Tillamook headlight., November 25, 1897, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK
I) jn’t fmx -I th it. tin R c :et ■rt »r * wiil
have a line line of Holiday goods.
WEEKLY
U l-.A I >L I< ■ I IT
Prof. B“ggH lias organ ze I
«lancing class at Bay City.
a
fine terment. The funeral took place under
the au-pices of the I. 0.0 F. and the
Ike Simler anil Tom Coat» have gone '
G.
A R. of both of which organization
Fancy
silk
I
nndkerchiefs
—
just
the
Duck
shooting
has
been
rather
poor
Dr. \Vi»e will be el hi» office iibont down the bay on n big hunt.
thing for a Xmas present— at Mrs. Stur­ for the last few day, nearly all the hunt­ deceased was a member.
two week«. Those who want to nee him
Mrs. Sturgeon has a nice line of school ge n's.
ers get a few ducks but none thus far
should c line nt once.
umbrellas.
The Liar’s club did not have the
Corsets and corset waists atMrs. Stur­ have reported any extraordinary shoots.
The new tux now ontho ways will be
usual meeting <>n Monday night
The
Rend the new ad of Foard mi l Stokes geon’s
Quite
a
number
of
arrests
were
made
ready for launching in a day or two.
president got religion mid the Secretary
of Astoria.
A marriage ,license was issued, on last week of canners and sailers of sal­
got the epizootic.
J. S. Phillips, the new band-saw
The District Attorney Ims an articles Tuesday to Geo. II, Williams ami Bessie mon for vic lating the fish law infishing
filer of the Truckee'mill, is »topping in in this issue. Rend it.
after the first of November. The men
A caucus of the voters of Tillamo >k
l’ike, both of Bay City,
town a few days while the mill is shut
a»rested all plead guilty and weie fined will be held at the city hall on Saturday
Judge Cooper’s family moved into
The warehouse, at (iarabahli was in -
down.
♦ 10 and the costs of suit. A number of evening Nov. 27th for the purpose < f
their new residence on Wednesday.
roofed by the storm and the roof carried
other complaints were entered but for nonminating offi ers for the coming year.
Morlz Koester, who Ims been in ill s
to the hotel near by, where it smashed
certain reasons not given, they were with
Thanksgiving today. Are yn thunk­
county for »nine lime, Ini" gone to Santa
things up generally, b idly frightening
Mr. Nolan's Kcply
drawn. There is no dou'»t that the law
ful fur the many good things you enjoy? »nine of the inmates.
Ci ill, Cal. for bis lieultli.
should be change making the closing Editor H eadlight :
If
not
you
ought
to
be.
A; A. Hohman, a traveling num from
The storm (4 last Thursday was the season begin no earlier than Nov 13: h or
I11 answer to the letter, signed ”A
The past few day have witnessed most
Portland, was ill town this week, leav­
sever» st known in this section for many Dec. 1st. To strictly enforce the law as Citizen” and published in the H ead ­
delightful weather.
ing on Monday.
years. All over the county great trees it is at present would be to dose every light . I desire to say that I am not a
The windmill on I)r. Wise's property that had withstood the blast of a century cannery in the county and every Saif policeman, around, looking after those
A. II. Maianey and wife have been
were uprooted or broken off, fences ami house, as the fish come into the bay so who break the law, although I am sup­
stopping at the Allen House for a week, was taken down thia week.
shells blown down ami roads rendered lateas to make it impossible to do much posed to be, and that it is my duty to
I.adies! When about to make your
Join. Hansen, who Ims of late been
impassable, there was, however, no loss before Nov. 1st.
prosecute all who violate the law. As to
Xmas
presents
cull
mid
inspect
Mrs.
residing in Astoria, left for .Muiunoiith
of lives ami compaiativiiy little damage
illegal fishing in the bay ¡11 this bay, I
Sturgeon's
lino
of
velvets
nml
ribbons.
Abe Cohn, the popular junior mem­
one day Inst week.
to property.
was doing w hat I thought best for the
ber
of
the
firm
of
Cohn
&
Co
,
left
for
Mrs. J. IV. King ami family, of
R. I>. Callavan and W. K. t'alterlin,
county. 1 was only intending to pro
Portia
id
on
Thursday
of
last
week,
and
cattle buyers from Scio, Ore., were in j Beaver, left on Hie steamer Truckee, * 1 The Knights of the Mima bees will
secute the men who were packing and
I on Wednesday u week ago, and were celebrate tlid holi«lays by a grand Mas­ will probably remain there for the great- , salting fish, ami not the boys who were
town last week.
1 amongst those who so narrowly escap­ querade Ball to be given under their er part of the time hereafter. Mr. Col li
('apt. I.. F. Aniunion, of Astoria, ed »hipwieck. Mr. King is now it auspic-s, at the Tillamook Opera House, lias been here a long tune, and his catching them, as the packers are the
was here this wrek milking arrange­
ones wlm make tl.e money, Now, since
The program« is friends are many. Tillamook will not
Riverside, mid Ilia family were on their Christinas eve next
I have undertaken to enforce the law
ments for the piiri'hase of steel head
seem
herself
with
Abe
’
s
genial
smile
not
yet
completely
arranged,
when
it
way to him when the shipwreck occur-
that far, I meet with all kinds of obsticles
salmon for shipment this winter.
missing,
but
we
trust
he
nriy
profit
is we will have mo e to say. They
ed.
Some say, “it will cost the county too
propose to give small handsome prises ‘by the change to a larger sphere of
.lust recleved n Hue line of picture
mill'll,” while others snv, “it is a shame
A
new
office
lias
been
constructed
in
action,
ami
that
a
generous
maasure
for
best
costumes,
best
sustained
frames, clienpvst in price ever seen in
to arrest any of these po »r men.”
the
H
eadlight building »ml we moved characters etc.
of
success
may
attend
him
to
liis
new
town, Call ami see them nt the Racket
After a few <4 the packers were arrested,
in on Monday. The II kadlight office
From the reputation tlifs city h is al­ home.
store.
about twenty complaints were sworn
ns at present arranged ,ia quite a niodle ready earned for givfng first class enter­
If you need anything in the line of office ami with our ever i net easing lact
FOUND DEAD.
out by the fishermen, against other fish­
tainments, we piedict that this will, not
infant, children's or Indie's underwear, lilies we hope to l»e aide to constantly
Last guturdwy as Dick Sales, the men, but were w ithheld and no warrm.ts
only be the ev-nt of the season, but the
cull on Mrs. Sturgeon. 8be carries a full increase both the excellency of our news­
mail carrier on the ro uta between Hut­ issued. And, now, some of the taxpay­
greatest occassmn of the kind in the
line.
sonville and Nehalem, was passing a- ers are critizing me for not going on and
paper and the efficiency of our job de­ history of our county.
loiig the road, near Lou Parish’s place, prosecuting all who have violated the
While you are enjoying your Thanks­ partment*
he was startled to find the dead body law.
NOTICE.
giving dinner don't loiget those who are
In Room 2 of the public schools, Mi*«
It is my belief that every man who
loss tortimate Ilian yourself,
The annual meeting of the Mock-hold­ of a man lying in the road. Mr. Sales
Mann
teacher, very pretty
and
did not stop to examine the body but
ers
of
Tillamook
Dairy
Association
will
E» Gov. Pili B iwers his an inter­ , appropriate exercises were held in an­
r ale back to Mr. Parish’s ami lepoit- secuted, for the laws are of no use to
esting letter In lb's issue in reply to the ticipation of Thanksgiving day. The beheld at the court-louse, 'lilhinmos, ed what he had found, and from hia 11s unless they are oileyed. I am will­
Ore
I'et.
6th
1897
at
1
o
’
cl
ck,
P.
M
question of "A Sxmer" published in a room was prettily decorated and the dec*
, description of the man Mr. Pat¡41 had ing to prosecute any one who has violat­
8. Severance
recent issue.
tarnations am! music were very enjoyable
no doubt that the dead man was his ed them if the parties who know of such
2t
Secretary.
violations will come and infoini me.
'
to
the
pupils
and
a
number
of
friends
brother, James M
Pariah, who had |
Cohn and Co. have just received a flue
G. O. Nolan.'
who
honored
the
school
wifh
their
FO4 NALH.
Iteen stopping with him for a week
line of pnnts fiom the famous llrm of
having
come
to
his
place,
from
Portland
Sweet, Off A Co. rf Chicago. Every presence.
In Tillamook City Oregon
A fine
pair of these punts ate warranted. If
The first correct copy of 8h Arthur stock of llartlwai’, Tinware, Tinners where he Inul been in the hospital
you wear pants it will pay von to call • Sullivan’s gieal •ong.
••The lx>sl Supplies, Undertakers Supplies. Will undergoing treatment for chronic rheum­
atism. Mr Pari«h secured Help, and
and examine lid* stuck.
i Chord,” ever printed in America, direct invoice al»out |2000. Store is doing an
removed the liodv to his resilience after
excellent
business
I
iron
the
composer
’
s
own
hands,
will
ap
­
The second term of Ilin dancing class
which Cormier Reynolds was notified.
Also
store
buihiing
and
lot
on
which
opened last Finlay evening. The gen pear in tlie Chiistmns number of I’he
Mr Reynolds went up in the afternoon
eral public have at last found rail wluit Ladies Home Journal. Over hi* sig­ same is situated . building is 24x80 feet
and hel 1 an inquest, the following
in
size;
lot
is
25x105.
l
’
iice
reasonable.
nature
Sir
Arthur
Sullivan
ft
a
tea
that
of
the II kuii mill' has been telling them
gentleman acting as juryman: M. II
t >r the past six months, that Prof Begg* the million of copies of “the Lost Chord” Business will be sold wi:h or without
Ripley, L L. Smith, J. II. Milla, A.
was one of the be*t rial cing teacheis on sold in America, all ate incorrect, and | •torebnilding nr lot.
Peterwm. Frtd Kappee and I. M. B^gg«.
Also
house
of
10
rooms
ami
two
lots
on
mat
thia
is
the
first
act
urate
copy
of
the
the Pacitlc c oast, and per .oi.Mquri.cr
The jury returned a verdict of “death
which
same
is
si
tin
led,
with
barn
and
turned out and foimed a class as they song ever prepared by him, or for which
from natural causes.”
ought to have do lie long since, mid slatt­ ' he ever received a penny of payment. other outbuilding*.
On account of the road oeing obstruct­
For terms etc call on nr «dress:
ed in to learn to dance some of the new The complete music and words of Sir
ed
by fallen trees.the holy had to be
I>.
DeK.
Bowman,
tgt.
dances as tmiglitiu the huge cities Arthur’« copy of the song, expressly pre­
carried 6 miles to Garabaldi, whence is
H kadlight Bldg.
All who expect to join the professor» pared for The ladies’ Home Journal, will
was brought here on Monday (or in­
*
Tillamook.
class at all should du so tomorrow night. | l>e given’
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS
Eggs 25 cts. n dor., at Colin and Co.
NETARTS
The tug Maggie, of Nehalem, came
into the bay Monday and towed out to
sea the schooner Free Trade, witn a
cargo of lumber for San Frai c sco
Captain Hansen, reports finding plenty
of water on the bar, and a m »st excellent
entrance to Netarts Bay.
A part of the wharf at the sawmill
went dow’ii during the storm.
Tl.e new barm lielonging to J. II. Jack-
son was unroofed last Thursday during
the gale.
The schooner Free Trade brougli
quite a lot of freight for the Netarts
store.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, OREGON
(TTY, OR.
Notice is hereby given that the approved
fractional plat of Township 3, South Range 9
West, has been received from the Surveyor
General of Oregon, and on January 4th. H98-
at 8 o’clock, A. M.. of said date, said plat will be
filed in this office, and the land theirin embrac­
ed w'll be subject to entry on, and after said
date.
Chas: R. Moores, Register.
Wiu. Galloway, Receiver-
ALLEN HOUSE ARRIVLFS
Miss Julia E Tone, H. B. Bun, C. Hobart , Ne­
tarts: John Hausou L. T. Ainunson A. A. Sveu-
Bou Astoria. J. K. Roach Bay Cify. R. D. ( al-
lavan W. E. t’alterlin Sico, L. B. Krcgor^Sau
Francisco. Chris Olson. Nels Nelson, wmjFiu-
ley & wife Nehalem. Mrs. J. W. King and five
children Ernest Haag Beaver. Wni. Plank
Wood. J. G. Miller and daughter, Nestucca.
Mort« Koester Santa Km«. W. M Bays Blaine.
Cha». H. Tergesou, A, A, Bahnian, Portland;
L. Parrish, F. Cabkee, Miame; J, Johnson
Garibaldi; A H. Malaney, aud wife Tillamook;
J. S. Philippe, Hobsonville.
Eggs 25 eta, a doz at Colin and Co.
Kay and Todd’s new building is Pro­
gressing nicely, It will be ready
occupancy in a week if the weather hoi- *
good.
When You Want
any Delicacies for Thanksgiving
Christmas or New Year and
when you want to sell your
produce.
^«■REMEMBER
that the place to buy the one
ahd sell the other is
Astori««, Oregon.