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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 18, 1900.
No. 30.
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$1.50 per year.
Articles of incorporation have been deceased raised a son and daughter, viz.,
If you’ve got a political, office-seeking them, but fail to notice one instance of
bee in your bonnet, handsup so as to de­ ignoring the law. Is Tillamook county filed in the county court incorporating Bruce Buke, now residing at Sacramen­
the Tillamook Electric Light Company, to. Cal., and a daughter, who died at the
going to be unique ?
To all new subscribers, also those renew, termine how many are after the plums.
its
capital stock to be three thousand age of 18. He leaves one sister, Mrs.
The first case coming before Recorder
iug their subscriptions within the ' If you want a railroad ticket to any
dollars, divided into thirty shares of the Eddie, of Beaver, in this county, also a
next few weeks, we will present seve­ point east you can save money by con­ Coates was that of a drunk and disorder­
par value of one thousand dollars each. sister, Mrs. A. Hartman, of Monmouth,
ral copies of the illustrated edition to sulting the local railroad agent, B. C. ly, who occupied the “cooler” Thursday
Kan., aud a lot of nieces and nephews,
night. After taking the case under ad­ The object of the corporation and the
send to their triends. Two live news, Lamb.
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business in which it proposes to engage Besides a host of warm friends. He has
visement,
and
finding
that
the
marshal
papers, the Weekly Oregonian and
The Port of Tillamook Commission, if
is to own, control, use, ojierate, buy and been a faithful minister for over 30 years,
the Headlight, with all the latest i it wants a little money, will have to let had not sworn out a warrant against
sell land, machinery, tools, appliances mostly for the M.E. church, but going to
the
man,
and
thinkink
he
had
no
juris
­
news, $2.25 a year. Support home I the county court know this month what
Beaver about four years ago, and the
diction over the man until this was done, and franchises in the city of Tillamook
newspapers.
tax it will levy.
United Brethren church not being sup­
dismissed the case, although the man and conduct therein an electric light and
power business, and to execute notesand plied, he offered his services and was
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
• | Do you want up-to-date heaters or one was ready to plead guilty.
of those latest designed ranges? You
give mortgages upon its land and pro­ chosen pastor. He was beloved by all
Blacksmith’s bellows for $6 at Page’s.
Captain W. W. Harts, who has charge pertv. The incorporators are Messrs. J. Christians and admired for his noble
! save money by buying new stoves and
A few sewing machines cheap at Page's. i ranges at McIntosh & McNair’s.
of the government improvements along i C Havely, J F. Watts and Charles E spirit. The remains were buried in the
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Money to Loan.—Apply to Theo. Stein- I The Presbyterian Sunday school will the coast, is expected in this city to in. Ha vs.
Multnomah cemetery, Portland. There
hilber.
* j meet with the United Brethren Sunday spect the government work done in this
is to be a memorial service at the United
A meeting was held on Saturday to re­
Mr. B. O’Hara was in from Netarts ¡school on Sunday, January, 21, at lOf, county. He left Portland last week to organize the McKinley club in this city, Brethren church at Beaver on Sunday
come
in
by
way
of
Astoria.
Whether
or
morning.
Monday.
a.m., at the U.B, church. All teachers
not his patience will become exhausted at w hich a goodly number of republicans
County Judge Sappington’s remarks
Mr Otis Farmer was in the city from and pupils attend.
remains to be seen, but it will give the were present. Mr. T. B. Handley, mem­
Sand Lake.
For the boss strawberry plant send to captain some idea of what a patient class ber of the state central committee, called at the council meeting on Monday even­
Large cooking range for sale at Page's. E. A. Chamberlain, Woods, Or. Stand­ of people Tillamookers must be and how the meeting to order, and in doing so ing were to the point, The county court
is opposed to creating eighteen road dis­
Bedsteads,good as new, from $2 up, at ard variety which cannot be beaten for the industries of this county are hatidi outlined what he thought would be the
tricts, and in this the citizens who
size
and
flavor
of
berry.
20c.
a
dozen,
issues
in
the
political
arena
this
year,
BY
W. E. Page’s.
capped by irregular transportation ser­
have given the matter any consider«
$1 100, post paid.
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dwelling
principally
upon
that
of
expan
­
vice and shallow bars.
Bedroom suits, cheaper than ever, at
sion. Mr. Handley was chosen tempo­ tion, should heartily coincide with the
Did you ever sec a countv surveyor on
W. E. Page’s.
If the county court is compelled to com- rary chairman and Mr. G. B. Lamb sec­ court. Although favorable to the citi­
his back in the mud making a survey. It
Sewing machines cleaned and repaired
ply with the new road supervisor law’ it retary.
A committee on membership zens electing three road supervisors, the
was all caused by Austin’s Texas steer
by W. E. Page.
will hoodoo road work in Tillamook was then appointed, consisting of Messrs. judge and commissioners see the folly of
balking, if we may be allowed to christen
county. Now that a systematic and 0. Heins, A. Stillwell, W. H. Reynolds, A. electing more than that number after
Stock ranch of 169 acres for sale or his bike with that name.
practical method is being carried out, J, Cohn and F. Sappington. A number inaugurating a systematic idea of road
rent by W. E. Page.
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The new officers in the M.E. Sunday which would have resulted in giving the
of new names were added to the roll, and work, which, if carried out, will result
Mr. H. K. Thompson was in from
school are: Superintendent,T. H. Goyne; couuty some really good roads, it must
the meeting adjourned until next Satur­ in giving the county some good roads in
Nehalem on Sunday.
assistant, Mr. Morris ; secretary, Mrs. be disappointing to thecounty judge and
a few years, and roads over which the far­
day.
Mr. C. A. Smith was in from Long G. Edmunds ; treasurer, S. McCrager ; the commissioners to be forced to adopt
The Oregon wide-tire wagon law is mers can haul their products to market
Prairie on Saturday.
librarian, Flossi Letcher; organist, Ruth an antediluvian sjstein of road work.
now
in force. The law provides that at all times of the year. It is to lie re­
Cook stoves and heaters cheaper than Bewley.
We sincerely trust they will find some
the
county
court of each county is auth­ gretted that there is a possibility of up­
ever at W’. E. Page’s.
The citizens of this city will be able to way whereby they can throw the new
orized to make a rebate annually for setting their plans by the introduction of
Mr. Frank Wheeler left on Saturday exercis? the franchise four times this year. law into the waste paper basket.
four years, on the road tax of each per­ the new road supervisor law. Even
for a visit to California.
First comes the school election, followed
If all the cheese factories and creameries son within its county who shall own roads within incorporated cities will be
Mr, I, H. Moore, of Nestocton, was in by county, presidential and city elections, in Tillamook county can manufacture and have in habitual use on the high under the supervision of the road super­
We don’t wonder that- some of the ladies at less cost to the dairymen if they had
the city on Wednesday.
ways, wagons or other vehicles for the visor. In regard to levying a road tax
more milk, w’ell what’s the matter with transportation of heavy articles, the the judge stems of the opinion that the
Sewing machine that run with a want to do some of the voting.
Articles incorporating the First Church every dairyman increasing his herd of tires of which are not less than three court will not levy a road tax it it is
spring at W. E. Page’s
of
the United Brethren in Christ, of Bea­ cows as soon as possible. That’s what inches in width, of »1 for each w heel of compelled to comply with the new’ law,
Mr. Geo. Handley, who has been quite
ver, in this county, have been placed on they’ll do in Kansas to choke off the such vehicle. And the owner of each ve­ which will cause a stagnation in syste­
sick, is able to be out again.
file, the incorporators being Messrs. C. manufacturer’s complaint, and surely hicle having tires of not less than four matic road building in Tillamook. Evi
Mr. Geo. Cohn has sold a timber claim
Mills, J. R. Dillow, Walter Kinnaman, Tillamook dairymen can do the same inches in width, upon w hich there is a dently the judge and commissioners are
to W. W. Fenelon for $650.
thing, even ifit is to increase the teat pull­ difference of at least eight inches in the prompted by laudable motives in the MACKINTOSHES, 20 percent;
Alva Finley and Eartist Haag.
Mr. Joe Bixby was in from Beaver on
ing business. “Well, what’s the matter front and rear axle, so constructed action they have taken in wanting to do
Mr. Claude Thayer is expected home
what is best for the whole county, and it OIL CLOTHING, 10 per cent ;
Monday, also Mr. P. Wells.
I from Portland to-day, after being with Tillamook?” Why, she’s allright, that the front and rear wheels will
and will produce more milk, for it is to not come in contact with the same is |desirable they receive the support of SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
Born, on the 11th inst , to the wife of
i absent from the city several months.
the advantage of the dairymen to pour road surface while the vehicle is moving those who advocate good roads. Every
Mr. D. T. Edmunds, a daughter.
When he left he had little idea that he
FURNISHING GOODS,
Mr. W. J. Elliott was a visitor to the would witness the death of his father and milk into the factories to their full capa­ in a straight line, shall receive a furthrr citizen realizes the predicament which
city.
rebate, for four years on his or her road the new law places the county court in,
city on Friday from Monmouth.
mother in so short a time and experience
TRUNKS,
VALISES, FLOUR,
In not confirming the appointment of tax, of $2 for each and every year dur­ for their duties are plainly set forth there.
Barber Latimer will improve his shop so sad a bereavement.
As
it
will
l»e
necessary
for
the
county
Mr. T. H. Goyne for city attorney, made ing said period that vehicle is habitual­
FEED AND GROCERIES, 5
by putting another glass front in.
court to define its position, why not
Mr. A. J. Cohn has been elected presi­ by the mayor, the city council on Mon­ ly used on the highways.
Father J. J. Burri is conducting the dent of the city council, president of the
take the bull by the hornsand declare
per cent.
day evening did not show a very mag­
There was a good attendance at the
German and Latin classes at the acade­ hose company, and appointed chairman
nanimous spirit in laying it over until hose company’s meeting on Thursday the new law inoperative in Tillamook
my.
county ? _________________
of the judges in the board of election. the next meeting. Withall due respect
Prayer meeting at the United Brethren Say, Alie, hadn’t we better notify Presi­ to the council, even if Mr. Goyne did op­ evening, President F. C. Baker wielding
Real Estate Transfere.
church this (Thursday) evening at 7:30 dent McKinley to make preparations to pose the election of some of the present the gavel. Chief Oak Nolan presented
| his annual report, which showed that
vacate the W’hite House ?
p.m.
councilmen, that is a thing of the past, only four fire alarms had been turned in, Geo. Cohn to W. W. Fenelon, N *4 of Sw
Owing to the mild winter in Tillamook
and W Va of Se *4 of sec. 12, tp. 2
There is a good deal of inquiry about so it would be well to drop all personal­ but in each case the fires were extinguish­
the strawberry plants are beginning to Tillamook county since the Oregonian ities and hard feelings in that resjiect and
S, R. 8 W.
ed without the aid of the hose company,
bloom.
issued its annual number,especially from aim to do what is for the best interest of thus causing no loss from fire in the city W. R. Keefer to fames Williams, part of
U VaofNw X of «ec. 12, tp. 1 S, R.
the
city.
As
Mr.
Goyne
made
a
good
city
Captain Geo Hunt spent several days ! states which are not favored as Oregon
the past year. After discussing several
9 W.
in the city from the light-house at Cape is, and what new settlers that edition attorney last year, and is Mayor Wiley’s matters relating to the hose company
may induce to locate in this state, Tilla­ nominee, we hope the city council is not and disposing of them, the following offi­ Ephraim W. Brown to United Brethren
Meares.
Church, tract in sec. 30, tp 3 S, R.
Mrs. Emma Perkins sold 80 acres of mook county, we believe, will get her going to enforce thecustom, “To the vic­ cers were elected by acclamation : Presi­
9 W.
tors belong the spoils.’’
timber land to the Tillamook Logging share.
dent, A. J. Cohn ; chief, Oak Nolan ; sec­ U. S. to John I). Chitwood, S 14 of Se 14
There
may
be
a
number
of
aspirants
Governor Geer, Secretary of State Dun­
Co. for $550.
retary, Frank Kerreman ; treasurer, T.
of sec. 9 and N Vy of Ne !4 of sec. 16,
Mr. J. E. Tuttle, after the bad accident bar and State Treasurer Moore fixed the in this congressional district who want i Coates. Then the gavel called the boys
tp. 6 S, R. 10 W.
to
jump
into
Congressman
T.
Tongue
’
s
state
levy
at
6.3
mills.
Last
year
the
to
quarters,
not
however
to
fight
fire,
on the Wi’.son riner road, is improving
Emma Perkins to Tillamook Logging
shoes,
but
the
interests
of
the
state
can
­
; tax was 5.7 mills. A noticeable feature
but to sec what kind of trenchers they
after his recent shake up.
Co., N 14 of Ne 14 of sec. 19, tp. 2 S,
of the levy is that Multnomah county, by not be sacrificed to their caprice or greed were with crackers and cheese and other
The Presbyterians will occupy their
R. 9 W.
, the reduction of valuations, will pay for public office. He is now in a position light refreshments, to say nothing of the
Alliert Maurer *o Charles Kunze, various
new church on Sunday, but it will not
We have no baits, but sell
$+4,903 less than last year. Tillamook to do the state some good, and it would I fire stories that were told to amuse the
tracts.
dedicated until the spring
county’s state tax will amount to be a suicidal policy for the republican con­ boys. The second edition of which will
everything
at a small profit, and
Cora E. and C. H. Wheeler to John R.
Mr. P. D. Newell was in the city on $7,919.36.
vention to nominate, or the voters to take place at the next meeting, when, of
Oalrnan,
E
’
4
of
Ne
14
and
Ne
’
4
of
Wednesday from Nehalem shaking hands
will meet any price quoted for
! Do you want first-class printed sta­ elect, any other person than Mr. Tongue course, the newly elected officers will call
Se >4 of Se *4 of sec. 9, Se *4 of sec. +,
with his numerous friends.
tionery in your business ? Below will for congressman for this district. This is. the boys to quarters, with perhaps an
cash
on this basis.
lots 1 to + of sec. 3, and S *4 of Se *4
we believe, the sentiment of those who | initiation.
Dr. W. A. Wise came in from Portland , be found our prices ;
and S 14 of Sw 14 of sec. 3, in tp. 3
look at the situation impartially, for it
and can be found at his office. He will
1000 Bill Heads, 6s.................. $3 50
Mrs. Samantha C. Thayer, widow of
N, R. 10 W.
is a case where even Mr. Tongue's politi. the late Governor W. W. Thayer, died at
1000 Statements ..................... 3 50
remain in the city two weeks.
1000 Envelope«, 6%................. 3 00
Respectfully,
cal opponents could do the state a good her home at Woodstock, near Portland,
Rev. W. Koehmer came in last week
The White Clover Cheeae Factory,
10O0 Letter Heads, Vi............ 3 50
service
by
voting
for
him
on Wednesday of last week, from an ill­
by way of the beach from Seaside and i All other job work at proportionately
Operated by T. S Townsend, will
Died, on the 11th inst.,at the residence ness that had practically extended from
preached on Sunday at Fairview.
low figures at the Headlight printing
begin on February 1st, working up the
of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Weston, in Tilla the death of her husband.
Governor
Mrs. A. S. Burton, who sublet her mail office.
mook City, at the advanced age of 79 Thayer died October 15, 1899, and from farmers’ milk into cheese by the pound,
contract, is soliciting orders for a book,
We notice that qjite a number of the years, Mr. F. N. Elliott. Deceased, w ho
that time she continued to droop until or on the co-operative plan. Will guaran­
entitled, “Reminisences of the War.”
| county courts in Oregon have complied was a respected citizen of this countv for
death came to her relief. She was 65 tee first-class article and quick sale ; also
Mr. J. E. Tuttle had to have his leg ■ with the law bv designating the bound- about thirty years, was the father of j years old and came to Oregon with her will guarantee the highest market price
placed in plaster of pftris, owing to one , aries for voting precincts so that a road George and F. N. Elliott, and who also husband in 1862. She was formerly Miss when sold. This change has been made
supervisor may be elected in each of had a daughter (Mrs Devine) residing in
of the small bones being found broken.
Vincent, and was married to Mr. Thayer at the request of several of my patrons.
Portland. Deceased was born in the Nov. 11, 1852, in Tonawanda county, Call at factory for full information.
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state of New York and came to Oregon New York. She sjient some time in Lew­ Come one. Come all.
INSURE WITH
in 18+7, having crossed the plains in that iston, Idaho, and then came to Portland
For Sale,
year, but before coming to this he located with Governor Thayer. Although of a
Claude Thayer,
in Clackamas county. The funeral took retired disfiosition, she was a woman of
At a bargain, if taken at once, the best
Agent
tor Fireman’« Fund and Lotido
place on Friday afternoon, Rev. S. A. fine education and of high culture, and paying restaurant (and lodgings) in San
Smith conducting the religious services.
her friends hold her in the highest esteem. Diego county, Cal.—For particulars ad­
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Mr. T. S. Townsend was in the city She lea ves one son, Claude Thayer, a pro­ dress G. T. Penney, Eecondido, Cal.
Companies.
this week and left for Portland yester­ minent attorney «nd banker of Tilla-
m«x>k,
who
is
tn
the
city
and
has
been
day. He informs us that he made two
Team for Sale.
shipments of Tillamook cheese to .Manila, here for some time. He came to Portland
A fine gentle team for sale, in fine con-
w hich reached there in fine condition. It just before the death of his father, and
was well packed in salt. In regard to except making a trip to Chicago, has dition ; eight years old ; will lie sold for TWO LIVE PAPERS.
the shipment of butter to the same place been with his mother ever since. The $150 —See John Svenson.
in glass jars. Mr. Townsend says that remains of the deceased lady were buried
it did not arrive at Manila in as good a in the Lone Fir cemetery.—Oregonian.
The rrpnlar •tifwcription price of
Rev, R. P. Bukcy, one of Tillamook’s
condition as the cheese. In future the
THE HEADI.ICHT i«»1.50. and
citizens
and
well
known
in
the
south
end
butter
will
lie
put
up
in
cans,
which
can
With me doesn’t go by guess. I am not satisfied simply to sell a truss that
the regular xulxcription price of
approximates the size of the customer, for I want the trusses I sell to do the work lie done at less cost. Mr. Townsend will, of the county, »lied at the home of his
the Weekly Oregonian in »1.50.
thev are expected to do and be comfortable at the same time. Sometimes a little after the first of next month, manufac­ nephew’, Alliert Farley, in East Portland,
Any one .ulmcrilhng for THE
Oregon,
on
the
Mth
inst.,
aged
77
years.
ture
at
the
White
Clover
Cheese
Factory
nteIHgent hending of the truaa-band is needed. 1 do it. And I frequently order
HEADLIGHT ami paying one
on the co-operative plan, charging a low He was born in Ohiocounty, W Va., and
special trusses or sizes if necessary.
year in advance can get l»oth the
was
a
graduate
from
Meedsville,
Ohio.
price
for
manufacturing
and
selling
the
Spring Trusses from »1.50 to »3. Elastic Trusses from »1 to »2.50.
Elastic Stockings, Abdominal Supporters, Crutches and other appliances of cheese. As to erecting new factories, be Theological Seminary. In the summer of
HEADLIGHT
says the farmers should double up their 1849 he. with several others, came by
this kind can also be promptly supplied.
cows before this was thought of, for mule train to California, remaining there
and
most all the creameries and cheese fac­ three years. He tnen returned to Ohio,
at
whwh
time
he
married
a
young
widow
tories could manufacture at much less
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
cost if they had double the amount of bv the name of Rebecca Vearte, who died
One Year for fa.aj*
eight years ago. From this union the
( milk to handle.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
CASH
vs.
CREDIT.
Eye Openers
J. fl.
TODD & CO.
Wishing to make
the month of January
a Cash Month as near
as possible, we will
give a DISCOUNT for
Cash as follows :
We sell Epicurean
and Premium Peeled
Solid Packed Toma­
toes and best grades.
Solid Packed Corn
for 10c. per can.
J. A. TODD \ CO.
FITTING TRUSSES
CHAS.
1.
Reliable Druggist,
CbOUGH.
Tillamook, Or.