Tillamook headlight., August 19, 1897, Image 5

the
d .D o K. Bowman, Ed. aad Mgr.
O.iiciil apor, Tillamook City and County
rath » OF subscription .
(SrBICTLV INAPVANCK.)
0<»e year
.................. *’’’ .’ ... . . ■ ■ •
òli moliti»’
Three montili.............
»1.60.
• "5-
50.
T illamook h e adlig ht ,
went to the banker and paid beg. note. I |I 7*4.00
The banker recognized the bill aa tire Number of children of school age, 1745.
one he had foun.l, «„4 „ |,il.|1 ,)p lo tha(
G. A. Walker.
Co. Supt. of School«
lime lrad seUled $50 of debt. 0" a
more careful examination he found the'
SHERIFF S SALE.
bill was counterfeit. Now will some of I n the C ircuit C ovrt of thk S tate of O re ­
our financial friend» tellux what had been gon for the C ounty op T illamook .
lest in this transaction and by whom, if C. E. Reynolds
Plaintiff
anything?—Brigl,toil (Iowa) Enterprise.
vs
William Quick
Defendant
The St. Louis convention wliich met Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
ADVKltTlSING RATES.
and adjourned over a year ago declared execution issued out of the above entitled
in its platform that the civil service law court, on a judgement rendered on the 2nd day
per ..mm”
"
w as placed on the statute books by the of January 15^6, in an action before XV. B. Smith
a Justice of the Peace in aud for the Preciuct of
Leoi.;:
::
Republican party and the party renewed Fairxiew in the county of Tillamook. State of
It tt ,,
»»
11.00 ............ ” ” 100.00 I its “repeated declarations that it should Oregon, which said judgement was docketed in
1
1
locts. pel hue; nnd seta, after
l°.ca’1 “Ve’rtiou. Only Ad» V'r H"e for (lr»t I be thoroughly and honestly enforced and ihe Clerk s office of said Circuit Court, ou the
aud 3 ct» thereafter lor regular »<lve-
dav of June 1896, in favor of the above
extended wherever practicable.’’ Presi­ 17II1
named Plaintiff, and against the above named
dent
McKinley
evidently
took
this
plat-
defendant
for the sum of Twenty Seven dollar»
Wound. For Rent. ForSale, Wanted, and
6^.ialnotll'e».mclB6.illied "a<l " column., at | form and tlte seven million people who L$2,-. oo ; ami the further sum of $ib.oo costs
1".'1 ,al|’'o nee. Nonpareil, loci», per line for supported it at their word, and because with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per an­
.¿tfirerrton ¿nd 5cU per line lor each sulme- ! of this declaralion look the fiist oppor­ num from lhe 6 day of June 1893, and to me
directed and delivered, as sheriff of Tillamook
queut insertion.
tunity to ameud the civil service law by County, Oregon, commanding me to satisfy
Ml notices or communications should
beient
»»
in the wcck a* P°**lb,e'
his recent order, which prohibits the re­ said jmlgemcut. interest and cost out of the per.
moval of faithful men and woman with- sonal property of said defendant, aud for want
thereof then out of the real property of said de-
HEAI3LI0HT has Double the boa. ?Ut^ sP^i‘d charges and an opportunity feudant, aud by virtue of said execution I have
.JeSabacilptlou list of any other News- to answer them. This action, while it I levied upon the following described real pro"
distresses some who had hoped that po­ perty, towit: All the right, title and interest
aper in Tillamook County
sitions might be opened to them by ri •ti­ j which William Quick owns in and to a tract of
land begiuniug at the N E corner of the E
movals, is generally commended by the 1 Thomas D L. C. in sec 3o T 1 S R 9 W: th S 891 ft:
Telephone No 6.
leading men and newspapers oi the 1 G» 77 degree E following the center of county
onice coruerof Main and 2d streets.
road no8. 6ft to the initial pt. hereof: th S 77
country.
The number of men who come home
ilisuppointeil, disgusted nnd broken from
the Klondike mining region in a few |
months will be in exact proportion to the |
number who rush thither this fall expect­ |
ing to acquire fabulous wealth for the |
mere taking. The rush to California in |
a past era involved relatively little hard­ I
ship, as lhe climate was mild, and the the forenoon of said day lhe above described
property to satisfy said judgement, costs
discovery of gold was preceded for tunny real
and accruing cos.s.
years by such cultivation of a generous Given under my hand this 16th day of August
soil as made food a possibility. Yet 1897.
J. II. Jackson, Sheriffof Tillamook Co., Ore
tales of hunger, destitution and despair
By H. II. Aiderman, Deputy
Tiilantouk County isn’t paradise, ; have come down to us irom that time,
but if you have a good living here '' hich prove that the rush of unprepared
SUMMONS.
thousands to a region where primitive In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for comparatively little exertion,| conditions
exist and no account is taken for the County of Tillamook.
you had better think twice before of a possible emergency is followed by I Richard Nixon as Receiver of the)
Portland Savings Bank. Plaintiff|
starvation and suffering. Warning in
you leave it.
'
XV.
James Steel, S. XV. I
such cases is, however, futile as is exhor­ j Iler, 8. S. Runyon,
V. Anderson. Edward Evans >
tation to courage and magnanimity in a ' and Eliza F.Evans his wife. Mary |
Hughes, and Lewis Prager, Hyman |
Nothing is more sad than the case where a mass of human being is I IM.
Prager, and William Prager, |
J
case in which popocratic orators struggling for exit from a burning build- j partners, defendants.
I To the above named XV.S.Runyan, defendant.
find themselves,
nowadays. If ing. In the one case the crowd is detei- | In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby notified and required to appear in the
there was any one stock argument ! mined to get in; in the other it is tleler- above
entitled court on or before the first day
I of the next regular term of said court, to wit:
reason
i
mined
to
get
out
;
and
counsels
to
that the average popocrat had
the fourth Monday of August next, being the
exhortatons to courage fall alike upon I twenty-third day of August, A. I). I897. and
committed to memory better than mi hearkening ears.—Oregonian.
! answer the plaintiffs
complaint
Hied
I against you in the above entitled suit
another it was the argument re­
and if yon’ fail so to appeal a*'d answ er
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
filling to the decline of wheat and
to the court for the relief demanded in said
“Bradstreets, ” which is recognized ns complaint.
silver b'-ing co-ordinate and co-ex- I a most conservative publication, snin- The relief demanded in the complaint here­
in is as follows:
First: For the reformation of a certain deed
tensive “Cheap silver, cheap | unitizes the business situation:
from the defendants Edward Evans, and Eli­
za F. Evans, his wife, to the defendant. XV. S.
wheat- dear silver, dear wlic.it” “1. That the crops are good.
Runvoii, to a portion of the real property here-
er described
was the camuaign howl of 96. 2 Tluit the prices of wheat and cotton I inai
Second: For the recovery by plaintiff from
the defendants XV. S. Runyon and Janies Steel,
Alas! the stern logic of facts lias I ||j|s S() greatly advanced as to > |K»ur of
the sum of forty-four thousand three himd-
knocked the argument out. Wheat «cores of millions of dollars into the laps, red and thirty-six dollar-, with interest thereon
at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
ud day of February, 1894. all in U. S. gold
is going up and silver is plunging of the farmers, while the prices of other the2
and the further sum of five thousand dol­
staples have advanced in sympathy with coin,
lars,
attorneys fees, together with his costs and
downward. The silver in a Mexi­ these.
disbursements herein, all on account of a cer-
t.iin promissory note made and delivered by
can dollar is now down to 43 cents I 3. That short crops in Europe. India, the
defendant W. S. Runyon to th-defendant
Steel and endorsed by said defendant
while wheat is up to 831 cents and I and Argentina assure a continuance of James
James
Steel to the Portland
Savings
Bank, and dated February S3. 1%3 »»'<1 being
still rising. In addition to other these high prices during the market sen- for
said -mm of $14 336. with Interest thereon
after maturity at the rate of eight per cent per
misfortunes of the pops, comes the 1 son.
annum said note being due in one year.
Third: For the foreclosure of a certain mort­
certain fact of prosperity liianilest- ' 4. That merchants everywhere are re- gage,
executed and delivered by the defendant
XV.
8. Runyon to the defendant James Steel to
ed in every possible way. Surely I pleniisliing their slocks of goods as they
secure the payment of said promissory note,
the occupation of Hie calamity | have not done for several yeats past.
upon the following described real property sit­
howler is gone for good and lie 5. That in consequence railroad earn­ uated in the County of Tillamook and State of
Oregon, to wit:
will either have to seek new past­ ings everywlieie show improvement. The southeast quarter of section nineteenth
ures or go to work like other peo­ 6. That there sre already signs of re­ and the southwest quarter of section twentyfao)
all in Township one (1) north of range six west
ple and share in the general pn •os- vival in industry, the manufacturers be­ of the Willamette Meridian.
the north half of section twelve (12) and
perity whether he is willing 01 ginning to anticipate tile new demand for the Also
northeast quarter of section twenty two
goods.
not.
(22), and the south west quarter of section
Since the barb wire fence is being
,
utilized for telephone work it ought to I
command more respect than it has in
the past. The Heppner telephone com­
pany lias a barb wire service into Lex- ■
ington, a distance of twenty miles, and ■
it is said to Ire giving excellent satisfac­
tion. In barb wire districts talking
ought to he cheap between the faruieis
of a neighborhood. The world is mov­
ing—Newberg Graphic
The latest political mention 19 that D. [
P* Thompson is Hpoken of as candidate
for governor on a free silver ticket with
H. K. Kincaid for secretary of «tale on
the same ticket as running male. Onh
a few short years ago D. P Thompson
when running on the republican ticket
f »r governor was howled down as a
“plutocrat” and a blood «ticking
^monopolist.” It will make an inter­
esting picture to see these same fellow«
lining die next campaign, as they fall
-—Ex
on D. I”« neck and weep.
A banker «miuterini hörnt for his
dinne saw a $10 bill biug on tie niib-
•lone. Of course he picked it up n'1'’
look the numbers in order to fimi dte
owner. While nt home, his wife re­
marked that the butcher bari sent in a
bill for meat ninon,iting to $10 The
Only money he lind with him was the
bill which lie had found, which he gave
'oberand she paid the butcher. The
butcher paid it to a fanner for a calf and
the farmer paid it to the merchant who
in turn paid it to the washerwoman ;
•nJ sherowing I he banker a note of $K
7. That our exports for the last year
have been so enormously in excess of
our imports as to make us very heavily a
creditor nation—a condition that does
not guarantee prosperity but tends
strongly to help it.
8. That there is everywhere among Hie
farmers a feeling of hopefulness which
has not existed for several years past.”
School Apportionment.
\ppor.tournent o! the School Dl.irict«
Tillamook County, Orejón. Angint 1«, '*97 ■
Name of
A<1 No
No. oi
Cleik
dress Pupils
Di ; t
1 Grant MiUi Tillamook ”3
2 Lena Lysltr
T W Jeunins« Bay City 26
3
Lewis Hruhbeck Wood«
4
35
5 W Snyder Nehalem
40
6 S 11 Kock O.e.own
12
Netarts
7 11 O'Hara
Be.iver
________
47
8 A W Bunn
Tom Coater- Tillamook 2
9
Svensoii
10 J Svelinoti
E K Scovell Nehalem 24
11
Xertocton 34
12 Ed Blum
su inn
H bo
13
C A Johnson Garibald«42
14
XX' H Haskins Foley 22
15
43
T J Lucy
XVoo-ls
16
18
17 G w Grayjon Trask
A Schiller Neskowin 27
18
II HunUinger Oretown 40
I?
II
20 PA Baxter Dolph
O Osborne He »bree 22
21
3«»
22 Wm Rhodes Hebo
U»ter Ha.tTillamook 63
23
2o
E Sales
Foley
24
M Readins Tillamook 20
25
3«
Spruce
26 H A Ely
34
J Pattenon Blaine
17
M MoirtsoM Nehalem
2H
>7
29 C Hansen
14
E W.^t
Netarti
P
84
C
H
Hicks
Day
31
»7
H L Jensen Blain®
3»
P
I c Quick Ncctoctoii
3»
21
t Chitwood Emma
34
T Herrington Wils«« to
35
|6 Mary Hay»
i3
j D wilson Dolph
37
jj X’aughn Bay City P
38 G B Johnson Nehalem 41
jo EBfcf» Tillamook
<4
40 pXhaniberlain Spruce i2
41
3«
WAO«.
4» R Etcblnrr Tllto-***
43
.. c N John«»» Bi,ver
‘
Co.
Fund
Í74.47
61.24
55 «3
57»
57^9
5>-37
59-*7
! O6.63
64 99
54 74
56.7 t
59 47
5<34
58. 8
«3 55
55 84
57-k9
5*17
5» 34
57.10
62 43
53 95
53-95
57 1°
56 7
55.92
‘3 3.4
51-76
6.-.Í6
5534
563»
27-48
51 97
51 A
5*5*
5631
5® °9
JÖ-7*
.42 37
56 12
55-U
sute
twenty four, all in Township one (1) north
of range seven (7) we«t of the XVillamcte Merid
iftAlso the northeast quarter and the north half
of the south half of section twei.ty-two ¿2],
Township two 12]. north of range nine {9|
west of the Willamette Meridian containing
one thousand twohundred.and eighty(i28o)a<-re*.
Also the south half of the northeast quarter
and the south half of the northwest quarter,
and lots, one (i), two (2). three (3) «»»J f»«’ U)
and the southwest quarter ot section two (2),
and ths south half of the southeast quarter of
section three (3). *•<! lhenortheast quarter, and
of the north hdf of the southeast quarter of sec
tion ten (10)arid the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter, ami the northeast q.iatb-r
of the southwest quarter and lotsone <l). two 12)
three'3) and four (4) <>< ^tion eighteen (18).
and the southwest quarter of the northeast­
quarter. and the west half of the south, a.t qnar
ter an 1 the southeast quarter of the south
_*-4
weM quarter, nn.l
and the
the north
north half
half of
of the
tit north-
ea«t quarter and the north halt ol th. north-
we.tqnarU'r,a..dthe»outh.a.t quarter of the
norlhweat quarter, and Iola twoOl and three (3)
ot .eeti.ru nineteen (I9). »nd the no.thne.l
nuarter of »e. tlou tweuty-one -at), »nd the
L.tbwe.1 quarter of «- th...
«" •» <»’"
.hip tiro O) »outh or range ehtht ci) ne.t of the
Willamette Meridian.
Al~- the north hr. 1 f of lhe rroutlr half of «ettoh
twentr eight rasi. in Towndrlp one 1. North of
ranee «ix '»1 -e.t •>( tire Wtll.mette Mrridl.n
A)..r the north h.lf of-mctlon thirty two '3a,
■ nd •eetion thirty three ijj ,
»nd
t
thirty four 34. »nd «-ctlon thirty flee 3< .11 in
v, w.r.hip one [I, north of range .even ,7 .r.t
of the williamehe Meridian.
Also the north hslf of the northwest quarter
and the .outhwe.1 quarter of the northwem
quarter .nd the n-rthwe.t quart• rof the »mlh-
quarterofwetion t- nt) ««•
I 'U ” •
o„e ir), north or range eight ,S. we*t of the
Willamette Meridian
Alw lhe «rmthweat quarter of the MHUheaat
and tbee».t half of the -mthwe.l
quart* r. »nd th. «wthea.i quarter J
quarter of .eetfe- <hr~ Li.
”*
w. Hqu.rterofthe northe.-l q«-m .nd the
«,rrth Ml’ »I
northenet qunrler. "’«•
«.rthenrt quarter of the «ou'he.«t quarter of
eight
»•' •" Town.hipone r . north
jXriZfo)«—«I«*“'*
'“Lo the e.M half of the ■outh«a«t quarter
*Te aonthea-t
,„4 the uorthweat !’■”>« • ""
'.rlkeaot qa«rt«r of J he aoeth
qusrter «*‘<1 <*’*’
—
Township
r'.
“
qusrter o<
"on one
ten [to we«t of the
..ns ». Norf* oi
four
ccrutnininr
Willamette
Me/Mi«t».
■ nd foartrea •ud
?inet7^V^oe’h" n'kedlbs [4,9.4 934
aug .
10., iso7
Good Reputation, a Reputation for Selling the Best Goods
in the Market at the most reasonable Frices and for
always dealing Fairly and Squarely with Customers is worth
a great deal, and that is just what
A
The-:-Truckee * Lumber-:- Company
has obtained, in ths years in which it has done busines here.
fine new stock of
a
We have
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.
degrees E 82% ft. in the eenter of said county
road to intersect the east line of Lot 2, sec 30: th
N on E line of said Lot 2 to 8 bank of Hoquar-
ton Slough: th XV ly along the S bank of said
slough to make a westing of 80.30 ft: th S to the
place of beg. See 30 Township one South Range
Nine West in Tillamook County, Oregon. Now
therefore by virtue of said execution I will set
at public auction, to the highest and best bi •
der for rash, at the Court house door in Tilla-
11100k City, in Tillamook County, Oregon
on
the 2oth day of September 1897 at lo o’clock in
If you have a nice little prop­
erly in Tillamook County bo sure
that you can better youi-Belf before
veil «ell out and leave. Yon nitty
elrike it rich in Klondike but it is
nineteen to one that jon dont.
Y<».i may like it 1» California but
when llm I'"1 Hummeri* come with
their heat ami drought ami tlu-t
i,„d discomfort you may rue lhe
day in which you made the change.
The gold limiters who tire rushing oil
to Hie Klondike, number among them
ne■ 1 ly all classes of people except those
who have been there and got out alive.
They do not seem to be rushing back i
there, not at this seasonjof the year al
least.—Albany llernld.
th u r spay ,
T. B. SIBLEY,
of
and Mill,
Hobsonville, Oregon
Principal Office 249 Berry Street, Hsu Francisco, Mills at Truckee
Fourth: For a decree that the said defendants
and each of them be forever barred and fore­
closed of al! right, title or interest in and to the
s.dd real property described in said mortgage
or any part thereof, aud that all of said real
property, with the exception of the south half
of the northeast quarter, the south half of the
northwest quarter and lots two [2], three [3J,
and four f<) of section two ¡2] Township two
[2] south of range eight [8| west, and the east
halt of the southwest quarter and the south­
east quarter of the northwest quarter of sec­
tion three [3], Township one [ij north of range
nine (9) west of the Willamette Meridian, in
which said defendant Runyon and said plaintiff*
have no interest, be sold as upon execution to
satisfy the amounts claimed, and that plaintiff*
have such other and further relief in the prem­
ises as to equity may seem meet.
This summons is published pursuant to an
order of Hon George II. Burnett, Judge of said
Court, made on the 1st day of July, I897.
Gammans <!t Lam son,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SUM MONS.
n the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon, for
the County of Tillamook.
XV. W. Conder, Plaintiff)
I Department
—vs—
C. I’. Roland, and
(
No. 2.
R. A. 11 use
Defendants.
)
To C. P. Roland and R. A. Buse, the above
named defendants and each of you;
In the name of the State of Oregon:
Y01. are hereby summoned and required to be
and appear in the above named court on or be­
fore August 23rd, 1897, the same being the first
day of the next regular term of saio court fol­
lowing the expiration of six weeks publication
of this summons upon you, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiffin the above named
suit.
You will take notice that if you fall to appear
and answer the complaint for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint, towit:
First: That he have judgement agaiust the
defendant C. I*. Roland for the sum of One
Hundred and Fifty ($15°) Dollars with interest
thereon al the rale of ten per cent per annum
from the 2nd. day of June 1896, and the further
sum of $50.00 attorney s fees ami for costs and
disbursements in this suit or action.
Second: That his lien created by said mort­
gage be foreclosed upon the lands described
herein, and in said mortgage, and that the lands
l>e ordered sold to satisfy the num due upon
said mortgage, and that the proceeds be applied,
first to the payment of th sum due the plaintiff
together with the costs and disbursements and
accruing costs of this suit.
Third: That all persons including lhe defend­
ants, herein be forever foreclosed of the equity
of redemption in or to the said mortgaged
premises or any part thereof, and for such
other relief as to the Court may seem equitable
in the premises and for costs.’
This summons is published for six weeks by
order of Hon. H. H Hewitt judge of the »fore­
Bllid court made ut Chambers, July and 1897.
E.E. Selph
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cal.
DAIRYMEN ATTENTION !
Have You Ever Used or Examined the
Empire Cream Separator's?
They are beyond doubt the best machine in the market. The machines
manufactured by us include
The Improved Mikado, ranging in price from
$75 to $*5 and having a capacity oi 250 lbs per hr.
Empire No. 5, price 3150, capacity 500 lbs per
hour.
Empire No. 10, price >275, capacity 1200 llm
per hour.
Empire No. 25, price $450 to $500, capacity from
25 oo to 3000 per hour.
Iff* Many new and important improvements have been added this year.
The skimming de­
vices have been simplified and rendered more efficient. New bearings and an Improved safet
clutch have been added as well as other improvements. For further Infoimalion address y
Intending Alaska minerswill find it to their advantage calling al hoard &
Stokes Co., Astoria, Oregon,for their shpplics—gold pans, miner's and prospector's
picks, shovels, camp goods, etc., a specialty
FOARD & STOKES CO.
Astoria, Orego n.
WHEN YOU ARE TIRED
of drinking and using the impure water
from your wells remember that
Elie Tillamook Water Co
stands ready to furnish y nu an abund­
ant supply of
Fure Mou ntai 11 Water
at rates sn TBasDnablB that everybody
can afford to use it,
üfficn with Tillamook Lumhtring Co.
C. IB. 11 AID LH V,
G rano C entrai
H all
BILLIARD
Fine Liquor« and Cigar«
Tillamook. Oregon
H KA DQC ARfERIt FOB THK U k LBMATKD
SC M MONS.
I11 the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Tillamook.
Mary S. Downs, Plaintiff)
—▼»—
| Department
Henry Grose and
z
Mary Peckham
I
No.2.
Defendants.
)
To Henry Grose the above named defendant.
In the name of the Slate of Otegon
You are hereby summoned and required to be
ami appear in the above named court on or be­
fore August »3rd 1*97. the same being lhe first
day of the next regular term of said court fol­
lowing the expiration of six weeks publication
of this summons upon you, am! answer the com­
plaint of the plaintiff iu the above named suit
You will take notk-c that if you fail to appear
ami answer the complaint for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply t«» the Court for the telle
demanded in the complaint towit.
First That ahe
have judgement against
the defendant Hem y Groae for the aiim rtf Two
Hundred and sixty three and 97-iao |»A3 97)
¡Mliars will» mt« r. »t thereon at the rate of ten
percent per anuum from the 18th. day ot Nov­
ember 1S95, and the further sum of f$75j attor­
ney • fees and for costs and disbursemmit* In
II i I m suit or action.
s-con.1 That hi, lieu created by »"id mort
gage be foreckaetl upoa the laud. de»crtbe<l
h ueiu. aud in »aid mortgage.
tbet the lan-l.
I.e ordered wild to ••tlafy the aum due upon
«•id mortgage »nd <*»< <>'« proceeding be
applied
to !>•> ment of the enrn due the
pl. ntlff together wHh the eo»ta and dtahnrae-
ment»»nd »ccming <o<« ofthH «nil.
Third Thai all per«or. Iw lo-llng the defend-
■nl«, herein be foreear foreclored of the right
of . quit) of r.demptlmi la or to the. Mid mort
gage.! premise« or eny part lherof. and for •wch
other relief», to the court may »eem equ|-«ble
in the preiuiae« and f-.r eoata.
Thi.minunon, 1« pobll.hed for »1« week» by
< rdcr of'Hott. H. It Hewitt fudge ot the «fore
••id court made al Chamber«. July 2nd l*rt
K E Welph
Attorney fo plaiatl T
GAMBR1NUS BEER
Telephone No. 9.
Sturgeon’s—
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