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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1900)
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 13, 1900 We Want your SHOE TRADE Cases of Shoes were received on the Last Boat. 25 Cases more being made at factory UUean & Fit Guaranteed oÄlLEy. Try our Shoes and be eon vineed oue keep the best ALL First Class Shoes C0I1N & CO., Leaders in Ladies' & Gent's Shoes COUNTY AFFAIRS. J. M. Sappington........................ P. D. Shackelford...................... 2 00 Geo. W. Mowers......... .............. 2 00 — Turpey..................................... 2 00 2 00 J. Niclans...................................... 1 1 2 2 25 The Assessment on Timber Lands. W. V. MORGAN II. MUDGE. H. EDWARDS. 25 There appears to be a disposition on 50 the part of the officials in Columbia and 50 Clatsop counties to raise the rate of as Grant Thayer, work on Court- WORK AT SAW MILL. Are prepared to do all kinds of The board of county commissioners house gate................... 3 25 J. C. Foster.................................. 56 00 sessment on timber lands. It may be well met last week, with County Judge G. Henrv Told, merchandise......... 1 00 A. Kinnaman............................... 56 25 for the officials of Tillamook county to take into consideration the advisability \V. Sappington and Commissioners Dr. D. J. Wiley, examination of E. Kinnaman.............................. 58 10 of doing the same thing, for a little more Chas. Ray and L. Parrish present, when Martin Reynolds .................... 5 00 C. F. Coulson.............................. 6 25 revenue for the purpose of constructing the following business was transacted: Tillamook Headlight, printing... 77 70 Wirt Sappington......................... 66 OO roads would come in exceedingly handy H. Mason, salary as county P. II. M. Smith, supervisor R. D. Alva Finley....... .......................... 53 75 | to our county officials who are wrestling clerk for July and August..... $266 OO No. 1................................. 12 00 Mav Sappington......................... 60 00 with the road problem. The Oregon E. D. Severance, deputy............ 100 00 The claims of T. I). Vincent and Mrs. John Fleck................................... 40 20 Mist lias this to say ; II. II. Aiderman, sheriff.............. 266 00 E. T. Allen for services on board of H. Peters (less $24.72 for “It is evident that methods are soon to E. VV. Stanley, deputy............... 100 <10 teacher’s examiners were rejected. lumber) ............. 11 First Class UJoi'k Guaranteed be inaugurated which will make capital J. S. Stephens, assessor ............ 133 33 The official bond of G. B. Lamb as Peter Newberg..... 33 ists or speculators, rather, weep. Most Reasonable Charges. Chas. Johnson, deputy............... 100 00 county school sui»erintendent was ap All Kinnaman.... 23 of the timber lands of the Coast counties W. II. Cary, treasurer .............. 91 67 proved, the bond being for $500, with J. F. Jackson......... 27 are now owned by speculators. On these , Shop in Hiner’s old Stand, TILiUAJWOOPÇ CITY G. B. Lamb, superintendent..... 89 78 G. B. Lamb, Nels Thompson and IL G. Adolph Tinnerstet. 51 • lands taxation has not been burdensome, E. F. Lvster, board and care of Da vies as sureties. Fred Bigelow........ 5 materially enhancing the inducement to II. L. Tucker............................. 18 00 Andrew Anderson, services as P. D. Shackelford.. 12 buyers to acquire larger holdings. A plan II. H. Aiderman, boarding pris sapervisor, R. D. No. 6........... 18 00 Jeff Wallace........... 6 I is now well underway in Clatsop county oner ........................................... 20 00 G. W. Sappington. ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1. 111 to raise the (valuation of timber lands j OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN II. II. Aiderman, wood furnished C. T. Coulson........ William Seholmeyer .................. 3 29 next year. The average valuation of Court-house............................. 00 i Ed. Lane...................................... ROAD DISTRICT NO. 14. 5 timber land in Clatsop last year was II. Mason, incidental expenses Chas. Ray .................................... 12 50 Wm. Tubbesing ......................... 5 $1.92 an acre. The average in Columbia of clerk’s office......................... 7 35 Wm. Snyder................................ G. S. Nelson................................. 4 7 25 count}’ last year was $2.35, which, per A. M. Austin, surveying............ 17 40 John Gray, sr............................... 11 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 18. haps, was somewhat too low, but under McIntosh & McNair, merchan 2 W. H. Christensen...................... Wm. Finley................................. i 25 the circumstances it was as high as it dise ............................................. 115 80 Albert Crawford......................... ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16. 5 justly should be placed. The rale in Clat Wade & Briggs, merchandise.... 28 48 Alex. Anderson............................ 5 25 sop county should be raised. Capitalists 5 Cyrus Randall............................. Cohn & Co., merchandise........ 84 95 Frank Lundberg ........................ ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3. 5 have flocked there and acquired title to L. M. Commons, services as J. A. Richardson ........................ 6 25 thousands of acres of valuable land, yet 2 Sam Lundberg............................. supervisor, R. I). No. 18........ 18 00 Alex. McDonnld .......................... 75 W. F. Richardson........................ 8 5 the assessment is not anywhere near as AGENTS STEAMERS W. II. KRUGER AND TILLAMOOK. R. Mann, services as janitor at Theo. Donde................................ 1 2 50 high as that paid for improved land. The Fred Kebbie............................... 1 25 Geo. Roe...................................... ROAD DISTRICT NO. 4. Court-house ............................. SIBLEY, Mgr. 1 timbered lands mentioned possess far Hobsonville, Or John Sheets, supervisor R. D. Joseph Gerov............................... 51 75 greater value than the improved lands ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3. 6 00 John Johnson.............................. No. 9 ......................................... 3 75 ; Geo. E. Woerhle......................... 15 25 and should be compelled to pay propor The Court rejected the claim of F. D. Frank Murray ......................... 11 25 L. L. Smith.................................. 73 90 tionately to their real value to their 4 90 Vincent. 7 50 I C Smith........................................ John Hickey ............................... owner. The rate in Clatsop county is 6 00 outrageously low. Two times the amount WORK IN ROAD DISTRICT NO. 9. 8 75 E. M. Porter................................ M. Shearer.................................. 3 00 would be too low. In 1899, twentv- J. V. Huntsinger..... .................... 2 50 Jacob Jordi.................................... ROAD DISTRICT NO. 6. 3 00 eight timber syndicates owned 102,000 4 35 Gust Wicklund ........................... 1 Wm. Provoost.............................. A. Phelps...................................... 1 , W. B. Petteys............................... 18 50 acres of selected timber lands in Clatsop 3 00 C. A. Svenson.............................. 14 A. Watts..................................... 6 75 county, the assessed valuation being Robert Hendricks....................... 2 50 N. J. Boquist.............................. 4 G. Munson................................... 5 25 $195,000. It is the intention to assess i Frank Warren............................. 3 75 M. V. Stillwell.............................. 2 F. Berns........................................ 1 50 this land at not less than $2.50 an acre, W. A. Petteys.............................. 3 7 50 W. J. Latimer.............................. J. Weber........................................ A. Simmons................................. 27 75 which will increase the total assessed 2 50 Peter Heisel................................. 5 M. Reading................................... M. D. Swabb, supervisor R. D. 2 50 Gust Wicklund............................ 15 Dr. Brooks.................................... valuation by $86,770, and increase the j No. 12...................................... 10 00 9 The assessment and sale for taxes for M. Melchior................................. total amount of revenue by over $3000. P. R. Coulson, supervisor R. D. 3 1894, of Nw 14 of sec. 23, tp. 3 N, R. 7 C. Lundquist............................... With this additional sum, many new PORTLAND, OREGON. No. 16..................................... 12 00 roads can be constructed throughout the Write for Catalogue and Prices. W, assessed to Geo. S. Palmer, was can L. G. Freeman............................ 10 P. F. Ducham, supervisor R. D. ROAD DISTRICT NO. 7. celled. country districts. The matter has already 52 No. 4........................................ The assessment and sale of Nw *4 of Frank Ekloff ............................ 11 56 been placed before the assessor of that 7 50 A. M. Austin, establishing Nw % of sec. 17, tp. 3 N, R. 7 W, for John Thorall................................ county, who favors it, and will assess government corners............... 10 50 the lands at $2.50 an acre. Even with 3 75 taxes for the year 1897, erroneously John Erickson ............................ A tax redemption certificate was or- this increase, the assessed valuation will 3 75 assessed to L. T. Sykes, was cancelled. Paul Erickson ............................ 3 75 dered issued on lot 1, block 2, Garibaldi, l>e lower than that in neighboring court-' Assessor J. S. Stephens was granted Peter Heiselburg......................... 6 00 for taxes for 1893. an extension of time in which to com Peter Heisel.................................. ties in Oregon and Washington. The I The application of M. F. Drew for a timber lands of Clatsop county are being , 2 50 plete the 1899 assessment roll, the time Peter Wilson............................... rebate on taxes was continued. ROAD DISTRICT NO. 11. being extended to September 24, 1900. corralled by the big syndicates, many of In the matter of the petition of A. which own more than 5000 acres. Tim- ' Irving Phillips............................ 11 25 D. Reddaway, building Court Agents for Kopp’s Brewery, the Brewer of the Mi.est Beer in I he Northwest. 11 25 Benscheidt and othersfor acounty road, ber is regarded as a great speculation, Strangers can fimi bere a place to write, attend to correspondence, privalelj house fence................................ 18 75 Ben Turner.................................. the road was ordered o|>eiied. 9 35 Isaac Moore............................... and almost every acre of good land in Tillamook Water Company, confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home. In the matter of the petition of H. M. 2 50 the county has been bought.” 4 00 S. H. Phillips................................ water rent May to August.... Farmer and others for a county road, 75 3 The timber lands in Tillamook county 4 50 E. Bergstrom.............................. Claude Thayer, electric lights ... i it was ordered continued. ROAD DISTRICT NO. 12. are assessed in three different classes, the Tillamook Laundry Co., laundry In the matter of the petition of A. 4 30 o 60 J. M. Tresenriter......................... best quarter section for $400, the next work for county charges........ 3 40 ; Marolf and others for a county road, for $300 and last for $200. Wm. Patrick .............................. J. J. Stewart, building Court 2 50 it was ordered opened. house fence .............................. 18 50 R. Y. Blalock............................... 1 85 i In the matter of the petition for aid in E. Haag ........................................ Notice to Taxpayers. John Hickey, supervisor R. D. PROPRIETORS OF 4 30 repairing the bridges on the Wilson 2 00 C. N.Johnson.............................. No. . .......................................... Notice is hereby given that on the first i River Toll Road, it was continued. 25 1 A. Haag ...................................... Chis. Peterson, supervisor R. D. 1 55 VIEWING AND SURVEYING MAROLF ROAD. Monday, the 1st day of October, 1900, ..................................... No. 3.......................................... 55 00 F. Bevins ROAD 2 60 the COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZA Henrv Leach, viewer..... .......... DISTRICT NO. 14. Henry Peters, butter.................. 17 50 ......... 2 40 TION will attend at the Office of the' DEALERS IN Wm. Tinnerstet, viewer . 13 2 50 S. B. Hill, 44 yds. gravel........... Oak Nolan, blacksmith work...... ......... 2 20 County Clerk of Tillamook County, Ore- * Sam Downs, viewer 3 G. H. W ard, 12 yds. gravel ...... 50 47 I. F. Larsen, blacksmith work... 8 OO gon, and publicly examine the assessment A M. Austin, surveyor . .... . 8 S. B. Hill, 28 yds. gravel............ B. C. Lamb, books and station. ......... 2 40 rolls and correct all errors in valuation, Richard Mann, chainman Shop next door to Larsen'« Hotel, Tillamook 21 Ed. Kellow, 70 yds. gravel........ ery ............................................. 71 30 2 40 description or qualities of lands, lots or C. Austin, chainmail....... ......... ^3 Orley Kellow, 79 yds. gravel ...... M. H. Larsen, care of county ......... 2 20 other property, and all persons interest Albert Marolf, axman 4 Ed. Kellow .................................. charges....................................... 58 50 ed in said assessment are hereby request VIEWING AND SVRVKV1NO BKNCHF.IDT 21 The DIRECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK L. Jensen, 72 yds. giavel ........... 2 00 ROAD. Edmunds & Co., paper............... ed to appear at said time and place for 10 Jasper Smith, 35 yds. gravel..... 5 10 00 4 Peter Heisel, viewer ................. M. Perkins, grading street......... the purpose of correcting any errors that I Carrying U.S. Mail. 2 5 50 may appear in their assessment, as no Lewis Johnson, • iewer ........... 1 20 E. D. Landingham, 7 yds. gravel G. W. Phelps, registering voters 6 A. J. Rhoades, 20 yds. gravel ...... O0 5 Gus Wicklund, viewer............... O. R. Chamberlain, registering errors can be corrected after the sitting 5 8 70 of said board. A. M. Austin, surveyor............. 8 90 James L. Burk, 29 yds. gravel... voters......................................... 6 G. W. Bodyfelt............................ 4 70 1 J. Harris, chainman ............. Tillamook, Oregon, 10th Sept., 1900. McIntosh & McNair, merchan 7 Thomas Kellow......................... 4 70 JOHN BARKER, Proprietor C. Austin, chainmail ................. 80 4 J. S. STEPHENS, dise............................................. 7 George Kellow ........................... 4 30 A. Bencheidt. axman................. County Assessor. H. H. Aiderman. house rent for 3 4 OO L. E. Farmer................................ R. W. Watson, printing sheriff s F. Dorris.............................. •••■• 2 Stage leaves Tillamook daily exeept Sunday G. W. Bod) felt............................ Real Estate Transfers. J. F. Weatherly, registering notice of taxsale...................... I $402 00 2 Stage leaves N- Yamhill daily exeept monday, 10 O. W. Bodvfelt............................ I G. W. Sappington, salary as voteis ....................................... 2 U. S. to R<»l>ert O. Hanson, VV of W >/2 John Peterson............................ Leach & Jones, meat furnished Judge and Superintendent of Tickets must lie secured the day previous from the Agents at 3 of see. 9, tp. 2 N, R. 8 W. 65 G. W. Bodyfelt............................ saw mill..................................... 13 saw mill ................................... 175 (X) W. F. Harbrampf to R. W. Lancefield, 4 North Yamhill and Tillamook. R. R. Smith.............. -................. Oregon Electric Lumber Co., Chas. Ray, salary and mileage W ’4 of W H of sec. 9, tp 2 N, R. 8 1 H. A. Smith .................................. 52 W. as commissioner...................... 20 00 I urn l>er ...................................... 49 1 H. D. Smith.................................. W. J. Latimer, 126 yards of L. Parrish, ditto ........................ 21 00 Geo. Phelps to Laura A. Eddy, a tract 2 in tp. 1 S, R. 9 VY. 6 30 Fin Smith.... ................................ In the matter of the petition of A. gravel......................................... 1 D. A. Bailey.................................. Benscheidt and others praying for the E. L. Larsen to N. J. Blagen, assign Claude Thayer, lumber.............. 78 20 Geo. Kellow,20 yds. grave!....... 6 ment. location and establishment of a county F. D. Vincent, three dnys on 1 M. A. Murdock to E. G. E. Wist, S H of G. W. Bodyfelt ............................ 00 9 road, from the west boundry line of board of teacher’s examiners... block 12, in Stillwell’s add. to Till ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16. 3 OO J. P. ALLEN, amook. A. T. White, ditto, one day ...... 2 RO Tillamook city across the east fork of M. A.Cady................................... Claude Thayer, 12 posts for 10 Trask river to three chains west of the H. C. Sanders to Charles Rav. V2 acre in Proprietor 2 tp 4 S, R 10 W. 6 50 John Moon................................... Court-house fence............. . 2 10 center of sec. 4, tp. 2 S. of R. 10 W.. John Creecy................................. I. O.O.F. to Charles Wells, lot 40 in block Samuel Downs, drawing jury 1 55 Peter Heisel. Lewis Johnson and Gust First class accommodation 1 in cemetery. 3 00 Eugene E. Rowland................... - list, 1st Justice District........... 00 Wicklund were appointed viewers and Elizabeth Foss to E. B. Foss, sec. 36, tp. 1 at second class rate. J. J. Hollett.................................. 00 2 A. M. Austin surveyor, to meet at the C. N. Drew, ditto, 2nd Dis.......... 3 10 2 S, R 7 W. R. 0. Richards............................ 2 00 Geo. Cohn, ditto, 2nd Dis........... 5 30 Court-house on Septemlier 21st. Ellen A. Hutchins to Rotiert L. Wade et Jay Ford...................................... IT MKAL8 IN THE SCALP BOfNTY. al, 1-6 interest in lot 4, block 9, and S. V. Anderson, bridge work...... 14 00 2 80 Monk Wood............................... 00 CITY. 4 45 19 lot 4, block 9, Tillamook city. J W. Paul, 2 wild eats ........ 75 3 J. F. Jackson, produce............ —■ George Smith................................ 6 00 Elizabeth Butler to Thomas Penter, 5 j JfRORS SEPTEMBER TERM OF COV’T^ 55 D. F. Boyer, 3 wild cats.... 1 Tillamook, Ore acres in sec. 8, tp 5 S, R 10 W. 2 'X> 2 00 — Browning................................ 2 5o J. Lewallen, 1 wild cat .... W. E. Page .. 2 00 L. H. Jenson...................... -........ A E. Imbler. The Board of Commissioners met D. T. Edmunds...................... East Week. F. R. Beals............................... MORGAN, MUDGE & Co General Blacksmithing Logging and Machine Work a Specialty. Truckee Lumber Co., FIR & SPRUCE Lumber BOX SHOOKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES, RUSSELL “ High Grade Machinery SAW MILLS THRESHERS STACKERS , RUSSELL & CO WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort. C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor. Tillamook City, Oregon. LEACH & JONES, Tillamook Meat Market Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc. Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage Line. Zöllen flouée
