Tillamook headlight., December 22, 1898, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 22, 1898.
PORT
OF TILLAMOOK
BILL ' poses and not exceeding the rate herein shall be tried shall tax said fees as costs
BARNEGAT.
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
\
GAVE HIMSELF
UP KO DEATH.
—Harry—“You say Maude sings like Feelings of a Maa Who Fell Into an
provided; that is to say it shall have in the action against the defendants, if
As Prepared by the Committee the power to levy and collect a yearly | they shall be convicted.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoxie went to Tilla­ an angel. Why, I never heard her sing
Abandoned Shaft.
at all!” Penelope—“True; but did you
P. D. Smith, an old book man, tells
Appointed by the Mayor.
tax of not to exceed two mills upon each
S ec . 13. It is hereby made a misde­ mook, Friday.
Mr. |. K. Harter went to Hobsonville, ever hear an angel sing?”—llarlcm a most interesting story of how it feels
The committee appointed by Mayor B. dollar of said taxable property, which meanor for any person, firm, or corpora­
| Life.
to be buried alive, says the Los Angeles
tax
shall
be
and
become
payable
at
the
Saturday.
L. Eddy, which consisted of Messrs. C.
tion to allow to be placed, kept or main­
—Mrs. Dahlgren—“Ah, Mr. Phipps, I Record. For one hour he lay at the
Thayer, A. J. Cohn, A. W. Severance, P. same time, and to the same officer as re­ tained or to place, keep, or maintain in
Mr. Bert Biggs and son, Albert, went saw you in church last Sunday.” Mr. Ixittom of a deaerted mine shaft and
W. Todd. I’. McIntosh, G. Edmunds, W. gular county taxes are payable and said channel any obstruction w’hich shall up Tillamook river, Thursday.
Phipps—“Yes, it rained, you know. was only saved by a dog that whined
Olsen, D. T. Edmundsaad C. E. Reynolds, shall lie collected by said officer in the interfere with navigation therein and
F. D. Vincent visited at Bert Biggs’ Was that the reason you were there, and howled at a neighbor’s house. Just
same
manner
as
county
taxes,
and
shall
after a recent storm Mr. Smith went
tooT'—Cleveland Leader.
has prepared a bill which is to create a
any person, firm or corporation together last week.
—Reason to Be Thankful.—“Was your prospecting in Deer canyon, a branch
Port of Tillamook Commission. It was I I k * by the county officer so collecting the with the officers of such corporation, vio­
the sentiment of the previous meeting | same as collected paid to the Treasurer lating the provisions of this act shall be
Give the children something they can office-seeking trip to Washington a suc­ of the Big Tejunga, in the San Fernan­
do range. He was removing some tim­
that after the bill was prepared it should 1 of said corporation for its use.
subject to a fine of not less than ten nor learn from.
Books and blocks at cess?” “Yes; in a way.” “You got a
place?” “No. But my present em­ ber about the top of an old shaft, when
«
be discussed at another public meeting of
S ec . 5. The said corporation shall more than one hundred dollars or by im­ Lamb's.__________ ______
ployers didn’t dock me for the time it the rotten wood gave way and carried
citizens. The bill in all probability will I have the further right to establish and prisonment in the county jail not less
took to make the journey.”—Washing­ him to the bottom of the shaft. A heavy
SANDLAKE.
become a law at the next session of the collect wharfage, dues and tonnage upon than five nor more than fifty days.
load of timber and earth followed.
ton Star.
state legislature, and is the first practical all freigh which may be transported by
—“I may have bitten off more than I Strange to say. he was uninjured and
S ec . 14. Justices Courts shall have
During the late dry sj>dl fire swept
move to provide means and ways where­ common carriers either to or from said jurisdiction of all offenses committed over a large track of burnt hills near can chew’,” remarked the boa constrictor lay free from immediate danger in the
as the young gazelle disappeared with­ dark, damp space left by the boards.
by Tillamook county’s enormous re­ district along the waterways in said dis­ under this act.
here.
in its capacious jaws, “but, thank for­ Gloomy were the thoughts that filled
sources can be more readily and conveni­ trict, not to exceed ten cents ¡»er ton.
S ec . 15. It is hereby made a misde­
Plenty of game on the lake here yet, tune, I don’t have to chew!” And it his mind as he lay there and thoughts
ently shipped to market and channels
S ec . 6. All taxes levied by the said meanor for any person, firm or corpora­ and plenty of hunters too.
curled itself up for a six weeks’ nap.— of his past life and the friends he
made for shipping. The bill, as prepared corporation, the Port of Tillamook , in
would never see again, for the shaft
tion doing business as a common carrier,
Chicago Tribune.
Dan
Atkinson
is
preparing
more
cran.
by the committee, we publish in full. accordance with and under the taxing
and for the officers of such corporations berry ground.
—“Thou art fairer than the day!” was one w hich had been covered over­
It reads as follows:
head and lost to the knowledge of the
pow er granted by this act, shall lx levied and fcr the captains of boats or vessels,
Herman Farmer will soon have his he cried, with a poet’s fervor. The neighborhood for years. Moreover, it
on the basis of the assessment made by so engaged to receive or discharge any
warm color suffused her cheek. “Fairer
HOUSE BILL No. —.
saw mill running.
than the eight-hour day?” she asked was a mile and a half from the nearest
A bill for an act to establish and incor- the county of Tillamook for the purpose freight within the district hereby created
Some
people
are
wanting
more
rain
so
eagerly;
for she had been taught to house. Once or twice he shouted, but
of
the
levy
of
taxes
for
county
purposes,
porate the Port of Tillamook, and to
until the wharfageduesand tonnage pro­
think
that
very fair indeed to all parties his voice sounded sepulchral as it
that
the
mud
won't
lie
so
thick.
provide for the improvement of Ho- with the exception that the levy of this vided for in Sec. 5 of this act shall have
echoed in muffled way between the
concerned.
—
Detroit Journal.
Mrs. King and little Clent have gone to
corporation shall be on the property been paid, and any ofsaid persons, firms,
quarton Slough, in said Port ;
—In Doubt.—“I have strong sus­ overhanging walls and reverberated in
And to provide for the appointment of a situated within its boundries only. And corporation or officers who shall be con­ Tillamook to spend the holidays.
picions,” said the very susceptible his cars. For one hour he lay there in
Port Warden in said Port and fix his for the purpose of the levy of taxes by victed of such misdemeanor shall be
Mr. Gove has taken Mrs. King’s place young woman, “that he is a nobleman.” this cramped position, while gloomy
this corporation the assessment made punished by a fine of not less than as Sunday-school superintendent during “Where’s his title?” asked her father, thoughts passed in frightful procession
duties;
And to provide for the establishment and by or for the county of Tillamook of the twenty dollars nor more than two hun­ her absence.
in accents of suspicion. “He is travel­ through his mind.
Fortunately, his little dog was with
ing incognito.” “Perhaps so. It’s either
collecting of wharfage dues and ton­ said property shall be taken to be the dred dollars, or by imprisonment in the
There has been a good attendance at
a case of ‘incognito’ or ‘alias,’ I can’t him. “Boss” is a particularly intelli­
assessment of this corporation. Proper­ county jail not less than ten days nor
nage in said Port ;
the Sunday-school all the winter so far. quite make out which.”—Washington gent dog, and after the accident to his
And to provide for the punishment of per. ty shall be subject to sale for the non­ more than ninety days.
master went to the nearest house and
T. J. Harris says he does not like Star.
payment
of
taxes
levied
by
this
corpora
­
sons violating the provisions of this
acted so strangely that Mr. Walt An, the
—
“
I
think,
”
said
the
man
who
had
batching.
Mr.
King
is
of
the
same
opin
­
tion in like manner and with like effect
act.
owner, followed him to the shaft.
How are you fixed for 'Xmas Fruit, ion about the business.
bought a season ticket to the opera,
There he found and rescued him.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assem­ as in the case of county and state taxes. see Lamb early. The boat wont be in
whispering to his neighbor, “that I’ll
L. A. Hoyt is making good headway try to have my seat changed. Every
S ec . 7. All funds received by the cor­ again.
bly of the State of Oregon.
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♦
FRUIT AS A MEDICINE.
on his new house.
night that girl sits in front of me
poration
shall
be
used
exclusively
to
S ection 1. That all that part of Tilla­
Aelds In Frnit AsHiat the Action of
WOODS.
Stock in this vicinity are looking fine. with that same huge hat on and—”
the Stomach.
mook county, which lies and is bounded carry out the purposes of this act and
Sand Lake people are disappointed “Excuse me,” said the girl, turning
Why for ages have people eaten apple
as follows ; Commencing on the Trask the creation of the corporation.
Mr. A. C. Demick returned from the
round indignantly, “it’s a different hat
sauce with their roast goose and suck­
S ec . 8. The power and authority giv. county seat Sunday with a load of about the subscription they were to have every night.”—Truth.
River where the eastern boundary line of
the City of Tillamook, if extended, would en to the Port of Tillamook by this act goods for his store. Mr. Demick adver­ towards the Sand Lake road from people I —In a Glasgow car was an aged Irish­ ling pig? is the conundrum asked by
Popular Science Monthly, which theu
intersect said Trask River, running thence is vested in and shall be exercised by a tised to sell his entire stock at auction in Tillamook.
man, who held a pipe in his mouth. The proceeds to elucidate as follows:
Board
of
Commissioners.
Said
Board
down said Trask River, follow the south
Can you think of anything worse than conductor told him he could not smoke
commencing next Saturday.
Simply because the acids and pep­
channel thereof to its intersection of and of Commissioners shall be composed of
a muddy, muddy road. Oh, mud, beauti­ but he paid no heed. Presently the tones in the fruit assist in digesting
Warren Weatherly, while fooling with
guard came into the car and said, with the fat so abundant in this kind of food.
with the Tillamook River to a point near nine members and to be elected for a
_________
a 38 caliber revolver one day last week, ful mud.
a show of irritation: “Didn’t I tell you For the same reason at the end of a
the mouth of Tomlinson Slough, thence term of six years as follows: Within ten
accidentaly discharged the weapon. The
Come and take a look at our display you couldn’t smoke in this car?” “Well, heavy dinner we eat our cooked fruits
down the center of the Tillamook River days from the passage of this act and
ball passing through the fleshy part of of ’Xmas goods before it is everlastingly Oi’m not smoking.” “You’ve got a pipe , and when we want their digestive ac­
to where the east boundary line ofsection after the same has become a law the
in your mouth.” “So Oi have me feet tion even more developed we take them
his arm near the shoulder.
Dr. Bissel to late.—Lamb.
mayor
of
Tillamook
City
shall
nominate
22. township 1, South of Willamette
in me boots,” replied Pat, “but Oi’m not after dinner in their natural uncooked
dressed
the
wound
and
the
little
fellow
meridian crosses said Tillamook River ; nine persons whose nomination shall be
walking.”—Scottish Nights.
state as dessert. In the past ages in­
is getting along fine.
WILSON RIVER.
thence North to the North West corner of confirmed by the Common Council of
stinct has taught men to do this; to-day
Mr. A. E. Lucy and wife will start for
HINTS IN MEDICINE.
lot 1 in section 23 in said township ; said Tillamook City. Immediately after
science tells them why they did it, and
Everybody is busy prepairing for
Amity
in
a
few
days
to
spend
the
holi
­
said
Board
of
Commissioners
shall
be
thence East to the North East corner of
this same science tells us that fruit
Words of Advice for the Careful
Christmas.
days
with
Hanson
Booth
and
family.
Honsewife.
should be eaten as an aid to digestion
the South West quarter of the North assembled, which shall be on the first
Mrs. Hightmiller stayed over Sunday | Physicians constantly see patients of other food» much more than it is
Mr. W. R. Rahedhee is spending a few
East quarter of said section 23 ; thence Monday after their election, as herein
who would be horror-stricken at the now. Cultivated fruits, such as apples,
South to the South East corner of provided, in consequent of such election days up at Sand Lake this week a guest visiting with Mrs. Kelso.
Charley Lundquist is now able to visit idea of being devoted to the whisky or pears, cherries, strawberries, grapes,
said South West quarter of North East they shall be divided into three equal of Mr. Osborne.
brandy bottle, but who seem to» think etc., contain on an analysis very similar
quarter of section 23 ; thence East to the classes. The seats of the first class shall
Mr. John Basler is here from McCleav with the neighbors.
I that there is no possible harm in re­ proportions of the same ingredients,
be
vacated
at
the
end
of
the
second
year,
center of section 24 in said township and
trying to trade his property at that place
S. O. Wicklund’s little girl is quite ill, 1 sorting to wines of cocoa or kola with which are about one per cent, of malic
range ; thence South to the North East the seats of the second class at the end of for property in Tillamook county.
and Dr. Wiley is attending her.
or without other ingredients. In many and other acids, and one per cent, of
cor ler or lot 4 in said section 24 ; thence the fourth year, and of the third class
The people of Woods are going to
C. A. Svenson is the proud possessor instances these wines contain such a flesh-forming albuminoids, with over
large quantity of alcohol that in addi­ 80 per cent, of water.
East to the East line ofsaid section 24 ; at the end of the sixth year, so one have a Christmas tree here next Satur. of a new hack.
tion to the stimulating effect of their
Digestion depends upon the action of
thence South to a point 20 chains South third may be chosen every second year. day night, and have arranged a nice
We are happy to say that our new medicinal ingredients they produce an pepsin in the stomach. Fats are di­
of the North East corner ofsection 25 in And the election of all members to said little program for the occasion.
neighbor,
Mrs.
L.
Nilson,
has
recovered
effect equivalent to that induced by a gested by these acids and the bile from
said township; thence East 40 chains ; Board of Commissioners subsequent to
drink of whisky. They should, there­ the liver. Now, the acids and peptones
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy are visit­ from her illness.
thence South to the place of beginning ; the said first election shall be made in
ing the county seat this week.
John Svenson has been repairing his fore, be employed only under the direc­ in fruit peculiarly assist the acids of the
be and the same hereby is created a sepa­ the following manner: That not sooner
tion of a physician, and should a phy­ stomach. Only lately even royalty has
Lloyd Grosser and cyife, of Wilamina, roof and fixing his fence in the front of
rate district, to be known as the Port ol than sixty days nor later than thirty
sician order them the prescription call­ been taking lemon juice in tea instead
were
visiting
at
the
Park
last
week.
days
before
the
expiration
of
the
term
his
house.
Tillamook, and the inhabitants thereof
ing for them is not to be renewed in­ of sugar, and lemon juice has been pre­
Andy Rhoades came near drowning
excepting under his advice.
The house belonging to John Pacquet definitely,
1
are hereby constituted and declared to he of office of any member, the Mayor of
scribed largely by physicians to help
The same objections exist against the weak digestion, simply because these
a corporation by the name and style of Tillamook City shall nominate one per­ one day last week while fording the was totally destroyed by fire last week
and all the contents. The house was employment of all those preparations acids exist very abundantly in the
the Port of Tillamook, and as such shall son for each of such office and such river a few miles above Woods.
of bromide and caffeine which are uti­ lemon.
have (»erpctual succession, and by the nomination to be thereafter ratified by
Mr. Osborne and son, of Sand Lake, occupied by Mr. Atkinson, and the fire lized under different combined names
said name shall exercise and carry out the Board of Commissioner or a have been doing some work on John originated in the flue.
INDIAN POLYGAMISTS.
in the treatment of headache, and very
all the corporate powers and objects majority thereof, and should the Mayor Krebs' house this week.
much the same objection exists, too, Efforts to Be Made to Stop the Practice
neglect
or
refuse
to
make
such
nomina
­
hereby conferred and declared, make all
against many of the so-called headache
NEHALEM.
Mr. Wm. Scott has moved to Ocean
in the Indian Territory,
contracts, hold and receive and dispose tions as herein sjxcified and in the man­ Park and is selling out Mr. Southmayd’s
powders or tablets which are now
The officials of Perry, O. T., together
ner
above
set
forth,
then
in
that
event
placed
upon
the
market
for
the
use
of
of real and personal property, such as
The Volante and the Seven Sisters are
with those of the Indian territory, will,
stock of goods at cost.
the unwary. It is true that they do re­ it is reported, make an earnest ef­
still in the harbor.
may be found lequisite, necessary or con the Board of Commissioner shall immed­
Mrs.
Laura
Kellow,
wife
of
Thomas
lieve
headache
in
many
eases,
but
they
fort to stop polygamy among the In­
venient in carrying out the objects of iately pr<M*eed to nominate and elect such
Tommy Blackburn has gone to Port, should be used with caution.
Kellow, died at her home near Hebo on
Y’ou dians. Polygamy is practiced among
said corporation as herein set out and officers, and the said persons and their
land,
it
is
expected
that
he
will
have
a
Monday night.
should remember that a headache is a nearly all of the tribes, and especially
expressed, and sue and be sued, plead successors in office, chosen as herein pro­
partner with him when he returns.
symptom, not a disease, and that it is among the Cheyennes and Arapahoes.
and be impleaded, in all actions, suits or vided for, are hereby created and consti­
The Nehalem Literary society will put a symptom of many diseases, ranging Maj. A. E. Woodson, agent for these
tuted said Board of Commissioners.
Fine Tobacco at Lamb’s.
proceedings brought by or against it.
forth an extra effort on Thursday night; all the way from so serious affections tribes, says there are Indians among
S
ec
.
9.
Said
Board
of
Commissioners
Havana Cigars at Lamb’s.
as Bright's disease and brain tumor to them who have from two to half a dozen
S ec . 2. The object, purpose and occu­
there will lie a basket supper and even-
the headache due to lack of sleep. The wives. Maj. Woodson says the Indians
pation ofsaid corporation, the Port of shall choose from among their number a
Imported Cigars at Lamb’s.
one
is
invited
to
attend
and
participate.
removal of the symptom “headache” in refuse to give up their extra wives, and
Tillamook, shall be so to improve the president, a vice-president, treasurer
Key West Cigars at Lamb's.
White Clover Grange held their annual a person suffering from Bright’s dis­
Hoquarton Slough from the point in and secretary, which officers shall have
say they will not obey the territorial
Tobacco Pouches at Lamb’s.
election on last Thursday, at which the ease may give such temporary relief laws in this respect.
Tillamook City where the east line of the the powers and (»erform the duties usual
that
the
patient
will
ignore
the
condi
­
following officers were elected: W. M.,
Domestic Cigars are at Lamb's.
The major says there are only about
Edrick Thomas’ D.L.C. extended crosses in such cases.
C. Pye ; 0.. F. Zaddach ; L., Louisa tion of his kidneys and go to a phy­ 45 cases of polygamy among his In­
S ec . 10. The said Board of Commis­
the same to the mouth thereof, that there
sician only when his state is so serious
Todd ; S., K. Scovell I A. S., G. Pye ; T.,
dians. They are opposed to a change.
shall be made and permanently main­ sioners may employ such superintendent
BEAVER.
that his headache cannot lie put aside
B. A. Todd ; Sec., E. C. Scovell; L. A. S„ by these means, and when it is perhaps They come to him saying that they
tained in said Slough, a ship channel of or other officers and persons as it may
Mr. and Miss Paul and Cleo Dillow, L. M.Zaddach: Chaplain. H. Tubessing; too late for him to gain any benefit have heard nothing from Washington
good and sufficient width, and having a find requisite and convenient in carrying
afoout it, and are inclined to question
on
its
work,
and
at
such
rate
of
remu
­
of
Blaine, were welcome and pleasant Horn. M. E. Oliver ; Pomona. Belle Aliev; from treatment. In many instances of
depth nt all points at mean low water of
the territorial law.
They imagine
Ceres,
Theriva
Scovell.
nervous
headache,
quiet,
rest,
a
suitable
neration as it may deem just, and may callers at C. Mills’ on Friday night of
not less than eight feet.
everything must come from Washing­
amount
of
sleep
and
a
proper
regula
­
C. W. Alley delivered a scow load of
ton.
S ec . 3. So far as necessary re<piisite pav the actual expenses incurred by anv last week.
tion of the diet are what the patient
Most Indians who were living in vil­
John Dillow and wife, H. Chapman and hay at Blackburn's camp on Saturday.
or convenient to carry out the said ob commissioner while engaged in the actual
needs, and using headache powders is
ject the said corporation shall have work of said corporation, but 110 com­ W. Quick, of Blaine, were down over
Nehalem is said to have a doctor, how­ simply postponing the evil day, with lages six years ago are now on their al­
lotments. The only unruly ones are
the full control of said Slough at and missioner shall either directly or indirect­ Sunday to attend the protracted meeting. ever we have not vet seen his shingle.
compound interest to pay in the end._
300 Cheyennes at Red Moon and Can-
H. A. Ilare, M. D., in Chautauquan.
Ixtwecn suit! points, so far and to the ly receive anv salary or other compensa­
Rev. Armstrong and wife are stopping
tonement. They are practically as unciv­
full extent that the state can grant the tion for his services as commissioner, or with N. Coulson at present. Mr. Coul- | “You will observe.” said the professor,
ilized as they were years ago, and re­
tor
acting
as
an
officer
of
said
corpora
­
same, and said corporation shall be and
son and wife always welcomes to their according to the Household Words, “that
fuse to take their allotments of land.
tion.
COST OF A BATANGA WIFE.
is hereby authorized to remove ob­
home preachers of the gospel.
They are hopeful that they will again
the higher the altitude attained the cold­
S ec . 11. If any one of thecoinrnission-
structions therefrom and widen the said
be placed under civilian instead of mil­
Extravagance or a Vonn« Man Mat­
The protracted meeting is still growing er the temperature becomes.
itary agents. 'Their refusal to adopt
Slough, and erect such works therein as ers appointed by virtue of act shall refuse in interest. It is conceded bv all who | “But isn’t it warmer up in the moun­
rimonially larllnrd.
may be found necessary or convenient to serve, his place shall be deemed vacant, attend that an excellent spirit is pre­ tains ?’’ asked the youth at the foot of the
There is a list, of goods which was civilized ways is due mostly to the
in creating or maintaining the channel and if any commissioner shall cease to valent. At this writing it is learned class, whose father was in the hardware recently [»id by a young man in our chiefs, who know that their power will
employ to a father-in-law wbo had an be gone the moment the Indians are
thereof, as aforesaid, and in section two reside within the limits of said corpora­ that Rev. Neff, of Tillamook, is expected line.
eye for business before the young man separated on their allotments.
hereof provided for, and in carrying on tion he shall cease to be a commissioner. to come to aid
“
Certainly
not.
”
replied
the
professor.
in this meeting, which
«■cured his wife, says the Church at
Electric l.i«ht in the Arctic.
said work shall have the same right to All vacancies arising in said commission will l>e continued
as long as the interest “Why do you think it would be warmer Home and Abroad. And the time will
Electricity played an important part
exercise the right of eminent domain, from any cause shall lx filled by appoint­ demands.
there ?
never
come
when
hi»
father-in-law
will
in the Arctic voyage of the Fram, Dr.
and to take private pnqx’rty tor public ment, anil such appointment shall be
“I thought the atmosphere was heated not regard it as his perfect right to ask Nansen’s stanch vessel. The electric
Mr. and Mrs. Getchel, of Cedarville,
uses, as exists under the laws of this i made by the remaining members of the
his
son-in-law
for
anything
more
he
lights were daily used on board, accord­
are still the pleasant and helpful guests by the mountain ranges,” replied the
state in favor of corporations organized Board of Commissioners, and any (lerson
may want. The list is thus: Eighty ing to the Elektroteknisk Tedsskrift of
youngster.__________
at Mills’ house.
so
appointed
shall
serve
for
the
unex-
tor the construction and ojicration of
neptune», five guns, .32 marks' (abcm't $s'[ Christiania, until May. 1895, when the
Our blacksmith, Alva Finley, is getting
The only high Grade Albums in the city worth of cloth, three gnats, five cases of wearing out of the gearing and the fact
railroads, and to lx* exercised in the pired part of the term for w hich lie w as
gm. three kegs of powder, two zinc that portions of the apparatus were
lots to do. No wonder when we remem­ at Lamb’s.
same manner, and on the same terms as appointed.
trunks, two umbrellas, one eoat. two
by the laws of this state provided in the
S ec . 12. The said corporation shall ber his motto is “ Live and Let Live.”
needed for making snowshoes made it
Third and last call to get those Toys chairs, two tall hats, three felt hats
necessary to dispense with the use of
case ofsaid eor|x»rations. except that in have the power to appoint a Tost War-
When one gets sick or is in real need, it at cost—Lamb.
•
^ glass.», 12 plates,
°* one the dynamo, which was worked by a
the case of this corporation the said right den, who shall have the rights and powers 1 is easv to learn whether or not thev
«■'S-ht T'
drinking
windmill. Though at times the ac­
shall extend to the taking of any and all ot a ¡M*ace officer ot the state of Oregon, have any real genuine friends.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he la the
cumulators froze solidly, yet the acid
senior partner of the «rm of S J. Cheney Ik Co.
private pro|*rty under the said right of and shall act ns executive officer of said
imts. one knife, 25 pipes, two jug,, one blended ice proved a tine electrolyte.
doiu« busine» tn the City of Toledo. County
eminent domain which shall lx found corporation, and shall have charge, uuder
large tron pot. 30 brass wines, fourpa'r«
Real Estate Transfers.
and State aforesaid, anti that the Ann will pay
re<|uisitc, necessary or convenient in the the direction of the board, oft he shipping
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in c*‘h
A new railw ay sleeping car evolved in
the sum of one hundred dollars for esch
and («TM*0"'
England is 52 feet long and nine feet
carrying on of the work and providing in |H>rt and of the channel. It shall lx* Ike. 15.—C. C. Hoopes to O. A. and E. E. every t-ase of CATannH that cannot be t-nred by
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the use of H all ' s C atarrh Cena.
wide, with rooms containing books and
and maintaining said channel.
his duty to cause to be prosecuted all
Sheffer, deed of corrections.
Frank J. Chenev try when it ls remembered that this other comforts for each passenger.
S ec . 4. For the purpose of carrying jiersons unlawfully obstructing said chan­ Dec. 16.—I.O.O.F. to Chas Chatterton,
Sworn to before me and mtbacribed in my UhntH «7 riC’4’” b,,t 20 marl"
It is understood that the Wells-Fargo
this act into effect ami for the purpose nel. It shall be his duty to collect the
lot 78 in block 4 in 1.0.0. F. cemeterv. presence, thia olh day ot Iteeentber A. It im Z tnbo.it $5) per month for his wave. Express company is now having sev­
of providing the mvessary funds therefor I tonnage charges which may 1»J levied by Dec. 17.—S. W. Elliott to W. J. Elliott
" <1'«atnt w^l"«r<|irhdhe lu'’
! eral burglar-proof cars builL The
the said corporation, the Port of Tilla­ said corporation. In case of prosecutions
lots in Bar View addition to Bay I '
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Notary I'uhll,-
plans are kept a secret, so that high­
mook. shall have power to assess, levy, and arrests madel»y him he is to receive
Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
City.
waymen cannot become familiar with
rc,ud",h"*
and collect taxes upon all property, real the same fees as are allowed to consta­ Dec. 17.—Blanche M. Morgan to John acta directly on the blood and mneons -urfares
• hem.
and ¡jersonal, situated within its lx»un bles in Tillamook county, when said fevs
It has been decided by the supreme
Morgan 71 acres in tp. 1 S. R. 9 W. of the aystem. Send for reatimoniala. free
F J. Cheney A Co., Toledo O coL: M.’;'i??ouQ(f min'
be. court of Massachusetts that if apnasen-
daries, and which is by law taxable for shall lx* collected from the offender. and Dec. 21.—E. E. Brooks to T. M Bailey.
Sold by drnggfats, 75c
ger leaves a street car while in motion
state anti county puq»oacs, for the pur the magistrate before whom the cause
10 acres in scv. 23 tp. 4 S. R 10 W.
Holl*« Family Fill* art* the beet
and is hurt, the company need not even
extend assurance of its sympathy un­
less so disposed
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