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MARCH
1899.
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TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
Dunlop Double Tube Clincher Tires on
The creamery proposition has fallen
The t wo sm all boys, sons of J. A. Adams says it is indebted to us for favors in did not think thecouncil had any righ* to
all Columbia or Hartford Bicycles, if you through. Skim milk is good enough for of Nehalem, arrived in the city Monday, furnishing it with pajier, but we will not experiment around his property with
Hartford Bicycles, ’99 models, $35. * want them.—Lamb, agent.
• some people. Cream is too rich for their having traveled 30 miles on foot. They be severe in our criticism.
planks, and to put him to the extra ex­
’99 Columbia!, Ladies or Gents, $50. * The cold frosty nights the past week or blood. Olemargarine or Frasier’s axle ■ i report that they have been driven away
The steamer Luella, w hich left Hobson- pence of laying that material. Gravel
Columbia model, ’99 improved, $40. * so makes the spring season somewhat grease suffices for butter. The people of ' from home. The county court ordered ville for San Francisco last Friday after­ was good enough for him, and he raised
Astoria—that is some of them—are not them sent to the Boy's and Girl’s Aid
Columbia Chainless Bicycles, $65 and backward this year. There is seven feet
noon, reached that city on Sunday. She no objection to putting in that kind of
particular what they eat. Weinerwurst, Society.—Astorian Herald.
of snow in the mountains.
is now on her way back, and having to road. The council acquiesced in Mr.
175.
liver and lites make a good meal for
William Ryan left the city about two call in at several way points, is expected Wist’s ideas and ordered the material to
Mr. N. McMillan was in the city the The members of the Christian church some of the wealthy property owners.
have about decided to build a parsonage
weeks ago for New Mexico to bring the to arrive at the Truckee mill on Saturday. l>e used in the improvement of that street
first part of the week.
on the north side of the church, which is A sirloin steak is only a Christmas remains of his brother, Dennis Ryan,who The Luella is a staunch and elegantly to be changed from plank to gravel. The
We are sorry to hear that Mr. Frank to lie a six-roomed cottage.
luxury. Sausage and sauerkraut is a
had died there, back to this county for fitted up steamer, and can be depended ordinance regulating the sale ofspirituous
Severance is quite sick.
picnic. Rather peculiar people in Astoria burial. William was taken sick with
upon to make regular trips, carrying pas­ liquors, etc., and Mayor Eddy’s veto of
The cobweb social given on Friday anyway.—Astoria Herald.
Dr. C. E. Hawke is making prepara evening by the ladies of the Presbyterian
pluricyJinPortland and had to go to the St. sengers and freight to and from San Fran- the house moving ordinance were left
over until the next meeting ofthecouncil.
tions to build on his lots.
church at Mrs. Drew’s was largely at­ The city council has an ordinance pend­ Vincent's hospital, where he still remains ciseo.
ing
to
regulate
the
sale
of
spirituous
Mr. Leigh Jones came in over the North tended and was much enjoyed.
for treatment. C. Clements is also being
Those who were somewhat antagonis­ The little ills of life are the hardest to
liquors, etc. It is to take the place of all
Yamhill road Wednesday.
The dance given on St. Patrick's night previous ordinances passed by the pre­ treated in the same hospital.
tic to the creation of a Port of Tillamook bear, as we all very well know.—Thack-
Born, on Tuesday, to the wife of Mr. at the opera house was well conducted
The jury list wai drawn on Tuesday Commission w’ill have to admit the use­ ery.
vious city councils bearing on this matter.
Frank lllingsworth, a son.
and a pleasant affair, as well as the sup­ As the city is receiving the license from for the April term of court of the Circuit fulness of such a body, for that was de­ If you are a cyclist, you can save your­
monstrated most plainly last week when self many little ills (and perhaps sone
The Tillamook Lumber Co. will trade per furnished by Frank Wheeler.
the saloons it is only right that the city, Court, and is as follows:
the government engineer, Captain Wm. of the larger ones) by riding a Col­
lumber for cattle, oats, hay or barley. *
Recorder W. H. Cooper on Saturday not the county, should shoulder the ex­ Hickey, John, Foley, farmer.
*
W. Harts, was in the city. In matters of umbia.
Mr. W. E. Page started Sunday after­ fined Charles Jenson $8 for indecent ex­ pense of any prosecutions. Mr. C. B. Vaughn, Amos, Bay, farmer.
Wm., Nehalem, farmer.
public improvement a commission of this
posure the previous night, and Leyi Niten Hadley was present at the council meet­ Oliver,
noon to visit his mother in Wisconsin.
Twenty-Eight Thousand Miles on
Watts, Alex., Carnahan, farmer.
character is of the utmost importance.
ing on Monday evening when the ordi­ Wm. Schollinsver, Nehalem, farmer.
The Pacific Lumber Co. is fixing a lum­ $8 for being drunk and disorderly.
a
Columbia Bevel-Gear Chainless.
Although
the
Port
of
Tillamook
Commis
­
Mr. W. G. Kiger expects to leave Ohio nance was read, and with the exception Rock, S. IL, Little Nestucca, farmer.
ber yard in the city near the court honse.
Peterson, Chas.. Tillamook, barber.
sion
had
only
just
organized
and
under
­
of
one
particular
he
raised
no
objection
ONE MACHINE—ONE SET OK GEARS.
Mr. Geo. Cohn left on the stage Mon- about the first of next month, where he
Kimball, Wm., Tillamook, farmer.
taken but a few preliminary arrange­
E. S. (Teddy) Edwards, of Brooklyn,
day morning on a business trip to Port- had gone on acccount of the sickness of to the ordinance. It was stated the part Larsen, I. F., Hoquarton, blacksmith.
ments,
Captain
Harts
recognized
its
his father, who has somewhat recovered. Mr. Hadley objected to was a state law’. Sappington, F. L., Tillamook, farmer.
land.
status. Theconfcrence between the Com­ N. Y., on a Columbia Chainless, started
Maurice, Tillamook, butcher.
Articles of incorporation were filed in Leach,
Byron, Peter, Garibaldi, farmer.
Messrs. G. W. Fernside and John Lar­ If you want fishing tackle or sporting
missioners and the government engineer at mid-night, January 1st, 1898, in New
son came over from Nehalem on Monday goods of any kind call and see Ralph the county court on Tuesday to incor­ Gand ran, Jos., Garibaldi, farmer.
was instrumental in bringing about an York City, to make 100 miles every day
porate the Tillamook Logging Company, Edwards, J. D., Hoquarton, farmer.
Ackley,
next
to
the
Headlight
office.
He
implicit understanding as to what gov­ for one year. Edwards kept this re­
on business.
has by far the best goods at the lowest with capital stock at $1000, in four shares Lowry, Henry, South Prairie, farmer.
ernment work on the slough was best to markable ride up until September 7th,
Henson, C. A., Tillamook, farmer.
The government is calling for bids to
prices.
* of $250 each. The incorporators are C. Craven, J. K., Little Nestucca, farmer.
undertaken. We commend the Commis­ 1898, when he was taken sick with typ­
carry mail bet wen this city and Barnegat
Dr. W. J. May, who left two weeks ago B. Hadley, Dan Murphy and C. E. Had­ Skomp, F. C., Tillamook, farmer.
sioners
for placing before Captain Harts hoid fever; his record was 250 consecu­
twice a week.
Delsman, J. B., Hoquarton, farmer.
for Iowa on occount of the sickness of ley. The object and purpose of the cor­ Tilden,
the situation in its true light, and also tive centuries. His riding was not con­
Clarence,
Hoquarton,
teamster.
The bridges in the neighborhood of Ne­ his mother, is expected back in a day or poration is to pursue a general logging
fined to any special place, but he visited
C., Little Nestucca, farmer. for promising to perform certain work.
tarts over the mud flatshave been refixed so. His mother died soon after he left business, to purchase and sell land, saw Christensen,
Imbler. A. E., Hoquarton. merchant.
It acted wisely and for the best interest all the large cities in the cast, and over
and redecked.
logs and timber, to contract for the pur. Biggs, Jas. A., South Prairie, farmer.
of Tillamook city. We feel proud that all kinds of roads. He originally pur­
the city.
L. I).. Fairview,, farmer.
Mr. 0. Brown has returned to the city
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in chase and sale of lands, and hold, use Ackley.
Tillamook had such a Commission, and chased the machine in October, 1897,
Marolf, Godfred, Fairview, farmer.
from Forest Grove, where he had gone to Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to and enjoy and mortgage the same. To Anderson, Andrew, Tillamook, farmer.
although the work ofimproving Hoquar- and rode some 3000 miles before start­
visit his family.
do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well execute notes and mortgages, and bor­ Hare, A. M., Bay, farmer.
ton slough for navigation may lie slow, ing on his century rides. The machine
we predict, if the Commission continues has had no repairing outside of punc­
The steamer Elmore reached the city as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work row money. To build, buy, own, oper­ Trout, F. M., Hoquarton, farmer.
ate, conduct, use, mortgage and sell Long, Frank, Bay, merchant.
to be fully alive to the situation, a great tures in tires.
on Wednesday, having crossed the bar guaranteed first class.
The above test of the Chainless has
logging roads, railroads and teams and Fitzpatrick, E. A., South Prairie, farmer. deal of improvements the next few years
the previous day.
Kirk Bowers' condition is very critical. steam boats and tugs. To buy and sell Nolan,J. H. Tillamook, farmer.
convinced the most skeptical rider that
.It is stated that quite a number of Rus­ He had his arm amputated at the St. lumber and generally carry on a logging Our re«pec*ed contemporary did con­ will be made in navigation, which will be it is beyond question the wheel of the
of inestimable value and a permanent
sian families are expected here soon to Vincent's hospital in Portland, and is business within the city of Tillamook.
siderable bellyaching again last week benefit to Tillamook city.
future.
otherwise badly injured by the accident
locate in this county.
Captain W. W. Harts, of the engineer’s about the editor of the Headlight. But
which
befell
him
falling
from
a
logging
County School Superintendent Lamb
Real Estate Transfers.
The city council met on Monday even­
department, and his secretary, Mr. W.C. these chronic fits of clap-trap are |>er-
| feet harmless as far as we are concerned. ing, with President C. E. Hawke in the i
will hold a teachers’ institute in this city train.
King,
left
the
city
on
Friday,
going
out
The recently elected school clerks did
If there were reasons for these sour snarls chair and Councilmen J. Jones and L. | March 15—U. S. to Wesley Day, 8. Vz of
some time next month.
not put the 50c. government stamp upon over the North Yamhill road. Captain | of our contemporary then they would be Olsen present. Mr. H. G. Davis made a [
Ne. H and lots 1 aud 2, Sec. 6, tp. 2
A report reaches this office that the
Harts
was
taken
down
the
slough
and
their bonds which they sent to the coun.
N. R. W.
[justified.
Going
on
tne
phyothesis
that
proposition
to
the
council
to
plank
1900
[
cemetery is becoming a favorite resort ty school superintendent. Thev will all, to the bay.by Mr. A. J. Cohn, vice-presi
the amount of mental and mechanical feet of road, in the city limits, leading to March 15—U. S. to Anna E. Rowley, Sw,
dent
of
the
Port
of
Tillamook
Commis
­
for sparking widows.
with the exception of one, have to be re­
»4, Sec. 4 tp. 1 S. R. 7 W.
sion. The captain made an official in­ labor put into a local newspaper makes the Pacific mill, and which would take I
Lumber is being hauled on the ground turned.
spection of the government work at Dry it valuable and interesting, let us prove some 24,000 feet of lumber. All that he , March 17—Alexander Ban to A. J. and
to be used in the construction of Mr. A.
A small dairy farm for sale on Wilson Stocking and in the bay, and appeared to who is the enterprising newspaper man asked the council to appropriate was i
W. Kroenert, lots, 1, 2, 3, in sec. 18,
E. Imbler’s new store building.
river ; 20 acres; all bottom land ; all in be perfectly satisfied how these improve­ and who is the actual pessimist in this $25. President Hawke was not tn favor |
tp N. R 7 W and N M ”• Sc. % of
Messrs. Isaac Hiner and G. A. Mowers pasture. Well improved, good house
city. Last week's Herald had 131 inches of of appropriating this money for the rea-1
see. 13 tp. 3 N. R. 8 W.
were in the city this week from Beaver and barn. Can keep 8cows—Place 1V4 ments were holding out and accomplish­ news matter, 23 inches of winch was son that the council had decided to tax
March 17—Scott Boatman to L. I).
ing the object for which they were putin.
and renewed their subscriptions.
miles from town.
Ackley, 20 acres in sec. 20, tp. 3 8.
He also took in the whole situation for written for the special benefit of theeditor the cost of road improvements to the I
Inquire of, J ohn T horall .
Now is the time to have your pianos or
K. 9 W.
the purpose of reporting where to carry of this journal, leaving 104 inches of property abutting. He favored taking ,
organs tuned or repaired, as I will leave The Columbia Chainless is the highest on the improvements with the $25,000 news matter. The Headlight last week up a subscription from the business men. ! March 17—-John W. Hutchins to A.
J.
Tillamook June 1.—F. C. S hanahan . * type of bicycle in existence, but if you recently appropriated by congress. In had 444 inches of new s matter, or about Councilman Jones moved that thecouncil i
and W. Kroenert, Se. Vi of sec. 12 in
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. will pay want the other kind you will find the all probability a combination dredger four times as much as our contemporary. allow the Pacific Mill Company the $25 .
tp. 3 N. R. 8 W.
$1.02 on the Dollar for County War­ Columbia chain-driven wheels still the I and snag puller will lie put into improve This represents the amount of local labor to perform the work. Quite a discussion March 18—C. Bendixon to G. W. Sap­
put into the local papers every week. | arose as to plank vs. graveled roads, and
rants in Lumber, or will trade lumlier S tandard of the W orld in their i Hoquarton slough.
pington, deed of correction.
The logical and the common sense view after a little hesitancy on the part of,
for hay or oats.
class.
March
18—Curtis Truesdill to G. W.
"Don’t you know Lisk ?" Well,he sthe Tillamook School Teacher:—-Johnny of the matter is this ; If a businessman’s Councilman Olsen in seconding the mo- i
Mr. John Barker is expected back in
Sappington,
20 1-8 acres in C. II.
advertisement in the Headlight is worth tion on account of the absence of two of I
the city in a few days. He has taken genius who manufactures tinware that explain the meaning of this sentence. “If
Hayne’s I). L. C.
councilmen, he eventually did so, which,
$4
a
month,
$1
is
all
it
is
worth
for
the
Mr.
Wheeler
Wright,
the
wheelwright,
over the mail route and stage line from will not rust. Mr. J. E. Tuttle is the sole
March 18—C. Bendixon to G. W. Sap­
agent in Tillamook, and has just received can make a wheel write Wright right same space and time in the Herald. The ! of course, carried it. Mr. E. G. E. Wist
North Yamhill.
pinton, 7,/i acres in C. II. Hayne’s
filed
a
remonstrance
on
behalf
of
himself
i
same
rule
applies
to
the
subscription
price
right
away
—
’
’
D. L. C,
It is reported that Councilman J. Jones a large consignment of these goods, in­ Johnny (intertupting)—Guess in means of the newspapers. This is as plain as fall­ and Mr. McDermott against the council
cluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and
intends resigning the position asoneofthe
ing off a log. However, we feel amused, ordering 1st Ava. East, between First March 20—Ben Marli to John Sheets,
those
Columbia!
B.
C.
Lamb
sells,
that
’
s
tea pots, pans, in fact, everything in the
city fathers on account of his intention to
various tract in Tillamook Co.
for the same issue of our contemporary and Second streets, to l>e planked. He
the only wheel that's ail right.
tinware
line.
move out of the city limits.
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NECK
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; stock we have yet
received
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We have been short on many lines and entirely out of Feed on account of giving tip our warehouse for
the new Drug Store. But we have our new warehouse finished and will receive on the next boat a Large Stock
of Flour, Ground Barley, Shorts, Bran, Wheat, Cracked Corn, Bacon, Hams, Lard, Rice, Beans, Rolled
Wheat Coal Oil, Sugar, Canned Tomatoes, Canned Corn, Arbuckle and Lion Coffee, Baking I’owder, Pickels
in barrels and bottles, and many other Groceries.
ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF SHOES AND THE LARGEST
AND MOST SELECT LINE OF GENTS TIES that we
have yet purchased arrived here.
Our New Stock of Hats for 1899 also arrived.
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