The Headlight
-and-
The Oregonian
both for
$2.00 per Year,
Vol. X. No. 5. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY.
JULY 15, 1897. $1.50 Per year
mail schedule .
T..I4MOOK am Í N orth Y amhill :—
N Vanillin daily except Sunday 8 p. m.
xrriveat Tillaniook next day by
4 p. m.
leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m.
Arrive N. Yamhill next day ..................îp. ni.
Tir LAMOOK ANO HOMOKVILLHJ—
L've Tillamook daily except Tueaday a.00 a.in.
Arrive HobaonviUe
.
9:0011.111.
L've HobsonvIUe, except Tuesday. 10:00 a. in.
Arrive Tillamook
1:00pm.
HobsonvIUe Sundays
........... 9:00a.m.
Arrives in Tillamook.............................. 11:00 111.
La Mode Millinery I’arlors
lilva. ftiitc IVillirtute, yvop.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF____ 5^*
Drew Trimming and Lining. Lace, iu Black and Cream, Velvet, and Silk., Hosiery.
Latest styles in clove., Mita, Coats, Cape», Baby Coat., short and long, also Baby
Dresses, Ladies Underwear, a Sue line or Corsets. The latest style, just from the
Hasl ill Hat», Bonnets, and Caps lor Children.
N] imes Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
'ami Saturdays at .................................. 7 a.m.
Arrives Setarts
............................. U 111.
leaves Netarts. same days,
. . .
.1 p. in.
Arrives Tillamook by ............................. «1.111.
i J band R ond :—
I eave* Grand Rounde daily except Sunday
at o p. in , or on arrival of mail from McMinn-
Late Styles,
V Arrive« at Tillamook at 1:45.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at e
p m. or 011 arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
Whicii is usually 4-3®.
Arrives at Grand Konde at i Bi­
Post Office hours. 7 30 A. M. to 8:ou P. M.
Money Order department. 8:00 A.K a . 6; oo P. M.
Sunday 4 0° 10 6:00 p
New Goods Lowest Prices
Dress Making Done to Order.
Oppobite H eadlight Office, Cor. Main and
Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon.
professional cards .
pAVID WILEY, M. D.,
I
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
All calls promptly attended to
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Allen House, Tillamook. Oregon.
Telephone No. 7.
Presrciptions
Carefully
P K. MADISON, M. D,
Compounded
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tillamook, Oregon.
GOYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office Opposite Court House.
Tili»niook, Oregon.
jy J. MAY,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
J) ALY & HAYTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
DALLAS, OREGON.
*
$12.00
7.00
6.00
Tillamook Lumbring Co
0LAUDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
(J ames M c C ain ,
I A. W. S everance .
]\JC CAIN & SEVERANE,
A OMPLETE NEW STOCK
AirORNE.S-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OHKGON.
(B. L. E ddy
)J. R. C aples
gDDY A CAPLES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
,/Tl
T illamook , O regon .
J. 8. STEPHENS
STEPH EN8 & BIGGS.
Real Fatale Agents and Representing the
Home Mutual InauraneCo. of California
J. 8 STEPHENS, representing F. Weber A
. ef F ortland for Schoil Supplies-
Office at Allen Hotel'
A
FULL LINE
No old shelf worn
w HH CAREY,
ÁNKof
C. & E. THAYER
Central Hanking and Exchange bwsinesa
Interest paid on time deposits.
M TO
Exchange on Kngland, Belgium, Germany.
0
weden and all foreign countries.
Tillamook,
Oregon
c. W. KIGER,
DEALER IN
O
Flooring, Fustic and
First Class Finishing Lumber
Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension
Dough, Dimension Lumber
U. J. D aly .
(O scar H ayter .
B
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.
Qfieapvc jAtinvei
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
JOSIAH BIGGS
Road District No. 1.
<e o° G. E. R. Dean
C. L. Alley
2 «o C. E. Eason
W. P. Alley
¿Ji W. H. Eason
W. Armstrong
2.50 -L Ertinbeiger
K. R. Bales
2^50 G- W. Fearnside
G. L. Bales
2^56 Earl Finley
M. S. Batterson
2^50 J- G. Gentise
Wm. Batterson
11’25 James Gray
L. M. Biggs
2 5O,Johu S. ,,
John Bonn
2 50 Fred Lange
Alfred Hansen
2 sO Peter Laughart
E. F. Harden
2^50'George Luce
Wm. Hartzell
N. O. Hasselborg 8?75'A. Ludtke
42.50 P. Magnusun
1. R. Hicks
2.50 J- Munsinger
Hans lleisel
16.‘s6 Nicolai Neilsou
Dan Hickey
1.25
D. Newell
W. W, Jacobs
5 <x> H. W. Short
Anbrew Klein
1.75 II. Shoupp
Louis Peterson
10.30 C, 8. Smith
Allierl Pye
3.12 P. H. M. Smith
W. W. Reda way
1.S5 J. Snyder
E. R. Ripley
---
A. E. Rittenhouse 2.80 Win. Snyder
W a J. Rittenhouse 5.62 Clem deSomer
Felix Roy
•90 H. C. Stevens
1.70 Henry L'ohl
H. Scliollmeyer
3.75 Herman Tohl
W.
1.25 Win. Tohl
E. K. Scovell
3.73 A. Terryung
8.
3.12 Wm. Tuhbesing
W. K.
6.25 David Zaddach
D. H. Vedder
8.12 Fred
W. N. Woods
11.55 M. E. Ziler
W. M. Clark
* W. Zimmerman
15.60
E. Coffin
Road District No. 3.
2.04
$26.35|Chas. Carlson
John Allig
Opposite Bank Building.
5.62
7.60 Will Hartzell
Dan Callahan
6.871W. H. Hopkins
Frank Ekrotli
22.5ojC. A. Johnson
Frank Hobsotl
29.6« Sam Johnson
Ben Johnson
18.75 Win. Languist
M. C. Johnson
ao.oojohn O,Donnell
Fred Kabkee
29.o5[Mark Repley
Frank Murry
15.00 Harry Warren
P. A. Peterson
3.50
2 50 J‘»e Warren
Chris Peterson
37.80
UM. Ally
Road Dbtict No. 3.
$2.00
15.0OJ. Kodad
M. A ppi naif
2.00
8.10 Joseph Kodad
Ralph Ackley
2.7O
8.75
M
F.
Leach
H. Adkins
43-75
2.00
E.
F.
Latimer
G. Allendorf
20.00
6.25 Roger Mahot. ?y
A.Anderson
n.25
3.75John Mann
W. Ande-ison
7250
2.50J. H Mapes
L. Armstrong
3-75
18.75J* M. Mapes
N. Babi
3-75
86.35 F.mbert Marolff
C. A. Bailey
2.50
2.00Homer Mason
Fred Balmer
.48fFred Maurer
Mary n
3 351 J McCov
H. F. Barnard
6.25C. McFall«
J. F. Barton
2.ooChas. “
Ben Benton
23 iRJ. J McKinley
T. J. Bowles
2.50 M F Melvin
N. G. Boquist
3.4» W E Morey
S, A. Broadhead
3.45 John Morgan
W. I.. Brooks
S.ooiPalmer 8r Morton
John Brower
1.25J H Mills
H
"
7.50 Adolph Nelson
R. M. Browers
Tom Browne
3 45*i'u»
»»
4.o5John
„
Fraud Batrunek
2- qoi L
Sain Bremer
5.62 Peter ,.
Matt Casey
12.50J B Nicodemus
J. L. Childers
I. 35 F A Oakes
J. C. Corner
1.25C J Olsen
------- Cornett
1S.12C J Olsson
D. Curtis
2.50C R Ostrander
S G. Cuttiss
3f.25C B Patter sou
W G. Day
2.00.I P
,,
A. Dean
6.25 Myron Perkins
Sam Downs
a.oofP Pesterfield
Fred Ducham
5.00 R R Peters
( has. Desmond
3.75Uulius Poppel
F. Eklof
3 i2rloc Price
C. A. Elliott
i3 75E
Geo.
M
II.
87 B Provost
8J.
27 5o;Sid ,.
s. w.
4.2oJohn Py®
Alex Fii’itayson
12.50D w Rhodes
L. O. Freeman
2.70G Refenberg
Geo. L. Fuller
18.12 W
T. J. Gervais
8.12 Pearley Rotiert«
Geo. Geinger
S.12N Robinson
Erick Glad
.75Dennis Ryan
L. W. Gleaser
40 00 W irt Sappington
D. Goodspeed
10.62S0I011 Schiffman
O. Gulatroni
4 06 DeF Severance
---- OF ------
Elmer Hall
2.00 F
„
Jr»hn Heagney
2.00 F M Shearer
F. Hanyau
12.50 A tie Simmon«
Nels Hansen
HARDWARE,
3.75. Frank
„
A. M Hare
2 5<>John Starr
A D. Harper
9.Ör» Ftank Stephen«
W N. Hsyes
STOVES,
2.5 o <R 8
J R Harter
15 00M V Stillwell
P lleisel
TINWARE.
2.00C A Svenson
A. Hellebuyk
2.oojohn .,
Chas
„
1.87* Da vid Tempest
FARM MACHINERY,
C. Ik R „
2.00B 8 Tompson
Emil
„
2.00
John Thorall
LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
Felix
2 50 A S Tilden
H.
„
2
00
R TiniicrstetC
L.
.«
FISHING TACKLE.
1.87 Win
,.
c H. Hicks
2 50 F Tomlinson
Geo. Hines
AM UNITION ETC.
3
13
Ira
„
W.J. „
6 87 A Vanniewenize
R.C. Hodgden
»3-75 A Vaughn
J. C. Holden
8.75 W W \ aguhn
Arthur Hunt
6.25 J Waldvogel
L. Hunter
OF READY MIXED PAINTS G.
2.00.Carl Wallin
Chas. Hodgden
2.00 Robert Watt
Geo.
,«
2
A L Whitton
M A.
stock; Everything new and uf to date.
2 oo*G Wick land
Nina Hurlbut
2.81 S O Wick land
Ed. Jacoby
1.401 Geo Williams
M
«,
4.01 IG H
h
Theo. ,,
6 2^| John
„
j W Jennings
t.yJj
C
Wilson
Alvin Johnson
3-75 F Worthington
1
»»
5.00Peter Wilson
Olof
..
15.00« H Worthington
David Jones
12 93jim Wilson
(5 «. Kelso
2 50 Elmer Waldvogel
E S. Knight
•ZooO Young
W.F..
2 00 A Zurcher
E. Ki Umlauf
6.ty
Chaa Kuiise
WILLIAMS drug co
0 E. HAWKE M. D.
J II
County Court met in regulnr session
on Tuesday, July 61 li, and coininiHsioii-
ers not being present, adjourned over
until Wednesday.
Court mel again 011 Wenesday, and
commissioner^ not being
president,
adjourned until Thursday.
Court met again 011 Thursday, and
adjourned over to Friday
Court met again on Friday, pereset
\V W Conder,
J. D.Ed wards, Clerk
Sheriff J. Il Jacksoil and Commission­
er I). P Harvey; absent Coimnissioner
Wheeler.
The follow ing pioce« ding weie had :
The (oilowing amounts were allowed
for road work for the year 1897.
(From these amounts the road and poll
tax of those not having already
paid
their taxes will be deducted, and war-
rants drawn for the balance).
BUY YOUR DRUGS OF
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
Hutchens Residence,
COUNTY COURT
m
E\cfDnge and tyney ^ecuritie^.
Collections Receive Careful tnd
Prompt Attention.
BAY CITY, OREGON.
Road _>istrict No. 5.
Charles AlUrd ’*■ $3.30;A J Hustou
P. a F. Amarcher 1.00T J Harris
8r
A. Anderson
5.15 H J Isaac
Dau Atkinson
2.50.J.FJacksou
Elizabeth Atkinson .75CC Jensen
Frank Atkinson _ 2.5oIH
-
C „
.62L
..
James Atkinson
3.5c Haus ,,
D. A. Bailey
Î-75.C N Johnson
A. T. Bajne
.75 Elbert ,,
H. ä C. Rautuaun
•S»j,W
W. N. Bays
10.00 Mary a „
Amos Bev in
2.03Clarence Jones
A. W. Bigelow
D. Billings
4 50J 1> ,
2.94 Jessie Kays
Elbert Bixby
g.ooLillie B
G°*W. Body fett
5.X1 w B Keeen
8.40 M'C Kellow
W.D.
3.40 Geo
,,
H. Booth
2.Ov>Orlcy ,,
A Bialy
21.55 Thos „
E. W. Brown
1.5t, Wash ,.
J, H. Brown
2.00W C King
G. E. Browning
1.50 E L Kinnamon
Mattie N Buel
a.ooiGus Kylen
A. W. Btmu
2.00IG M Landingham
Sarah E" ,,
5.00 C W Lau rance
J. L. Buk
2.95 M T II I.essick
Frnuk Butt
2.50J Lawallen
Elam Butt
2.00J
R I.ewrance
C. Chance
----
- ---------------
E A. Chamberleiu _ 3.00 Frank l.usk
I
l.çof
Elbert ------
Lynch
E. B.
„
*
.ijiWm
,,
H. A.
„
.1614AC Mills
N. J.
%
3.45I ; S Mills
O. R.
/
Moon
2 00
___
___________
8.121 J i J F F Moon
H. E.
CliBpman
too
Augustus Cleopard 2.00 >|N
N ’ R R ,, „
I UhriaianaAii____ _4-oc
14 O< ' Sr
4 F ,, ,,
32 35
J.Christenson
1.50
1.50 las
las McGhee
McGhee
200
D. C. Colier
2.75
2.75! Mary
Mary J J,,
006
C. H. Colton
Îo.75;iiêf*i««
to
.75 Bernard
‘d McPhillips
">x
2 25
Perley Coulson
1.. A » Miles
«.t—
3 14
2.oqH
Thoa.
2 o3
14.37C F Murphv
Dave
„
06
2.06'Eliza Myers
M. Curl
„
202
i.25Sh«*rman ,.
Fred Danes
2 02
200 Jacob Niklaus
Rob David
26.5bE Asborne
J. R. Dillow
2 63
2 ooOllie ,,
Thos Eden
1 00
x 50IT J Owens
H Ellison
2 00
25 W T Pesterfteld
H A Eby
3 75
Einanual Ericson 1 50' He wry Peters
o 88
3 85,M E Phelps
A D Farmer
2 <>o
x6 87 A T Pierce
H M „
2 00
o 06 D H ,,
Joanna „
2 32.F M Purdy
2 95
L K
2 00
16 cs'A M Quick
W L
3 00
1 50G W Rhoades
J R Finley
4 6s R O Rlcherds
25 IS
Kley Fleck
o 2i
2 00 W R Robedee
.1 J Ford
6 87 A E Rocnicke
3 27
Frank Ford
4 40!Lawrence Sanders 3 »5
Mary A Poland
937 W A Saling
4 17
A U
„
6 25'C W Sears
3 75
E K Gilbert
» 53
A C Gist
I ®5pJ
1»
090 Ed ward Seuke
5 00
C A Goddod
. I 551H - L --------------
Sherwood
»00
T H Goyne
2 1 oulThomas Shillinglaw 3 57
J E Griest
•
U
—
...
Ara
4
Q3
14 85 M Sommers
Abner „
22 I8
Ó70ÌC A Smith
Ed
12
oo^Jasper
,,
SO®
Arthur Hoag
est 3 35
89ojWm
,,
Earnest „
7 50II G Sprague
9 OS
W P Hansen
i 80
o 10 E H Stone
Mary E Harris
« 25
2 18 M I) Swabb
T J
Jr
1 00
2 13 Wm Thacker
W G
4 30Isaac Turppa
3 00
Henry H Hayer
2 02
I
5»
A
P
Wagner
Nellie
.»
2 OO
3 00MT
Otis
»
5 62 G w Wallace
U SO
A J Hembree
7 50
I 87 J D
,.
C A
h
5 62
1 75|OUo Walther
2 00
2
00G
Ward
'Perley Hiatt
7 15 W T West
9 70
J B Hill
2 OO
2 50T R Wilson
J W Hiner
3 OOO
o 94 J*ï> IIudspeth
Alice Hoyt
6 I
3 50Jas Hughy
L C
o 951
AE Hubbard
Road District No 6.
$4 65 B W Holmes
A. Arstell
2 00 Mary J Hunter
Geo W Baker
2.00'S B
F. M. Barrows
1.25 T E Huntsinger
Petter Belleque
2.00 E A Harbor
3
L. A. Bennett
2 00 Lewis Hushbech Jr
W. A. Bowers
2.00 ”
”
ar
J. U Burke
o.gqChns Hogan
Frank Barnes
1.50.I J Hudson
A G. Buttel
2.00 Peter Jeucks
W. A Butler
i 93,Chas Johnson
Elizabeth "
2.00Sai ah Knifong
Win. Butt Jr
4.45 E Klneberling
C. Christensen
I. 14 G .M Landingham
D C. Collier
7.50 T J Lucy
A. M. Commons
1
M a a R Magarrell
Maude Compton
0.75 John Malaney Sr
W. J. Com ton
7. A« has Mann
J. K. Craven
« E L Mattoon
I». H. Crim
< 75 J F McCoy
J 8. Clarke
oqo E<I McGIInchy
Theo. Dahl
5
Mrs. B R. Daniels 00 A I. Miller
a.oofc M Myers
G. A. Dawson.
2 00G 8 Nelson
J. T. Dickens
a ¿{Frank Nordberg
a . C. Dimick
16.56 Robt II Orr
D. J. Dunn
2.40 Ague®
Z. E
’
o in Win Pen ter
J. G. Dutcher
4T0TH
;;
J. D Faulcouer
4.00 M C
C- C. Fletcher
3.35^ A
A W Fletcher
3. A Marion ”
F. S. Foster
j C.
’J
Guar , 80(’has Ray
1 o^Kate
2 15 HR
Ham
^SarahK ”
T. H. ”
2 4,, Lester
I Sr
F. M. Franklin
2 ¿1 Win Kedberg
Alex Frazer
2 toA J Rhoades
C M Gage
rJoM A
y
w
••
o,«6S H Rock
II.
63J
ohM
'
.
A. H. ”
2 Henry Seston
W L. Gardner
Jasper Smith
A. C. <ii»l
« i>J». T.ggnrd
Win. Glick
100* * Upton
C. Geeree
Sophie "
i’mC H Waymire
F,. E. Gooding
oto«'»
Baliella ”
,
I> T Werachkul
Geo. W. Calden
’ .„J < *DT "
W A. Gaffe
’’LHuJda
J. M. Hanson
, "I'r.nk Wilehart
Jacob Hardt
, , J Wila..u
_ Hastings
J W. . O
■ *
'
1 ,,# Mary «wood
Hellenbrand
J w “ ■
>55
J H Hoffman
No Time Check. Returned for
OPPOSITE BANK
I
0
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Will be in Tillamook Aug. 1 1^97
Extracting by painless methods.
Gold filling a specialty.
me if you have any work
Don't fail t0 come and see meij y
you u/ii/i
wish done in my line.
D r . T atom ,
Road DiStrict No 4.
I71SL. K O»*»g
Gns Allwon
A uk ust Anderson r 00 Hat Q'Hara
».so Ben OHare
C F. Bailey
2.00W C. o Ilare
(¿rant Bally
75.00 Win. O’Hare
H Benton
jwl'anS Merce
F. Bergatrom
2*>M Perii ina
< harle) Bluu»
3000G
G. W Phelps
F/|. Blunt
D. B
Quirk
l.5Sp.
: m
*-1,
jacob Blum
290I • "*
F. Uuick
Qui
ohn Bumgarner
,H<JL C. Qui itch
Marion • hence
ley
,771. F.*e.
1 j L Ch tide re
1.WJ.J. «Upp
■ y H Croaa
2 00 . W
.........
’in. Senio
..... Jotter
W W Certia
lH. D shackleford
5<*'
O E Dennis
4.6$ IF. D- Shackleford
I c. Deemond
¡James L Sira mon a
Paul Erikson
l.« Hohn Sim mon a
C. F Grace
fifewiiC A. Smart
leni
W Jobnaon
«' -----------
A Smith
2i « l
---
Henry I/rariDf
5.6
Jc
W Km Uh
E W. Mills
2 vìlohn Theiler
J R Mills
2.04B W. Turner
Iaaa< Moore
/orJAlex Wall
• Emil Munson
S7dAc»’ Wells
Goran Manson
4
6^ John Zurfluh
M Mun*»n
5 loTIrich Jurflwh
John Neiger
7 > Hewig Zarflah
refer Norberg
295
i5«
344
4 70
3 75
5»
E F Lyater board lug Tucker
Edith Tuttle, rent for Sam Wilson
8 J Sturgeou, medicine for Husby
I F Larsen, iron
Richard Hoag, lumber
I W Hiner, blacksmith work
W Morgan, freight
J 0 Herrington, freight
J D Edwards incidental exp
B 3 Eamb, stationery
Tillamook Lumber Co, lumber
1800
3<h
65
350
10 58
3 55
330
3 95
13 85
48 15
53 45
196
Pacific
„
,,
M
30 00
Lewis & Dryden Co Rec hooka
6 00
stationary and postage 25 99
„
»
delinquent tax roils
20 0o
John Barker, Cash book
5 5®
J H Jackson, Cleauiug Ct Huose
3 75
Jo Bixoy powder and fuse
6 15
Irwin Hodson Co stationer
19 00
A Letcher, powder
4 50
F Long supplies for Mory
4 03
M W Harrison, gravel
1183
Jasper Smith, Just, fees in states vs Stanley, 3 85
H Booth, Const
„ „ „ „
16 10
Jessie Kays Witnesr ,, ,,
,,
390
MIHe
„
„ „ „
3 9®
H M Earner „
„ ,, „ „
3 7®
Mrs Lottie Stanley „
1 70
Claude Thayer, Dist Atty’s
10 00
M H Larsen board and underwear
23 50
C E Reynolds, hardware)
6 35
F Wilehart, nails
3 18
John Krebs, lumber
35 00
Krebs Bros
„
78 00
GeoE Misener,,
Si 77
G B Johnson printing
i 30
The following named persons were allowed
the sums set opposite their respective uames as
road supervisors.
H A Bloom R D No 1
57 00
J Hickey „ „ „ 2
52 oj
F Severance,, „ „ 3
5900
S M Dailey „ „ „ 4
82 oj
J J McGinnis „ ,, 5
76 00
R Allen
............. 6
5900
The following amounts were allowed for
bridge work:
Road District No. 4
Gus Nelson
I days,
|i 25
Peter Nordberg 3
3 75
Kd Blum
6
7 50
Henry Lowery I
i *5
D B Quick
6 25
5
John Simmons
2
3 50
Gorman Munson 2
3 50
Road District No 6
6 09
J C Foster
4 days
6 o>
F 8 „
4
H
Geo Raker
6
00
4
»»
F A --OWII1 mi
3 75
12 00
G H Page, theam, 4 days
County School Supt. Walker present-
eil liia annual report anil it was Rpprov-
ed.
A petition wns presented by Cnpt. J.
J Dawson anil of tiers asking for a
change of (lie main road between Till«-
niook City «ml Bay City at a point where
the said road cuts tluougli Mr Dawson’s
land. Mr. Dawson had completed the
new road desired at hie own expeime and
placed it in good condition
The court
found that lite petition was properly
signed and tlie law in all respects com­
plied with and it was therefore ordered
that the petition be granted and that
W. N. Vaughn, W. B. Aiderman, and
E Jacoby be appointed viewers of the
roail and A. M. Austin was appointed
to survey it, according to law.
A E. Lucy was granted a license to
operate a ferry across the Big Nestuccn
River at the town of Woods, «nd it was
ordered that upon the payment of the
sum of »1.00 and the filing ot an under­
taking in the sum of »200 the clerk issue
the license
Assessor Stephens represented to the
court that it would be impossible for
him to complete the assessment roll for
Tillamook County for the year 1897 by
the last of August; be was granted an
extension until the second Monday ill
September.
In the mailer of the sale of a tract ni
land lielotiging to C. McIntosh in Tilla­
mook City for laxeain 1895, it was found
that the land had lieen wrongly asses led
loG. W. Elliott; the sale was cancelled
and tile sheriff was ordered to re-assess
5 15J R Bineham
H H Miller
Ji’
5 75 Lewis Knoblock
A Compton
Hi« property and collect the tax .
6 25
Maty A McGarrell 2 ooGeo E Mlzener
It appearing to the court that the
Î IS
2 00L H Jones
J G Kennedy
4 30D < McNiel
3 IS bridge acroas Daugherty slough, con­
S H Kennedy
2 OO
150S Bauer
K T Weatherly
2 OO structed by E. Doualdson was nearly
y» Anton Beasth
W A Gage
2 OO
1 87(J D Chitwood
W C Smith
2 <A> completed, the County Judge was ap­
1 25 Nick Aflelter
H V Aiderman
1 7«John Weatenburgerj 52 pointed to inspect and receive said
Krebs Bros
j 25 Myra Senfirt
1 57
John Krebs
I 10 F. H Solan
2 00 bridge ill behalf of the county nnd the
Ixonard Krebs
2 12 Arnold Affolter
2 00
Win Plank
2 00 Henry Nagle
3 00 County Clerk was ordered io draw wni-
Albert Plank
3 </o John Bishop
2 00
I. A Bowman
5 62 Fi ank Wolse
200 ranls on the general fund in payment
F Hcherzinger
2 O'» Henry Boyer
2 no ’ thereof.
O L Nash
f 25 Da n
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2 OU
Anna Nash
It was ordered that the application of
2 00 Alt»ert Rahm
2 00
I, M ( omraoni
2 15 K Deerchmidt
2 03
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5 31 Theo Gothwaid
3 29 , J. II.Jackson, sheriff, for an extension
K H Rogers
1 00 W D Miljmau
1 55 I of lime on the tax lolls for the year 1895
Albeit »chiller
195WB Vials
$ OU
C 8cbiller
1 5OD P Harvey
2vo and 189« be granted and that the cleilc
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G H Page
place new warrants on said rolls, said
warrants to lie returnable the first Mom
day in Sept. I «97.
It i. ordered tb.t the following named
The County Clerk was authorized to
penaxi. be allowed, the amoauta set opposite
draw
a warrant for a number of stamped
to their name» for purpoae. de.lgualed
envelopes ordered l>y himself when the
1 H lachaon »alary, May au<l June
>1 H Aiderman l>ep
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bill shall lie presented.
J D Edward, clerk
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The following additional claims «ere
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presented:
John barker. Treaa
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»12.00
plumbing
J. E Tuttle,
J H Mephea. Aoeavor alary
GA Walker School *up „
«1.70
D P Harvey, service«, corn.
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W . W Conder ««Ury and eip. 132.00
A M Austin surveyors work
Court then adjourned.
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Truckee Lumber Cff., lumber
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