine
yard, and snow capped mountains in back set in place. No’, 2, 3, and 4 «how them
ground. Four miles from center of city of 1,09 completed
Angles, four miles from center of the celebrated
Pasadena, on boulevard and electric connecting
both »laces, cheap fares, and only a few min­
utes ride to either place. Best equipped electric
For Exchange—I.ot in suburb of Los An line in the United states. Both cities will soon
gles. Cat., for Tillamook property
Also be built together. Value of property $400 tt ill
80 actes oi land in Tillamook county, for t ali- exchange tor Tillamook properly. (. all at this
tomia property. Can refer a man to fairly wood office for paitictulars
ranches on government land, 3 to 8 miles from
city. Plenty of go<>d timber lands yet to be
I700 -23 acres, all bottom land, best sedi­
homesteaded in mora distant locations, ( all at
ment 'and in the world. 5 acres plow land,
this office
In grass. Big root crops, will support 7 cows
now, 15 or 20 with little work, running water
in
*" ~l0° «ere*, en main road. Io miles
side, fenced, on main road, 3 miles to
A " '
from t<»wu, « ill In* only 4lj mill * wlien on one
1 mile to creamery. Land eastlv cleared
new road is completed. Store. P. O. anti school city,
Will
support
family now amt two if cleared.
I’, mile**, good locution near bay and bearti, I40' cash and one
f3oo on time. Call at this office or
.so acre«* clear, loo actee good spruce timber, bal­ on I.. 1». Ackley, Wilson river.
ance brush easily cleared. All in Kras« Both
oid and young orchard. Good improvements,
new bain l'art cash, part on time, amt will 4 0
6acre* half T it open meadow
take house and lot for part payment. Call at x
laud, balance small brush, easily ch ar­
this office.
ed. fenced, ten minute« walk from court house
on good graveled road, klmx ! for orchard or
fNa 1JO acres of land. 40 acres ready for Srass Can l»e subdivided profitably. Good
rainage Fine place for chicken ranch or gar­
the plow. 15 acres tint class Imttom land,
den. kail at this office
adjoining tleaxer post office and creamery No
buildings Fine sprng oil the place; county a
road within atones throw. Will be wold for 4Q fi> > loacie« '»proved, ho«*e and barn
fejo. Call at this office.
chKken yards . » hern garden main
road, gravvle«!. 10 minutes walk from city
plenty
of
hay land 7 acre« in meadow gmxl for
CJ f4ox> 25 aciesadjoining city sightly loca- subdivision
iu acre lots, just outside of city
I on ■ ’.c’’ '• t Iry good drainage high limits. be«<t bargain
in Tillamook county Half
stab* of cultivation, well fenced, new « room cash, balance easy terms
Call at this office
house. b«m etc. Two orchards, one bearing,
prolusion of sm.nl fiuils and berries, fins gar­
den (’lose to ac demy, 10 minutes walk to 1 1
court house, just the place for a man who wants > *
property near W S ('one's hotel on
to take lit«- easy. ( an milk ten rows keep water front. atK.I livery stable building mun
horse« chickens ect. on place. Place will bring fi»r '¿5 head of horse« vehicle« etc
I ots are 2s
flood Inctea*»», or can l»e sold out In parcels at a Xjoearh. Good location for livery business
urge piofit Kasy terms. other property to Price t*so. of which <3<ocash will l e reuuired
«ell. Call at this office or ou A. I.etcner. the t ml a nee on easy term-. Cail at thia ufficv w on
jeweler
Wm Mills City.
road crosses it Can keep 10 dairy cows from
start, and more by seeding open land to grass.
Spring of pure cold water, also running brook
Convenient to school, store, post office and saw­
mill. Fine view of bay and iM'eaii. Good fruit
laud. This is a great baigain. Call at this
office or on J. II. Jaeksun city.
No. 6 represents badly decayed
that have been filled with gobi, parce-
lain, or natural enamel, and thus 8ii ve«l
for years.
5
1
0
W'”»™
No. 7 shows a case prepared for the
bridge,No. 8
And No. 9 represent«
the piece of work cemented in place
or R,,y oü,,r