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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 23, 1899 chest; a 11 of company B. Max Holme FIGHT AT ILO ILO. I suggested that a temporary arrange- j forearm; company L; Joseph R. McCrary, DIRECTORS AND CLERKS ment be made. Thia would maintain | Repulsed by Mil- hand; William Loremann,leg and thigh; the status quo. each side making no fur- . William Trixtuan, leg, all of company C. ler’s Brigade Of School Districts in Tilla tlier advance pending a final agreement Riley Callaghan, scalp; company H; Will, on the boundary. mook County--The Clerks N ew Y ork , March 21.—A dispatch to iam Rovenberger. wrist, company H; The Columbia river is crowded with the Herald from Ilo Ilo. island of Panay, William Buster, finger, company E; Will, Bonds Lack Stamps. chinook salmon at the present time, and s,ys: A battalion of the Eighteenth in iam Markwood, leg, company K; Cor. We give below a complete list of the it gives every promise of being a good fantry, a platoon of the Sixth artillery porate C. E. Bates, foot, company L. Private T. A. Marlowe, of company L, names of directors and clerks of school season. There are a few fishermen mak- and the machine gun battery made a re- ing drifts along the Washington shore, eolinoissance ill the direction of Mandur- First California, serving with the artil. districts in this county, with the post office address of the same. The first and they are catching all they’ can safely rioao and Santa Barbara Thursday. lerv, was wounded in the side and back, named director in each district was elect dispose of. As the tug Samson was pas While they were returning the insur and Private Samuels, of company F, Ten. ¡lessee volunteer was slightly wounded ed at the recent election and the last sing the Barbary’ coast, near Pillar Rock, gents attack the outposts on the right. WILSON RIVER. named director is the chairman of the a few days ago, they saw a fisherman Although fatigued from marching in in the face. board. All the clerks elected this year A bullet passed through Rovenlierger's The school house is being used so pulling in his net, and he got a fish at the broiling SU11 for two hours, the en have filed their bonds with Superintend tire command proceeded to the assis wrist and entered his mouth between the much for meetings it ought to have a nearly every lifL_________ ent Lamb, and, with the exception of new stove, as the old one might lie the S aturday the mohair raisers met in tance of their comrades, the artillery gum and cheek withoutinjuring his head. one, will have to be returned owing to cause of tire. It would tie cheaper to pay convention in Dallas. There was a dis pouring shell and shrapnel upon the in There were other miraculous escapes as clerks failing to place a 50c. government for a new stove than a new school house. cussion of whether a pool should be surgents, who were strongly entrenched the men advanced amid a perfect hail of stamp upon them. Last school term the children complained formed placing the product of the as in large numbers. Companies C. K and bullets. District No. 1.—John J. Johnson, clerk ; of being almost smoked out. Who is sociation in the hands of a committee of H, of the Eighteenth, deployed to the The severity of theengagement may be Chas. Kuntz, Hy. Leach and S. gritty enough to start a subscription five members, which was agreed to after right, driving the insurgents back, and judged by the fact that the Eighteenth NEHALEM Downs, directors.—Tillamook. for a new stove ? some debate. The committee is in then, wheeling to the left, made a junc regiment alone fired 62,800 rounds. It is Dist. No. 2.—I). Fitzpatrick, clerk; F. The U. B. in C. denomination held structed to sell the product of the associ tion with companies B and I. A heavy estimated that the insurgents, with their Quite a lot of freight for our merchants M. Lamb, Chas. Wells and J. B. engagement issued. more than 2000 rifles, fired double our has been brought up the river the past their second annual conference at the ation to the highest bidder, bids to be Delsman, directors.—Tillamook. Companies B, C, M and I, of the Ten total of ammunition. opened April 1. This pool represents Wilson river school house last Saturday Dist. No. 3.—John W. Jennings, clerk ; week, shipped via Garibaldi. from 5000 to 8000 goats, and the yield nessee volunteers, Major Cheatham com aftennoon. Private Biehl brought in Daly, wound St. Patrick's day was duly celebrated C. A. Elliott, L. Elliot and F. Hangen, will be from 15,000 to 24,000 pounds. manding, arrived later and formed on ed, and gave warning to hurry up some Andrew Anderson brought a horse by a dance at Macklin’s hall. The gaso directors.—Bay City. The association will meet April 1 to con the left, and two more companies of the ammunition, as most of the men were from Mr. Curtis on Fairview. Dist. No. 4.—Lewis Hushbeck, clerk; line launch Irene conveyed quite a large Eighteenth marched from Ilo Ilo to act short. He then returned to the fighting sider the bids. _______ party from and to Blackburn ’ s logging David Bailey, Jasper Smith and A. J. as support to the other troops. Colonel line and was struck in the chest. He fell, The legislature of California adjourn BARNEGAT, camp. Rhoads, directors.—Woods. ed sine die without a United States sen Van Valzah and Major Keller command saying: “Pm done for,” and died in 10 Dist. No. 5.—Mary Snyder, clerk; Her The launch Irene took a pleasure party Mr. J. R. Hunter and Mr. Robert ator, to succeed Stephen M. White, hav ed the battalions of the Eighteenth regi minutes. man Tohl, W. Finley and W. Scholl- to the lieach on Sunday. A pleasant time Sargent went to Bay City Friday. ing been elected. When tha hour of ad ment. It is impossible to tell accurately thein. ineyer, directors.—Nehalem. is reported. General Miller was on the scene early Mr. Bert Biggs and son went to Tilla journment was extended from mid surgents losses, as.-the American troops Dist. No. 6.—S. H. Rock, clerk; E. E. Assessor Stephens is on the river, mook Friday. night until Sunday, it was expressly un and directed theoperations from iniiued converged at a given point without trav Shaffer, A. M. Commons and O. L. making his annual assessment. Bert Biggs and son paid Hobson- derstood that the sentorial matter was lately behind the firing line. He had ersing the ground shot over, but on the Nash, directors.—Oretown. The Nehalem Literary Society ad ville a visit last week. settled, and thar the question of the elec several narrow escapes. Dist. No. 7.—C. Desmond, clerk; W. C. journed for the season on Thursday The line advanced by rushes 3000 ; ards day alter the battle one could see from tion of a senator was not to be broached. Mr. Theo. Stinehilber, wife and Ohara, James Toneand G. W. Phelps, under a hot fire, pouring deliberate vol. Jaro belfry the enemy carting away the night. It has been a source of much daughter and Miss Lue Bunn are visiting Nevertheless, just about 11 o’clock Gov dead. The minimum estimate of their directors.—Netarts. pleasure and instruction to those at at Barnegat this week. ernor Gage sent a message to both the leys upon the insurgents position, the ar losses is 20 killed and 300 wounded. Dist. No. 8.—Alva Finley, clerk; IL J, tending. senate and the assembly in which he tillery making good practice. Isaacs, A. W. Bum and J. R. Finley, The evolutions were prettily executed, Barnegate is having fine weather now . charged the legislature with l aving left By the time the forces were withill A few fine days have crept in this directors.—Bea ver. and the highest credit is due the battalion Bert Biggs is beginning to put in a itBduty unpreformed. In the message 300 yards of the enemy's final position Dist. No. 9.—T. H. Goyne, clerk; A. Me. month, but still winter appears very garden. and company commanders. The men are darkness prevented thecliarge for which he implored the members to no longer Nair, H. G. Davis and B. L. Eddy, loth to let go altogether. The citizens of Barnegat are glad to delay, but to proceed to the election of a the Tennessee men and the companies of chafing at being robbed of the fruits of Nehalem is to have a creamery. Two directors.—Tillamook. the Eighteenth cn the right had already their victory. A charge would probably learn that they are to have a better mai senator at once._________ of our young men had arranged to start Dist. No. 10.—John Svenson, clerk; Gust prepared by fixing bayonets. The ad have resulted in the capture of the ene. service. M rs . M artha P lace was executed at Wickland, N. G. Boqnist and F. M. a cheese factory, but Mr. Townsend, the vance upon Jaro was accomplished in my's arms and ammunition, but from creamery man, has been on the river Sing Sing prison on Monday. She was Sherer, directors.—Tillamook. EMMA. the configuration of the ground and the good order. several days looking over the situation, Dist. No. 11.—B. A. Todd, clerk; N. P. the first woman to die in the electric position of our troops it was impossible The engagement was brought on by Alley, C. L. Aliev and H. V. Alley, and the cheesemen have given way to We are having fine weather just now. chair in the state of New York, and she the ereuiy's persistent attack upon the to allow an advance in the darkness. him, and he will establish a creamery. directors.—Nehalem. Mattie Harris made a trip to Willa went to her death quietly. Her death outposts of Jaro bridge. The behavior of the troops was admir Dist. No. 12.—B. W. Turner, clerk; (). was instantaneous, But two shocks News has been received that W.T. Bax mina last week. able. There has been only desultory out Nothing could be gained by forcing the E. Dennis, Wm. Schlotter and L. R. ter, who in company with his son-in- were given. State Electrician Davis post shooting since this engagement. Will Dodson of Upper Salmon river, is Ra^, directors.—Nest oct on. law, D. C. L. Pike, went to the Klondike teaching school in the joint district of threw down the lever at exactly 11:01 enemy back, as it was impoesible with The instructions printed on the cap Dist. No. 13.—J. R. Lawrence, clerk; G. a year ago, died near Dawson. a.m. The voltage of the current was the limited number of troops to liolj the Tillamook and Lincoln counties. tured cases of ammunition were in Ger W. Body felt, N. P. Hansen and E. E. 1760, and it was continued for four position. Mrs. E. K. Seovill and Mrs. Gus David, Cross, directors.—Hebo. son are daughters, and have the sym On the 16th inst. the men in school seconds. Mrs. Place murdered her step The American troops were exhausted man, and showed that the cartridges Dist. No. 14.—Chas. A. Johnson, clerk; pathy of the community in their sad district No. 34 commenced to build our daughter, Ida M. Place, a mere girl, by the fighting and having to wade knee came from the artillery depot at May. F. P. Hobson, Aug. Anderson and bereavement. Mr. Baxter was one of new school house. We feel proud of our February 7th, 1898. She first threw deep through the rice fields and sugar ence. John Johnson, directors.—llobson- Tillamook's early settlers, and was 68 new house, for it will be more convenient acid in the girl’s eyesand then smothered cane. There were several cases of pros It it suspected that the ammunition for all interested, with the exception of her. This was early in the morning, in tration by the heat. ville. and arms have been supplied to the insur years old. one family. The only man killed was Private Louis gents from German and Japanese sources Dist. No. 15.—W. H. Hoskins, clerk; their home in Brooklyn. She waited the M. H. Ripley, John Hickey and F. Mrs. E. H. Sloan is selling off her stock entire day for her husband to return, and Biehl, of company B, Eighteenth infan and from the French colonies. WOODS. Crane, director.—Foley. preparing to go where her husband has then attacked him with an ax, fractur try. The wounded of the Eighteenth The city is quiet and business is reviv The familiar sound of the Woods’ saw employment in Washington. Dist. No. 16.—T. J. Lucy, clerk; R. C. ing. ing his skull and otherwise seriously in were: Magarrell, J. F. Weatherly and J. H. mill greeted our ears last Tuesday. Privates Joseph Daly, knee and thigh; Private Walter Parrish, ofcompany C, Joe Altenburger’s new house is show juring him. Place, however, recovered. Holmes, directors.—Woods. Mr. Collard has commenced the erec ing up in good style. Mrs. Place was convicted and sentenced Theodore Burr, arm and chest ; Preston Tennessee volunteers, accidently killed Dist. No. 17.—G. W. Grayson, clerk ; Jas. tion of a barn on his lots at Ocean Park, Mr'John T. Weckert has made quite to death, but she never for a moment be. Savage, forearm ; William Bruschke, himself yesterday with a revolver. Sappington, John Cook and Mrs. A. and will move there the first of next a lot of improvements on his place this lieved she would be electrocuted. She at Wills, directors.—Trask. month. first claimed she could remember nothing wil.t.T, Dist. No. 18.—Fred Scherzinger, clerk; of the murder and later the plea of in- I.on Miller has moved up on Three J. W. Hellenbrand, W. Plank and Rivers and started a shingle camp. HOTEL PERSONALS. sanity was submitted in her behalf. Chas. W. Graves.—Neskowin. School commenced here last Monday, Allen House. Dist. No. 19.—Geo. E. Robinson, clerk; A correspondent of the Associated with Miss Minnie Nelson as teacher. J. C. Foster and J. Kinuerman, direc Oretown—S. H. Rock, W. Rellierg. Press at Manila says; “An army has 1 Mr. Finigan left for Newburg last tors.—Oretown. Neskowin—J. W. Hellenbrand. seldom operated under harder conditions Monday. Dist. No. 2o.—I). E. Baxter, clerk; H. Bay City—R. W. Robbins, W. D. Woods, than have been encountered by the Amer Mrs. David and her daughter, Jessie, H. B. Hendricks, C. H. Hicks. C. Hill, G. T. Baxter and H. V. Hill, icans. The nature of the country is such of Beaver, were visiting at G. T. Shaw's directors.—Dolph. Hopewell—M. N. Bays. that the enemy cannot lie seen 100 feet Dist. No. 21.—Dan Atkinson, clerk ; last week. Track—H. A. Snow. distant. During the charges the Ameri Alice Hoyt, I). Billings and Thos. Forest Grove—Oscar Brown. cans are ignorant as to whether they Woods is blessed with two doctors Shilanlgcw, directors.—Sand Lake. Lansborrow. Minn.—T. H. Johnson, are attacking a hundred or thousands now, Dr. Ilisell and Dr. Scott. Dist. No. 22.—J. A. Dawson, clerk; G. S. of reliefs. A prisoner captured by the Some fiend entered the house of Mrs. G. Johnson. Nelson, W. Rhodes and A. Arstill, Lottie Standley, of Sand Lake, Garibaldi—F. Robson. Americans says the leaders boast that a short directors.—Hebo. Fairview—J. C. Holden. they can keep up the war for years, de time ago and searched her trunk and Dist. No. 23.—Frank L. Buell, clerk; house thoroughly, and not finding the Beaver—I. W. Hiner, E. E. Finley, A. luding upon the American forces being T. II. McCormick, Hy. Lederer and object of his search, departed just in time W. Bunn. weakened daily by 20 men killed, wound M. Munson, directors.—Tillamook. Pleasant Cove—I. M. Fuller. ed or invalided. Some high officials to evade detection, as Mrs. Stanley was Dist. No. 24.—W. N. Reddaway, clerk; not gone from the house very long. The Happy Bend—G. W. Mours. think 10,000 reinforcements are needed, R. D. Sales, W. 11. Easoni and Win. same evening some one went into her Buley—L. Larson. as the troops now on the island are Woods, directors.—Balm. hardly more than enough to maintain barn and helped themselves to her hav. Dist. No. 25.—M. D. Reading, clerk. She tracked the party by the scattering the line around Manila and police the NEWS ITEMS G. Munson, E. Dailey and S. Millar, hav far enough to satisfy her where city.” the directors.—Tillamook. hay went to. A series of wind storms swept through D vrixc the trouble between the Hav- I>ist. No. 26—II. A. Ely, clerk; T. R ana police and the populace Monday fiortions of Alabama, Mississippi ami Wilson. J. W. Hiner and G. Wallace, night three policemen were killed and 25 Arkansas on Saturday, doing an immense directors.—Spruce. BEAVER. wounded on both sides. Public opinion amount of property damage and killing Dist. No. 27.—Seth F. Moon, clerk; J. T. a number of people. The storm covered Moon, J. R. Dillow and H. E. Chap Rev. C. Mills returned on Monday from supports the police without reserve. The a radius of several hundred miles, des city is much excited over the rioting, and Hebo, where he preached last Sunday. man. directors.—Blaine. troying telegraph wires and cutting off Dist. No. 28.—Ada Morrison, clerk; H. He is greatly rejoiced to be able to re the bravery and determination shown communication with a large section of Tulicrsiti, T. Kebbe and Win. Tohl, port an organization into a Union band by the police is much commended, with the result that the force is rapidly regain the country. Cleburn county, Alabama, of Christain workers of 14 in number. directors.—Nehalem. seems to have suffered the most severely, Rev. Dollarhidc reports a good meet ing prestige. _________ Dist. No. 29.—Caroline Hansen, clerk; the storm assuming the proportions of a Nont Leyli, John Bolin and L. Nys ing at Blaine where he received two T ub United States Philippine commis tornado. At Sellers Leverene, Ala , members into the F. M. church. sion has held its first meeting and de. trom, directors.—Nehalem. much damage is reported, and at Rob. Dist. No. 30.—E. West, clerk; C. B. Rev. Armstrong preached to an atten cided to issue a pronunciamento to the Wiley, R. Jackson and H. E. Palmer, tive audience at this place. This coming inhabitants of the islands. President Roy, Ark., one man was killed and sev eral badly injured. Dumas. Ark., was directors.—Netarts. Sunday at 11 A. M. he is to speak at Schurman will prepare it. Thedocument will explain the spirit in which the United nearly wiped out of existence, and sev Dist. No. 31.—H. B. Hendricks, clerk. Hebo. States intends to fulfill the trust imposed i eral others towns in the vicinity suffered Robt. Watt, Alex. Fitilinson and M On Tuesday of this week at 2:30 p.m. severely One person is reported killed D. Wood, directors.—Bav City. a bible reading was held in the U. B. and will call upon the people of the at Hickory Flat, Miss., and as the Dist. No 32.—H. L. Jenscw. clerk; M church at this place which was well at islands to lav down their arms and co farmhouses in the vicinity suffered operate in the interests of good govern heavily, it is not unlikely many fatui N. Smith, C. A. Smith and G A tended. ties occurred which have not yet teen ment. Mowers, directors —Braver. Elsie Finley went to the hub on Mon reported Reports from different points Dist No. 33 —J. C. Quick, clerk; John The British ambassador. Sir Julian in the three states indicate that 18 per Niger, Peter Norberg and Casper day, returning Tuesday bringing an ex Pauncefote, conferred with Secretary sons were killed outright and 21 injur cellent new stove and three fine lamps Shleppi, directors.—Nestix'ton Hav in refference. it is understood, to a ed, as follow« Alabama, 1« killed, four Dist No 34—Theador Arnolt, clerk; from McIntosh ami McNair's hardware modus vivendi to tie observed along the injured; Miwksippi. one killed, 16 in J. Altenbergcr, N Atlolton and F. stoic, all lor the U.B. church. Beaverites Alaska border in order to obviate the jured; Arkansas, one killed, seven in jured. The property loss will run into appreciate the firm's kindness in letting Resch, directors —Emma Columbia Model 50, Gents Chainless.. pmibillity of a clash, pending the final the hundreds of thousands. ......... I75.00 Dist. No. 35—F. B Herrington, clerk ; the church have them at wholesale price. delimitation of the border. The need of Columbia Model 51. Ladies Chainless ............ 75-00 W J Smith. W B. Smith and J F. Tillamook citizens generally have lent this has been emphasised within the last City Warrants. us a helping hand. Columbia Model 57. Gents Chain Wheel.. Rchcer, directors,— W ilsoa. ............ 50.00 few days by reports of a battle between The following warrants are now pav Never was there a time when Beaver Columbia Model 58, Ladies Chain Dist No 36 - Mary Hayes, clerk ; Nellie the Canadian and the American prospec able at my office: Nos. 158. 160 16Ì Wheel.. ............50.00 Haves, Henry Hayrsaiid Otis Haves, people were more busy clearing, plowing, tors on the Porcupine river These re 169, 163, 165, 166, 167, 168 169 Columbia Model 49, Gents Chain making garden, sowing oats, making 174.175, 172. ’ Wheel.. ........... 40.00 directors —Spruce ports have caused considerable uneaai- Hartford Pattern 19, Gents Interest ceases from this date. March Ihst No 37—Mary D Graves, clerk.; fence and all seems to lie truely happy, nesa in official circle* in London, and 23rd, ............ 15.00 189». Hartford Pattern 20, Ladies J D Wilson. S. L New and D. P. singing song and making melody in efforts have been made to learn the N. THOMPSON, ............35,00 • • their hearts. McKinley, directors.—lh»lph City Treasurer Vedette Pattern 21, Gents facta. There has l»-en no official infor Dist. No 38—J.is W Gilmore, clerk; H • • ............ 25.00 Yon will also find the Headlight in mation. however, either here or in Lon 22, Ladies Birth. L. Ghuer, (»co Gilmore and B. H. almost every home and appreciated as a don. Just such a clash has been expect • • ............26.00 We have a few ’98 models which county paper. Bom to the wife of Mr. W. E. Davies, Hatha wav. directors.—Bay Ci tv. ed, and the reports have served to direct ’ wnicn we are at a reduced selling rate. All wheel, ‘ * filled - Dist No 39 —M J. Boyakin, clerk • As we look out and see the bright the attention of officials of the need of on Wednesday, a son. whh either ,i„glc doubie'lincher t„be H S hollnicycr. S Lundlier and Jos warm sunshine, our sparkling, clear. ' effecting a border arrangement. The Or. C. E. Hawke goes out on the E'- tires. !*tlent>crgrr, dim tors —Nehalem beautiful streams full of trout, salmon I preliminary move in thia direction was more to spend about a week in Portland) Dist No. 4ff—G. W. Boyington, clerk; and fish, wild duck, pheasants, geese and I POPE manufacturing co made as soon as the Anglo American "h’l* working on Sturgeon's new drug Geo. Hunt, Josiah Biggs and J. H deer, with our beautiful valley and commi-eion adjourned without settling SitCre on Wedncsdav a board Bigg*, directors —Barnegat. and miured Mr. G. L. Hunter « mountains, fields with pastures green. the border question. Sir Julian then slipped hand and leg. Dist. No. 41 —E. A. Chamberlain, clerk; (). R. Chamberlain, J. Keys and H. M Farmer, directors—Woods. Dist. No. 42.—W. A. Gage, clerk ; A. H. Gage, H H. Miller and C. H. Way- mier, directors.—Woods. Dist. No. 43 — Robt. Eichinger, clerk ; John Heignev, Jos Kodad and Alex. Nelson, directors —Woods Dist. No. 44.—Aug. C. Kautz, clerk; Chas Bisconer, Jas. Tigard and J. F. McCoy, diretors.—Dolph. Dist No. 45—C. N. Johnson, clerk ; W. Patrick, E. T. Coulson and M. D Swabb, directors.—Beaver. Dist No. 46.—Mary E. Smith, clerk ; Anna Peterson, L. S. Smith and A. Peterson, directors —Hobsonville. Dist No. 47.—J. F. Hardy, clerk ; J. R Whiteman, Chas. Reid and W. R. Calkins, directors.—Emma. ‘ an 1 with so ma.iy cows, horses, sheep and goats, with lambs and kids romping and playing, it is enough to make you say, as the the story runs of an aged and almost deaf man, who was attend ing a protracted meeting, and »»ring asked by the good preacher if he did not think it was high time he should be making preperations to go to the better world, replied, “No, indeed, Oregon is good enough for me! Good enough for me!” ______ 99 PRICES COLUMBIAS, Standard of the World. Hartfords, Vedettes, Second only to Columbias. Just bike Other OUheels ■L--A.S' NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
