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The Headlight The jJwoi’n Circulation -and- ••of fcje- Headlight The Oregonian both for i£ mote thaq doub'e that of any other paper in LI amoolç County. $2.00 per Year. vol. X, No. 16. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPT. 30 ¡897. $1.50 Per year mail schedule . T illamook and T illamook and GENERAL NEWS, N orth Y amhill : — 11 eave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. m. Arriveat Tillamook next day by 4 p. m. I -ave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p m. Arrive N. Yamhill next day .............. 2 p. m. M l H obsonvilj .R?— I v, Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.m. Anir Hobsonville 9:00 a.m. j vc Hobsonville, except Tuesday. .10:00 a. in. Arrive Tillamook ........................ ixopm, v've Hobsonvllle Sundays ..... 9:00am. Arrives in Tillamook.......................... 12:00 in. Conveyed in Short and Pithy Paragraphs. I4leave<rillamook Tuesdays. Thursdays, ami Saturdays at .............. ................ 7 a. in. Arrives Netarts ................ ......... . .......... 1! m. J,caves Netarts, same days,................. 1 • . ri. Arrives Tillamook by .......................... 6 j . m. A DI BAB FREEU G rano R ond :— .<5* Leaves Grand Rounde daily except Sunday albp. in or on arrival of mail from McMinn- 'Arrivesat Tillamook at 1:45. leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p m. 01 011 arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, wiiicii is usually 4;3O- Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45. Post Office hours, 7:30 A. NT. to 8:ou P. M. Mom v order department, 8:00 A.3*. 6:00 P. M. Sunday 4 00 to 6 00 p- M- •<3) 1 or the purpose of Introducing u ! THE JACKSON SQUARE CIGAR” to all Smokers- Cut out this Coupon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. £)AVID WILEY, M. D., r GOOD FOR ONE JACKSON SQUARE CIGAR. —W- AT -H— PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, Tilamook News Company, AH culls promptly attended to I f 1’ besksteo TILLAMOOK, ORE. before O ctober 7 th 1897 B. C. LAMB. : t r ► ► 4 And you will receive one PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON FREE of CHARGE! Office at Allen House, Tillamook, Oregon Telephone No. 7. A io Cent cigar that will be sold for 5 Cts. Painting Lesson» C. L. Stubbs is 01 ganising it painting class. Lessons will be given in landscape marine, flower and figure painting. See kiln about it at the Elite Studio. W A. WISE, 7C DENTIST, The Dckum Building T illamook , 3d& Washington, Portland. (J ames M c C ain , If C CAIN & SEVERANCE, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, OllKGlN. Flooring, Rustic and First Class Finishing Lumber Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension Rough, Dimension Lumber Q 0. NOLAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Dep.ty District Attorney of Tillamook County Office in Alderman Hotel Building Tillamook. Oregon j li ATTORNEY AT LAW Office Opposite Comi House. Tillamook, Oregon. QLAUDE THAYER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON W.J $/2.00 may , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON U. J. ItALT. I OHCAX lUVTBB J) ALY & HAYTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DALLAS, OREGON. COUNTY COURT A couple of greeuh ’rns trie«! to play the bold bandit «nd hold up a trahi with in <5 mile« of the city limit« of PoiThoid Saturday night. While the regular Eastern train, No. 2, wiifl leaving the city, tv>o masked men succeeded in slopping the engine by some signal Rud nfier taking the engineer and fireman into the brush beside the track, robbed OEO. COHN. them of their watches and about $16. in JOHN BAHKEH. Vie. Pr=» nnd Mg. O A DOTY, Hr.r.l.rr money. The bnikennin went forward as soon as the train stopped, and taking in the situation, crawled under the mail car and opened fire on the robbers, who got into the brush with their two prison ers. Then lie mounted the cab, and, amidst a volley of pistol shot a , succeeded in backing the train of danger. No one was injured, and nothing was lost ex cept what was taken rroin the engineer « and fireman while their captors bad them under guard ia the brush by the \ FULL LINE OF track. Both robliers were captured on making a total fur extra woik ami ma , . 1 t nl„s D.C-. 1» m«cli »'idCre.!«. VeHrt'9'““'Mn',*2 Dre,. Trimmln? « . I I. Bb) >. „„ ,„d m . o Bnfiy the following day and are now in jail teiial of *653.90, making a total of the , «11111 of *5055 66 now due C. F. Royal A I X^X'cu'ürwe.r, . fine line ofCortet». Tb« UB- ««»'« i- - PORT TOWNSEND, Wash., Sept 24. ‘ Ea.t in Hat», Bonnet», and c»p. lor children. —Thu Tug Pioneer, Captain Nedsoi», Sou for the construction of said biidge And the report of D. P. Harvey Supt arrived here at 3 o’clock tins morning direct from Skaguay, with news of a land of said bridge having been heretofore or glacier slide oil the Dyea bail last . tiled, it is therefor ordered by tire court for Saturday, accompanied by tl e 1 »as of I that the claim of C. F. Royal A Son | theaum of *5656 66be allowed that the the lives of «event I people. The exact I County Clerk draw warrant«, on the Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Mttln numlrer is not Known, but 18 people in Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregot all, 17 men and one woman, were report Treasurer of Tillamook comity for the ed missing, and while it is not supposed above amount on the general fund. In the mailer of the tax levy lor the that more than 7 or 8 were killed, it would not surprise those who brought year 1897 it appearing to the court that out the news to learn that none of the the anterior ha» not completed the assess 4 inent lor I897 and that it will be impos 4 missing ever turned up aliv*. The accident is discrilied by some as a sible f ur him to do su the time lor com pletion of the work was extended to Janu 4 ' snoweli«le, by others a lamlslidr, slid by J others as the tearing l >oae by the icceiil ary lit 1898. * 1 he following per «on« were allowed * rains of a huge glacier that overhung OF --------- 4 4 Sheep Camp and the trail. The news the amounts set opposite their names fur hardware 4 the piir|K»«es indicated: 4 leached Sksgnay S'lml .y evening and Clnurle Thayer Dep. Diet. AL fees in Ir o'clock STOVES, the tug Pioneer left there at 3 4 State va D T. Edmunds slid Stale vs Monday morning. tinware I Willey *10.00 In lhe suit of State vs Jacob Frnyire I farm machinery Tillamook'« Trade the following amounts were allowed: 4 There 1« « rteh and high'» productive 4 loggers supplies *5 45 G. W. Sappington Just. 4 section of country directly tributary to 4 4.30 S V. tmlerson.Const. FISHING TACKLE. 4 Portland that »t present iu very much in 2 90 B Provost witness need rd Iretter transportation facilities, 2 90 August llellebnyck " amunition etc and while reaching out for th* trad«» of the case of State vs W A Shaw T VXTP OK READY MIXED FAINTS . Alaska ami the Orient, Portland might the In following claims were allowed: incidentally take a little belter care of G. W. Sappington Just. 2-95 A FULL ‘ £tfrYtH*g that which is nearer home. Tl.e Tilli- S. V. Anderson Const 1-90 A'o mook country produce« an immense a- yr OPPOSITE BANK j inouut of hotter, egg», cheese eM «imi- Other claims were allowed as follow«: 7.00 6.00 Tillamook Lumbring Co GOYNU, Joseph Bloomfeld Jackson, said to be a crank from Meriden,Conn., was arrest ed S*pt 21st at the door of the White ll<*use, after an unsuccessful attempt to t liter the executive mansion. Jacksun was heavily armed. He had been in the city several days and had made IIU8* lerious boasts as to what he was io do to a high official oT the government. He sent a letter to a newspaper contain ing similar threats. He lias been under espionage for several days and is now behind the bars. Cranks of all grades are common about the president’s house, and the officers thought nothing of the arrest until on searching the mail they found a loaded revolver. Only a charge of vagrancy and ing concealed weapons can be against him, and his treatment will not be materially different from that of him dreds ofcranks removed from the White House r unds, but there is nevei III dess the fear that President McKinley might, if he had driven out in the afternoon, instead ol being closeted with visitors have met with an attack ami perhaps been shot as lie entered the carriage. I*, is thought that Jackson’s mind is un balanced. MADRID, Sept. 26—The arrival of United Stilles Minister Woodward from San Sabaslian has cause«! a sensation. I’he programme of Hie United Stated has been ascertaineil. This does not con template a declaration of war, if Spain rejects meditation, hut, according to re port, an “ostentatious proclamation to the world of disapproval of the Cuban regime by suspending diplomatic rela tions with Spai •, and withdrawing the United Slates Minister.’* O re . I A. W. SEVER Ab. CE. TILLAMOOK, Peace Inis been restored in the anthra cite region at Hazelton, Pa., and^Jnearly every colliery there is working today. Included in these were the Lehigh .‘i Wilkesbarrecompany’s Audenried mines employing 2500 men. The strike was I radically inaugerated by them, and their retui n to work Saturday caused a stampede of the other strikers. More than two-thirds of the region are now working. 20.83 lar products, and a rapidly growing John Barker sal. 133 33 fanning community is furnishing a trade J. D. Edwards sal. that is well worth catering to About a Tom Coate«, dep. 50.00 year ago the steamer service between H II. Alderman sher. sal. 133.33 Astoiia and Tillamook became so wretch E. \V. Stanley dep. sher. sal. 50.00 edly bad that the hade was nearly all 11. II. Aiderman, sheriff filed his of- drifting away to San Francisco. Con ficial bond as tax collector in the sum of ceited efforts of Portland merchants and $5030. with Andrew Anderson. John the people of Tillamook resulted in the Sven«oii,L. G. Freeman, M. \V. Harri steamer Chilkat being placed on the son, Teter Brant and A. G. Beals ns route, and a highly satisfactory increase sureties. in business was noted. The following claims were allowed for Unfortunately, though, as soon ns the . road wurk : Chilkat was placed on the route the K. D. No. 4» owners of the steamer« Harrison, Align«- [ F. M. Lamb *21 60 la and Elmore, which bad previously Tom Lyater 1.0.) l»een running there at intervals, so ir B. Indorf 2 81 regular as to render the service utterly J. H.Jacobson 1.25 worthless, began giving excellent ser Abe Langldiu 3.12 vice with those steamers, frequently hav W. C. Bailey 2.00 ing two boats a day out of Tillamook, Alex Watt 3.7> where before the advent of the Chilkai K. D. No. 5. they had an irregular service, never of Otto Walther 5.00 R. D No. 6. tener than once a week, and seldom of- tener Hi m twice a month. Of coms« lessie Crane 10 62 the route was not big enough for si lohn Craven 12 50 many «learner«, making frequ< nt trips, D. J Dunn 30.00 and the Chilkat, being a larger and more I'lieo. Dahl 11 25 expensive boat to operate, was forced to Dan Fletcher 10 00 6 25 Huccunib Io the opposition, and since her riiomas Foster withdrawal the service lias been rapidly A. Frasier 13.75 growing worse, until now tiiere is no Jasper Leiper 6.8 r 8.75 dependence whatever placed on the pro L Miller J. G. Miles 20.00 posed sailing dales of the steamers. The following claims were allowed for The last steamer arriving from there brought several thousand lbs of butler bridge work: which was fully 10 days overdue in this Louis Farmer $10 00 cily, and the detention caused a loss of II. G. Sprague 1 25 several hundred dollars to the shippers, II. M. Farmer 24.35 as butler declined in the meantime. Not Court adjourned until Tuesday. only was there a direct hiss in this way, On Tuesday Sheriff Alderman present but among the consignments were a few ed his return on the tax roll for 1806 ns lots of special brand«, which have an es follows: Statement of amount collected, tablished trade here, and the failure to sworn off, doubly assessed, erroneously get it here on time forced the customers assessed, road credits receipted for, road to take some other brand. San Fran creditsnot receipted for and credited by cisco has always secured more then her order of the court on the tax roll for 1806: share of Oregon’s coast trade, and if To amt chd on original roll for 1H96 $36,925 77 1,172.28 Pori land merchants are desirous of hold ” SheritPs assessment ing it.ii is necessary that a bet er steamer | Total “7Pto9»l.o5. service be provided. Rev. Father Schell By order of court in Tillamook City limits 195.81 ” road credits receipted for 847 04 of Tillamook, was in the city yesterilay ” doubly assessed 63.25 trying to secure the assistance of the ” wrongfully " 103.71 chamber of commerce in securing better ” sworn ofif 33 95 8311 65 transportation faculities, and it is prob " Delinquent on original roll ” ” ” ahei ift's assessment 568.36 able that an effort will be made to rem ” Treasurer’s receipts 27.R10.60 edy the present trouble.—Oregonian. ’ r'd rec'ptsnot receipt’d for on slier assess 15800 ” error 5 67 Total I3M 05 The return was accepted and the amount« ordered credited as claimed an I that saul sheriff should be charged with the Pit'«limit to nn order of adjournment amount oi sheriffs assessment Hiinnoiuitiiig to I1172 28 imide on tlie 8th dny of Sept. County the sum of The following named persons were allowed Court met on Sep! 27th A. D. 1897, the the amounts set opp«.site their names. following being preaent: W. W. Con $230.00 J. S. Stephens, salary as Assessor der Judge, D. P. lln rvey Couimiaaioner, I), 1‘. Harvey, for services on Nestncca brdg 30 20 J. D. Edwards Clerk, mid H. 11. Alder- C. F. Royal, for lumber furnished RD No fi 2.5O Court adjourned till next regular term. man Sheriff. Ill the matter of the building a bridge across the Big Nestncca tivjr. C. F. I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tatk of O re Royal mid Sou filed their claim us fol gon for the C ounty of T illamook . in Re entate of I Notice ot final settleiuei^ lows: J*d”e^d3 One span 180 feet, 2 approachea 218 ft., Notice is hereby given that I*. W. Kyatr, let- 2 breakwaters 150 fl , as per contract at *5084.00 with the following deducted for mialslrator cl the above named e«tate, ha. Bled hl. final Iicmmiit with the clerk ot the above shortage :18 ft. of approach @*1'75 pei j named court .bowlug the receipt, and ills ft. *31.50, 21 piles and cats *44 80, hur.ementa of the Linda of aald estate and that of an order isaued by said court on the 132h> «iron rods (it 4,'i eta per ft, *•> 94 by virtue ----- -------- ILt ...... ting H total Of »82 24 to be deducted ?'•> d-r I November IH»7, was.pphtte I a* the day on whirh from the origionul contract price leaving objections would be heard to aucli final hi count a balance of *5001.7b. To which there ; and the settlement thereof, at which lime if I should Ire added the following for extia Held filial account 1» approved by «aid court «aid work and malerial, which was ordeied by [ adminl.lrator will be dlHcharged from further I liability or connection with «aid cause. II he court as follows, Io wit: t) W Hyan, Administrator. . 93 ft. breakwater @ »1.30 per ft. *120.00 w. J. May att y for adm’r. Dated Hept 2*th 1W7. 116 ft approach 0 *1 75 per ft. 203.00 3 8 ft. cilinder pier 330.001 ’c fasts® Late Styles. New Goods Lowest Prices Dress Making Done to Order. : A COMPLETE NEW STOCK‘D-* ATTORNEY A LAW T lilamook , O regon . , , . C. & E. THAYER . General Banking «nd Ixchao»« bu»'»««- Uitiesi paid oa lime deposits. Kxchange on Xnglaud. Belgi mu. GCHÄMY» Sweden and all lot eigu coantrit*« Tillamook. Oregon. t old M u orH 5,<Hk; 0» H. CAKY, I COUNTY ITEMS. I I GATHEREQ BY BUR C8RRESM4DEHTS A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks , Happenings I Woods (FROM THB OCEAN WAVE) Geo Golden left l««t Tuesday morning for Brooks, Marion county, he will bring buck with him Ids wife find several others who have been picking hops It la estimated that there were 800 sal mon caught hist Tuesday night. If they were all sold at 25cts a piece it would leave »200 scattered among our people in one night. Rev Allen, formerly of Newport, lias been ap|w>inte<! by the Methodist confer- ence as pastor nt this place, lie will move lii« family in in a few days Ser vices were held last Sunday morning and evening. Mrs Ammerman, from Cbehalein mountain, Yamhill county, while camp ing near IV. K. H'dredes’n resort, hail the misfortune to break one of her libs while cutting kindlings one day last week Prof. Snuffer and family who have been spending the rammer here, left last Thursday for Amity Prof, and Mrs Snuffer have Irotlr Ireen engaged to teach the Amity school While here he taught a succeaful summer school.
