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Vol. IX. No. 33. TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY
MAIL SCHEDULE.
T illamook and N orth Y amhill :—
Leave N. Yamhill daily eacept Sunday
Arrive at Tillamook next day by
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
•
T illamook
and
8 p. m.
4 P- ni.
6 p. m.
2 p. m.
H obsonvii . le :—
I.'ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:oo a.m.
Arrive Hobsouvilie
gooa.iu.
L’ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday 215 P-m.
Arrive Tillamook ...
5-15 p.m.
N etarts :—
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, rhuradays,
and Saturdays at
7
Arrives .Netarts
... ■
................... 12
leaves Netarts, same days,
1 p.
Arrives Tillamook by
6 p.
JAN. 21, 1897. $1.50 Per Year
TOWN COUNCIL
T his I s S elf E vident !!!
I t does not pay to get IT HOLOS AN INTERESTING MEETING.
Cheap Daub Printing
Ths*regul«r semi-monthly niBcting of
the board of town trustee^ was held last
Monday evening—Present, Mayor Cohn,
G rand R ond :—
Council men, Goodspeed, Hadley, Knud­
I eaves Grand Ronnde daily except Sunday
at 6 p. in-, or on arrival of mail from McMinn-
son, Reynolds, and Thompson ; Record­
' Arrives at Tillamook at 145.
er Drew and Marshal Clement. Absent
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
none
p. 111. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
which is usually 4:30.
Ordinance No. 77, an ordinance to
Arrives at Grand Rotide at 1:45.
regulate the salaries and undertaking* of
Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8 00 P. M
Money Order department, 8x0 A.M. to 6:00 F. M
the several town officers was read for
Sunday 4:00 to 6:00 P. M.
the second time and under a suspension
of the rules for the third time, and on
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
motion it was passed and went to the
ma^orior signaluie
The ordinance
1)AVID WILEY, M. I).,
appears below.
The method of making a tax ’evy was
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
discussed al some length. City attorney
May whs of the opinion that it would
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
require ail ordinance to give the neces-
AH calls promptly attended to
sary authority.
TILLAMOOK, OKK
Considerable discussion was had over
the item relating to the salary of the city
J D. KELLY, M. D.
attorney. It whs pointed out to the
council that.the salary in reality was but
P1IYH1CIAN AND SUIIGKON,
nominal, and that the duties ns defined
Operative surgery » specialty. Office In th
by the charter did not cover near all the
house formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley
Below is the present fee bill ami the reduction
work that the city attorney should do
Preaent
K.duced
The ordinances are in a deplorably unset­
Town visit, $».00
now
JI.00
I’rescidptiOu. Ji.oo
-5°
tled condition, many of them being
Country visit, ft.«0 per mile,
-so
(added to town charge)
imperfectly drawn and otherwise faulty,
Obstetrics (town) f 10.00
now
8.00
but hn there is not enough money in the
(mileage added in country)
All cases in surgery proportionately low.
treasury to pay a respectable salary, the
Dr. J. D. Kelley.
ordinance wns not changed. The oidi- I
TILLAMOOK. OK
nance as finally adopted appears at the j
end of I his article.
may
Mr. I landlev addressed tl.e council on
the subject of a certain claim for witness
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
fees which lie agreed to leave to one of
the circuit court judges i i case it W HR
TH.r.AMCOK, OKHGON.
ngieeable to the < ity
Ths matter WHS
taken under advisement.
U. J. D aly .
(O scar H aytea .
The matter of tax levy for the year
1897 whs taken up and discussed, City
J) ALY & IIAYTEK,
attorney May was of the opinion that
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
in order to make a levy legal, it would
be necessary to have an ordinance passed
DALLAS, OREGON
covering the ground, ami a# the b«»ard
is desirous of having everything done
properly the meeting adjourned until
(J LA UDE THAYER,
Saturday evening to give the city attor­
ney time to prepare a proper ordinance
A'JTORNEY-AT-I.A W,
covering the ground.
Following is the ordinance fixing t ha
TILLAMOOK. OKHGON.
Opponile H eadlight Office, Cor. Main aixl salaries and undertakings of city officials:
(J a M es M c C ain ,
Ordinance No. 77.
Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon.
I A. W. S ever ANCK.
An ordinance fixing the salary and
CAIN & SEVERANCE,
undertakings of the city Recorder,
Treasurer, Marshal, City Attorney, Sur­
AITO?.SE.S-AT-LAW,
veyor, and Street Commission« 1 s, of
Tillamook City.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
Sec 1
The people ef Tillamook city
JOSIAH B1GO8
J- S. STEPHENS
do ordain that the salary of file Recorder
of Tiilftmook i*ity shall be Ten dollars
STEPHENS & BIGGS.
($10) per month and before entering
Reni Estate Agents and Representing the
Home Mutual Insurane Co. of California
upon the dillies of Ida office be shall
J. g. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber &
enter into an undertaking wiih Tilla­
. of Portlaud for Schorl Supplies.
mook city in the sum of (|500) Five Hun­
Office at Allen Hotel-
dred dollars for the faithful discbaige of
his duties.
Sec 2
That the salaiy of the city
Treasurer shall be Twenty-five dollars
($25) per year and l>efore entering upon
the diachnrge of his duties he shall
enter into an undertaking with Tilla­
mook eity in the sum of One Thousand
dollars ($1000) for the faithful disdiaige
of his duties
Geiietal Hanking mid ItacliNtige bindne»»«.
Sec 3 That the salary of the Mai-
lute« est paid on time deposit».
ehal shall be Thirty dollars per month
H.xrlimige on England, Belgium. Germany,
an I before en»ering upon the discharge
Sweden and all foieign count« ie«.
of his duties lie »hall enter into an un­
dertaking with Tillamook city in the
sum of Five Hundred dollars ($600) for
the f.iiihftil performance of Ids duties
CUCO. COWM. r-r «—1
Ser 4. That the City Attorney’s sal­
JOHN BAHKEH.
Oregon.
ary shall I e Forty dollars $40 per year.
Sec 5. That the «alary of the City
Smveyor shall I* at the rate of Four
G. W. KIGER,
dollars (4 00) |*r «lay for labor |»e« forme«!
Hec. 6. Ilial tbs salary of the Street
DEALER IN
Coiiiiniasioiiers «4 Tillamook city »ball
In* al the rate of Ona dollar ami Twetily-
five rent« '|1 25) |*r day lor lalor actu­
ally pBrforme«l upon the streets-f TiBa-
m»>. k city
Sec. 7. That all ord in a ncte In ennfiie
with the provisions of this Ordinance
Co actions Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
are hereby repealed.
Tlr it ord 1 ma nee was intro«lnred, fOgu-
BAY CITY. OREGQN.
lat y, ami reed the first 1 me al 8:40 F.
M of Jan 4th, IH97; and the second
time at 6:<0 P M of Jan. IS, 1697
By motion made by N Tbom|«eon and
•nstained by vote of the conmon eoen-
« d that the rules I* ensp-rrded and the
Opposite the Bank. ()r«linance passed to the th in I reading
Upon the qoootioo, Wiall tl.e bril pasa’
tl.e following vote»!,— H. t. Gra-iS|«eed
yew; C. B lladky, yea. M. 1 hmnpt an,
’ H3T AND COLD BATHS »
F. Rs\-
C I*. Kirn.leon, no; C
J
IN CONNECTION
;
I m noldw, yes; yea. 4 no. 1
I here!-re the «»r«linam’O was duly
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'
Th«‘ BEAT MEEDS Ilia« «.row. ’«< Isre I p ea* ', and o»«lored reforro*! to
the mayor at4.45 P M. Jan 18, 1897
Mal» Cutting,
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Approved Jan 19.*^«
ShempooiriB
w. ATLEE BURPEE A CO., PHILADELPHI^PM^
George C.I.II, M»y«f
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Ul.
in.
ELSEWHERE WHEN YOUICAN
Get Good Job Printing
J ust as
'yy j.
eap AT
,
<£a&lcPciilciy
M rs . K atie W illiams , P rop .
Has just recieved a new and complete line of
Hats, Bonnets, Children’s
Hats, Childrens Fascinators >
Baby Outfits, Dress Trinl­
mings and Ladies Furnish­
ing Goods.
Late Styles, New Goods
Lowest Prices
Dress Making Done to Order.
GREAT REDUCTION
C. & B. THAYER
Tillamook.
The TILLAMOOK LUMBERING CO.
will not be undersold and will make
better rates than any other mill Get
our prices and be convinced.
Discount on large orders and for cash.
Our mill is in better shape than ever
and we are prepared to turn out first
class lumber of all kinds.
Tillamook Lumbering Co
A COMPLETE
NEW • STOCK
•
• OF •
StoTres, Tirxy7-aie,
fychinge and looney ^ecuritieg. ZZazd-Txrare,
Cxxtlerzz, ZE’a.rxzx 2xÆa,cïxizx©r3T
I^ogTg-exs’ Sixpplles, etc., etc.
^.lsc ZFislxirtg: Taclzle arxd.
^.ixxxzrxiticrx.
WE KEEP/l FINE LIND OF PAINTS
Everything in our Line is New and up
to date. Call and See for yourselves.
W. H. H. CAREY,
FARM ANNUAL
Claft iq Every particular
who l*ut--Gold” In th. lt.pul.llcao Plat,
form?
i^ more thaq double that
of any other paper in
TillamooK County.
A LAWYER SPEAKS
The one great claim of national ser­
vice put forward in behalf of Mr. Platt PLEi FOR I SEPÁRATE REFEESEMTATIVE
hr entitling him to u seat in the United
State* Semite, is his alleged success in Tillamook County
Demands
her Constitutional Rights
securing the ridoption of the gold stand­
ard plAiik in the St. Louis Republican
platform.
The bit of fiction which
See. 6 of A i tide 4 of the Constitution
asserts that Air. Platt—whose sole con­ of Oregon reads as follows :
“The legislative assembly shall, in
cern before the convention was, first the
nomination of Mr. Morton ns his own the year 1865, and every ten years after,
private candidate, and, second, in any cause an énumération to be made of nil
event the defeat of Air. ^IcKinley,—had I 1 the white population of the stale" and
eomet hii g to do with the shaping of the that “the number of senators and repre­
platform, baa come to be accepted as if sentatives shall, at the session next
it w ere fai t instead of fiction, simply be. I following an enumeration oi the inliab-
cause of its constant repetition in the. i Hants of the United Stales or of thia
New York newspapers.
Our renders state, be fixed by law and apportioned
i
were set right on that point at the tiin .»; 1 among the several counties according Io
but it remains tine that the inside his­ the number of white population in each.
tory of the flaming and adoption of the 1 ho const it nt ion further provides that
gold plank at St. Louis haw not been “I he ratio ot senator s and re p resen ta tivea
generally known. Air. Walter Hellman shall be determined by dividing the
contributes to this number of the Review whole number of white population of
a detailed account of the rise and prog- su< h county or district by such re* per t-
iess of that famous plank. Its preciwo ive ratios; and when a fraction shall
lilial shape was due to the effort of a result from such division which shall
distinguished citizen of Chicago, Mr. exceed one-half of such ratio, auch
Kohlaat, of the Times-Herald,
Mr. county or district shall be entitled to A
WelhnAii's account is not based upon member for such fraction."
The whole papulation of the state in
rumor, and may be regarded aw author­
We now
itative.—F»oin “The Progess of the the year 1895 was 382,762.
have 90 mum bora of the legislative
World" in January Review of Reviews.
assembly. Now divide the total p.pit-
hition, 362,782, by 90, and we have 4030
Nehalem Notea.
as the ratio.
The population of the
(From the Nehalrtn Times.)
county of Tillamook for ths same year
Dr and Mrs. W. A. Wise left Sunday was 3604.
Vet we practically have neither iepre-
iiiornhig <>n their return to Tillamook.
The Dr did considerable dental woik sentation in the Senate nor in the House
of Representatives.
The ratio for
while here
representative alone is 604b, and as we
We understand that llimple and are entitled to representation for a free-
Wheeler will operate their taw mill day lion ever one half of the ratio, we aie
and night in the near future to keep up entitled to tht same, and Home to spate.
with their orders.
One half of 6056 is 3023 mid mb hinted
The cannery men of ths Columbia before we have 3804. And thia enumer-
held a meeting recently and decided to t «lion représenta the wldta population ;
offer 4 cents per pound for Chinook sal­ but from the way we are treated by our
mon, BJgcentN for bluobacks and 2 cents law makers, it would seem that they
consider the majority of this population
for steelhead».
to be other Ilian whiles, presumably
R. Krebs returned Friday from a Indians.
busiiieaa trip to Astoria and Portland,
We only demand our rights.
We are
lie purchased some new machinery for
entitled to a member in the House of
his mill which will be in 011 the first
Representatives, and if promises were
Ateamer, and as soon as it is set up lie
leduemed which weis mads before elec­
will begin cutting maple logs fur IVhtr-
tion, there wenld be no necessity for
ry & Harrison
this s p pea I or for further talk in the
A little record taken from the
Kinney’s cannery on the bay, which matter
began canning Rteellieadn a few week» H ka might of May, 1894, may lint he
ago, has cloned down on account of not amiss as a hit of history on thia subject
Mi M ihkmii . r , Ore , May I4, |894
being able to socme enough fish to war.
1 ant their continuing through the sbmnoh .
We ths undersigned nominees foi ths
I he fisherman’a Union net the price nt Législature on the Repiibhcsii ticket m
20centspei fMi while the cannery would Yamhill county, Ore., do hereby pledge
pay but 17,’2 ’■•»!»» and only a few were otnselves that if elected at the coming
willing to fish for that price
Wial's June election, wo will try all honorable
cannery is wtill in operation on steel­ means, use our influence to soeurs a Rsp-
heads and clams.
resentalive foi Tillamor k county in lieu
of a Joint Représentative between Yam­
hill and Tillamook counties as it new io.
Wocd* Wavelet».
J F. CAtBBBATIf,
(FROM TH« (M.KAN WAV!)
C. H tabi . ky ,
A shoe maker io needed hero, and
J. T. (>OWI>Y,
peiliRpe could do quite well.
Il. G. G uild .
Duck shooting has not been as good
This is something like the old negro
ibis winter an usual; perhaps it is l>e- who said 011 Ids death lied, "I will for-
rause there has been so little ram. give yon, brnddar Johnsing, as 1 am
But a few g^ese have been set’ll lately.
going to die; but reinoiiilxr, if J get
A . C. Southmayd and family returned aril the old grmlg«« holds good, " Ho,
to Shendaii last wwek whore they ex when Ibis bad served its purpose to
pe«l to remain for the rest of the winter elect a Yamliill man, ths <d<l grudge is
revived.
Our appeals seem to Im hi
.Kre)>s Brothers’ mill lias not boon run­
vain.
The
legislature has it in its power
ning \ery much the past few months,
owing to the fact that their attention to deny otir rights under the Constitu­
has been required at Lilt Is Nesttn ca; tion in this an well as in the matter of
however, they will ru • their mill at this more frequent terms of circuit court.
Both of these rights are gimranteed to
place next week
tie by the oiganlc law of the land. Our
J. B. I>mg after spending two seasons
Industries must suffer for want of repre­
at Woods has decided to put a email
sentation, as no man not acquainted
team lamt on the bay to run from the
with them can represent us.
head of lid** oil the big Nesturra to the
Even the great ami good Oregonian
head of tide on tbs Little Neetucca riv­
says'on the question of courts, there
ers
He has purchased Likens' lioys,
should Ire a tendency to discourage liti­
engine and will build a beat thirty feet
gation, but a civilized commonwealth
|nng to be used as a pleasure boat
does not rare to follow that argument to
Thio will be a big thing for Woods, and
its logical conclusion, which would
tl e people ought to patronize him
mean a return to the days of riot and
lilrerally.
bloodshed, revive the days of dueling,
while clan wool«! descend upon clan
“At if a brick were lying in my atom ami destroy them ami their substance.
a< h” is t! e dew« riptiOn l»y a dyspeptic of
I therefore, In coin Insion, ask that wo
Ida feeling after eating
hevea do« roe from the legislative assem­
Tuia is one oí the commonest symp- bly o( the State of Oregon (should they
Imiia of indigestion.
If you have it lake aui ise l in organising) that wo do have
Si aker Difettive Cordial.
and
recover
a
representative and
N- t only tine symptom but a// the another term of circuit court per annum
symptoms of indigestion aie cuiel by for tide county; the same Iroing our
Shaker Digesti ve Cordial,
rooted righto under the constitution.
. many medicines te core tide one
E E Melph,
disorder. Only one that ran be railed
• mimsíu I, because only une that acts in
P.nla will be received by the nnder-
a simple, natural, and yet atientiflc way •tgiied for Iba hniblmg of a large boote
Shaker Digestive Cordial
I gi ve dmo'iiaioo»
near «a i’oamlda.
feirely vegetable and containing no 2»* foot )*otta aqua re, Windows wilh flo-
dange"’tM ingrediente, Shaker Digestive ted easings and painted red.
Blds will
(■ r hal tones np, strengthens, and re* he r>p«Mied as fast ab llrty Ara received
für 36 )e«rs.
| am m Lille partial and f
stores to Health all the digestire organs.
the right one duee not lud, sball rajatl
R Id by druggists, price 10 cents to lliem all.
11 00 per botile.
M.
TrunbiiUg*.
Higuad