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Vol. IX, No. 40. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
t ,., amook AMD
COUNTY ITEMS
N orth YAMmLi.:—
I eave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. m.
Arrive at Tillamook next day by
4 P m.
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m.
Arrive N. Yamhill next day .............. 2p. m.
T illamook
and
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
H obsonvili . e :—
L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday b oo a.m.
Arrive Hobsouville
9:00 a.m.
L’ve Hobsouville, except Tuesday 1:15 p.m.
Arrive Tillamook............................
5*>5P-m-
G rand R ond :—
K
..
.
Leaves Grand Rounde daily except Sunday
at 6 p. in., or 011 arrival of mail from McMinn­
ville.
Arrives at Tillamook at r.45.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
p. 111. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
which is usually 4:30.
Arrives at Grand Ronde at im­
post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. t 8:00 P. M
Money Order department, 8:00 A.M.
>;oo P. M
Sunday 4:00 to 6:00 P. M.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A Bi ief Glimpse at Last Weeks
Happenings.
. LAMB
N etarts :—
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
... 7 a. m.
and Saturdays at
12 m.
Arrives Netarts
Ip. in.
Leaves Netarts, same days,.
.. 6 p. m.
Arrives Tillamook by ..........
Glenora Gleanings
Lage,lt The Examiner
the ONLY paper that will give a full
account of the great Corbett-Fitzsini-
nions prizefight
0AVID WILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
All calls promptly attended to
TILLAMOOK, ORE
rs . d . c . bowers , teacher oe vocal
and Instrumental music. Terms for Pia­
M
no, 34 lessons for 18.00 or 3 lessons for ,1.00
Voice culture at low rates. Residence opposite
School House.
Tillamook, Oregon.
£a31lcdc SlZitliiiciii e?
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
|J. J. ITALY.
(O scar H avtku .
QALY & HAYTER,
M rs . K atie W illiams , P rop .
Hats, Bonnets, Clii IdrtMi’s
Hats, Childrens Fascinators,
Baby Outfits, Dress Trim­
mings and. Ladies Burnish­
ing Goods.
Late Styles, New Goods Lowest Prices.
The mail carrier’s horse dropped dead
fourteen miles this side of Gules Creek
last week
Mr. Reelier, who was
currying the muil, cauie on toot to this
place, when lie procured Hiiotlier horse,
und succeeded in gelling to the end of
the route (Illingworth) Although a little
later than schedule time.
Tlie nnnual school meeting was held
on Monday at the schoolhouse. J. F.
Reelier whs elected director, ami F. H.
Herrington clerk.
A a pec in I school
meeting has been called to elec, another
director in place of W. J. Smith, who
resigned.
Woods Wavelets.
(EROM THE OCEAN WAVE)
II A Miles was couimtaaioned a
notary public* Feb. 27.
C. C. Christensen, of Oretown, has
been granted a patent on a sluice-box.
Roy Mattoon left for Eastern Oregon
Saturday where he expects to spend the
summer.
Albert Lucy, who ha» »pent several
months at Athena, Oregon, returned
Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Main and home Friday.
Second Street. Tillamook City, Oregon.
DALLAS, OREGON
(J LA UDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
lycCAIN & SEVEKANCE,
Emma
Tkis space belongs to
Williams "Drug Qo.
^hc will be iq business in a s^cri
D. C. McNeil luid a touch of la grippe
last week.
time, at Tillamook, ©regon-
J. D. Chitwood was laid up witli a
severe touch of laziiie»» last w*ek.
TII.I.AMOOK, OHKGON.
J- 8- STEPHENS
Real Fatale Agent, and Representing lhe
Home Mutual Iusurane Co. of California
J. 8. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber S
. of Portland forSchoil Supplies.
Office at Allen Hotel'
Several head of cattle have died here
from
e larvation.
At the request of some of my friendfl,
I have decided to lake a limited number
of pupils in music. Thorough instruc­
tion. For terms, etc., address
Mrs. J. D. Kelly.
TILLAMOOK. OR.
GREAT REDUCTION
B ANKof
AT
REDUCED
RATES
C. & E. THAYER
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.
Ueaeial ItanklKg »nd Kachan»« baehiei».
luterewl paid on lime deposit».
Kxi'linnge on ><ii«l»iul, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden »nd »II foielgn colllltrie*.
Tillamook,
Oregon.
G. W. KIG^ .,
Wi »« •
DEALER IN
Tillamook Lumbering Co
Exchange find looney ¡Securities
O1CO. COMN. Fr.sld.nl,
J ohn bamkh :«. s««'y
Collections Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
BAY CITY, OREGQN
Items.
John Westenlxrger has gone out to
His health has
consult a physician.
been failing for seme time.
ArrOBNK.S-AT-LAW,
STEPHENS & BIGGS.
A. C Diniiek is making a trip to
Sheridan this week. He took out Mr.
Bert Compton and his family, who have
been visiting relatives here for a few
weeks, ami will bring in a load of freiglit
on his return trip.
We have been having a spell of nice
weather since the snow storm of I wo
weeks ago.
(J a M es M c C ain ,
|A. w . S everance .
M
Mrs. F. B. Herrington Ims been visit­
ing lor a few days nt W J. Smith’».
Dress Making Done to Order.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
JOSIAH BIGGS
James F. Reelier Ims been mull car-
tier for tlie past week.
4*
Has just recieved a new and complete line of
\y T MAY,
MAR. II 1897. $1.50 Per Year
A COMPLETE
NEW • STOCK
•
• DF •
Supplies, etc., et—
^"'islx2.ixg' Tao^zle azxcl
.¿ù_mxxrLiticn..
t
WE. KE'EP/I FINE LINE OF PAINTS
Everything in our Line is New and up
to date. Call and See for yourselves.
W. H. H. CAREY,
Opposite the Bank
Gen. Pap Sloan met with a serious
accident oil the 23d of Feb.
While
slHsliing brush and timber .n 'bunch of
young timber growing on a log slid off
and fell on the old gentleman, crushing
him Io the ground and spraining hia
' light ankle severely. He has been laid
up since the accident, hut we hope he
■ will be able to resume work soon.
Joe Grob arrived from California a
short time ago mid is deing work on his
ranch, lie will return to California in
a short time Io work through lhe
spring and summer months.
Elwood Sloan is making a wagon
road around the two fords on hi« wife's
land. It is a shame that lhe county
d<»ea not help the settlers in here to open
the county roail on the survey . The
extreme south eifH of the county has
been treated sln«m«fully by lhe ion <I
hoes. Th« settlers here will kick worse
this year than a bay steer if they do nut
gel some help in working lhe road this
summer.
and has plenty of executive ablity. We
have been veiy unfortunate during the
past twenty year« in the ch «ice of
teachers. Of course, the blame is with
the teacher». Some are foolish enough
to say, the children are to blame and
others make a misake in thinking the
parents are to blame in believing all re­
ports lhe children bring Lome from
school. We don’t object to the teacher
whipping lhe children—providing the
said children belong to the other fellow.
Ours never need it. They are el ways
good. The trouble is that the teacher
always whips the wrong one
All the
other children say so, and that ought
to be proof. Some people think none
of the children ought to be whipped;
other think they all need it, still others
imagine it is the parents who need it
most. Any way,all are agreed that a
teacher should maintain order and use
force if neccessary providing that the
force is used on the other fellows had
I>oy8—not ours, you know. We are not
very hard to please if we get the right
kind of a teacher.
We dont exactly
want an angel, neither do we desire a
devil—probably a mixture of both would
fill the bill. Applications should be
sent in immediately ns school will begin
about the first or tenth of April.
ig more thaq double that
of any other paper in
Tillamoo^ County.
COUNTY COURT
RECORD OF IRE FEBRUARY MELTING.
List of Claims Allowed
and
Business Transacted.
A legnlur term of Hi* County Comt
was held, beginning March 1st, 1897.
Present, W. W Conder, Judge, C. H.
Wheeler, Commissioner, D. 1‘ Harvey,
Coinniiflsioiier, J. D Edwards, Clerk,
and J. IL Jackton, Sheriff.
The following claims were allowed :
W. W, Conder, Judge, salary, *41.66
»*
Tom Contes. Dep. Cl’k.,
BO 00
G A Walker, Si h. Supt ' I »»
33 33
I»
J D. Edwards, Co. Clk.
133.33
>»
J . II. Jackson, Sheriff,
183.33
John Barker, Co. Treue., »»
41 66
J S Siepliene, Assessor, work 20.00
C. 11 Wheeler, Com., mileage A sal.
17 00
II. H. A Idei man Dep. Slier. salary
50 00
D. P. Harvey Com. mileage A salary
9 20
Herald I'ub. Co. Delinquent tax lint
22 11
Jasper Smith, making jury lint 3d Diet.
3.00
Tlie Anti-Hen Ordinnaee
George Bodyfelt making jury list Sdiut
2 00
Will C. Smith milking jury liut 3d diet.
Mr. Editor of lhe Tillamock H ead ­
light :
2.00
Lein Pm ker for 2 days’ work drawing
In your issue of the 13th of February,
6.00
1897, you publish the doings or business 1’1 Ians for Daugherty bridge
B. C. Lamb for supplieu,
53 65
transactions of the Tillamook City
W . L. Brooks 4 da. at teacher«’ exam
town council, I read that the “Learned
12.00
Veteran Councilman'*, C E Reynolds,
G. R. Huff
"
’’
”
12.00
wants an ordinance made, framed, con­
G. A. Walker ”
”
’’
12 00
cocted and put into existence bearing
E. F. I.yster for bomd of H. L. Tucker,
lhe title of “Anti-llen Ordinance” to
16 00
compel every owner of a hen or hens to
Colin A Co. aupplieit,
10 55
keep them continually on his own prem­
E. K. Scovell, Jualli'e’» fcea in llio
ises, feed them out of his own barrel,
and to scratch on their own dung-hill. cuxe of Oregon vu Srnninore Int «lint 5.85
Herinnii Bt liollnieyer, Conet.
4.70
That's a law that is wanted all over the
ChriB Olson, witness,
1.60
county; but a hat hens are they that
Gilbert Denn, juror,
1.00
are to be shut up—hen chickens, hen
»*
1 20
J. B. Pnpe,
turkeys, crows, blackbirds, or buzzards?
>»
R. Krebs,
1.20
Well, what about lhe cwks—oh I 1 beg
M
1.20
H.
Lund
berg
pardon, roosters, I should say,—are
1.20
Chas Robitcli »»
they not obnoxious, obstreperous, irre­
IsOO
Osinr Bergman »
sponsible, deslinclive animals as well as
.60
L. B. Alley, rejected juror,
lhe hens? Seeing that Bro. Reynolds'
11. A. Bloom Rd’ Sup. snl
10.00
fellow councilmen aie not willing to
F. Long, supplies furnished N. B
have the roving commission of their
16.10
hens curtailed or vetoed, why nut coin­ Morev
10 50
Tillntnook l'ub. Co. printing
promise the matter and make that
Jet. heads A blanks,
ordinance to act in the manner and
8.05
style of the cow ordinance of Tillamook
G. A. Walker, stAiups, etc.,
2.00
city.
That ordinance forces the
W. Jacobson for 2 iron Mumpers, 20 00
owners of cows to take them ofF the
.1 R. Hicks Rd work dist 1,
6.1)0
streets and shut them up al night, till a
Krebs Bros., lumber,
26.74
certain hour the next morning; but it
b M Daily filed bis bond as super­
does not compel them to feed those
cows at night, so per consequence, as visor of Dial. No. 4 in the sum ol $100,
,
soon as let out in (he morning, they, : and the bond whs approved.
L. F. Aimnnmison filed Ids deed con­
being hungry, rush for the street, well
known to them, on which the farmer is veying to Tillamook Co certain lands
coining to town with his produce to sell, fora highway in the Nestucca country.’
Th« county clerk whh ordered to can­
eggs, butter, or vegetables, and some
feed for his team; and possibly not cel tlie Male of the following properly
having lhe 20 cents to pay lhe livery I belonging to Margaret Thompson and
man for stable loom, he hauls his wag­ which had been sold for laxea; to-wit,
and H E << of N
on to one side of the road, or on an open I Lot 4, E «, of H E
lot, tiirna his team around to lhe feed he I E ¿4 mc 18 Tp 3 N R 7 W, E % of N W
Lola 1 ami 2, E % of ¡8 W 1$ of «e* 19
has for them, covers up his produce, 1
of tec 19 L
and «tarts about his business
Then T 3 N R 7 W, W % of H E
of N W
of sec 17,
see the cows mount into Itis wagon, cap- 3 N R 7 W, 8 W
Sixe hislxixe.ofbuUer.ndI eggs to get Tp3NR7W,amf the clerk wax or-
,
.
,
,
.
.I aa .- aa .I
IxUll« IIUlHllirllillU Ilf r AM I* t > 1 t\l (ZX11
tlie garden truck Mini the little that s tiered to l»«ne certiHcntea »1 redemption.
In
tlie
matter
of the (coiiatruction of
there for the team. So 'the team Hint i
has to haul a load home again must go tlie Duuglierly alougli bridge, the follow-
hungry till it get. home, jil»t to fen«l tlie
,
W D. Wood, *972, approach«», per
town cow»
What provision i» there made in that, lineal foot, $1 92.
cow ordinance by which tlie farmer can I George Menns, *580, approaches per
collect pay for tne damage» done to liim ; foot, *2 10, breakwater, *1 26.
| hy the town cow«, for lhe loea of hia | C E, Donaldson, *480, pier protection
produce and team’» fodder, end In»« of ■ per foot *1.36, approaches, *1.80.
lilil« ehaaiiiR a cow to get Rome article' The contract was awarded to C. E.
We will he highly pleased when the »lie ba* »tuck her born» into and ' Doiinlilnmi »ml ha wan required to fur-
II ka D lig H t comes out ill its new garb.
paekerl away with her when tliere’» niali bolide ill the sum of *5o0
Nick Drostoff was granted a license to
Our animal schoolmeetiiig passed oft noiliitig leit ill the wagon for her to eat? | •ell »piriluoua liquors in less quantities
Noria
The
writer
of
thie
article,
on
one
quietly. Nic Afolien was elected dirwe-
than one gallon, nt Nehalem.
t-ir for one year in the place of D. C. occasion, wa» compelled Io chase an old
In lhe matter of the building of a
cow
for
two
hour»
around
lhe
town
till
.
McNeil, resigned, and Elwood Hlinm
bridge aero»» the Big Nestucca the fol-
lie
landed
her
ill
an
old
barn
on
the
wan elected director fur three yearn. J
lowing bide were made:
D Chitwood was re-elected clerk. The wonth aide of town, to get hi» bridle off i George Means, *7175
her
head
Ami
alien
one
of
lliom*
1
district lias taken initiative »le|m to«"id
C. F. Royal A Son, Salem, *5084.
Wood A Kigur, *0200.
building » »< -hoollmUMr this coining sum­ oiinoxioue lien» gel* a nice, ripe tomato
The contrai l was awarded to C. F.
mer Their echo-d will commence the in her nmutli from Bro. Reynold»’
fiist Monday in May, »ml the liourd ol garden, Ireaide» plugging all bi» melon» | Royal A Soil
In the matter nt the delinquent tei
directors is ready now to receive appli­ mid »quaaliea Io find u ripe one, where
for 1894 »nd 1895 th« warrants hav­
cation« for the m ho I.
will lie get lhe recotnpenee for the roll
ing expired on, and llieie is still tax due
deelrriction of yigetalile»? Echo ttnyn oil, »»id rolls, it we» ordered that lhe
Oretown Offering»
clerk place warrants thereon fur th«
"Where?”
Wade in, Bi other Reynolds, and pul collection of said taxes, said warrants to
be made returnable on Monday, the 3d
Mr. AndrewCommon« now ha» a flour that lien oriiitiauce in lull force, and you day ol May, IW7.
mill which run» by water power with mi will make a better record lor youraelf
Court adjourned.
over »hot wheel. Ile raieea hi» own than all the eOUllrinsd Oregon Congrea»*
men,
and
all
the
farmer»
doing
a
wheat and grind« whenever he i« ready.
A. L«tclier »ml G. Jenkins have bought
prodine buaineM in Tillamook city will
At tlie school Imuae meeting last week
"•puke” a good word in the «men cor­ the tool» ol A II.Harris, and will here­
several women were prenent. O. Nash i
ner for the bishop to light you through after do all work in th« jewelry line.
was elected as director »nd 8. H. Rock purgatory, eapecially if yon will faateu Bring na your Irada. Hatinfaction guaran
as clerk
a ring in lli« »idewalk for them to lie teed. I will personally look alterali work
entrusted to my store. Fine watch work
Thia di«t»ict ia in need of a fool leather, their boreee to in front of your «tore
I
a specialty.
A Letcher.
Marlro I’oio.
one who holds a first—elate certificate