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TILLAMOOK
Every single cent they nmke ia
devoted to the purcliaM of nppli-
ances to render their work of prop
eriy Having and life saving moie.
effective. The only thing that we
are sorry for is not that they are
exempt from poll tax but that they
are not exempt troni all the ills
that flesh is heir t<>—not that they
make a nickel or two, now and then
but that they are unable to make
enough to make the 'Tillamook
fire companies the best equipped
ire companies on the whole Pacific
fUoast. Assistance given to the f.re
o mpanies is “like bread cast on
the waters" It will “return again
after many days“and it may return
much s<amer than we imagine.
TlllamooK as a
Mining County.
Tillamook county, Oregou, has never
made
HEADLIGHT,
Review of Reviews, with particular
emphasis on the two first words. It
aeems likely enough that the public
will easily fall into the way of calling
this magazine the American Monthly,
for short. It is announced
however,
by the editor, that the full and formal
title will retain the words Review o
Reviews. The magazine is especially
devoted to public affaiis and topics ol
the time, and its presentation of all such
matters is conspicuously from the Arneii- r
can point of view. Its reviews and con- '
densations from America Hiid foreign
periodical literature form a very accept
able part of its monthly bill of 'are; but
inasmuch as this work of reviewing the j
periodicals occupies very much less than
half lhe apace ol die magazine, it s
obvious that the (ill* Review of Reviews
comes far short of expressing the full
scope of lhe |ieri«>dical As an ordinary
designation, the wolds American Munin-
ly will better fit lhe facts of the case.
Nevertheless a great prestige and reputa-
alion have been built up by years oí
haid work under the title Review oí
Reviews, and it is not intended that the
expansion of lhe name shall result in the
sacrifice of any part of the recognition
aud credit that have accrued to the
mime as it has stood hitherto. Ti e
magazine continues under the editoruli p
of Albert Shaw, and the public is dis
tinctly informed that lhe expanded title,
appearing on the cover for July, “im
plies not the slightest degree of change in
the plans, methods, aims, scope, editor
ship, management, or control of lilt
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TH I -KS DAY,
toHn-n a Refutation for Selling the Best Good8
Good RePutat^n’tmost reasonable Prices and for
to
a
Hie-¡-Truckee -¡- Lumber* Company
J
has □btainsd in the ysars in which it has dons busines here,
fine new stock of
We have a
Groceries, Provisions and Loggers Supplies Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
and General Merchandise, —
which we are selling at lowest living rates. No stale groceries
noshelf worn goods, no shoddy materials, of any kind. Give us
a trial and you will stay with us.
any pretensions to mineral wealth and is yet
awaking its first mining boom; yet it stands a
very good chance, in time, to become one of
the very first mining counties in the state.
Of quartz veins, there are absolutely none
Telephone No 6.
at all, or if there are any they are yet undis
Office corneto» Main anil 2<1 street..
covered, and hydraulic mining has never been
attempted, as there is no gravel in the county
containing gold in sufficient quantities to tempt
even
the most sanguine amateur gold miner in
Last Saturday's edition of the
to making an experiment.
Oregonian was devoted to the Whatever auriferous wealth this county
Milting interests of the great North possesses is contained in the black goldbeaiiug
sand found In considerable quantities along its
west. It was a splendid edition beaches. This sand is found mainly at four
difftrent
points, viz: Salmon*river. at lhe ex
bristling with information on the
treme south, Sand lake, Netarts and Cannon
SIMMONS.
mining resources of Oregon, Wash beach. At each of those places considerable
the Circuit Couit of tlie State oi Oregon, J Fourth; For a decree that the paid defendants
ington, Idaho and Monlnini, ami it prospecting has lieen done, blit the appliances» for In the
and each of them be forever barred and fore
County of Tillamook.
11. e«l have been mainly very simple and crude
closed of all right, title or interest in and to the
should I»«in the handsofevery miner an«l not at all adapted to save the fine flour and Richard Nixon as Receiver of the)
Portland Savings Bank. Plaintiff |
said real property described in said mortgage
flake gold contained in the sand.
and mine owner in the Country,
vs.
I
or any part thereof, and that all of said real
Tlie principal expeiintents on this line were W. 8. Runyon, James Steel, S. W. |
property, with the exception of the south half
conducted at Saud lake, at a place known ns ller.S. V. Anderson. Edward Evans /
ami Eliza F.Evans his wife, Mary i
of the northeast quarter, the south haif of the
Cape Kiawanda. County Clerk J. 1). Edwards
and Lewis Prager, Hyman |
northwest quarter and lots two [ij, three [3J,
One thing win demonstrated by who spent one entire winter prospecting at the M Hugln-s.
Prager, and W lliain Prager,
and four
of section two |i] Township two
defendauts.
the lire that occurred this morning, above-named point, is of the opinion that the partner«,
To the above named W.S.Runyan, defendant. I (2] south of range eight [8| west, and the east
gold is there, and that all that is required is a
and that is that this City needs a good process of extraction. Neither the cya In the name of the State of Oregon, you are halt of the southwest quarter and the south
hereby notified and required to appear in the east quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
few more lire liydrantH distributed nide nor electric process has yet been tried, ami above
entitled court on or before the first day tion three [3], Township one [1] north of range
Mr. Edwards is of the opinion that when tried
through the residence portion of satisfactory results will )>e obtained. The gold of the next regular term of said court, to wit: nine (9) west of the Willamette Meridian, in 1
the
fourth
of August next, l>eiiig the which said defendant Runyon and said plaintiff
the town. What good does the is all of the flour, flake and cube character, and twenty-third Monday
day of August, A. D. I897, and have no interest, be sold as upon execution to
jt. will not yield to any except the most perfect
water system <1 »our people so far as process of extraction. What is true of pros answer the plaintiff's complaint tiled satisfy the amounts claimed, and that plaintiff
have such other and further relief in the prem-'
fire protection is concerned if there pecting at Hand lake is equally true at all the against you in the above entitled suit ise«
as to equity may seem meet.
other points mentioned. From Cannon beach and if you fail no to appear «•«<! answer
lire no hydrants near enough to recent reports have come that were highly en for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply I This summons is published pursuant to an
them to enable the lire companies couraging, but they lack satisfactory ronfirm- to the court for the relief demanded in said older of Hon George If. Burnett, Judge of said
Court, made on the 1st day of July, I897.
ation. To any one having sufficient capital to ' complaint.
to reach their buildings?
Gainmans & Lamson,
1
The relief demanded in the complaint here- j
bring in the necessary machinery and use the
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
most approved processes, the black sand along ill is as follows:
ourbeacnes might affort a profitable field for
First: For the reformation of a certain deed 1
prospecting, as the supply is practically inex from
1
the defendants Edward Evans, and Eli- I
SUMMONS.
One of the queer things that de- linustible.
, za F. Evans, liis wife, to the defendant. W. S.
n the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon, for
Recently
a
number
of
quartz
claims
were
1 Runyon, to a portion of the real property here- [
veloped during the progreHH of tlie
lhe County ol Tillamook.
located on what was discribed in the location
descrilied
preparation for lhe celebration on notice« as the “Salmonb<»rry river,” but HN inafler
W. W. Conder, Plaintiff)
Second: For the recovery by plaintiff from I
—VB—
I Department
Monday last was 11 foolish find Illi- there are two streams of that name in the the defendants W. S. Runyon and James Steel, C. P Roland, mid
r
county and the locators have observed the of the sum of forty-four thousand three hulid- ’ R. A. Huse
No. 2.
I
reiiHOimlde jealously, ot the tire most piofound secrecy as to the exact location
Defendants.
J
red
and
thirty-six
dollars,
with
interest
thereon
I
of their alleged find, we cannot say anything
To C. P. Roland and R. A. Muse. tlfe above
companies. There seemed to be a I authoritatively concerning It, save that it is al the rate of eight per cent per annum from; named defendants and each of you;
great and absorbing fem* <m the I not believed by mining men here that there is theayl day of February, iHqi, all in U. S. gold In the name of the State of Oregon:
coin, and the further sum of five thousand dol
in it.
You are hereby summoned and required to be
part of Home persons that the fire-j ' I anything
J. H. Jackson, sheriff «»f thia county, a mining lars, attorneys fe •». together with his costs and and appear in the above named court on or be
disbursements
herein, all on account of a cer
man might nmke something out of expert of many year’s experience, widely
fore August 23rd, 1897. the same being the first
known and of recognized ability, has prospect tain promissory note made and delivered by «lay of the next t egular term of said court fol-
the celebration. The idea seemed | 1 ed
the defendant W S. Runyo 1 to the de e idaut
the ounty very closely, and has come to the
j lowing the expiration of six weeks publication
to haunt the minds of these self- conclusion that, aside from the gol«i containe«! Janies Steel and en I irsed by said defendant of this summons upon you, and answer the
Janies
Steel to the Portland Havings
iiacriAcing individuals; it filled in the sea beach sand (which he believes to be Bank, and dated February 2.3, l<»v and being complaint of the plaintiff in the above named
very little.) there is absolutely no gold in the
suit.
their holy souls with godly sorrow county Mr. Jackson calls attention to the for said sum of 944 316, with interest Cherton You will take notice that if you fail to appear
after maturity at the rate of eight per cent per
fact
that
five
large
river«,
the
Nehalem,
Kilchis
I
aud
answer lite complaint for want thereof, t .e
that the firemen h I ioii hl manifest 11
annum, said note being due in one year.
Wilson,Trask and Nesliicca, cross the county
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
Third:
For
the
foreclosure
of
a
certiin
mort
disposition to make Homelliing out from east to west, rutting through all the form
demanded in lhecomplaint, towit:
gage, executed and delivered by the defendant
ofa Fourth of July celebration. ations. He has tested many of the gravel beds W. 8. Runyon to the defendant James Steel to j First: That he have judgement agaiust the
along these streams for gold, and found none at
defendant C. P. Roland for the sum of One
I he heinoiiH sin of avarice with al! all; hense he is of the opinion that none exists, »•cure the payment of said promissory note, Hundred and Fifty ($150) Dollars with interest
upon lhe following described real property sit
an
opinion
in
which
most
of
the
old
mining
I
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum
its awful consequences was dwelt
uated in the County of Tillamook and State of
men of the county concur, except a« to the
' from the 2nd. day of J une 1^96, and the furthei
Oregon,
to
wit:
upon by these persons mid rungi tie amount ot gold tn the sea beacti sand, on which
The southeast quarter of section nineteen(i9> sum oi 350.00 attorney's fees aud for coats ami
disbursements in this suit or action.
changes udoii it, ‘ad libitum, ad subject opinions differs widely.
mid lhe southwest quarter of section twentyfao)
Of silver, coppe 1, cinnabar, lead or other
Second: That his lien created by said mort
nauseum,'' “The firemen actually mineral, excepting coal alone, there is abso all in Township one (1) north of range six west gage
be foreclosed upon the lands described
of the Willamette Meridi in
wanted to make st melhing out of lutely none to be found.
Also lhe north half of section twelve (12) ami herein, and in said mortgage, and that the lands
Coal, of the lieat quality and in considerable
ordered sol«l to satisfy the sum due upon
the fourth of July celebration,” <|uaiitity, is known to exists in the northern the northeast quarter of section twenty two lie
(n), and the south west quarter of section Baid moi tgage, and that the proceeds be applie«l,
mid, per consequence they must he part of tlie county at least, an«l there are twenty four, all in Township one (r) north first to the payment of h a .1111 due the plaint, ff
strong indications that it may exist in other
together with lhe costs and disbursements and
silt down upon mid properly dis localities farther south. On Coal creek, a of range seven (7) west of the Willamcte Merid accruing
costs of this suit.
Ian
eournged; and so they discouraged branch ot the Nehalem, emptying into it about Also the northeast quarter and the north half Third; That all persons including the defen« -
mile* from Its mouth, arc f«»un«l abundant of the south half of section twei.tv-two fn]. ants, herein be forever foreclosed of the equity
them all they could mid even tried eight
«cam« and veins of excellent anthraeiti* coal, Township two |i|, north of range nine [9] of redemption in or to the said mortgaged
to sit dow 11 on them. But there equaling that of Nanaimo , B C . and far ex west of the Willamette Merhlian containing premises or any part thereof, and for such
cred Ing that at t’o>»a' bay The existence of
relief a* to lhe Court may seem equitable
nre some people hard to discourage thia coal has been known for more than thirty one thousand two hundred.and eightyft jfio)acie«. other
A’s i the south half of the northeast quarter in the premises and for costs.
mill some tilings quite uncomfort years, and considerable pro*|»ecling has been ami the so itli half of the northwest quarter, This summons is published for six weeks by
done On tills creek three distinct veins are
ami lots, one (1), two (J), three (3) and four (4 order of Hon. H. H. Hewitt judge of the afore
able to sit down upon.
visible, one above tlie other, and ranging from
ami the southwest qii it ter of section two ( j ), said court made at Chambers, July 2nd 1897.
two
to
four
feet
in
thickness.
For
quite
a
dis
But how utterly absurd tlie ideii
K. E. Selph
mid ths south half of the southeast q tarter of J
lance the creek bed is a solid mass of the finest
Attorney for Plaiutiff.
of being jealous of a volunteer Are coal, l*he only difficulty rncount« red by the section three (3), a «id the northeast quarter, and
the north half of the southeast quarter of sec
company and begrudgiing it any prospectors 011 Coal creek is that the formation tion
ten (to)and the southeast «¡uirter of the
the mouth of the creek, at least, is some
SUMMONS,
degree of suceess, whatever in its neat
northwest quarter, and the northeast quarter
wlmt faulty, that Is, it is irregular and broken
Iu the Circuit Court of tlie State of Oregon for
ot the southwest quarter and lotsone (I), two (>)
undertakings, Th <re is no
At ««»me remote age nubsequeut to the formation
three \t) and lour (4) of section eighteen (18). the County of Tillamook.
of thia coal «1e|*osit the» e seems to have been
unsellish organisation on
and the southwest quarter of the northeast Mary S. Down-*, Plaintiff)
some violent upheaval of nature that broke up
—vs—
j Department
and the west half of the southeast qtiar Henry Grose and
than the volunteer Are Colli- the coal l»eda. setting some ol the¡11 on edge quarter.
| .
ter and the southeast quarter of the south Mary Peckham
No.».
throwing
\
ast
quantities
of
coal
to
the
surface
Defendants.
j
pltll V, and there is none tllHt ami generally disturbing the continuity of the weal quarter, and the north half of the north
To Henry Grose the above named defendant.
east
quarter
and
the
north
half
of
the
north-*
more d enerven etieoiiragemenl. coal veins 01 svai.ia. Further up the stream the
In the name ot the State of Oiegon:
west quarter, and the southeast quarter of the
are belter defiued and more continuous,
Tukv our own lire <*ompitny for t-x seams
northwest quarter, and lots twofjt and three (3) You are hereby auniiu<»iied and required to be
and it is lielitf ved that lhe coiinti y at that point ,
section nineteen (19). and the northwest and appeal iu the al»ove named court on or tie-
itinpli*: Ils inemlien receive ab has beeu but little disturbed by the upheaval • of
,
puarter of section twenty-one (tf), ami the fore August 23rd 1897. the same being the first
that so broke up the vein« neater the river.
solutely no compensation. They Vast lM»d*of «.'oal are known to exist there, that southwest quarter of section («6) all in town day of the next regular term of said court fol
two (>) south or range eight (8) west of the lowing the expiiation of six weeks publication
me mt wily men who own lull little, awaits only enlerpi iae and capital to develop «hip
of this summons upon yon, ami answer the com* 1
Willamette Meridian
them am! place oil the market vaat quantities
if any t roperly in the town. They of the Kat coal 011 the Pacific coast
Also the north half of the south half of section plaint of the plaintiff in the above named suit.
I twenty eight/M). iu Township one [i] North of
You will take imtice that tf you fail to appear
are nearly all men who work bind These coal lebla are not at all inaccessible. I range six west of the Willamette Meridian and
answer the complaint for want thereof, the
Large
«tied
coal
lunge«
could
1«
run
tip
the
I
ci ery day, either in shop, office, tl*er to the mouth ot Coal creek ami from I 1 „„„ Also the north half of section thirty two ¡3«) plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relic
section thirty three (33]. and section demaude«! in the complaint, towit:
store or mill, mid when the tliiy's thenre an lu< »¡»en«ive road ot some kind conM , ami
thirty four
First That she have judgement against
-z-----(34i »nd section thirty fire rS5> all in
be conatt uct<xl to the ml«ie« The Bar at the r -
work is done they feel quite iim much mouth of the Nehalem i »Yer admit» veaaela of t«'wn«'iip one [|j north of range seven [7 west the defemlant Henry Grose for lhe sum of Tw>
Hundred and sixty three and 97-100 [F263 97]
the Wdliamette Meridian
like rvHting from toil its any of 11-, sufficient size to cariy the coal to mirket with l •it Also
the un th half of the northwest quarter Dobara with tuteresi thereon at the rate of ten
Theae coal fields are invitiug capital
mid yet they uniat nmiiitniu profit
and the southwest quarter of the northwest per cent ¡»er anuum from the tSth. day ot Nov
aitd enlei prise, and al aoiuv time in the uot
HM. *“d the further sum of [975] attor
their orgmiizittioii, nt I tool their distant future will yield abundai.l piofit to quarter, and the northwest quarter of the s»uth ember
westquai er sect on tw nt - f ee (tg)Tou n »hip ney • fee« and for coats and disbursements in
those
who
invest
iu
them
Should
the
Astoria
meetings for drill mul when tires
oie(i), north 01 range right [9, west of lhe this suit or action.
A Seaside railroad t*e built along the route ex
Merhlian
Second That his lien created by said mort
come, ah com • they will, be remly pc led, It will tap the coat Acids, and solve the milaiuette
Also the »uihwest quarter of ...
..
. “ gage . be foreclosed
upon ____
the —
lands
described
the «outheast
.
—ucsvriixii
nt tiny hour of the day or night to transportation pro bl« m
«¡naiter, and the east half of lhe southwest herein. an«l in Mid mortgage, and that the lands
l^irgv bunches of coal have also been fouml quarter, and the southeast quarter of the north l»e ordered «old to satisfy the »urn due upon
risk their lives if need be for the de on lhe waters oi Bewley creek and on the upper i west quarter of section three (jj. and lhe north «aid mortgage, and that the proceeding 1«
Wilson riser,
river, t.ut
but inabln,
nothing to
ia known of the ex
fense of the liven and property ofot Wllssi
west quarter of the northeist qua« ter and the applied. first to payment of the «urn due th«
tent nf the de|w»iu. If nuy entolk.
«»nth half of the northeast quarter, and the plaintiff together with the costa and disburse*
hers. If that ia not iliiaelfmlinesa we
-D. De It to.-m.ti, hi OiegonMU
northra«! quarter of the southeast quarter of nienta. nd accruing cost« of thia suit.
know not the meaning of the word
«retIou eight ,9(. all tn Township one [rl. north
Third That all persona including the defend
of
range nine fel west of lhe Willamette Mend- ant*. herein t»e forever foreclosed of the right
And yet some |>eople l>"grudge
tan.
of equity of redemption tn or to the savl mort
Paragraphs
llieir making nnytliiiig. And wlinl
Also the east half of the southeast quarter gaged pretniaes or any part therof and for such
Ths
liegliminKot
• new volume of the and the northwest quarter of the sn«*thea«t other relief as to the court may seem equitable
if they do make something? Wlmt
quarter, aud the »orthraai quarter of the south in the premise« and for rents.
will they do with what they make? Review >1 Review. ia .igiialiied by an west quarter of sac tion owe If), Township Th»» «ummon« ia published for six week« by
eX|Minaiua of tlie name of that very anc- •me hi North i off range ten
rder of Hon H It Hewitt udg >1 the 1 e
Wr»| off the
Not 11 pciuiy of it goiui into
Nerbila 11,
re.-ful ami w i.lely-irml petiiaiiral It W’illamrttr
containing
fakir «aid court made at L'l*amb> rs, Jnly Jud Ito?
tlie pocket* of the inenibetw. Ima now liecoine lite American Monthly I bon sand nine i* hundred a i«| fru riten and •
K ■ tielph
ninety thiee 4 one haadredtha .4 914.
ac ea •
Att>rne? or p’.aintif
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