Tillamook headlight., March 03, 1898, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK W E K K L V H I " A PLIGHT._______
CtUamook ¿)ecblfoht.
D. DeK. Bowman, E 1. and Mxr.
Officii! Paper, Tillamook City and County
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION,
(■TB1CTLV 1WADVÀMCB.)
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Office cornerò! Msin“an«l
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War W'th Spain.
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deemable at the same value. He
also proposes that the Treasury
shall hold silver and gold l.ullion
in like quantities at their market
value sufficient to equal 25 per
cent of the (ace value of all Gov­
ernment
notes
outstanding.
While it is scarcely expected that
Mr. Boies' proposition will lie
looked upon as feasible, it is inter­
esting in showing the rapid disin­
tegration of the 16-to-l movement
among the most intelligent of
those who supported it two years
the liar by reducing the scouring force of the [
current at that point by forcing it to contiuual-
ly carry out the sands carried in from the north I
spit. It seems to me the most important point !
in this problem is to remove the cause of thia
«hiftin. by arresting the movement of the north
sands by a jetty on the north side of the desired
pvt lion of the channel; this being constructed
it might aud probably would also be necessary
to construct enough south ietty to guide the
channel to the new position. An ojection to
this plan is that the projection of the north
jetty beyond the end of the south jetty would ;
have a tendency to guida southwest «tor in '
waves into the harbor, but as the uearest I
what f is about four miles from the bar it is p o - '
able little trouble would be caused. It might !
prove necessary to extend the south jetty as far .
westward as the north jetty, but this would be j
decided by results after completion of the work .
s ggested above."
Captain Fisk makes the following estimates
for the work:
North j-tty, .>200feet, tramway approach, ijoo
feet, f22i.50o;^shortsouth jetty, 3000 feet, approach
from quarry. 3000 feet. >294,000. The estimate
for a single south jetty, 4500 feet, is >582,090.
He adds:
“Thecouutry tributary to the Nehalem river
is esstentially a timber district, and,Jas has been
stated in previous reports, the only justification j
for t e improvement of the bar and entrance is '
the benefit which it would afford the lumber in- 1
dustry by furnishing a harbor from which this
produce might be shipped to market. While it i
is quite possible future developement of the en­
trance to Nehalem bay, it is not, in my • pinion
at present worthy of improvement by the gener- [
al goverume nt.”
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PEOPLE WHO WANT —
First Cl.£tss Goods
SECOND CLASS PRICES
Will Do Well to Remember that the
Truckee L/urnber Co.
ffas now on hand the lest and most complete stock of
Groceries, Provisions and
2 Loggers Supplies Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, and General
Merchandise —
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There is no denying I lie fact "g".
that war between the United
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The following table giving the
Stales anil Spain may come liny
day. The chances are 99 to 1 amount of money in circulation nt
4 u
1 hat the court of inquiry now in­ the beginning of the month compar­
castigating the Maine dignate!*, ed with that in circulation nt the
will find that the vessel was de- beginning of the month in which
now in the Tillamook maket and sells them at prices that defy onipetition. No
slroyed by a Spanish torpedo or Bryan was nom'nated is extreme­
stale groceries, no shoddy, no cheap John articles for sale at our store.
Our cus­
a submarine mine. The dastardly ly interesting and will be useful for
deed was probably not done by reference during the coming cam­
tomers are always satisfied-
< rder of the Spanish government, paign, in which the free-silveri tes
nor even with its knowledge, but will again insist that their pro­
that it was done by fanatical position is the only one which can
Spaniards is not doubted for one increase the currency of the
SHERIFF S SALK
moment. Dispatches state that if country.
I n the C ircuit court of the S tate of O re ­
Principle Office 330 Marke' Street, Sun Francisco’ Mills at’l’riiekee, Cal.
such should be the findings of the Money in circulation in the United States gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
C. Thayer and E. Thayer
February
1
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«1,729,991,228
Piaintiffs
court, President McKinley has de­
vs
The Nehalem Mill Co. and
termined to demand an indemnity July 1, l ’!K ..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Frank Patton
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Feb., 12th 1898
Defendants
<>f, at least, ten million dollars. Of
I —Notice is hereby given that the following
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of . 11
course if Spain can and will raise
execution, judgment, order and decree d ily is­ named settler has filed notice of his intention
the money, and pay the indemnity
sued out of anil under the seal of the above en­ to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said pi oof will be made before the County
How do Senator Teller anil his titled court in the above entitled cau.-e, to me C ark of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ogn.,
that will settle the matter. But
duly directed and dated the 29th day of January
If you are contemplating a trip to Alaska,
there isa strong probability that tree-silver associate« who have Jsy8, upon a decree rendered and entered in said on vpril 9th. i8>8, viz:
William M. Mil s;
come ami see us. We have everything
the condition of public feeling in been demanding that the bonds of court on the 7th day of March 18^5, in favor of IL E. 11793 for the E % of W% of Sec. 8, Tp. 2 N.
the above named plaintiffs C. Thayer and E.
in our big store that you will need for the
Spain is such tliiil the government the United States shall he declar­ Thayer and against the above named defend­ R. 8 West.
He names the following witnesses to porve
trip. We have branch houses at Dyea
will not dare to pay t he indemnity. ed payable in silver justify their ants. The Nehalem Mill Co. and Frank Patton his continuous residence upon and cultivation
for the sum of >1377,15 with interest thereon at
and Skaguway, Alaska, Can furnish you
Spain is on the verge of revolt! - course in the light of the fact that the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the 12th of said land, viz:
David W. Rhoades, of Bay Cits Oregon. Nels
with just the iiifxrniation you want. Mr.
lion, and such is the popular ha­ the Mexican government, whose day of January 1895 and for costs and disburse­ Ha* sen, of Tillamook. Oregon, Wesley Day. of
ments of this suit, taxed at >175.55 commanding
Foard, of onr firm has been personally
tred of America that, should the financial methods they profess to me to sell the following described real pioperty B.ty City, Oregon. William Hayes, of Bay City,
overbolh trails. Come in and talk your
Spanish government undertake to so much admire, is just arranging to wit: An undivided one half interest in all the Oregon.
Chas. B. Moores.
Lots and Blocks in Nehalem City, Tillamook
Register.
trip over with us, perhaps we can help you.
pay indemnity to the United States fora new issue of bonds payable in County, Oregon, except Lots 6 7&8 in Block 13,
Come and see us anyway.
there is little doubt that it would gold and gold only? But a trifl­ Lots 7 & 8 in block 3 anti Block 28. Therefore,
by virtue of said execution, judgment,order, de­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lie overthrown. Under the cir­ ing inconsistency of this kind cuts cree and order ofs.t'e and in comp lance with
Land Office "at Oregon City, Ore., Feb, 10th,
cumstances, therefore there seems no figure with men who are mere­ the commands of said writ. I will on the 6th day 189S.—Notice is hereby given that the fol owing
of April 1898, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at
to be blit little chance of the ly advocating a cause for what the front door of the County Court House in the named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, a il
Astoria Oregon.
matter being amicably settled. they can get out of it in the matter city of Tillamook, said County and State, sei1 that said proof will be made beiore the County
at public auction subject to redemption, to the Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., on
Of the war, if it should come there of official preferment or otherwise. highest and best bidder for cash in hand, all the ,
April 5th, 1898 viz:
right, title and interest which the within nam- j
can be hut one outcome—victory
Asahel M. Hare:
ed defendants had at the dale of the mortgage ;
H. K. No. 10188 for the E. % of E. % of Sec. 2'.
for the United States. Our navy is
It is now estimated that the mentioned in the complaint, or now have in or Tp. 2 N. R. 8 W.
far superior to that of Spain, and February receipts under the Ding­ to the above described real property, or any t lie names the following witnesses to prove
thereof, to satisfy said execution, judgment, j
theabilily of American seamen lias ley law will reach «29,000,000, order, decree, interest, cost*» and all accruing I his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz:
been too often demonstrated to lie which will he in marked contrast costs.
George A. Monroe, of Bay City, Or,: John W.
: jEsc
H. H, Alderman.
McKinley, of Bay City, Or.: Joseph T. Nevins,
doubted. Spain, once the greatest with the February receipts dur­
Sheriff of Tillamook Co.,Oregon. of Bay City, Or.; Geerge H. Williams of Bay
y
W
s
over on earth, has dwindled ing the operations of the Wilson
City Or.
a
M
down to a fourth rate power, ca­
Chas. B. M ores.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
law.
M
Register.
pable of doing efl'fctive work, only
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Feb. 18, 1898:
—Notice is hereby given that the following
ö
wlien she is able to strike iu the
NOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION.
Againat Nehalem Bar-
named het ler has filed notice of his intention
fl
G rand C entral B illiard
dark. The cowardice of Suanisli
to make final proof hi support of his claim, and
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore , Feb. to . 1^98
As in my of our readers «re deeply in. that said proof will be made before the County — Notice is hereby given that the following
W
soldiers, as exhibited in Culm, lias lereHlpd in the improvement of Nehalem
H all .
Cierk ofTlllamook County, at Tillamook Ogn., named settler has filed notice of his intention
a
been ns pitiful ns their inhumanity Bar, the official report of Captain Flak on April 9th, 1898, viz:
to make final proof in support of hi» claim,
Fine Liquors and Cigars
and that said proof will be made before the
Wesley Day:
is appalling. The war would not against lhe proposed improvement,
Tillamook, Oregon 8
IL K. No. 11744 for the S*2 of N E'< and Lots 1 County Clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook Or.
H eadquarters for the C elebrated
In* of long duration, and the result will no doubt interest them. We and 2 of Sec. 6 Tp 2 N. R. 8 West. -
on April 5th. 1898. viz:
contained
in
give
it
here
in
full
as
lie
names
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
Job
«
W.
McKinley;
«
would lie the liberation of Cuba
his continuous residence upon ai d cultivation H. E. No. 10503, for the W. ’2 of W.
of Sec.
the Oregonian of b’e
24'li.
?l
if nut its annexation to the United
of said lend, viz:
32. Tp. 2 N. R. 8, W.
"Nehalem Bay at high water is about two
He names the following witnesses to prove
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States, and the sweeping of Spain miles long by one au<l one-third miles wide at William M. Milla, of llobsonville, Or«.. David
W. Rhoades of Bay City, Oregon; Nels* Hansen, his continuous residence upon and cultivation
the widest part, and is connected with the
from the Western Continent.
of said land, viz:
ofTlllamook,
Oregon;
William
Hajes,
of
Bay
ocean by a narrow channel, extending in a
George A. Monroe, of Bay City, Ore.: Asahel
There is not a particle of danger southerly direction about three milas. This City, Oregon.
M. Hare, of Bay City, Or; George W. Kiger,
Chas. B. Moores,
of interfcreiie 1 from nnv foreign channel varies in width from about rooo to 2000
of Bay City, Or.; Peter F. Ducham, of Bay City
Regist -r.
feet at high tide A low, sandy peninsula, two
Or.
lint ion. Our l ight to indemnity mid one half miles wide, lies to the west of this
Chas. B. Moores
could not but be recognized null channel and separates it from the ocean. The
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Register.
southern end >1 this peninsula forms the north
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Ore.,
Feb
18th,
international usage and law would ern shore of th«; entrance, aud the distance be­
189R.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
following
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
sustain the United States in its de­ tween this and the maiu shore ou a north and named settler has filed notice of his intention
south line ia about one mile Th» entrance
mands and in going to war Io sus­ channel shifts within the limits of this mile, to make ti at proof in support of*his claim, | Land Office at Ore tyi City, Oregon, Feb., to,
and that said proof will be made before the Co. 1 *898.—Notice is hereby given that the following-
tain them. WhateverSpanish hand occupying sometimes a southerly position ami Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook Ore. »«'ned settler has filed notice of his intention to
som times a northerly one. and at times there
j make final proof in support of his claim, and
Iniliiehed the torpedo or touched are two ch uinela, separated by a sand flat, ou April 8th, 1898, viz:
Hellebtiyck;
i that said proof will be made before the County
oil the mine that wrecked the bare at low tide. The survey of 1889 shows the H. E. No. 9941 Henrie
for the N% of N E% of Sec, 28 , Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore.
channel iu its northerly position, that of 1891 in
ot Sec. 21 Tp. 1 N, R. 9 W.
■ on March 26th, 1898. viz:
Maine, and sent its brave crew into its most southerly position, and at the time of and E’a of S
names the following witnesses to prove J
Edward Blum;
eternity, also snapped the bond of the last su-vey it w«is found in an interne ite his He continuous
residence upon and cultivation H. E. No. 8993 for the S.
of N. E. % and N. W.
position. The «-onclusion reached in all pre­
, % of N. E. # of Sec. 3i, Tp. 2 S. R 9 W.
st input by that bound Spain to vious examination - h is been that there is regu j of s id land, viz
Tracy
R.
Elliott.of
Bay
City,
Ore.
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— witnesses
»*.— __ ._ to prove
Thore
He
names
the
following
other civilized nations of eill'tli. lar cycle of cluing • in these channels, but that I Haugen, of Bay City, Ore. Thomas L McFnlls, hiscontinuous residence upon
and cultivation
any heavy storm is Hable to shift the entrance |
Spain Ims sown to the wind, if channel to any point from its northerly lo its Bay City, Ore. John W. Jennings, of Bay City Of Mid land, viz;
Ore.,
Oliver K. Den.iis, of Nestocton. Or.: Paul D.
ffeW find j&Iect jSfcocIç.
she reaps the whirlwind she has southerly posit on. However, the observations 1
Chas. B. Moot es.
Shackelford.
Nest or ton. Or ; Levi Knighton
since 1891 of those living near the entrance '
no one to blame but herself. The would seem to indicate that this is not lhe i
Register.
of Nestocton. Or.; Goran Munson, o Tillamook
Or.
patent RJedicineg and Dmggigt’g Notions
case The channel is said to be at its best
beginning of the end is at baud.
Klondike Outfitters
Foard & Stokes,
c.
B. HADLEY,
GAMBRINUS BEER
Sturgeon’s
D rug S tore
when in its most northerly position, at which
time its course is nearly due west, or straight
out to sea, ami a depth of about eight feet is
Mnny of the intelligent men who
then found on the creat of the bar. TUia poai-
two years ago enponneil warmly the tion gradually shifts to the southward, caused
cause of free coinage at 16 to 1 are by the north sand spit growing to the south
under action of northwest winds, and the chan-
now admitting frankly that the nel to the east of the bar then assumes the sha|»e
of
a U, but the position of the crest and chan­
plan is no longer a practical one
nel beyond remain al»out as before, until the
ami that it oiiglit to lie abandoned tuner channel has shifted over a half mile
When «nell men 11« ex-Governor southward; then the channel on the bar chamt
ea and the general course to tlie sea i«
Boies of Iowa, Wharton Barker ol | about southwest. The inner channel continues
I
l’liildelphia, and others who are to shift southward until it I- forced against the
bluff", its southern limit, ami in this position it
considered among the moat intel is said to have lea«l depth and be most difficult
ligent and influential leaders of to navigate, in that vessels when e te ing are
placet! broadside to the sea The above move­
the free-coinage movement of two ment <»f the north spit is attdbuted to the
years ago admit, as they do now, northwesterly winds which prevail during the
summer and fall months but when the winter
that the piatti* no longer feasible, storms from the southwest bagin the chanm»l
it will be seen that those who voted in its southerly position is tilled with sand, and
in a few day« »1 breaka through the sand spit
against it in 1896 were entirely at its most northerly p »sition and the mon*
justified and will be more than ment southward is again resum «1. The modi­
fied plan, asked for in the last a t is coiudrued
justified in repealing that action by the ies I* uta of Nehalem to meati th
constructions
of a single jetty which, he>
ill IS!)’ Ex.Governor Boies, who
believ • if placed .»nthe aoul 1 side, w ill con
months ago announced his con­ flue the channel to our position, is heiug their
clusion that the 16 I»>-1 proposition dvsiie to secure a fixed c »annel rather than an
oicreaae of depth upon lhe bar. The plan
was no longer tenable, is urging a of o( a single jetty has been care ully consider-
ed.^but
It i< thought har.lly prolmhle that such
plan for the utilization of »liver
wo ild b.i g about the result desired, in t nt
by depoHiling it with the Treasury two distinct elements, the continuous aaud
mid issuing for it certificates has niovemeut from the north spit and the dir c
lion of the inner channel of the river, unite tn
e<l upon its market value at Ilio forving the entrance to the southward,
•nd
each
of these must be controlled. Iu my
date of its presentation at till1
opinion, the objection to a sont't jetty alo e ra
Treasury, the certificate to be re- the prvbabt ity of dlmiuiahing the depth ou
NOT1 E FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Feb.
Iw94:—Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make filial proof in support of his claim, and
that
said proof will be made before the County
I
! Clerk of Til lam < »ok County, at Tillamook Ore,
on April 5th, 1898, via.
George A Monr e;
of N K H and W >,
H F. No 103641 for the W
of
S
K
1*
of
See.
29. Tp. 2 N R S W.
'
He name« the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land viz:
Lewis H Riefenherg. of Bay Citv Or; Asahel
M Hare, of Bay Citv or.: John W McKinley, of
Bay City, Or.; Peter F Ducham, of Bav City
Or.
Cha«. B. Moores.
Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb. «th
1M. Notice is hereby given that the follownifr
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make fin t! proof iu support of hi« claim, •nd
that «mid proof will be made before the Co.
Clrrx ot Tillamook Co. at Tillamook. Ogn on
March »8 1898, viz:
Andrew Conklin;
H E No » m ' o lor the N W ofN 1 i^ x jj
o (
Sn«4ofsec. 5»nd
ofS W
ofBvc k Tp j
9. R 10 W.
He names the Mfowing witnesses to prove
hisootitinuoua rcsidcno 1 | sni aud cultivath.n
of m H land, via
Moul D. Reading of Tillamook Ogn Samuel
M Ddly. oT Tillamook Ogn John \V Maxwell
ot Tilloinook >gn James A Riggs, of Tillamook
Ogu-
Chas B Moores.
Register.
Chas. B. Moores.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore . Jan., 5. lHqfi:
—Notice i. hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice of bls intention
to make final proof Iu support of his claim, and
that Mid proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook
Ore,, onFeh. 23rd. 1898, viz:
William J. Himes;
II F No. tohtt for the N. K. t< of Sec. >7 Tp.
2 N R. 7 West.
A Fine Line of Jewelry.
Stationery, B:ot
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of Mid land, via; Walter J Smith, of Wilson. Ort*
gon; John Paquet, of Wilson, Otegon; Will­
iam R Illingworth.|of Wilson, Oregon; James
F Reeher. of Wilson, t-regon
Chas B Moores, Register.
NOTK'R TOR FfBI.ICATlON.
Land Office at Orvcon City. Or.. Feb. 4th, 1S98
-Notice 1« hereby ghen that the Mluwing
■■ainerl settler ha. tiled notice of In. intention
to make final peoof in .upporl of hi» claim at d
that .aid proof n il) be made before the County
Clerk . f Tillamook Co at Tillamook. Ore. on
March 2«th. 189s, via
John B Paquet.
H E No 1044a tor the W. of X
,„(t s, of
X W, of Sec. JJ. Tp > N H - We-l
lie name, tlie followiu« wilneoaM to peon-
Id. contluym. residence upon, ami cnltdation
of saitl land, viz;
Jneph tlandran
of Hobaonvllle Ore
Gu.t.v Nelson of Til amool, Ore
Thoma,
William- of Tlllamou. Ore ; Wi||,.n n|lni.
worth, ot Illiugwoith Ore.
Cha« B Moores.
Register.
tut yon cu tmT . great ,„„jorily ,,f nll .rll(,1w i(, (,o||(i|)oi) nR|
u o°l< Stoves, Heating Stoves
1 inxvare, Queensware Furniture
L. lothing and many other things
-A-t I=ag-e*s Secczxd. I-Iazxd. Stcze
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