Tillamook headlight., January 12, 1899, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY
SATURDAY U; .
12,
1899
< ■
Ocuing to the Gi^eat and Hovelling Success of our Auction Sale, cue shall hold,
EVERY SATURDAY, until further notice, a
SPEC S AI. BARGAIN SALE !
CUonderful Bargains at these Sales
COHN
COUNTY
&
CO.,
Ten Pounds of Arbuele’s Coffee for $1.00.
The
Leading
COMMISSIONERS
' having reported favorable, the court Helves
Hayes, II.
H. H.
H„ farmer.
Sand L«*kc.
Lake,
THE REAE OBSTRUCTION
üiniicr Siiuil
Tinnerstet. Win., farmer, Fairview.
terminus in our bay for inland commerce.
Trout, F. M., farmer. Fairview.
ordered the road O|>ened and to be made Hersel, Peter, fanner, Hoquarton.
Also the local jealousy existing with
Draw the Jury List—Divides the a public highway.
Hellenbrand, J. W., farmer, Little Nes- Trowbridge, M. C., clerk, Hoquarton.
And the Reasons Why Improve­ some persons in Tillamook City against
tucca.
Vaughan,
Amis,
farmer,
Bay.
County up Into Three Road
In the matter of the county official Hembree, A. J., farmer, Sand Lake.
ments are Not Made.
the town on the bay, a jealousy that
Wells, C. S., farmer, South Prairie.
Districts.
I paper, it appearing to the satisfaction of Hiatt, Wm., farmer, Beaver.
Wersch ul, I). T., farmer, Union.
j TO THE EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT should not exist, as there is no profit
West, W. T., farmer, Beaver.
The board of county commissioners of the court that the Tillamook Head­ Hickey, John, farmer, Foley.
| S ir ,—I no deed in your issue of the j in it. Have you not heard that “Max­
Higgenbotham, Geo., farmer, Fairview. Wilson, T. R., farmer, Beaver.
were in session from Wednesday until light had the largest circulation, it was Himes, Chas., farmer, Fairview.
i 22nd of Dec. 1898, an article headed | well tones are Bonnie,” then if von pro­
Ward, (J. 11., farmer, Hebo.
Saturday with a full board present, | ordered that the Headlight be designated Hiner, Len, farmer, Hoquarton.
Wait, Alex., farmer, Carnahan.
' “A Jetty Wanted,” and signed by pose to be generous and wish to see our
Wallin, C., farmer, Hoquarton.
which included County Judge G. W. the county official paper; and it was Hogan, C. W., farmer, Union.
. Claude Thayer. As he asks some harbor whitened with the sails of deep
Watts, Robt., farmer. Bay.
Sappington and Commissioners Chas. further ordered that the compensation Holden, H. F., farmer, Fairview.
■ pertinent questions in relation to the I sea going ships do thou prepare thy plea,
Hohnes, B. W., farmer, Union.
Weston, H. C.. farmer, Tillamook.
for publishing the proceedings of the1 Holmes, R. IL, farmer, Union.
Ray and C. II. Wheeler.
Wheeler, Frank, storekeeper, Tillamook. improvement of the mouth and bar of start thv couriers around to get it
In the matter of petition of George T. | court as required by law be and is hereby Hoskins, \V. H., farmer, Foley.
White, A. T., clerk, Hoquarton.
Tillamook bay, I, being in possession of J bountifully signed and let our Veteran
Wickland, Gus, farmer, Tillamook.
Poteet for a county road, viewers of I | fixed at 15 cents per inch of ten lines of! Hughev, Janies, farmer, Fairview.
many facts relating to that improve­ Representative Maxwell have it to take
Hunter, J. C., farmer, Tillamook.
Wilson, F. N., farmer, Hoquarton.
damages were appointed. Claims for brevier.
ment, I beg leave to answer some of his to the Oregon legislature to pray them
Hayes, XV. S., farmer, Tillamook.
Williams, Geo., farmer, Hoquarton.
damages were filed by M. C. Pentex, I In the matter of the boundaries of road Imbler, A. E., merchant, Hoquarton.
questions in your paper, as also to offer to memorialize the Congress of the U. S.
Williams, James, farmer, Fairview.
Will. Redberg, K. Hailes, J. W. Hellen­ districts, the court consolidated road Isaacs, H. I., farmer, Beaver.
Wolff, C. N., blacksmith, Tillamook.
some reasons whv those improvements to have the obstructions removed from
Zaddack, Fred, farmer, Nehalem.
brand, J. K. Craven, S. H. Rock. The districts Nos. 1 and 2 into district No. 1; Jenkins, Emmell, logger, Tillamook.
have not been done. About 10 years the mouth and bar of the harbor of
court appointed viewers and appraisers Nos. 3 and 4 into district No. 2 ; Nos. 5 Jacoby, E. B., farmer. Bay.
ago the writer of this article did draw Tillamook bay that large ships can come
Jackson, Robt. G., farmer, Netarts.
of said damages to meet on Monday, and 6, district No. 3. In regard to the Jennings, J. W., farmer, Bay.
up a petition to the legislature of Ore­ into the Port of Tillamook and be load­
RAILROAD GOSSIP
the 6th of February, as follows: 0. T. appointment of these road districts, the Johnson, John, farmer, Fairview.
gon, for them to memorialize the Con­ ed with the commercial commodities of
Every few months railroad gossip pre­ gress of the United States, to have our the port; that the Boycott report put
\\ lierschkel, Geo. Nelson and J. J. Mc­ [ court left that until its next session. Had . Johnson, Lewis, farmer. Fairview.
I the county not been so extended the | Jones, D. \V., farmer, Fairview.
dicts that Tillamook county is to have a j harbor and bar surveyed so that an esti- upon our port may be no more heard in
Ginnis.
Kimball, Wm., farmer, Tillamook.
railroad, and the latest is that the Sea- i matt of the cost of the improvements the land, nor in the halls of Congress by
Sheriff H. H. Alderman made his court would, in all probability, havecon-; i Kiefer, W. R., farmer, Fairview.
side railroad is to be extended here. Thc j might fa. be made and chartered and insur­ on the 17th of October, reached Hono-
return on the tax roll, which was as verted the whole county into one road ! Kellow, Th os., farmer, Hebo.
I Kelso, G. W., farmer, Hoquarton.
Oregonian said one day last week:
district with but one road supervisor.
follows:
ed ships might come into the bay. That the railroad company’s Senators; “That
I Kiger, ( t . W., capitalist, Tillamook,
“The practicability of building a rail- • business was all done and transacted Tillamook bay is worthy of improve
The court ordered warrrnts drawn on j King, W. C., farmer, Sand Lake.
To account charged
on 1897 tax roll..$34,399.04
road down the Oregon coast from Sea- through to the halls of Congress. Has ment, but the commerce of the bay does
the general fund as follows:
Kinnaman. Walter, farmer, Beaver.
Sheriffs assessment 2,457.64
side has been discussed, but the country j Mr. Thayer forgotten that he signed not guarantee the expenditure to do it.”
T. B. Handley, for legal advice ... $10.00 Kirry, H. F., blacksmith, Bay.
Kline, Andrew, farmer, Nehalem.
Amos Vaughn, for two blocks for
forming the watershed between the Ne- that petition ? Has he forgotten what
Is the desire of Yours Respectfully,
$36,856.68
pile driver......................
10.00 Kiuize. Gustav, fanner, Fairview.
canicum and the Nehalem rivers is very | transpired at the town of Lincoln when
C aptain J oseph J. D awson .
Lane, E. H., hotel keeper, Nehalem.
Chas. Rav, salary and mileage as
$28,341.43
much broken, and it has been supposed our Honorable U. S. Representative sent
By amount collected......
December 30, 1898.
commissioner ............................... 26.00 Lamb, F. M., farmer, South Prairie.
890.57 C. II. Wheeler, salary and mileage
,,
road credits
Larsen, John, hotel keeper, Nehalem.
to be impassable for a railroad. Lately to that classic town to know what
[The writer will notice we have errased
,,
re - assessed by
as commissioner........................... 35.00 Larsen, I. F., blacksmith, Hoquarton.
two
prospectors, A. Bergsviek and O. Ohl­ was wanted to be done? Does he forget several references, which we consider
743.78 0. W. Barnard, for road work, on
order of court........................
Leach, Maurice, butcher, Tillamook.
son, making a pretty thorough examin. the reply made to that letter by Logan irreverent to the matter under discus­
Doublv and erroneously as­
5.00 Long, Frank, merchant, Bay.
road fund ......................................
459.42
ation of the country, discovered a practi- Storey? Of a surity it was not the im­ sion.—E d .]
sessed .........................................
Lowev, Henrv, farmer, South Prairie.
In
the
matter
of
the
tax
levy
for
the
Delinquent................................... 6,430.48
Lucy, T. J., merchant, Union.
j cable pass between the two valleys, and provements of the lower bay and its
year 1899, the court ordered this con­ Lyster, E. F., farmer, Beaver.
“Whnt answer did the quartermaster
I they report that a railroad may be built bar, “but the sloughs and rivers above
Total.................................. $36,856.68 tinued owing to not being officially noti­ Marolf, Godfred, farmer, Hoquarton,
make to the charge that he had fed the
|
there
at
small
cost-
This
is
the
route
tide water,” that was the reply sent
Martinv, Dave, logger, Tillamook.
After examination by the court it was fied of the amount of the state tax.
regiment for an entire week on nothing
| outlined :
back, and there the building of jetties
ordered that the return be approved.
In the matterofthe purchaseofa steam McGinnis, J. J., farmer, Hebo.
McIntosh, P., merchant, Tillamook.
I “Starting from Seaside station, the pres­ has been done, reversing the ancient doc­ but sawdust 1"
It was further ordered the clerk copy de- saw mill by the county, it appearing to McMillian, N., farmer, Garibaldi.
“Why, lie aaid that he always under­
ent southern terminus of the coast road, trine of “making the highways straights” ,
linquent roll for the year 1897, and the satisfaction of the county court that McNair, Alex., merchant, Tillamook.
stood that sawdust was flue board. ”
the
Nccanicum
valley
would
afford
an
till we have not got a straight deep
place a warrant thereon for the col­ the county commissioners,acting for and Miller, H. II., farmer. Union.
easv grade for 17 miles. Then the rough channel in the upper part of the bay
lection of said delinquent taxes, and on behalf of the county, having selected Miller, Sebastian, farmer, South Prairie.
HI 'I MONS.
Mills. Grant, farmer. Fairview.
i country would be encountered, of which anymore, and all the money appropri­
place the same in the hands of the sheriff, a steam saw mill, the some to be paid for Mills, Wm.. carpenter. Garibaldi.
little is known, because it has been visit­ ated to make those channels crooked IN the ( iRcri r t oi ler of the state
and said warrant to be made returnable C.O.D., it was also ordered that the M0011, Seth F., farmer, Blaine.
OF OREOON. F«»R Tll.f.AMOOK COl’NTV.
ed chiefly by hunters, who stray in there has not improved the bay for deep water
pluiutiff, ]
W. 1*. Hook,
on the 1st Wednesday in May, 1899.
county judge be authorized to accept the McKinney, D- P., farmer. Dolph.
once in a great while, Imt soon get out, commerce one jot. but has stagnated it.
Murphy,
Dan,
farmer,
Fairview.
Warrants were ordered drawn from mill and the county clerk authorized to
Morgan, W. V.. engineer. Hoquarton.
because it is neithereasy or profitable to In the month of February, 1896, 1 draft Jehiel Forest.
< dcfendniit.
../.....I
I
draw a warrant in favor of Tatum & Morgan, John, farmer. Fairview.
the general fund.
hunt there. However, these prospectors ed a petition to the U. S. Congress to To Jeliiel Forest, the ,l<-f. ixliint itbove nnmed •
i
In tin < limue of the ntntnof Oiegou, you me
S tate v . G arritze .
Bowen fortlie sum of $1,300, on the Moore, I, IL, farmer, Carnahan.
discovered that one branch of the Neeani- have our bar and harbor surveyed in hereby. H-<|iiiri-<!
uppenr
mid mi»wet ...
thecoin-
___ _ _ to -
rr -...........
___ ...
W. W Jacobs, justice fees............. $0.60 generalJund in payment ofthe saw mill. Morgan, L M., farmer, Netarts.
filed iiRRlnst you in the a ovr entitled
cum and one branch of *he Nehalem have order to make an estimate of the cost i i plaint
Morrison, Matt, farmer, Nehalem.
1.00
suit
on
or
before
the
lust
dayofthetimepre
William Briscoe, juror's fees........
The court drew the jury list for 1899, Nelson, Axel, farmer, Netart.
a common source, tile two creeks being of removing the obstructions in the bay I | scribed in the ortlrr for the publication of ¡his
1.00
Charles Larson, juror's fees........
' summon*, wbleb time in six weeks, mid begins
1.00 which was ordered placed on file, and is Nelson. Gus, niillin:.n. Garibaldi.
Sam Lundberg, juror's lees..........
only a few hundred feet apart, and that known as the sow and pigs, as also the . , to run from thedav of first publication hereof,
Nelson, G. S., farmer. Hebo.
| to wit, January jath, 1899, and if you fail so to
1.00 as follows :
Albert Zimmerman, juror's fees...
at
one
place
the
summit
is
merely
a
low
removal of the bar of the bay. It went ( 1 appear and answer, for want thereof plaintiff
Newell, J. D., farmer. Nehalem.
1.00 Ackley, L. D., farmer, Fairview.
John Nelson, juror's fees .............
iippl;. to said court for the relief demanded
>>ank
between
the
streams.
No
nttempt
Nolan, J. II., farmer, Tillamook.
to congress and our Hon. U. S. Repre­ will
1.00 Aiderman, J. V., farmer, Union.
John Bolin, juror's fees .................
in the complaint herein. The relief dciiiai><h*<|
Oliver, William, farmer, Nehalem.
has been made to calculate the height of sentative put the petition into the form is the foreclosure ot a certain mortgage ex­
1.50 Allen, R., farmer, Union.
William Norris, witness fees.........
ami d<divere«l by you to the Aberdeen
Olsen, Jonas., farmer. Fairview.
1.50 Aliev, L. M., farmer, Garibaldi.
the pass, but the discovers declare their of a bill known as II. R. 6887. It passed ecuted
Rudolph Larsen, witness fees......
Bank, of Aberdeen. Washington, on or about
Olsen, Louis, merchant, Tillamook.
1.50 Anderson, Andrew, farmer. Tillamook.
Hans Larsen, witnessfees............
November
20th, i8!'|, beat ing said date, to se
belief
that
it
is
the
lowest
crossing
be
­
the house, and the survey was ordered viii e the payment
Ostrander, C. R.. farmer, Bay.
4.80 Atkinson. Daniel, farmer. Sand Lake.
of a certain promissory note
S. M. Batterson, constable fees...
tween
the
two
valleys,
and
that
it
is
not
Owens.
W.
IL,
farmer,
South
Prairie.
of
yourself
for >944.00, dated Nove uber 20th,
done.
The
survey
was
made
by
Captain
Barker, Wm., farmer, Hoquarton.
W. E. Southwick, work in court
JM94, and payable on or before two ye irs after
Parrish,
L„
farmer.
Garibaldi.
only
a
practicable
route
for
a
railroad,
2.50
Fisk.
Mr.
Thayer,
doth
thou,
in
all
thy
Baxter, Geo. T., farmer Dolph.
dal« , wi’h interest lifter date at the rate of
house ................................... .......
, Peterson. Clias.. barber, Tillamook.
per cent, per annum, which said mortgage
but an inex|>ensive one.
Boatman. Scott, farmer, Hoquarton.
B. L. Eddy, deputy district at­
great wisdom, pretend not to know why ten
• onvrj ed unto said Aberdeen Hank tor that mil
I Poteet. Geo. T.. farmer, Little Nestueca.
5.00 Bester, C. E., logger, Hoquarton,
torney's fees..................................
"It is likely that steps will I k - taken to that improvement is not being done pose the following described real property,
Reeher.J.
F.,
fanner.
Fairview.
Biggs, John A., farmer. Barnegat.
H. A. Bloom, salary as super­
situated in the county of Tillamook, State of
Reynolds. A. G., photographer, Ho. get accurate data regarding the newly when it hits been known many years by Oregon, to-wit : The North East quarter of
visor, road district. No. 1......... 18.00 Bailev, C. A., farmer, Tillamook.
8
>ction twenty six (26) and tin-South lust qimi
1
quartoil.
found
pass,
with
a
view
of
locating
a
2.75 Brown. I’. J., carpenter, Tillamook.
the people who live near the bay and ter
Edmunds & Co., for nails.............
of Section twenty three (2,0. 111 township
Randall, W. S„ farmer, Hoquarton.
-ailroad through it to a rich coast coun­ who read the Engineer’s report on the one u) North of Range eight (X) West of the
The court ordered that the claim of Bain. A. T.. farmer, Hebo.
Rev,
L.
I
’
.,
farmer,
Carnahan.
Wiliam
tte Meridian ; ami which said note
Bales. E. R.. farmer. Foley.
try to the southward,”
improvements of our harbor?
Ro’bedce, W. R.. farmer. I nion.
and mortgage were on or about November 2tsl,
Peter Langhart in above case be re- Barton, Geo., logger, Fairview.
1894,
indoi
sed mid assigned to tills plaintiff*, ami
Rock.
S.
H..
farmer.
Little
Nestueca.
Who
is
the
cause
of
so
much
stagna
­
jeeted for the reason that he was the Batterson. S. M., merchant, Nehalem.
I
on which there is now due plaintiff the sum of
Rogers. Henry, farmer, South Prairie.
‘‘Are you going to give me a Christmas tion in commerce ? He apjicars to lay it >1234.80, willi interest thereon at the rate of ten
Beals. F. R., capitalist, Hoquarton.
prosecuting witness.
Schiller, Albert, farmer, Nehalem.
percent, pet annum from December 20th, 1K9M,
present ?” he asked.
to the members of Congress. I say no, until
Court ordered warrants drawn for Boquist, N. G., farmer. Tillamook.
pain; the further sum of Is*.so paid for
Shearer. F. M., farmer, Ho(|uarton.
Bergman, 0., logger, Nehalem.
taxes on said preniisvs, the costs and disburse
“
Doni
you
think,"
she
returned
coyly,
sir;
for
the
“
Boycott
”
has
been
put
work on county roads as follows:
ment of this suit anti tin sum of >100 oo at­
Biggs. James A., farmer, South Prairie. ! Severance. Frank, farmer, Fairview.
‘ that it would he rather bold and for­ upon us by the I J. S. Engineers sent torney’s Ires herein. It Is further demanded in
Sheets. John, farmer. South Prairie.
6.25 Bixby, Jos., fanner. Beaver.
Duncan, Joe.......................................
complaint that said mortgaged real pro­
Siblev. J. E., tnillm.in. Ho<|uarton,
2.50 Blum, Jacob, farmer. Carnahan.
ward for me to offer it to you before you here to examine our harbor and bar, and said
Deana, Jordan..................................
perty be s',Id as upon exceu ion and the pro­
Skomp.
F.
C.,
farmer,
Tillamook.
2.50 Bolin. L. H.. farmer. Hoquarton.
ceeds .,f snid-ale be applied ill payment of the
Fowler, Frank..................................
asked for it ?”
make
estimates
for
improving
them,
and
Stalllev, Earl, farmer. Fairview.
said sums due plaintiff ami that you ba for ever
8.75 Brvon, I’eter, farmer, Garibaldi.
Norris, Wm.......................................
what report have they made to congress? barred mid foreclosed of and from any and al I
Svenson, C. A., farmer, Tillamook.
6.87 Cady, M. A., farmer, Blaine.
Seaman, Charles...............................
“Dorothy, I saw a l»cautiful gown in “Tillamook bay is worthy of improve­ right, title and Interest in or to said mortgaged
Svenson, John, farmer. Hoquarton.
3.75 Carv, W. H. IL. merchant, Tillamook.
premises and every part 1 hereof, except slain-
Thompson, Samuel.........................
Stewart,
J.
J.,
bricklayer.
Tillamook.
a
shop
window today
8.75
ment, but the commerce of the port does torv right of redemption, mid that the pur­
Zimmerman, Albert........................
Chance, Marion, farmer, South Prairie.
chaser at said sale la- put unto immediate pos­
Sappington. F. L.. farmer, Tillamook.
6.25 Christensen. A., fanner, South Prairie.
“What was it Julius ?”
Zimmerman, William.....................
not guarantee the exjienditure,” and for session of said premises by the fdirriff*
Stillwell. M. V„ farmer. Tillamook.
This summon« is published ny order of the
“Well—it was that zig-zaggy kind of what reason rumor says railroads Hon
The court ordered the claim of D. S. Christensen. C„ farmer, Little Nestueca. Steinhauer. Frank, farmer. Nehalem.
G. W. Sappington, County Judge of'l'dla-
Compton,
A.,
farmer,
Union.
Boyakm, for $5.70for shovels.etc., to lx
Southwick. W. E., laborer, Hoquarton. doth—and it bad those close brai.led magnates, and a certain commercial in­ mook county. Oregon, made and dated at Tilla­
Commons, A. M.. Little Nestueca.
mook <3ty, On gon, on January 10th. 18«^ the
Smith. W., farmer. Hebo.
continued.
Warrants were ordered Conder, W. W.. farmer. Hebo.
things across the front and down the stitution in Portland have monkeyed time prescribed in the order for publication
Tohl, Herman, farmer. Nehalem.
m Ing once a week fornix successive weeks moi
back, an<l some awful stylish pointed with the engineers »o make such reports I th*
drawn on the general fund :
Crane. Frank, farmer, Garibaldi.
date of first publication being Thursday.
Tilden, Clarence, teamster, Ho<|uarton.
Craven. J. K.. farmer, Little Nestueca.
January
12th, 1M99.
things
on
the
skirt
—
I
wish
you
would
J. S. Stephens, salary as assessor
to
keep
overland
railroads
and
deep
’ Thompson, Nels., cabinet maker, Ho.
B. I.. EDDY,
I ret one just like it.”
Nov. and Dec.......................
176.00 Daniels. A. C., farmer. Foley.
quarton.
water ships from having a port and
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Doughty.
W.
T„
farmer.
Bay.
g
J. J. Dalv, attorney's fees in re
Barter vs. Tillamook Co........ 25.00 Dillow. J. R.. farmer. Blaine.
Delsman. J. B.. farmer. Hoquarton.
Tillamook Headlight, publishing
court proceedings....................... 10.75 Dav. G.W., farmer, Bay.
Dean. Alfred, farmer. Bay.
Tillamook Herald, printing 200
5.00 Diehl. J. S., farmer. Hoquarton.
summons.......................................
Ducham, P. F., farmer. Bay.
C. H. W heeler ’ s R oad .
10.00 Earl, Sim, farmer. South Frame.
L. Parish, viewer’s fees................
W. H.. tanner. Fofay-
9.30 Eaaom,
John Hickey, viewer’s fees..........
Edmunds. G. A., merchant. Tillamook.
8.50
W. H. Eason, viewer’s fees........
Effenlierger. Jos., farmer. Netarts.
28.90 Edwards. J. D., farmer. Hoquarton.
A. M. Austin, surveyor’s fees.....
8.00 Elliott. F. N..jr., fisherman, Tillamook.
A. C. Daniels,chairman................
8.20 Eberman. Wm.. teamster. Tillamook.
E. L. Bailes, chairman.................
I BQ
Elbert L. Eason, ax man............
Elliott, C. A., farmer. Bay
Fees allowed in re State vs. Hauxhurstj Elv. B. F., fanner. South Frame.
Erikson. John, farmer, Hoquarton.
18.35
T. H. Goyne,justice...........
15.50 Farmer. H. M., farmer. Sand Lake.
A. A. Ford, constable .......
1.70 Fitzpatrick, E. A., farmer. South I rame.
Grace Sappington, witness
1.70 Fletcher. N. L., farmer. Union
W. S. Randall.
1.70 Fletcher. A. W„ farmer. Little Nestueca.
A. G. Reynolds.
1 80 Foster F. S., farmer. Little Nentucea.
John Tittle,
Frasor'. Alex., farmer, Little Nestueca.
1.70
Geo. Johnson,
1.70
Gerrit. Abner, farmer. Blame.
John Dav.jr.,
»»
1.70 Gage, W. A., fanner, Union
Guy Ford,
1.70 Galland. W. H.. farmer. Dolph
thro. Handley.
1.70 Grandran. Joseph, farmer. Ganboldi.
C. B. Handley,
1.70 Glad. Erick, farmer. Hoquarton.
Ray Quick,
Hoquarton.
1.70 Goodweed. H F . farmer. Haqtiarton.
L. H. Biown.
1.70 Grar. James, farmer. Nehalem.
Maurice Leach.
1.70 Heins. Otto, photograph. Tillamook.
B. B. Handley.
1.70 Heaguev. John, farmer, Netarts.
Thos. Whalen.
Harris. Albert, fanner. South I rame.
In tlie matter of the taxes of the Cal-
Harris. J. R . fanner. Fairview.
fomia-Oregon Co.operage Co. for 1897, Harrison. J. M . farmer. Ganbaldi
Harrison. M W . farmer. Hoqnarton.
court ordered property re-assessed.
In the matter of the road petition ofC. Hare, A. .M.. farmer. Bay.
Hathaway, J. H.. fanner, Bay.
H. Wheeler, the viewers and surveyor
Stop drinkin
colored tea. Try