Tillamook headlight., May 20, 1897, Image 1

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COLUMBIAS
I oimooxaxo N orth Y amhill :—
■ r eave N. Vamliill daily except Sunday 8 p. m
■ (rriveal Tillamook next day by
4p.n1.
■ 1 eave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p m.
■ Arrive N. Yamhill next day ................. 2p. m.
In HMOOK AND H obsonvillb :—
■ I • ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 r .m
I Arrive Hobsonvllte
..
. ... 9:00am
I i ve Hobaoi’ville, except Tuesday
2:15 p.m.
■ ArriveTillamook ............ .................... 5-15 r.m.
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
Happenings.
■ i eavesSTillaniook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
I ' and Saturdays at
?.a. i”.
I trrives Netarta
... ............................ 12 m
I I eaves Netarts, same days,..................... 1 p. ..1.
I Arrives Tillamook by .......................... 6 j. 111.
Netarti
Geo Phelps, of Netarts, has hia store building
up and inclosed, aud will be ready for busiuess
in a few days.
I‘i eaveic.ra’iKl Rolinde daily except Sunday
It 6 p. m., or on arrival ot mail from McMinu-
I' Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45.
I leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
L. in. or oil arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
thicii is usually 4:30-
Arrives at Grand Koude at 1:45-
Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. t 01 P. M
Money Order department, 8x» A M. :o> P. M
'suuday 4 00 to 6:00 P. M.
C. F, Hobart and family have moved to
Portlaud; where they will reside in the future
Don’t be persuaded to bay a cheap Bicycle. It may
look well ancl ride well at first but after a month's
riding it is a different story. You simply get what
you pay for. The
professional cards .
Campers have commenced to arrive.
Messrs Turner, Ely, Shackleford and Cross
of Pleasant Valley, spent a few days at Netart
this week.
Mr. Geo. W. Phelps, our genial merchant,
has gone to Portland to replenish his stock of
general merchandise.
COLUMBIA AND HARTFORD
£)A.VID WILEY, M. D.,
Sand Lahr.
have stood the test to the satisfaction of thousands.
Call and see Lamb about them; his time is yours.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
Last week Mr. Stanley'was brought before
Justice Smith under the charge of wife beating.
It seems there was plenty of evidence against
him, for the trial was short, and he was found
guilty, and fined ,io oo. Thia is tlie second
batlie Mr. Stanley ha. engaged in lately, the
other being with one of his neighbors. How­
ever he says the fault is with the other fellow.
Catalogue Free if .you Call
All calls promptly attended to
TILLAMOOK, OKK
I
B. C. Lamb, Agent,
Tillamook County
p R. MADISON, M. D,
The Atkinson boys are putting in another
piece of cranberries. This will make them an
acre put in this spring.
PHYSICIAN ami SURGEON
Tillamook, Oregon.
Hutchens Residence,
A good deal of alckn.M >■ reported amongst
the neighbors, and for this reason our school
has dwindled down to about hall its regular
attendance.
titira, fiate Williame, Prop.
J. MAY,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OKl'GON.
J J. J. D aly .
(O scar H avtbx .
J) ALY & IIAYTER,
DALLAS, OREGON
John Garrittse, who has been employed for
some time on one of ocean liners between
Portland and San Francisco, has returned to
his ranch on the Nehalem, and expects to re­
main here for the summer.
Dress Making Done to Order
Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Main anil
Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon.
C. H. Wheeler returned Friday from San
Francisco where he has been for the last few
weeks in the interest of the Hl in pel 8c Wheeler
mill. We understand he secured orders for
lumber sufficient to keep the mill running for
some time to come.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
(J a M ks M c C ain ,
I A. W. S kvekancx .
BUY YOUR DRUGS OF
AirCP.NE'.S-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OHKCON.
j.s. stephens
STEPHENS & BIGGS,
Real Estate Agents and Representing the
H- me Mutual Insurane Co. of California
J. 8. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber &
. of Portland for Schoil Supplies.
Office at Allen Hotel’
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
TILLAMOOK. OR.
f
R. T. Weatherly, of this place, »• making a
trip to Portland, where he will attend the
Grand Lodge, of the I. O. O. F. lie goes as a
representative of Nestucca Lodge No. 114.
The toll road is gettihg in good condition
again, and travel will begin to start shortly.
There have been 10 men warKiaig the toad for
several days, which if kept up will make an
excellent road.
Opposite Bank Building.
Messrs. L. Porter and Lloyd Bennett started
for the Salmon River and Siletz country Tues­
day. They go to look at the place with a pros­
pect of securing some of that valuable land.
GREAT REDUCTION
□retown.
AT
REDUCED
Mr. Redburg ba. returned from bis
RATES i Portland.
ANKof
.
C. & E. THAYER
Oeaet.l Banking and Rxchang« ba.lnew.
Intercut paid on time deposit#.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden aud all foreign countries.
Tillamook,
Oregon.
,
DEALER IN
E^chmge end t^oneij Securities.
Collaction» Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
CTB.O. COMN. Frealdent,
JOMN
S««'r
A CONPLETE NEW STOCK
-----OF ------
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
TINWARE.
FARM MACHINERY,
LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
FISHING TACKLE,
AMUNITION ETC.
ÜHAg. pEIE^Ojl,
BARBER
< NOT MO COLD BATHS ;
IN CONNECTION
I
A FULL LINE OF READY MIXED PAIN IS
A’o M ftulf uvm flock;
Firít Cla^ ¡q EveiRJ particular
to
The Utile child of Fred Bheraliiger, who at
v / h . h . carey ,
' meekly obeys.
Flue weather continues.
BAY CITY, OREGQN
4-, »»»»»»,, , eves » r-4
trip
The TILLAMOOK LUMBERING CO. I morphine pills, has entirely recovered.
The school children under the guidance o
will not be undersold and will make] their
teacher had a acrubbing bee at trie «chool
houee a abort time ago. Every
thing waa
move<l
and given a good cleaning.
better rates than any other mill. Get
The indignation of the Little Nestucca
people over thia dilly-dallying of the Toll Road
our prices and be convinced.
case cannot be expressed.
Discount 011 large orders and for cash. Vincent Sutton'a term of con fin merit in the
jail will expire about June aoth.
Our mill is in better shape than ever I Portland
The mail carrier Baxter, who refuaed for a
<ti,ne to carrylhe mal1 over u> Mr Myer®’
and we are prepared to turn out 11 rst I ,on
house and thuacompelled the Poet Manter to
carry it from Sutton’a to the new office and
class lumber of all kinds.
1 back, haa been ordered» by the department, to
take the mail directly to Myers' doer, and he
Tillamook Lumbering Co
G. W. KIGER,
1
Wood«,
(FROM THE OCEAN WAV*)
Mr. Will Miller lias returned from North
Yamhill, where he has been ■penuhrg the
winter.
ur Stock of Drugs and
Medicines is new and
Fresh and our Stock of Toi­
let Articles and Musical In­
struments the Largest ever
Brought to Tillamook.
0
u
At the request of some of my friends,
I have decided to take a limited number
of pupils in music. Thorough instruc­
tion. For terms, etc., address
Mrs. J. D. Kelly.
B
F. M. Irons, a former resident of Barbra, but
now of Woodstock, spent a few days iu these
parts this week. He expects to move his
family back to his homestead this summer.
WILLIAMS' DRUG CO
’ypCAIN & SEVERANCE,
Even tkifg new and
He writes fer a sheet, evanessent,
(which means, now t’is—then it isn’t)
Sure the ink in his well
Must be brewed down iu-------
For he writes neither pious nor plesant;
And
This
Little
Impious cuss, he
Seems to hanker to rase the devil with me
And fite.
And, this little codger, pestiferous
Begins to call names odoriferous;
“Mephites Mephltica”
Aud "Scribbler” illiterate;
Sure he must be genus dam-nasty cus,
Else
This
Little
Damnastycus. he
Wouldn’t try fer to rase a quarrell with me
And fite.
Sure there’s things of importance to rite OU
And there’s no use of always inditiu
Such peppery trash
And malevolent hash
An scratchin au quarrellin an fitin;
But
This
Little
Damnastycus, he
Jest naclielly likes to rase Satan, you see,
And fite.
Come “peppery,” extend me yer flipper;
Or do you prefer a taste of my slipper?
I'd sure like to please you
Mr. Wm. Butts is here looking over the
(Though
tempted to teese you)
Graves place with a view of fencing and re-
For sure youre a bumptious young snipper,
pairing llie place in general.
And
Seem
K ehalem.
Possessed
(From the Nehalem Times.)
For to be
A tryin to rase the devil with me
Alfred Anderson left Wednesday for Astoria
And
fite.
to take his opposition in Kinney’s cannery.
Dress Trimming and Lining, Laces in Black and Cream,
Velvets and Silks, Hosiery, latest styles in Gloves, Mils, Coats,
Capes, Baby oats, short anil long, also Baby Dresses, Ladies Un­
derwear, a Fine Line of Corsets. The latest styles just
from the East in Hats, Bonnets, and Caps for Children.
(JLAUDE THAYER,
A yoothful disciple of Zeno
With a startlin resemblance to •‘o’1
Has bin thinkiu of late
He was hatched out by fate
To becuiu quite a noospaper hero;
And
Thia
Little
Peppery cuss, he
Goes in fer to rase the devil with iue
And file.
Mr, Hembree has recently bought a large
drove of sheep, aud brought them onto hi. place
Late Styles, New Goods Lowest Prices
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
J osiah biggs
Lines to Zero
COUNTY ITEMS.
The recent ralna have made a marked lm
provement ou the grasa and gardens.
J, u. Chitwood and daughter went out to
Dallas last week; Lula will remain there
Mine Jennie K. Smith a school is progressing
nicely, she is boarding st Grand Pap Lyons.
John W'eslenberger has gone out to Portland
to remain tot some time.
D. C McNeil has boss suffering of late »Uh
the neuralgia in his face.
Joe AltanLerger has charge of the Christman
ranch He and Mr. Grashoff have Loen clean
Ing limbs aad bru»h off of the meadow.
Th« roads are getting good early thia season
Now la the time foe out road boas to have needed
work «lone before settlers begin to go outside to
j work.
WANTED AN
lo dale.
Bl'KXa CO., pAtoat Allomera, Washlaffloa.
toe Ibeir
frru« otter.
-
OPPOSITE BANK.I b.
Yoors Trooly
Hyrum Mossback Pl unkit.
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Town Council
Meeting.
A regular meeting of the Town Coun­
cil wits held on Monday evening all be­
ing present.
A communication was received from
Mayor Colin and read, appointing tlie
various committees for the present year
as provided by ordinance. The com­
mittees are as follows:
On Ways and Menns,
Knudson ;
Reynolds,
Goodspeed,
Ordinances,
Reynolds;
Thoinjisoii,
Hadley,
Accounts and Current Expenses,
Goodspeed,
Thompson;
Reynolds.
Streets and Public Property,
Goodapeed,
Thompson;
Reynolds,
Licenses,
Knudson ;
Goodspeed,
Thompson,
Fireand Water,
Hedley;
Reynolds,
Knudson,
Health and Police,
Goodspeed,
Thompson,
Hadley;
Printing,
Reynolds
Goodspeed ;
Hadley,
The question uf the improvement ot
certain streets was taken up at this
time. Abe Cohn was preser.t and advo­
cated tlie improvement of Main street,
and others called attention to certain
other streets. Tlie matter was referred
to tlie Sheet Committee to report at next
regular meeting
Mr. Orchard, of tlie Waterworks
Company, was present, and offered to
furnish water tree for a hydrant to lie
pul in near the school building, provid­
ed the City would bear tlie expense oi
the hydrant. On motion tlie Recorder
was instructed to order another hydrant
for tlie place.
City Attorney May submitted hia re­
port with reference to tlie controversy
tietweed the city authorities and Coun­
ty Authorities relative to double taxation
of proj>erty within tlie City limits. Mr.
May stated that lie had appeared before
the County Court, and made to it a prop ,
oeition as ordered by the Council at its
last meeting.
Tlie proposition made to the County
Court was as follows:
"Tillamook Ore. Mayßth 1807,
To Tillamook County, Oregon, and
the Hon. Judge, and Cuuimisioiiera
thereof;
Gentlemen;
The City of Tillamook by its Attorney
W. J. May, duly authorized, begs leave
to submit tlie following proposition to
wit: That whereas, during Ilia month
of January 1897 the County Court of Mid
county levied a tax upon the persons
and property of said city, and Mid city
likewise leved a tax upon Mid persons
and property, and siuco Mid taxes 00
levied are in conflict in certain particn-
lare, and in case Ilia eaid persona aud
property ownerwjesiding or owning prop
vrty is Mid city pay ell of said taxes so
levied they will iu certain particulars be
paying double taxes, not authorized by
law ; mid whereas said city at its said
January meeting at which suid levy was
made did levy the following taxes upon*
the persons and property within said
city to wit: two mills general tax, two
mills road tux ami two dollars pvoll tax
(road poll) aud said County Court nt its
said January meeting did levy upon tlie
said persons and property a five mill
road tax and it two dollat road poll tax ;
Now, therefore, said city would most
respectfully ask said lion. Court to in­
struct the sheiitl and tax collecter
of said county te collect and turn over
Io said city the nniount of taxes so levied
by it as aforesaid and not to collect from
the lesidenls of saiil city liny other road
poll tax, mid further instruct said sheriff
to collect from the taxable property of
said city enough additional road tax
over mid above that levied by laid city
to make 6 mills road tax which addition­
al sum lie shall likewise collect for mid
tm ii over to said T illamook City.”
Respectfully Submitted,
Tillamook City,
by W. J. May, Atty.
The county co urt it seems expressed
a willingness to let tbe city have the 5
mill road tux if it bo insisted, to expend
the whole inside tbe city limits, but
Judge Conder atateil Hint lie did not
think it the best policy for the city so to
do as some of the 6 mills should be ex­
pended oil the roads lending into town,
especially that leading west.
The county court at its last meeting
had taken the matter under advisement
and made the following order:
"In the matter of n double levy of
certain taxes within the incorpoi ata
limits of the City of Tillamook
It ap­
pearing to the satisfaction of the court
that there is a double levy of taxes made
in the said city to the amount of 2 mills
on the property mid $2 00 poll tax for
roml purposes.
It is hereby ordered Hint the shei iff do
not collect two mills on all the property
ivitlilnthe limits of said Tillamook City
so leved for roml purposes, mid not to
collect |2.00 poll tax so levied for road
purposes within said incorporate limits
of Baid city, ami that at the filial settle­
ment with saiil sheriff he shall be credit­
ed with said taxes ordered not collects I.'
This order of the county court was
understood by the council to be a tacit
refusal to grant the eitv the entire 5
mills mid a determination to collect the
said 5 mills ami use it ns the court saw
best, ami on motion of uouiicilman Rey
Holds seconded by councilman Hadley
a resolution was passed that injunction
proceedings be commenced ami the coun­
ty enjoined from collecting any tuxes
ill excess of the legal levy
The following bills were presented
mid ordered paid:
1210.08
Woolfe 4 Zwicker hydrant!
.60
0. C. Lamb
I blank book*
«00
freight
Str. Harrison,
I*
1.25
Str. Elmore
3.56
8 I). Childs A Co. dog tags
109.BO
A. G. Long, hose, nozzles etc.
Tbeie being no further busiiiea, , con 11-
cil adjourned.
Kml Knute Tranafem.
A. E. Rittenhouse to 8. J. Ritten
house, Lot 6, KcC. «173 N R.6W.
**
” David and Harsh Whitney to James
Renich Trustee, quit claim to various
traits.
”
" David and Hara J Whitney to (has
St inch field und. H of right of way.
”
” David and Sara J Whitney to Chaa
Mtlnchfield und. % of various tracts.
” David and Sara J. Whitney to James
A. Reinick Trustee und S of rht ul wy.
• W H and Willa E F berin an to Tills
1,11 mb Co. tract lu E. Thomas D. L. C.
If
R Robt A. Hansen to W. L. and C. A
Hartman, W X of W % of Sec 9 T 3 N
at w
>3 John P. Welaenberger et al to p
Weisenburger Lots 1 to 16 B 33 Liver
pool.
” Wesley Day to D. W Rhodes K A hl
B84 T. 1 NRIoW.
Wesley Day to D. W Rhodes K A in
May 13
•M. 34 tp. 1 N. R. 10 W.
Henry and Cora Lowry to W. H.
Gross. tract in See 6 tp 2 8 R 9 W
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Henry aud Cora Lowrey to Joseph
J andere, tract in Sec. 6 3 H 9 and Sec
1« A • 9-
Henry and Cora Lowrey to Monts
Koesier S E >4 of N W »4 of Sec 5 Tp 3
• 9
13. H Patent to Giles Hchlrf 0 E
o(
IS
N W.
NH of B. W. 5^ Her 13 and M
K >4 of M E of Mee 14 Tp. 1 ft. R. R W.
May 6th
What Ila Lost.
I was on a cycling tour and. on arriv­
ing at the ton of a strep bill, I was
told by an old woman that a few days
be'ore a young mail had been killed.
On closer inquiry as to the cause of
the accident, ehe told me he had “loot
something off hia macliine.'’
1 suggested parts of the machine—via.
brake, pedals, lamp
'No; eke didn’t think it was any of
that ”
Then a bright idee struck ma, and I
asked her if control was tbe “eome
thing” he had lost.
”Ah I” she exclaimed
"that’s it: he
Let control of hie macliine!”—Answers