THE TI LL A M DO K W EEKLY
HEADLIGHT.
COUNTY COURT.
to do with the rediiction'of wages
mid the strikes in New England.
O. DeK. Bowman, EJ. and Mgr.
Il is simply a question of internal Pursuant to adjournment. Court met on the PEOPLE WHO WAflT —
day of Jan. 1*98. Present, Hou. W. W;
competition and ability ofSoutli- 27th
Conder Judge D. P. Harvey. CommiMioner.
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County ern cotton in iiiufactiirers, by reason J. D. Edwards. Clerk and H. H. Alderman,
of lower wage« and less freight sheriff.
following
Amongst other business the
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
charges, to place their finished amounts were allowed:
(STRICTLY 1MADVÀMCB)
G. O. Nolan, dep. dist. Atty. fees, li.oo; Mr«.
91 W. product upon the market at a
Will Do Well to Remember that the
Oue year ......................................................
B. Nodine, board of Anderson, i, 12.00; J. P. Allen
Six montila ....................................................
.
60*
lower figure than the New England same, 14.50; C. E- Reynolds, supplies, .50; C. E.
Three mouths.................................
Reynolds, coffin and box for O. M. Andrews.
manufacturers. This necessitates 10.00;
Dr. D. J. Wiley, medical attendance for
a reduced cost of production Andrews 55.50; 8. J. Sturgeon, medicine furnish
Telephone No 6.
And ews. 3.75; E. Southwick; digging grave
among the New England mills, and ed
Office cornerò! Mainland .<1 st eels.
Andrew*. 3.50; Richard Manu, sawiag wood.
wage»
has resulted in a cut in the
13.00; J. H Level, board of L. Peterson, 26.66
rfan now on hand the lest and most complete stock of
In the State of Oregon vs H. Booth, the fol
of the employee».
lowing claims were allowed:
The discussion anil the vote in
Jasper Smith, Justice, 7.90; H. H. Aiderman
sheriff, acting as const. 7.80; S. B. Hill, witness
the Senate on the Immigration bill
The large annual increase in the 4.20; A. J. Rhoads, witness, 3.40; Ella Knifong,
shows very clearly where the Re. consumption of sugar shows a con witness, 3.20, Thos. Hushbeck, wituess, 1.90
publican party stands in the mat stantly widening field for tile and James Burk, witness, 1.70.
J. D. Edwards, Co. Clerk salary
1'33-33
ter of intelligence and law and
growers of Huger beets and the pro Tom Coates, Dep. Co. Clerk
order. The leading men of the
H. H. Alderman, sheriff salary.
moters of sugar-beet factories. E. W. Stanley Dep. ” ’’
party have spoken out clearly and
The sugar consumed in 1896 was G. O. Nolan, Dep. dist atty 's fees
now in the Tillamook maket and sells them at prices that defy competition. No
vigorously in favor of a law
. C. Varnier, work
1,960,086 tons, but in 1897 was 2, F. Owing
to erroneous assessments the sheriff»
which shall exclude from the
Our ctio-
096,260 tons, an increase in the sale in 189401 Lots 3 & 4, Blk. 16, Lots 5, 6, 7 & 8 stale groceries, no shoddy, no cheap John articles for sale at our store.
United States the ignorant, the de
Blk. 16 and Lots 1 2 of the same block, was
year of 136,177 tons or 272,354,000 of
cancelled.
t omers are always satisfied.
praved and the unsatisfied classes
pounds. Of the total production In the matter of Jlevyin g a tax on the assess
which have, during the past few
property of the county on the roil of 1897,
in 1897, only 41,347 tons was from able
it a peariug to the court that this matter has
years, made up such a large pro
beets grown in the United States. been heretofore continued to this term of this
portion of the immigration. The The total sugar production of court for final action; and it fui ther appearing
to the court that the to'al valuation of all
Hobsonville, Oregon
Republican party, it will be re-
the United States was 336,650 tons, property in the County of Tillamook, State of
membered, paHHed a measure of
Principle Office 330 Marke» Street, San Francisco’ Mills at’Trnckee, Cal.
leaving other countries to supply Oregon for the year 1^97 as shown on the assess
ment is $1.007,155 and that it is necessary to
this kind during the dotting
us with 1,760,607 tons, most of it raise the sum of $13,600 in taxes. That there
months of President Cleveland's
coming from Europe. There seems are ¡725 pupils ofsohoolage in the coujity, that
SHERIFF’S SALE.
the law requires not less than $2.66 per capita
term, and it watt vetoed by him.
no reason why this sliouldbe, pos to be raised, that it requ res $3521.54 to pay I I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re
Now that there is a Republican
~rv—
gon for the C ounty of T ilj . amook .
sessing, uh we do, the best sugar assessments made by the State on this County,
that it will require $100.00 to be raised for the First National Bank of
President in the White House,
beet laud in the world.
Independence
support 01 indigent soldiers within tile county,
Plaintiff*
there is little doubt but that the
$200.00 to pay for postage etc. by the county
MEANS
vs
1
officials for which we have to pay cash, that jt William E. Burns and
measure will become a law and
We publish in another depart will require the sum of $6,655 i*> ca»h for the Diucilla Burns,
Defendants.
that the world will be given to un
and repairing of roads, contemplated:
ment
of this issue, a communica making
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
Now therefore we the County County of th •
derstand that the party in control
execution, judgement; order and decree duly
of Orego , County of Tillamook, do order
WHEN APPLIED TO
of allairs ill the United Stales tion relating to transportation in State
that the following rate be and hereby is levied issued out of and under the seal of the above
sections
of
this
county,
other
than
entitled cause, to me duly directed ami dated
on all assessable property within the county to
does not desire to recruit the citiz
»NA».
I »,
the 15th. day of December 1897; upon a decree
enship of tl.is nation with ignor Tillamook City. Mr. Fletcher is Wit:
rendered and entitled in said court on the 28th
For the payment of State taxes
3.5 mills
day of August 1897, in favor of the above named
” ge tet al school fund
ant and degraded men, and is not right in his representations, bat we
5. o ”
plaintiff, First National Bank of Independence,
to
do
not
exactly
know
how
” general purposes of the county I3.2 ”
willing to permit this class to come
and against the above named defendants,
” indigent soldiers
.1 ”
«
William E. Burns and Drucilla Burns, for the
into competition with intelligent remedy the difficulty We are in
” incidental expenses
.2 ”
sum oi $770.00 with interest thereon from the
hopes
that
the
tug
Miami,
now
be
*' road improvement, cash
5.0 ”
American 'jitizens, or assist in
26th day of February 1890. at the rate at 8 per
Pronounced by Experts the Standard of the World.
It was further ordered that the sum Of $200 be
ing completed here, will enable the and
cent par annum in U. 8. Gold Coin and the furth
Ask your dealer for WINCHESTER make of Cun or
controlling national a Hairs.
the same was levied against all persons
er sum of $120.00 attorneys fees, and the costs
Ammunition and take no other.
people of the Neslucca country to within the county, who are subject to a slate and disbursements of this suit taxed at $72.00
tax for toad put poses, payable in cash, and
FREE:—Our new Illustrated Catalogue.
ship out at reasonable rates. We poll
commanding, me to sell the following describ- j
it was ordered that the County Clerk extend
WINCHESTER REPEATINQ ARMS CO., New Haven, Ct.
A11 exchange says: “The talk understand that the present county said levy on the assessment roll for the year ed real property to wit:
Lots 28, 29, 3o, 81 and 32 of Section 14. Lots 9, I
1897
and
place
a
warrant
thereon
for
the
going the I'ountls of the press shout court i» entirely adverse to mak
10, 22 and 23 of Section I4 and Lots 16, 17 and
collection of said taxes made returnable to tiie
18 of Section 15 in Township 6. South of Range
the thirty or forty million tlolliirs ing any effort toward securing a court on the first Monday in April 1898.
11, West of Willamette Meridan in Tillamook
In the matter of the se eclion of a County
pnitl out min ns lly to soldiers not free road out of the county and
County, Oregon. Now therefore, by virtue of
newspaper the proceedings were of a purely
entitled to pensions, mid iibont the so many blunders have been made technical character. Messrs Handley it Hand- said execution, judgement, order, decree and
order of sale, and in compliance with the com.
necessity for purging the “roll of in the Baxter Toll Road matter ley <Jc E. E. Selph, Attys for the H eadlight mauds of said writ. I will on the 29th, day of
objected to the introduction of any evidence
honor’’ and ¡ill tlnit sort of tiling, that the day of deliverance seems until some paper be selected as the County January 1898, at the hour of Io o’clock A. M.
at the front door of the County Court House, in
official paper but the objection was over rul
appears in a very ridiculous light to be fui titer away than ever.
Tillamook City said County and State, sell at
ed. Messrs May, Eddy, Goyne and Brooks
public auction, subject to redemption, to the
when it is remembered that very
Attys, for the Herald interposed a number oi
highest urn! best bidder for cash in hand, all
mo ions affecting the pleadings of the H ead
recently, under Judge Lochren’s
The revenue receipts for January light , some of whica were allowed and doiiic the right, title and interest which the within
named defendants had at the date of the niort
administration of the Pension bid fair to be larger than those for over ruled.
gage mentioned in the coinplaint or now has in
Bureau ami by President Cleve December, Ilins showing a steady After these motions were disposed- or
to the above described real propelty, or any
of the publisher
of the
H badligiit ,
part thereof, to satisfy said execution, judge
land’s direelions, every corner ami growth in the earning capacity of through his
attorneys,
Handley it Hand
order, decree, interest, costs aud all ac
cranny of the pension roll was the Dingley law, month by month, l?y and E. E. Selph asked for time to ct ment.
uiug costs.
G rand C entral B illiard
his pleadings, and was grant ed un
searched for supposed fraud anil since itN enactment; but, owing to amend
H. II, Alderman.
til Feb. 15th, tile hearing of the case being
H all .
Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Oregon.
thousands of Just pensions were de the heavy interest payments and postponed until the March term of Court.
Bids for the keeping of Ixiuis Peterson were
Fine
Liquors
and
Cigars
nied or delayed, the secret inten other extraordinary expenses inci opened and found to be as follows.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Tillamook, Oregon
$40.00 per month
tion of the administration being dent t<> the first month of the year, John II. Level
H eadquarters for the C elebrated
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Jan., 5, 1H98:
H. E. Wesloi
30.00 ”
”
Telephone No. 9.
—Notice is hereby given that the following
to cut down expenditures to the it is probable lluit January will W. A. High
10.00 "
”
named settler has filed notice of his intention
lowest limit, in order to keep down see another deficit. The time is Petei son's condition beii g juite serious it was to make final proof in support of his claim, and
inadvisable to remove him to Netarts that said proof will be made before the County
the monthly deficit as much as rapidly nearing, howevei, when deemed
and consequently Mr. High's bi«l could not lx
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook
possible. A great hullabaloo was the freetraders will no longer be accepted, he residing in Netarts. The bid of Clerk
Ore,, on Feb. 23rd. 1898, viz:
H. E- Weston was accepted.
mmle by the Pension officers about able to cry deficit.
William J. Himes;
In the case of the State of Oregon vs Simmons
H. K. No. 10611 for the N. E.
of Sec. 27 Tp.
fraud,and something like 8300,000
St Lowry the following claims were allowed:
2 N R. 7 West.
G.
O.
Nolan,
dep.
dist.
Atty,
fees
10.00;
G.
W.
was spent in exhaustive investiga
The Populist Convention recen Sappington Just, tees. .65: 8. V. Anderson, He names the following witnesses to prove
tion of the same, with the result tly held in St. Louis, vehemently const, fees. $5.20; Jas. Loomis, witness, 2.00; his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz; Walter J Smith, of Wilson, Ore
that just thirteen cases of fraud declared ngniiist further fusion Annie Lederer, witness, 2.10; Mary Lederer, gon;
John Paquet, of Wilson, Oregon; Will
witness, 2.10; Fred Page, witness, I.50.
were discovered.
with Democrat*. The leaders at in the case of State ci Oregon vs Geo iam R. Illingworth.lof Wilson, Oregon; James
QHUamooh Oenblight.
First Class Goods
SECOND CLASS PRICES
Truckee Lumber Co.
s Groceries, Provisions and
2 Loggers Supplies Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, and General
Merchandise, —
J-
^P erfection
Möß
W
I
À
C. B. HADLEY,
GAMBR1NUS BEER
Johnson, the following claims were allowed:
G. W. Sappington justice, 6.90; 8. V. Anderson,
con table, 5.90; Ed Severance, witness, 2 70;
The criosof "Down with Blanco!”
D, Sev r-.nee, witness, 2.70; Delmas Burdick
which are resounding through Ha
witness. 2.70.
Jones Bros, for hauling corpse of O. M. An
van* are oini iiuiih , Blanco is the
drews to cemetery were allowed 1.50 and D. P.
third commander whom the Span
Harvey as salary & mileage for Co. Coin was
allowed 12.20.
iards have Imd in Cuba since the
It appearing to the county court that the
rebellion started. Each lias had
council of the c ty of Tillamook made a levy ot
5
mill
. on the taxable property in the incorpor
a dilTerenl plan of campaign, ami
ated limits o( said city for road improvement
each hits been a failure. No other
Mr. Brynii's remark that wliat f »r the year 189810 be placed 011 the tax roll for
mail whom Spain has could do any he wants “ more than niivthing the year 1897. and it further appeariug to the
court that a 5 mill levy has made on said pro
better, Almost three years have else is 11 good rest” is heartily n perty by the court for road improvements,
parsed since the rebellion began, I greed to by the remaining citizens thereby causing a double assessment levy to
l»e made on said 1 ropertv for the same purpose
and the rebels are stronger now of the United States—in some it was oidercd that the county clerk ex end on
►aid tax roll ot 1897 the 5 mill levy heretofore
tlmn they ever were before. If quiet, secluded spot, Mr. Bryan,
made by the county court for road improvement
Spain withdrawn Blanco she will
on all pioperty within the corporate limits of
Tillamook City
confess that the rebellion can not
In the mat er of road improvements in this
be put down, yet the Cubitus who
'
,
ounty t r the yaar i*^. $1.2,5 per day of 8 hours
Aa
given
by
Allen
ft
Lewis.
was
fixed as the sum to be paid each man and
are loyal to Spain demand his
$2 50 tor man and team.
w ithdrawal.
Ha. WHEAT—Market. steady nominal at 76 The court then adjourned.
7^. Eastern Oregon; Valley, 7S to 89c
tributed all the confusion nnd loss
of Ntreiiglh during the past two
years to the entangling allinnce
entered into with the Democrats.
The leaders declared absolutely
agaiiittt any furlhur combinations
of the sort-
VMiia mean
to Blanco;
O ATA—N0.1, white, «6 to 37; grey, 33 « tf»c
and desperation at the failure to choice.
suppress the insurgents, nnd the HAKLE3 --Fee.1, ,16 io. to 17.no brewing
riots at any time may precipitate ’ »19 00 to fio 00.
POTATOES— III good demaiul at 50 to 5*c
intervention by the lulled States. ! pmr
lack.
Apparently the day of Cuba's de 1 ni'TTER-Store, in ralla 33 6» 40c per roll
liver* ico is close at hand.—81. choice dairy, jo <4 \5v per toll ; cieamery o c
I per roll.
Louis Weekly (Hohe Democrat.
■ KOOS.—Choice candled roc
I
The free traders are still trying
to tell the people that the emise of
the reduction of wages in the Nvtv
Englmnl cotton mills is found L,
the iniquitous Dingley law. When
such Assertions are persistently
umile by Demoeialie statesmen
they point to a lack of sincerity, ns
a casual examinalion of the lads
ami conditions as they exist shows
clearly that the operations of the
Imiti law have nothing whatever
per do«
FELTS—Good demand ate filine
WOOL—Valley, lficfi|:*c, Kaatern Oregon i<X4
>«c-
IltllRA—Dry. tv* lie (reen-c to 5c
l'RIKl» AFFI.FS- Rvaporated Maached. 6
'4 ',e evaporated unbleached. 4'^a.Hc.
FEARS—Sun and evaporateli, vece
ItRIKtl
FLl'MS—rnleM, 4fi*5v. prunes. JVafi
CHICKENS- Jr to at ft no aptoiga |r oofilr 30
Tl’RKEYS—Uve. lofiltk tor choice, dressed
tde •■•Me.
ItVCKS-Torni* »4 <o fi| |3 »
GKKSK—14.50 9 5 jo
K.lnrnl'Yonr Howel. With CnararoM.
it chrrr*è '>Ur7 »onniipan«, tore.«
h V c C. fail, drugg i«ta refund aiouey
iw. .¿s
The Happy Side
When times are bad and folks «re «ad
An’ gloomy day by day.
Jest try your best at lookiu. glad,
An whistle tin away.
Don't mind how troubles bristle;
Jest take a rose or thistle.
Hold your ow n
An1 change your tone
Au’ win tie, whistle, whistle’
A aong is worth a world o’ sighs.
When red the lightuings play.
Look fur the rainbow tn the stuvs
Au' whistle ’em away
mind how trouble* brist!»;
The roue come* wtfh the thistle.
Hold your own
Au’ change your tone
An whistle, whistle.whistle!
Each day come* a ith a life that’s new—
A strange, continued story,
But still beneath a bend of Line
The world rvl’s on to glory
IMa‘t mind how trouldea bristle;
Jest take a rose or thistle.
Hold your ow u
An’ change your tone
An whistle, whistle, whistle'
F. Reeher, of Wilson, Oregon.
Chas. B. Moores, Register.
NOTI 2E FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov 24,
1897:—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-
nam «1 settler has filed notice of his intention
to m ke final pr<n»f in rapport of his claim, and
Unit said proof will be made before the County
krk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ore.
on January 14th.
viz Krick Glad; II. E, No.
10372 for the B w ’< of 8ee. 25. Tp 2 N R 8 West.
He names the fullowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
cf. said land via;
Frank Severance, of Tillamook Or., Laurence
Johnson, of Tillamook, Or., George Johnson; o
Tillamook, Or., Charles Bester, of Tillamook.
Or.
Chas. 11. Moores.
Register.
NOTICE EOK FtBLKATION.
I jiik I offive at Oregon City, Oregon, Pec.. 3 3
l«9- -Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler lias filed notice of her intention to
make final proof in support of her claim, and
that Mid proof will be made before the County
Clerk nl Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore.
•" Februa -y jth. cma. vis Nell. M Cnrtia: It. H
No. 1050s f th e Lots 1, i, 3. and 4 of Sec. 6, Tp
1 S. «.IM
She name, the following witneaaes to prove her
hisenntinnoua residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vis;
Mike Alplanalp. ol TlU imook. Ore. John I..
Childers, of Tillamook. Ore., William A. Hall o'
Tillamook, Ore., John Rupp, of Tillamook. Ore
Chas. B. Moore*.
Register.
Sturgeon’s^*-
D rug S tore
[JcW and Select j^toclç.
patent ^edicincg and Druggist’# Notions
Y7'-;.
A Fine Line of Jewelry,
ttatlaaery, E:oh.
Prsscripüons Carefully ComponrtfBd
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore . Dec. 3d. 189-
-Notice i« hereby given that the following
nametl settler ba« filed notice of her intention
to make final preo iu support of her claim,
su.l that said proof will be made before the
’ ounty Clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook Or
.»a Feb;. 5th i AA. via Mrs Julia Curtis. H F
No. low: for the S’, of A
H E# ofSW^
and I.ot 4 of Sec 31 Tp i S R. 8 W
j She names the following witnesses to prove
( her continuous residence upon and cultivation
j of said land, viz:
Mike
of Tillamook. Ore . John t_
Chil.ler«, ot Tillamook. Ore . William A. Hall,
I »1 Tillamook Ore., John Rnpp. ot Tillamook
I Oregon.
Chas B Moores
Register.
Hint yon r an 1>uy a great nmjoriiy of all artk-lea in coininon use, »itch ■
Cook Stoves, Heating Stoves
Tinware, Queensware Furniture
C lotHing and many otlier things
Eagre’s Second. ZZaixd. Store
Rood ». new for only a riunii per rent of aliai Illese article* co«l new?
Gu and are (or yourself and you will be ion vil.ceil.
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