Tillamook headlight., March 02, 1899, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH, 2 1899,
Fashionable SPRING SHOES!
We have just received a flecu Stock of Ladies’, Gent.’s and Children’s Shoes.
and Comfort.
Perfect Fit.
New & Fashionable Will Wear well
COHN & CO
The Leading Merchants.
STATE MONEY TO BE LOANED had to be formed to keep the price up,
means of snow shoes. I guarantee the
It remains to I k seen if the committee pie outside of this conquered territory are
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL-
which, in turn, would keep the price for
truth of these facts and shall soon be in of conference between the two houses as yet technically subjects of Spain and
The law providing for the lending of
T he president sent to the senate the Tomsk.”
raw fish from being reduced. The dif­
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can agree on these matters. If Mr. Mc­ consequently are not in insurrection
school money at 6 per cent (house bill
ferent packers in trying to crowd their nomination of William R. Day, of Ohio,
Secretary Alg**r visited the senate last Bride could be on the committee confer- against the United States. We are sim­
374) is:
goods on the buyers have been cutting to be United States circuit judge of the
week for the purj»ose of getting the coni- i ence the possibilities would be increased, ply engaged in a Foreign war, which it
Section 1. All the lands selected under
prices the past two years, but the new Sixth judicial district.
promise
army bill amended so as to au j He is a very tasteful man and possesses is a mistake to call insurrection. It will
the provisions of an act authorizing the
company, now having united their
thorize the reenlistment of volunteer | great power for managing men and assume that character only when the
governor to appoint an agent to select
T
he
senate
committee
on
privileges
strength, will do all they can to
soldiers now serving in the Philippines. measures. At least we are much lietter authority of the United States is extend­
all lands donated to the state by the
strengthen and maintain a better price, and elections has decided there was no When the peace treaty takes effect the oft'than the house would have left us ed over all the Philippines by the ratifi­
United States and to ascertain all losses
and no doubt will be the means oi in­ case made out in the protest against term of service of the volunteers will ex­ and many if not all of the measures must cation of the treaty that cedes the is­
sustained by the state by reason of the
creasing the demand for Columbia river Hanna, and ordered such a report made pire and necessarily there will be an in­ go through.
lands to this country. No one will ques­
occupancy of sections 16 and 36 by or
salmon, as they will spend money to to the senate.
Our senators are working together tion thatit is the duty of the American
terim
before
new
troops
can
be
enlisted
through the United States government,
keep it before the markets as the best
T exas is passing through an alarming and trans|>orted to the islands. The sec­ pleasantly and for the good of the state. commander at Manila to tight when at­
approved February 19, 1895, now un­ salmon in the world.’’
epidemic of meningitis. Thirty deaths retary thinks that many of the volunteers Senator Simon will be in good shape for tacked and to take whatever steps he
sold, and to which no valid right to pur­
from the disease have occurred in Fort would lie willing to remain during this having influence another session He is deems necessary to punish the enemy.
chase has attached, are hereby with­
LAW
FOR
TROUT.
Worth in the past week, and reports interm and the amendment lie proposes a mail who will grow to his opportun­ However much one may deplore the con­
drawn from sale.
from the country towns give a similar grants authority to give them this op­ ities and so far has shown much good sequent loss of life on both sides, the ac­
Sec, 2. All moneys belonging to the
The trout law (house bill 346) is already situation.
tion of Otis and Dewey was under the
Many schools have been portunity. The senate committee on sense.
irreducible school fund, university fund effective:
circumstances as they have been oflieial-
closed
on
account
of
the
ravages
of
the
military
affairs
has
signified
its
willing
or agricultural college fund shall be loan­
Section 1. From and after the passage
Large Timbers.
ly reported imperative. But let there lie
ness to accept the amendment.
ed by the state land board at 6 per cent of this act it shall be unlawful for any disease.
no misunderstanding as to the real char­
per annum, payable semiannually, on the person to take, catch, kill, or have in
The largest bill of big timber that was
An appeal has been leceived at San
G overnor G age , of California has ever turned out in the Cc>wlitz valley by acter of the conflict. Our army in* the
first day of January and July of each year. possession any trout during the months Fraccisco by the chamber of commerce on
Philippines is not engaged in stamping
The principal and interest shall be made of November, December, January Feb­ behalf of the flood sufferers of the Shan signed the anti-cartoon bill by the legis­ a sawmill is now being rnt at Fidler’s out insurrection, but in fighting people
lature
of
that
state.
The
bill
prohibits
payable in gold coin of the United States ruary and March.
mill, Catlin. The timbers are to be used that owe us no allegiance and are in no­
Tung province of China. Those signing
the publication of cartoons meant to I k *
or its equivalent; and such loans shall be
Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for any the api>eal are American and English humiliating or embarrassing to the sub­ in the steamer Lak me, that recently wise subject to our authority.
secured by note and mortgage to the person or persons to take, kill or capture, people. They state that the Chinese of
caught fire from her cargo of lime, and
state land board on real estate in this or have in possession, at any time, trout, the district have raised something like ject; the printing of the portrait of any which is now lying at Astoria for re­
state, of no less than thrice the value of char or salmon less tiian five inches in $70,1)00 American money, but this will living person without the consent of the pairs, The largest timber is 18 x 24 inch­ DOMESTIC PLEASANTRIES.
jiersons, unless he be a public official or es and 126 feet long, and will be used as
the amount loaned, exclusive of perish­ length.
go but a short way, as there are over
one convicted of a crime. For violating a keelson The log that furnishes this
It was the lieautiful Young Wife, re­
able improvements, of unexceptionable
Sec. 3. It shall be unlawful for any 2,000,000 starving people.
this law*, the offender shall lie punished large piece of timber is 126 feet long and provingly—Oh, Harold, you do have
title and free from all incumbrances, or person or persons to take, catch oi kill
T he transport steamer Zealandia has by a fine of not less than $100 nor more 34 inches at the small end, and contains such awfully expensive tasks.
by a deposit of United States bonds, or at any time in the water of the state,
And the Extravagant Young Husband
the bonds or treasury warrants of this any trout by any uioans whatever except arrived at San Francisco from Manila, than $500, or by imprisonment for not 5810 feet of lumber; the stick alone has
less than one month, or more than six 4320 feet. Two other timbers measure —Yes, dear, that is why I am so fond of
state of a face value of not less than 25 with hook and line, and any person fish­ after a rough trip, during which she en­
months. Whatever the yellow journals 100 feet in length and are 18 x 24. There you.
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per cent in excess of all such loans. All ing with hook and line, who, upon lift­ countered a typhoon of 48 hours’ dura­
of
San Francisco will do with this re­ are quite u number of smaller timbers.
“I don’t see why you should l>e jealous
the loans herein provided for shall be ing the same shall find trout, char or tion, which damaged the ship to a con­
striction placed upon them will be a The logs are furnished by Taylor &Beck, of George.”
made for the period of one year ; provided salmon of less that five inches in length siderable extent, injured several of the
I puzzle to some of them. But they will loggers on the Ostrander, and the woods
that in case the’interest is promptly paid caught or entangled thereon, shall im­ men and nearly foundered the vessel.
“I don't see how*I could tie anything else
wriggle round the law’ somehow’, for are full of just such logs, but the expence
and the security remains unimpaired, the mediately, with care and the least pos­ She brings 56 soldiers who were sent
under the circumstances Haven't you
newspaper
cartoons
have
come
to
stay.
of getting them to market is considerable heard that all the world loves a lover ?”
board may in their own discretion permit sible injury to the fish, disentangle and home on sick leave, 53 discharged or
the loan to stand for a period of not let loos*- the same, and transmit the fish under orders, six prisoners and a guard
S ince the severe weather of the latter greater than common lengths, but when
Jones—Dear me ! you say you often
of ten.
longer than 10 years. Upon the pay­ to the water without violence.
part of January and the first part of this extraordinary lengths are desired Cow­ lay down the law to your wife. How
litz county can produce them.
ment of anv loan the principal shall
Sec. 4. For the period of three years
T he committee of the Spanish senate month, many reports of damaged wheat
The crew at Fidler's mill* have had do you go alsiut it Y
again be loaned in like manner as in this from and after the passage of this act
and
destroyed
fruit
have
been
in
circula
­
Bones—Why all you need is firmness!
for the verification of credentials has ex­
considerable
experience the past year in
section provided.
it shall be unlawful for any person or amined Admiral Cervera, who has con­ tion in Oregon. It has been said that
I
usually
go into my study, lock the door,
getting out large timbers, but this lust
Sec. 3. The maker for any note for any persons to take, catch or kill by any
and do it over the .transom—all you need
tended that if the loss of his squadron fully half of the wheat crop east of the order caps the climax.
loan heretofore made from any of the means whatever, or have in possession
is firmness—in the door!
were a crime, it must be attributed to mountains has been killed, and that the
funds mentioned in this act desiring to any Eastern brook trout (Salvelmus fon-
the government which sent him to the crop in the Willamette valley had suf­
Miss Greene—You sing in the Wesley
secure the 6 per cent rate provided in tinalish), or Loch Leven trout (salmo
NOTABLE UTTERANCES.
Antilles against his will. He told the fered considerably. The weather bureau,
Street church, don't you 1
this act, may do so by paying up all ar. trutta Levenensin). being species of trout
as
is
its
custom,
has
sent
out
for
special
committee that he wept on receiving
Miss Crochet—Yes.
rearages in interest and 25 per cent of the recently introduced into the waters of
At the annual dinner of the Republi­
congratulations upon his safe arrival at reports, and a good many have been re­
Miss Greene—Then you must know
face of his loan, without diminishing the this state by the state fish commissioner
can club of New York in honor of Abra­
ceived
from
intelligent
farmers
in
various
Santiago de Cuba, for he had forseen dis­
that
gentleman over opposite. I have
security. Upon paying the arrearage in and the United States fish cduimissioned
ham
Lincoln
the
most
notable
speeches
parts of the state. Some of these reports
aster.
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interest and 25 per cent of the face of his
indicate that the crop has suffered, while were ma«1« by United States Senator seen him go into the Wesley Street church
Sec. 5. It shall be unlawful to sell, offer
T hirty Spaniards arrived at New others show that the damage has l>een elect Depew and Governor Roosevelt. Sunday after Sunday,
note, the rate of interest on the balance for sale, or have in possession for sale,
Miss Crochet—Oh, yes; he tills in the
York on the Cunard liner Umbria. Most slight. No wheat west of the mountains The utterances of tlieBe leaders of the
shall be computed at 6 per cent per an­ any species of trout at any time.
intermissions when the choir is not sing­
num, and shall be payable semiannually
Sec. 6. Any person violating any of the of them are laborers, and are able to has been damaged to amount to any­ republican party of the Empire state are
on the first day of January and July of provisions of section 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 shall read and write. All of them are going thing, according to the most trustworthy important, those of Mr. Depew especially ing. He is the pastor.
each year; provided, nothing herein shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and to different mining towns in the West. reports. In fact, the only damage done so, because he will take part in Hie legis­
“Eugenia isn't going to marry that
lie construed as authorizing the continu­ shall be punished by a fine of not less They were held for investigation by the in the Valley was in very low ground, lation that shall prescribe the policy of rich octogenarian, after all.”
the United States in respect to new pos­
ance of any loan which is not adequately I than «20 nor more than «100, and shall immigrant office to determine whether where reseeding may lie necessary.
‘■Why not!'1
sessions.
“He fell out with her because she
secured.
[>ay the costs of the action, or by impris­ they came here to work under contract.
Mr. Depew is opposed to incorporating couldn't remember the boys lie used to
Sec. 4. All notes hereafter given in the onment in the county jail not less than The immigrant authorities say that since
Oregon
Rivers
and
Harbors.
the close of the war with Spain the im­
as part of our governing body far distant play with."
purchase of lands shall bear interest at 10 days nor more than 50 days.
the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable I Sec. 7, It shall tie unlawful for any per­ migration from that country has in­
Recent events demonstrate the value of countries, peopled by alien ruces with
“I suppose you laid the foundation for
semiannually.
son or persons to explode or cause to be creased 100 per cent.
long service and experience in congress. alien civilization. “The United States your success by taking time by the fore­
Sec. 5. The holder of any certificate of j exploded in any of the waters of this
In the last congress we had Mr. Her­ will not go beyond this continent,” he lock 1”
A ccording to the statement of Colonel mann on the river and harbor com­ said, “for new stars on our flag or new
sale heretofore issued, desiring to pay up state, any powder, Herucles powder, dy­
• No,’’ answered the politician, “It
all arrears of interest at the rate of 6 namite, nitroglycerine or any explosive Byrd, of the quaterrnaster department, mittee of the house,and next to the chair­ states for our union.’’ In this he had re­ was by taking the legislature by the
per cent per annum, shall be entitled j substance whatever, or place in anv of there remain at Manila 2000 of the 5600 man for long serv ice. This made him a ference to the Philippines and the fair deadlock."
to do so ; provided said arrears of inter- j the waters of this state, lime or poison Spanish troope that were turned over to member of every committee of conference inference is that as a senator he will op­
“Why, George, how dreadfully you
est and so much of the principal as shall for the purpose of catching, killing or General Otis, as a result of that surren­ between the two houses and gave him pose the annexation of those islands. He
leave only one-third of the purchase price destroying fish. Any person convicted of der of that place. Of the 3600 who have great influence. With all his ability and expressed the belief that the peoples of smell oi toba<!co. You are fairly reeking
with it! I thought you said you only
unpaid, shall be paid to the state land violating this section shall be punished been return*^ to Spain, about half were legal talent Mr. Tongue has not yet had the Philippines can, under American di­
board within six months from the date by fine of not less than «20 nor more than taken back by the Spanish government, the service to claim such preferment ; it rection, be educated to a point where wanted to run up to the church for a
minute.”
on which this act goes intoeffect, and all «100, or by imprisonment in the county so far at the ex pence of the Unitid States. only comes with service and experience. they may be safely entrusted with the
“Yea, ma, that’s where I went. You
manag'-ment
of
their
own
affairs
and
he
The
remaining
2000
he
expects
to
leave
forfeiture of such certificates of sale are jail not less than one month nor more
In the past Oregon has been exceed­
see the minister was giving a smoker,
outlined
his
views
as
to
how
this
may
he
Manila
for
Spain
within
the
next
two
suspended for said period. In case the than three months, or by both bu < h fine
ingly favored; her river and harbor
an’ so I stayed to it."
weeks.
holder of such certificate of sale shall and imprisonment.
work has been in excess of any other accomplished, but he hail nothing to say
in
regard
to
the
policy,
now
practically
make the payment herein provided, his j Sec, 8 Nothing in this act shall he con
C uban patriotism is satisfied. The in rate. But when the present congress
Nobody found out what he had in
note for the remaining one-third of the strued to prevent the taking of trout at «urgent soldiers have marched through came to act on this question, the house in operation, of forcing our rule upon
mind, but the Cheerful Idiot asked the
purchase price shall bear interest at 6 any time by the fish commissioner for Havana streets l>earing their arms, and struck out many measures we had in­ these alien races. Possibly the methods
suggessed by Mr. Depew would lie en landlady:
per cent, and in case the interest is paid the purpose of propagation.
General Gomez has l>een received with terest in, and tried to rejieal the acts tirely efficacious in preparing theFilipinos
“Have you heard about the advance in
promptly, shall be permitted to stand
Sec. 9. All acts or parts of acts In con­ military boner by the American com­ that provided for the bout railway at The
tin Y'
for
self-government,
but
the
question
is
Dalles,
and
the
act
providing
for
the
im­
until demand is made by the board.
flict herewith are hereby repealed.
manders. Surrounded by them, he watch­
“No,” said the landlady, “all I am up
whether we should compel an unwilling
Took effect February 17.
ed 2500 of his soldiers defile the plaza, provement of Yaquina.
on is tin in advance.’
people
to
accept
these
methods
.
To
es
It remained to lie seem what could I k
A n editor was running the motto lie watched these soldiers from the bal
Claims It Will Benefit Fishermen “ We tell the truth ” at the head of his cony on which General Bror ke and other done in the senate. The senate com­ tablish and maintain American courts
The noted actor, after keeping it a
and American school honses by military
paper. The other day, however, he was American Generals stood less than tw’o mittee on commerce, that is identical
week or two, handed liack the play that
The individual canneries which joined
power
is
certainly
not
consistent
with
compelled to encounter several gentle­ months ago when the last company of with the house committee on rivers, has
had lieen submitted for his ins|>eclion.
American ideas arid principles. We
in the cannerv combine on the Columbia
men who objected to the truth being departing Spanish troops saluted the just acted and reported the bill to the
“Go and get a reputation," he said ar­
have
no
duty
to
humanity
or
to
civiliza
­
river have sent to each fisherman in their told, and as a consequence the motto dis­
American troops and Captain-General senate with amendments that surely tion that can justify us in forcing these rogantly.
employ a circular letter, which purports
appeared and the following notice was Castellanos formally yielded the Spanish surprise the house. It now remains to
“1 will,” replied the amateur drama
to explain the great benefits the fisher­
lie seen if the committee of conference upon alien races that do not desire them list.
printed : “Until we recover from the in­
and
demand
the
liberty
to
establish
their
men w’ill derive from the consolidation juries recently received, this paper will sovereignty.
between the two house« can agree on
SiilMequently he aued the noted actor
own courts and schools.
of the canneries. A copy of one of the
T he following letter, in regard to the these amendments.
lie just like the rest of them.’’
and got it.
letters is as follows;
Govenor Roosevelt, with characteristic
supposed finding of Andree, is published
Very fortunately, Sena tor McBride is
T here is no good trust. If they all do
"Would you any 'honest politics is' or
“ You no doubt have heard of the com­
in the Siberian Advertiser. It is from a on the senate committee of commerce. mart’s) spirit, declared in favor of sub.
bination of the canneries having l>een not rob to-day it is because they are well-known sportsman named Kjalen; He made sfjecial effort and «ecured many jugating the Filipinos. "The insurrec­ ■are’ ?
“ Is.' of course. Honest politics is al­
formed, and that our company has waiting for a better chance. The Stan *• I hasten to inform you that Andree’s changes, amounting to half-a-million tion,” he said. “must tie stain ped out as
dard Oil Trust claims to have reduced
joined the same. We wish to assure you
balloon has been found. I was running added to the house action.
What carefully as possible, but it must be ways singular.”
the price of oil. As a matter of fact, oil
that this change will not affect you in
on snowshoes after elk in the private specially pleases Mr. McBride is that stamped out.” Why call it insurrection ?
“That amateur palm reader told ins
has not been reduced in proportion to
the least, and that you will be taken
forest of South Yenisei, and came across when he showed the committee that the The Philippines are not in the pomeMioii I would make a goes! housekeeper.”
care of, and we will take your fish in the other things. If there had been no trust tracks of Andree. It was 350 versts work for the Yaquina improvement was of the United States an«l will not be until
"Well what did you say T”
usual way and treat you just as well as oil would be cheaper. A few years ago from Knasnoiars and KM) versts from contracted for at half the estimate made Spr.iri has ratifl-d the treaty of peace
“I told him it waa rather sudden, but
an Asheville business man declined to lie
we have in the past, and probably bet­
the gold washings in San V;nich, down by the government engineers, the com. and the ratifications by the two govern lie might apeak to |>apa "
an agent of the trust. Like a powerful
We
in the pit of the river. The balloon and mit tec unannnously »truck out the re- merits are formally exchanged
ter than heretofore.
juggernaut it ran over him and crushed
The Deacon—Surely you would not
“ The step we have taken is for the
ropes were torn and three bodies lay at pealing clause as to Yaquina and The ha<e some territory there, a very small
him. That i» the method of all trusts.
l>enefit of the fishermen as well as for
its side, one with a broken skull. Please Dalles boat railway and made appro* though important part of the Archipela­ regard a* profane a man who uses the
the cannerymen. The price of canned
prepare assistance so the balloon and priât ion for both; at least, inserted go, that we claim by conquest and the expression 'Gee whiz ! '
Many • girl whom •" lh* y°’’n8 nl’n
goods has gone so low during the past call a peach »hows them later that ahe| bodies can be brought to the washings them in their amendments to the house people within this territory are subject
The Parton -No—if that is what he
(o American aulliorily. But all the peo-j means
two years that the cannerymen have
t San Vinch, which can only lie done by bill.
l>een losing money, and a combination ha ■ a stony heart.