Tillamook headlight., March 31, 1898, Image 2

TODD & co
Having purchased the interest of Mr. Kay in the Tillamook
Store, we will continue to furnish the people of Tillamook County
with the best grades of everything in the line of
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a our S pring S tock , we have re ­ a
■ duced ALL OF OUR HIGH GRADE •
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CLOTHING AS FOLLOWS;
A ll $18.00 suits now $13.50
A ll 17 00 SUITS NOW 12-75
A ll 16.00 SUITS NOW 12.00
A ll 15-00 SUITS NOW 11-25
A ll 14 00 SUITS NOW 10.50
A ll 12.50 SUITS NOW 9.50
A ll 6.00 PANTS NOW 4.50
A ll 5.00 PANTS NOW 4-00
A ll 4-00 PANTS NOW 3-50
all 3.00 PANTS NOW 2.50
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Clothiqg, Halft $joE$ and Farthing (qood^.
We will state to our many customers, that we will be in a much
better position to serve you in the future, than we have been in
the past.
We have a large commodious store room; well lighted and
centrally located- and will say to those who wish the
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LADIES ATTENTION.
WE WILL STATE TO THE LADIES
of T illamook and vicinity , that
WE WILL SOON
HAVE OUR NEW
line of L adies and C hildrens
S hoes , in stock . A s usual they
WILL BE THE LATEST STYLES, AND
BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASON­
ABLE PRICES.
HOSIERY.
WE SHALL ALSO ADD A COM­
PLETE LINE OF LADIES AND
C hildrens H osiery , and
shall
BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL
AND INSPECT THE SAME.
that we will be able to supply you with the same, having already
placed our orders with eastern Manufacturers for our spring goods,
having selected the same from samples of latest stylesand patterns.
ut in the mean time we will close out all of our high grade
and heavy winter clothing at greatly reduced prices in order to
make room for our new stock.
Satisfaction, guaranteed or money refunded.
J. A. Todd & Co
Clotlxiexs axxd. F\imisliers
Tillamook, Oregon.
THE ARENA.
EXPRESSION OF PUBLIC 0PINI8II.
But for which the Editor Doe* not
Hold Hlinse.f Responsible
This department of the K kadi . toht fa
d'*\<»l?d to com mu Hcatlous received from the
people and all are Imlhd to contribute to it*
Th« stibj -ets treated must be subjects of gen
er.il nileiest
Coder no consldersllou what*
e er will anything ut a psrsoral nature be
a.1 nine-'.
Dutlet of the County Superintendent.
scarce—imprisonment would surely follow, as
I could not satisfy the demands of the court.
The o her penalty is the election of another su-
perintei d< nt who will pet form all the duties of
the office, even to visiting the schools: In con­
clusion, permit me to say, that should Mr.
! I,anb, through his political party or other-
w.se, choose to name a friend or even a very
, near relation who he may think will answer all
the requliemrnts of the auperiutendency, lam
very confident no one will question his right
to do so. Should I be s<> fortunate or unfortu­
nate as to become a candidate for re-election,
I and his friend as my opponent should win the
race after a fair and honorable canvass, free
from abuse and misrepresentation, I promise
that I will extend to him the right hand of
fellowship, and will do all in my power to make
his administration a succcess. And further,
should I for Nome reason think him derelict in
his official duties, and that the cause of educa­
tion demands an investigation of his case, I
will try, as a good Christian should, to ascertain
if possible, with a reasonable degree of certainty,
that he has been guilty of a willful neglect of
duty, before 1 hold him up for public inspec­
tion and condemnation through the columns
of the public press, and if I do impale him on
the public spit, I will not hide behind an as­
sumed signature to do it.
G. A. Walker.
Co. Sup't of Schools.
Mr. Editor;— The communication in your
tast week's Issue, relating to the duties of the
county superintendent and reflecting on what
seems to be a neglect of duty on the part of the
present Incumbent ot that office, certainly de­
mands some attention.
The statement made by Mr. Lamb as to the
number of my visits is entirely coriect. and it
at folds me pleasure to explain to my const ti­
ne tits the reasons for this seeming neglect of
duty.
The very limited salary paid the county super
intvndent of this county necessarily compels
Ordinance No. 102
him to combine some other avocation with the
superiutendency in order to live. Thia being
To provide for the protection from Arc and to
the case, he cannot devote his time and atten­ prohibit the use of terra cotta flues and the ex-
tion exclusively to the duties of this office It j tension of stove pipes through the roof or out-
is well known that the inclemency of the , side wall of buildings situated within certain
w rather and the miserable condition of the roads limits of Tillamook City, and to regulate the
during the greater part of the year render it ! construction of all flues and chimneys within
necessary that the most of the schools shall the corporate limits of said City, and to repea
hold their sessions during the summer months, Ordinance No. 5.
the most favorable and practicable season for
The people of Tillamook City do ordaiu as
visitation.
follows;
Mince the long vacation of the city schools
Sec. 1—That it shall lie unlawful for any
comes at the same period, there is necessarily person who is owner, or occupant of auv build­
ing
situated in Blocks No 1. 2, 3, a, 9, ami 10, aud
little conflict between the duties pertaining to b muled
on the north by Front street; on the
the principalship ot the «chords and those re­ Westby 1st Avenue West; on the South, by
lating to the superiutendency, as this vacatiou Second Street; and on the East, by Second
Avenue Kist, in Tillamook City, Oregon, to
can be utilised in visiting the schools of the build
or cause to be built, any terra rotta flues,
country districts.
or to extend stove pines through the inof, or
1 first entered upon my duties as superinten­ ou side wall of any building where tire is used.
Hec. a—All flues ami chimneys that maybe here
dent in July, and during the two months that after
erected within the boundaries asdeacrib
intervened between this date and the opening rd in Section 1, shall be built of good merchant­
ut Ilia city schoolls, my time was so closely able brick, and mortar composed of time ami
sand ; and no flue or chimney shall be built of a
occupied with the more imperative duties of lea* ttitckiie *, than (our niches fiom the out­
my office that I found it utterly irupoeeible to side surface, to the iuner opening of th-* flue or
chimney, and thoroughly plastered up on the
give any attention to visitation.
inside.
Having ta led to accomplish anything in this
Sec. j—That when it is necessary to extend a
division otmy labors the first summer of my stovepipe thiongh a ceiling or partition. It shall
administration, I Intended to begin the work be secured in Its passage by a double tin or
sheet iron safe, with perforated tin 01 cast iron
as seen as the city schools should close in the ends.
spring When this time arrived, there devolved j Sec. 4—It shall he unlawful for any person,
upon me the additional duty of raring for anti who Is the owner or occupan t of any l ull ling j
nursing ba^k to health one who was prostrated , situs rd within the corporate limits of Tills- j
mook City, where fire 11» umil ill such building,
with a protracted and malignant disease. It is i to extend a stove pipe through the roof or ou.- j
not necessary that I should inform the public side wall, where there is another building with
which of these duties was sacrificed. nor h it ' In one hundred feet of such building; and it |
aliali be unlaw toll for any person who is the |
essential that I enter into details as to the events owner or occupant of any building, within the ,
that followed From thia time until the re­ corporate limits of Tillamook City, in w hich I
opening of the city schools, my duties and sur­ file is used, to extend a stove pipe through the j
roof o outside wall, without the permission of 1
roundings were of such a nature a« again to the Fire Warden
rtuder it absolutely Impossible for me to visit
Moe. J— Auv person violating any of the pro- '
the schools.
visions of thiaOrdmanev shall l«e deemed guilty
of
a misdemeanor, and 111 on conviction thereof I
The visitation of schools has formed a large
befoie the City Recorder. shall l*e 1 ttnished by a
share of my life work, and 1 assure my const! flue of not 1« mm thau five dollars, or more than '
tuentsthat I have no desire or inchuation to 1 twenty five doll rs. and cost of prosecution. and
) In default thereof, such person shall he com- >
either shun or shirk the work,
mitted t> the City Jail oue day for every two,
Mr 141 mb s communication has placed me on dollars of such fine
trial for dereliction ol duty lu a public office .' Sec 0—That Ordinance No. j, ba and the
I have made my plea, and now submit the case 1 I same I* hereby repealed
Adapted hy the I ora mon Council March list.
to ray constituents aud camly await their ver I !A0.
diet. Ahould the verdict be unfavorable. Mr
C N Draw.
Keco rd er.
Lamb has verv kindly pointed out what dispute
Approved March nd. 1S9A
tlon shall be made of me He says I may be
B. L Kddy.
flnod I eat neatly hope this sentence may
Mayor
not bo passed uqou me while funds are so
Ordinance No. 104
Sec. 3—The Fire Warden shall have power to
SHERIFF'S SALE
PRECINCT:
An ordinance to prohibit the ringing of the enter the premises of any person residing with­
I n the C ircuit court oe the S tate of O re ­ Justice of the Peace..................G. W. S appington
fire bell, for any other purpose than for sound in the coporate limits of Tillamook City, to view
Constable .................................... 8. V. A nderson
ing an alarm of tire. And to repeal Section 2, of and inspect any stove, fire-place, flue, or chim­ gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
C. Thayer and E. Thayer
)
Ordinance No. 82, entitled an O dinanee to pro­ ney, or any other place where fire is used.
Piaintlffs
Sec.
4
—
It
shall
be
the
duty
of
the
Fire
Warden,
CITY OFFICIALS.
hibit minors from loitering on the streets of
vs
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Tillamook City, and to repeal Sections 2 and 4 whenever he shall find after careful inspection, The Nehalem Mill Co. and
Mayor
.................. B. L. E ddy
Frank Patton
of Ordinance No 31, entitled an Ordinance to that a stove, fire-place, flue, or chimney, is de­
....... P. M c I ntosh
Defendants J
fective or unsafe, so as to endanger the premises
......... C P. K nudson
regulate fire districts.
H. G. Davis
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of rn Council
The people of Tillamook City do ordain, as to destruction by fire, or lhat auv flue orchim«
........... F. M c C okmicl
ney is so filled with soot as to cause danger execution, judgment, order and decree d .ly is­
follows;
...J. E T uttls
............... C. N. D rkw
See. 1—It shall be unlawful for any person I to from fire by the burning of such soot, li ■ shall sued out of and under the seal of the above en­ Recorder .
H oward C ary
ring the City fiie bell, under any condition or Immediately notify the owner or occupant of titled court in the above entitled caiue, to me Treasurer
Marshal....
. C l yde C lements
c rcumstance whatever, save only in the case of such building, to alter, repai r. rebuild, or clean duly directed and dated the 29th day of January
ringing an alarm of fire; in which case any such stove, fire-place, flue or chimney at once, 18(^8, upon a decree rendered and entered in said
SCHOOL BOARD
or within todays.
court on the 7th day of March 1S95, in favor of Claud v Thayer
B. L. Eldy, aud G. A.
person ringing such fite alarm, shall ring such
Sec
5
—
No
person
residing
within
the
corpor
­
the
above
named
plaintiffs
C.
Thayer
and
E.
Edmunds..—Clerk, To ui Coates.
fire bell, according to such rules as the fire com­
Thayer
and
against
the
above
named
defend
­
ate
limits
of
Tillamook
City,
shall
use
a
terra
pany may direct; provided thst the ringiug of
any fire alarm, shall nut be of a shorter period cotta flue or stove pipe while projecting or ex­ ants. The Nehalem Mill Co. and Frank Patton
of time than sixty seconds of constant ringing. tending through the roof, ceiling or outside for the sum of $1377,15 with interest thereon at
M E CantrH:—Rev. M. P. Dixon, pastor.
Sec. ?—A violation of any of the provision of wall, without first obtaining permision from the the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the 12th
this Ordinance, shall be deemed a misdemeanor Fire Warden, in which case he (the Firewarden) day of January 1895 and for costs and disburse­ Preaching service at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
ments
of
this
suit,
taxed
at
fi75-55
commanding
and upon conviction thereof, before the City shall be governed by the provisions of Ordinance me to sell the following des- iibed real piopertv every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M.
to wit: An undivided one half interest in all the ('lass meeting at 12 M. Prayer meeting every
Recorder, shall be punished by a fine of not No. 102.
more than five dollars, and the cost of prosecu­ i Sec. 6—If any person shall refuse or neglect Lola and Blocks in Nehalem City. Tillamook Thursday at 7 P. M.
County, Oregon, except Lots 6 7 & 8 in Block 13,
tion, a d in default of the payment o' such ' to comply with the orders of the Are Warden, Lots 7 it 8 in block 3 am! Block 28. Therefore,
Services will be held at the Christian Church
fine, shall be committed to the City Jail, oue and shall continue to use fire in such stove, fire­ by virtue of said execution, judgment,order, de-
place, flue or chimney, or shall violate any of creeand order of sale and in coinp'iance with every Sunday at li A M,; Tuesday, at 7:30 P. M.
day for each two dollars of such fine.
the
commands
of
said
writ
I
will
on
the
6th
dav
Sec. 3— That Section 2, of Ordinance No. 82, be the provisions of this Or idance, shall upon con­ "f *prd 1898, at the hour oi 10 o'clock A. M. at at w ilson River school house Sunday eve., a
viction thereof, before the City Recorder, be the front door of the County Court House in the 7:30 P. M ; at Fairview every second and four
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 4—That Sections 2 and 4 of Ordinance No. punished by a flue of uot less than five dollars, cVy <Lf,.1 Blamoc.k, aaid Countv and State, sei Sunday in each month at 2 P. M.
or mo e than twenty five dollars, and the costs st public auction subject to redemption, to «he
W. W. Gregory, Pastor.
31, be aud the same are hereby repealed.
highest and beat bidder for cash in hand, all the
Passed by the Common C.mncll in regular of prosecution; and in default of the paymeut
M,,d
which the within nam­
tlier of, such person shall * b» committed to the ed defendants had at the date of the mortgage
session March 21st, A. D. 1898.
City jail, one day for each two dollars of such mentioned in the complaint, or now have in or
C. N Drew
to the above described real property, or any
fine.
tliereof, to satisfy said execution, judgment
Recorder.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Adopted by the common council March 21st order, decree, interest, coati and all accruing
Approved J'ar 22 1898.
costs.
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1898,
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w —Meets on the first and third
B. L. Eddy,
riiursdays of each mbnth at 7:30 p. ni. at Wood­
C. N. Drew
H. II, Alderman.
Mayor.
men Hall. M W; T Stienhilber, C. N. Drew
Recorder.
Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Oregon. Recorder.
Approved March aad, I898.
Ordinance No. 103
BAV TENT, NO. 55 K. O. T. M—Meets
on
B. L. Eddy
the second and Fourth Tuesday evenings o
An Ordinance creating the office of Fire
Mayor
MAIL SCHEDULE.
each month at 8 oo P. M. at »oodmen Haft T
Wardeu, and defining his powers ami duties.
Handley, Com.; John Day, R. K.
The people of Tillamook City, dooidaiuaa
^Moairrxa
star R xbf . kah L odge N o . 52, I. 0.
fol lows.
T illamook and N orth Y amhill :—
O. F.-J-
F.—Meets ou the first and third Wednesday
There will be it regular M r -
Leave N Yamhill daily except Sunday R p m evenings
Sec. t — There shall l»e appointed by the Com­
1 In each month. Mrs. C. M. Newman,
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Arrive at Tillamook next day by
4 p. In N.G.;
sunic com in 11 n icMt inn of Till,
mon Council of Tillamook City, at its first reg­
- . — Mil
.-.issL. Poland, V.G.; Joe Fetfc, Sec.
*ea?e v
jlahy except Sunday 6 p. ni
nmook hidge No 57, A F £
ular meeting after the passage of this Ordinance,
Arrive N. \amliill next day ............... 2p. m
G. A.
R.. .—Meets first Saturday of each
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A
M
in
the
Masonic
hall
011
a Fire Warden, whose powers and duties shall
T illamook and H omonvili r ;—
month at i P. M. in I. (). O. F Hall. C. N.
Saturday evening Apr. 2d
be as in the following Sections made and pro­
Drew, Adjutant, W. H. Reynolds Commander.
1898. All M ister Maa«»tin in
vided.
I BUmling are inviteil to attend
I. 0. O. P.—Meetsevery Tuesday night at 7.3s
Sec. 2—It shall be the duty of the Fire War­
R m in I O. O. F. Hall. C. P. Knudson, N. G._
den to inspect and examiue all stove«, fire­
By order of the W. M.
Win. Olsen, Rec. Secretary;
W. J May
Prr. Secretary.
place«, flues ami chiniii»ys, or any other place
Geo. II Handley. Sec. N ktarts :—
where fire is used, and he »hall superintend the
ALDER CAMP —No. 219, Woodmen of the
construction, alteration, or repair of a >y and
World, meets every Friday night in W. of.W.
and Saturdays at
... 7 a.m. hall.
T.
Coates,
Consul, Otto Heins,
Arrives Netarts
all stoves, fire-places, flues, or chimneys, and
1. m. Clerk.
leaves Netarts, ssme days.
see that they are constructed in a safe and pro-
’rv.tT?' CWr*
Forever.
. .1m.
Arrives Tillamook by
• 61. m.
pei manntt ami built as provided in Ordinance
A. F. & A. M.—Meets first Saturday uight of
Cani?J Cathartic, loc or 25c.
( U Q C. C. fall to cure, drugclata refund money G band R ond :—
each month in Masonic Hall. T. B. Haudley
No. lol
Leavcs Grand Roiinde dailv excentSundav W M.; Geo Handley Secretary.
•16P m-.oronarrhal of nuiil from^lcMinn-
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24—Meets at 7 3° ?
Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45.
on the 3rd Saturday of each month £•
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sundav st 6 M.
M.xonic Hall. 1. D. Edwards, II. F.:
"
m,n
louder, Secretary.
Arrive, at Grand Ronde at 145
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. 1J 0. K S
Meets 2nd aud 4th Batiinlhys vt
month
Luella Furd.W. M.; Carl Kuud-on Secretary
AX-,&kyfii,y v,c'pt
exctp* Tn"d‘>'
Use only one heap
ing teaspoonful of
Schilling’s Best Bak­
ing Powder to a
quart of flour.
a-
cihkctohy .
COVNTY OFFICIALS:
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1 ,
(ommissioner
Ckrk
Sheriff
Treasurer
Assessor
Surveyot
BAY CITY LOD JK directory
I ntty R rbkckah T- odge N o . 5< I O- O- F."-
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|D. P. H arvry Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Mr». Elisxbet»
Pye. N. G., Mrs. Frank Long, V. G., J- J-
fC.H.WHixLKR Secretary.
K dwards
M• »< A ldrrxan
B av C itv L odif N o . . m A F. * A. M-Nee
J ohn B arkrr »idxuAtgm
in each i»W«ti». b«»
• STK phfns Nelson, W M Saturdays
. C. H Hicks. S W . Alfred
Magnuson. J. w Geo. W Kiger, Secretary.
held in the «pringMJ
You muM MN tw, teaspoonfuh of «her baking powder.
ALDER CIRCRE—No 44. Woo*imen of the
World, meets every secoud ami lourtn Wednes­
day of each month, in W. of W. hall. G. N.
Mrs. H. H. Alderman: Mrs. C. Waldvogel Clerk
M iriam ('HArrK* No. 2o O. K. S.-MeeW
Rud 3rd Tuesdays in each month. Mrs.
*«>i, W M..Gus NelRou, W P Mrs Mart«'
— ' m *• «»»»»»By Kiger, A. M.,C. H. Hicks. Secretary.
or Jan-
P acific L-ipox No. I05 I. O. G F
Fridays b for 2nd 4th Saturday and every
•Iiudar in the month C. H Hicks N. <•
AlfivdDesne, V. J. J Pye, Secretary,