Tillamook headlight., November 15, 1900, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 15.
1900_ l ------- —
LAWS IN NEW ZEALAND.
FOR
OFFICIAI, FIGURES
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY
Henry Villar ! Dead.
T. V. Etnbi
N.
C. F. Mills
F.Jcnki
Stuart
Deli
Ernst Kroi
W. J. Funi
i Naw Y okk , N ov . 12.—Henry Villard
Bitter Strife and Competition , the
died early
.»•* financier,
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morning at
Almost Unknown.
A canvass of tlie vote cast in Tillamook County at the presidential election last week gives the following result :
1 his Summer home, Thornwood Park
Americans
realize
the
PerhajHi few
near Dobb’s Ferry. The cause of death
model conditions that surround the resi­ was apoplexy, from which he had been
REGULAR PEOPLE’S. SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC.
PROHIBITION.
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dent, of New Zealand. R S. Comstock, a sufferer for several weeks. A week a^o
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such as railroads, banks, the postal sys- Garrison; his sons, Oswald G., Harold
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“New Zealand,'’ he said, when seen at rison, of Boston, bis sister-in-law, aad
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the St. Charles hotel in Portland by a Mr. Villard's only daughter, Mrs. James
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Telegram reporter, “ is very prosperous IV. Bell, of Dresden, Germany. Inaddi.
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tion to the familv, Mr. Villard leaves a
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prosperity is attributed to the land tax sister, Mrs. Emma Von Xylander, wife
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and land policy of the government. It of General Robert Von Xylander, of the
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is not a tax upon, land, but upon land Bavarian Army. Mr. Villard had resided
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values. It ranges from a penny to the in Dobb’s Ferry during the Summer
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pound to three pence to the pound, with months for the past 18 years.
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ownership, and gives actual settlers a in the transportation field of the Pacific
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chance to obtain homes at reasonable fig­ Northwest in 1879, when, backed by
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ures. Under this plan large estates are Eastern capitalists, he bought the Ore.
rapidly breaking up, and in a very few gon Steam Navigation Company for
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years they will have ceased to exist. Set­ $5,000,000, and he became a capitalist on
tlers are exempt from land taxation to his own account at the same time by
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The
day
we
were
there
a
special
run
EMMA.
Hay is Irritated.
Nehalem Barge and Tug.
was being made on pumpkin pies, and I the value of $2500. The graduated in­ turning the purchase into the new com­
N ew Y ork , N ov . 13.—A dispatch to ¡looked in vain for any signs of pumpkin come tax is a source of revenue to the pany for $6,(XX),000. For three years his
Fine weather the last week. Where
The Nehalem Transportation Com­
the Herald from Washington says; Secre-1 rinds. One of the foremen grinned and government. All incomes under $1500 rise was rapid, and he attracted to him.
will
you
find
better
weather
than
Tilla
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pany new tug, tlie George R. Vosberg,
tary Hay is much irritated over reports told me, in strict confidence, that real are exempt; from that sum to $5000 the self more attention and more money
was launched on Tuesday at the oh! mook County oflers ?
I). C. McNeil walked in from Willeniina from Pekin showing that the ministers pumpkin was never used in pumpkin tax is 2*2 percent; all over that pay 5 ♦han any other railroad financier in the
Stephens yard on the East Side, Portland.
are determined to punish every influen­ pies at present, except possibly in a few per cent, and all corporations and ab­ United States. His ambition was to lie
She is a staunch craft and will lie ready last week. He reports the roads very
tial Chinaman who they think to be res­ remote and very primitive New England sentees pay the full 5 per cent without the head of one great transportation
bad
for
walking.
for her run between Nehalem and San
ponsible for the recent outrages, and villages. The substitute was a mixture exemption. The old property tax has system which should encircle the globe.
Nic Affolter and wife were visiting at
Francisco, to which |iort she will tow
showing also that the indemnity to lie of sweet potatoes, apples and cheap flour, been abolished.
His ability to raise money for railroad
South
Fork
Sunday.
her first load. She is 85 feet in length,
“The government buys up large tracts enterprises was exceeded onlv by his
demanded will reach $600,000,000. The
has a 20-foot beam and a 9-foot hold.
The grade on Nic Affolter place was secretary is anxious that the powers ! flavored with a chemical extract. I of land, which it leases to settlers for
capacity to spend it in what he con.
tasted some of the stuff and was satis­
A barge is also being built to lx? used opened last week, which is a great im­
shall submit demands that can be ac- ‘ fied he was telling me the truth. Cran­ 999 years. Those who are deserving and sidered legitimate schemes.
in connection with the tug. The barge provement to the road avoiding two bad cepted bv China.
He consolidated the Navigation Com.
berry pie contains only enough cran­ have not enough money to lease the land
is 142 feet long, has a 34-foot beam and fords.
Officials at Washington hold that ex­ berries to make a showing, after the can secure a loan from the government pany with the Oregon Steamship Com­
10 feet depth of hold. Both craft will
II. M. Chitwood cut a bad gash in amples should be made only of those
manner of the oyster in the church fair with which to build houses and clear the pany, which operated a line of steamers
lie used by the Wheeler Lumber Com his foot, while slashing brush, the first
conspicuously guilty and that the amount I stew. The rest is apple jelly, colored red land. The government will also provide between Portland and San Francisco,
pany, of Nehalem, and the barge will of last week. We hope he will be around
of indemnity should certainly be not | and flavored. I have forgotten the other such with public work so that thev can naming the new concern thus formed the
have a carrying capacity of 400,000 feet. soon.
more than $200,000,000. It is pointed | substitutes employed, but there will give earn enough to support their families Oregon Railway & Navigation Com­
The entire cost of both is estimated at
out that if all the leading men are sen­ you a general idea of the morality of the until the land can lie made to produce a pany. In this same year the Northern
A Card.
$30,Powerful machinery will lx*
tenced to death they will in self-defense i business. Tlie average output of the living. The law provides that eight Pacific Railroad, with Frederick Billings
placed in the tug, for though she is of
organize a resistance which w ill necessi- foundry was one a second, or about 36,- hours constitutes a day’s work. This at the head, began the work of finishing
We,
the
undersigned,
hereby
express
11 ;ht draft she is to do heavy towing
| tate further military operations, the end 000 pies for a working dav. The mana­ applies to private enterprises as well as the line from Montana to a Pacific
work. She is even more strongly built I our thanks to the people of Tillamook
and Beaver for their kindness and sym­ of w hich no one can forsee.
Coast connection at Wallula, Wash.
ger told me they were shipped all over to government work.
than the Sue H. Elmore, which was re­
The president and secretary* Hay are
“ The telegraph, railroads and tele­ The O. R. & N. at the same time began
the pie belt in specially prepared crates.”
cently completed in Portland and was pathy shown ussince our son, Thurman,
anxiously awaiting the result of the de­
phones are owned by the government. construction of a line from Portland to
built with the purpose of lieing able to received his gun shot wound.
liberations of the Ministers. It is
M r . & M rs . N oah C oulson
The twentieth annual reunion of the In the country districts where thesettlers Wallula, where a junction was made
withstand heavy weather.
plain that the Ministers are not pleased Mariaville Smith family was held at are some distance from the schools, the with the Northern Pacific—thus forming
over the developments of the last few , Mariaville, Me., last week. All the sur­ . railways carry the children to and fro
Twelve Thousand Corpse.
the first transcontinental railroad into
NEHALEM.
days.
vivors of the original twelve were pre­ . ! from the schools free of charge. The Portland.
L ondon , N ov . 13.—The Glolie this
Lieutenant-General Miles, as acting sent except the younger brother, John, government manages the express busi-
Extraordinary earnings by the Oregon
IIow’s this for November weather? Al­ evening publishes a letter from a Belgian Secretary of war, has been ad vised ofthe
aged 65, who was detained in Washing­ . ness. Through the enterprizes men­ Railway & Navigation Company during
I gentleman who has liven traveling to ' departure for Manila of the last Am ri
most like summer.
ton on account of illness in his family. tioned, are not only settlers given the 1880 and 1881 made Wall street wild to
Born, on the 10th inst., to the wife of Pekin via the Trans -Siberian Railroad. can troops which were under orders to ; The combined age of the seven sisters ¡ benefit of a cheap and uniform rate, Imt get in on the ground floor of any enter,
j He desenlies under date of September 6 leave China. The force now under Gen- '
Ilans Larsen, a son.
who were at the meeting was 554 years. the investment pays the government.
prise with which Villard’s name was
“ The post banks established by the connected. The business done by the
Miss Lucy Wilkinson returned to the what he saw in the Amur River. His eral Chaffee consists of the Fourteenth j The oldest was Mrs. Silsby at Amherst,
accounts
surpass
in
horror
of
those
pre
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Infantry,
a
squadron
of
the
Sixth
Cav-
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Nehalem on the 9th inst. and will coni
whose age is 88 years. Otbersfpresent government have grown so popular that i fleet of steamboats and the five portage
airy, K. and Battery G. of the Eifth Ar-1 i were; Mrs. French, aged 84; Mrs. Gar- it was found necessary to fix a limit up-
me nee teaching school in I)ist. 5 oil Mon viously published.
roads was enormous. All the material
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The
scenes
I
have
witnessed
during
tillery. The United States has thus with­ laud, aged 82; Mrs. Penney, aged 80; I on the amount that could be deposited.
day next.
for the O. R. & N. main line and for the
| the three days since the steamer left Bia drawn its troops after the necessity for
Mrs. Saunders, aged 77; Mrs. Frost, The limit is $2500. It was necessary to
The telephone men arc nearing their gov^tchensk,’’he says, “are horrible be­
their presence had passed. At the same aged 73; Mrs. Jordan, aged 70. They do this in order to protect the private Northern Pacific which was building
p eset.t terminus; they are now working yond the power of description. It is tl e
time the protection of American interests , are all vigorous and apparently as banks, which were being crowded out of eastward from Wallula, was shipped by
down the wist bank ofthe South Ne­ closing tableau of a fearful human trag­
the steamboats. Freight was charged
and the American legation is assured by I youthful as thev were twenty years ago, existence.
halem.
to the 0. R. & N. construction depart­
edy. Two thousand were doubtless de­ the maintenance of a guard of 1900
*‘ 1 ii New Zealand the temperance ques­ ment, and to the Northern Pacific. In
j when the united family consisted of ten
Nehalem Literary Society will meet at liberately drowned at Mexico, 2000 at men.
! daughters and two sons. This family tion must lie submitted to the referen­
Battcrson’s Hall on Thursday at 7. 30 Rabe and 8000 around Blagovetchensk,
Minister Wu is anxious that this force I has been celebrated for the longevity of dum every three years. The sale of addition to this immense business, there
was the steadily increasing grain and
p. m.
a total of 15.000 corpse encumbering the shall lie further reduced, and Secretary
its member ever since Maine was settled. liquor can lie prohibited only by a three- merchandise business, and a large pas­
The Harrison went south with a load river, among which were thousands of Hay has announced his willingness, pro-
The parents of the twelve children lived fifths vote; on the other hand, a single senger traffic.
Dividends were im­
women and children. Navigation was vided other nations withdraw.
of box sliooks.
beyond the century mark and the grand­ additional license cannot be granted ex­ mense.
all
but
impossible.
Last
week
a
boat
Merit Batterson took his wife out to
father of the seven sisters lived twelve cept by a three-fifths vote. The number
Villard next organized the Oregon Im.
Portland last week, from thence she will had to plough her way through a tan­
Quaint Features.
years in the seventeenth, 100 years in of saloons, however, can lie reduced by a provement Company (now Pacific Coast
gled
and
mangled
mass
of
corpse
lashed
go to California for her health.
the eighteenth and four years in the bare majority, but no more than 25 jier Company), which was to take care ofthe
A farmer in southern Missouri recently ;
Mrs. Robt Crawford Sr. and her sister together by their long hair. The banks
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nineteenth
century. There were four- cent can be reduced at one election. coal
and timber industry of Washing­
Miss Simpson, left Nehalem for Ohio last were literally covered with corpse. In received some garden seeds from the De­ , teen others of their ancestors who en­ Women are allowed to vote.
ton. With part of the capital he bought
the curves of the stream were dark, pu­ partment of Agriculture in an official en­
week.
“ The government has established life ; a controlling interest in the Pacific .
trid, smelling masses oí human flesh and velope. on the outside of which was dured the sorrows of earth for more
than 100 years.
insurance, and does more business than Coast
i
Mr. Houghton,a Clatsop cheesemaker, bones, surging and swaying in the stea­
steamship Company.
printed the usual warning: “Penalty’
all the private companies combined.
is on the road looking up the prospect mer’s wake. The captain vainly ordered
Soon after lie became president of the
for private use, $300.” He immediately !
Among other improvements are several Northern Pacific Railroad Company and
for a cheese factory.
Marcus Daly Dead.
full speed ahead. The sight and smell sent them back, with a letter to the effect
government farms for the unemployed, conceived the idea of forming the Oregon
Dr. Hawke was up from Tillamook oil i 1 will be ever with us.
that he had not used one of them and j N ew Y ork . N ov . 12.—Marcus Daly,
but these are scarcely used, for the & Transcontinental Company with $40,.
Friday examining candidates for the
“From Blagovetchensk to Aguin, 45 was not subject to any fine.
i one of the leading mineowners of the simple reason that there are few unem­
Woodmen ofthe World.
kilometres, numerous villiages studded
000,000 capital (now out of existence)—
The passion for foot ball saved an en­ world, died in his apartments in the Ho­ ployed people in New Zealand. The
its object to be the control of the North­
Tiliornooks’ tin horn gamblers left for the banks with a thriving industrial pop­
tel
Netherlands,
at
8
o
’
clock
this
morn
­
tire class at West Point from doing
factory laws make it obligatory upon ern Pacific and the O. R. & N., and to
that city <>n Friday. It is said they left ulation of over 100,0(H). That of Aguin
ing. aged 60 years. Dilation of the heart employers to provide dining roomsapart
was 20,000. No one will ever know the jienance for five months. The second
serve as financial agent of both com­
more Ixdiind than they took away.
class had been punished by being ordered and Bright’s disease ofthe kidneys, with from the workrooms for the employes.
Felix Rov lost $100 to Wm. Batterson number of those who perished by shot, to do constant guard duty. Then the resultant complications, were the imme­ Eight hours constitute a day’s work, panies. Its resources were dissipated in
sustaining the Northern Pacific, which
on the presidential election. The biggest sword and stream. Not a villiage is left. officers discovered that the foot ball diate cause of death, though Mr. Dalv’s
and no child under 15 is allowed to work
The silence of death was around us, the
bet in this precinct.
illness dated back several years. He in the factories. All stores and factories was unable, alone, to finish the line
team
would
lie
a
failure
without
three
smoking ruins of Aguin outlie right with
had suffered severely during the last two close on Sunday. The government does across the country.
broken down, crumbling walls and shat­ big members of that class. So the whole
Villard was also president of the Ore.
class was pardoned that these three' months, but the <n 1 was painless. its own contracting work, and deals
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
tered, roofless houses.
gon & California Railroad, and had con­
While he was surrounded by members of directly with the people.
might play on the team.
trol of the Willamette Valley narrow­
A statement from Aguinaldo would
his family, his life went out so peacefully
“ Strikes are unknown in New Zealand.
Additional Locals.
A man who recently visited a
now I k * in order.
that only* the physicians in attendance All disputes go to a board of concilia­ gauge railroads (built and owned by
Scotch capital, under direction of Will­
knew that he had found rest.
It is not so much a question now in
tion, and then in case of an appeal to a
Mr. C. C. Powers and daughter factory in Chicago thus describes
iam Reid), under lease to the O. R. & N.
this precinct as to “who struck Billy Pat­ arrived here on Monday on a visit to
board of arbitation, the judgment of
Co. in 1883, Villard was in control of
which is final ”
terson,'* as it is, “who voted for Debs.** Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Smith.
every important rail and water line in
Mr. Editor, we will have to admit that
Mr. Gilbert, who has been several
Oregon and Washington, and of every
Dance-Hall Taagedy.
the above arc not exactly “locals.” We j weeks in Tillamook looking up timber
steamship from San Diego to Alaska.
had had started out to tell something of claims, left on the stage Wednesday.
W allace , Idaho, Nov. 13.—About 1 He began to lose his hold late in 1883,
the neighbors, their wives and children,
Mr. Wm. Zimmerman had the mis­
o'clock this morning Dick Adams shot very soon after the Northern Pacific was
Imt as we are a little rattled vet over fortune to step oil a knitting needle,
and killed William Kennedy- and Daniel completed.
thvexhilaratiiig effect ofthe late election, which broke in two leaving a part in the
We guarantee first class Wagon Work
Mr. Villiard gave $50,000 to the State
Kildee in a dancehall at Gem. Earlier
we don't feel it safe today to “monkey’* foot, and he came into the city to have
at low charges.
in the evening Kennedy had l>een abus­ I Diversity of Oregon, liberally aided the
with our neighbor's affaire, anyhow, we the doctor take it out.
Shoeing, No. 4’s down, $1.50.
ing Adam s and the latter told him to I niversity of Washington, founded a hos­
would rather consider the political re
The new whist club has licen called the
WEST
A TH AY EK, Proprietors. move on and leave him alone. At 1 pital and school for nurses in his native
suits just now, ns we have in mind the
Acme Club, which met oil Thursday
Work Shops :
O’clock Kennedy and Kildee came into town, and devoted large sums to the In­
liest amount of “blasting” that would
evening tor business and social enjoy­
Saxon's saloon, Kennedy with a revol­ dustrial Art School of Rhenish Bavaria,
Next
to
t.oyne
’
s
Office,
Tilla
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have I mtu done in the land by our op|xi
ment. The ladies firovitled a nice mip-
ver down his trousers' leg and a Win. and to the foundation of 15 scholarships
nents had they won. In fact the repub.
mook
City,
Oregon.
jicr and a pleasant time w is participated
-Chester across his arm, Kildee with n for the youth of that province.
lien ns of thisprecint in that event would
in. The Club decided to meet again on
Completion of the Northern Pacific by
revolver in his pocket, and asked for
have had to flee away for safety to Bea­
Thanksgiving night, when flu.* ladies
Adams. As they started through the the driving of the last spike, at Gold
ver Precinct, and take in its cohl waters
will serve a turkey supper.
, archway from the saloon into the dance­ Creek, Mont., September 8. 1883, was
anti naked truths, otherwise stayed at
hall. thev met Adam, and Kennedy the occasion of a great celebration. Five
home ami suffered themselves to lie “toa-
i
. started to raise his rille. Adams in- special trains brought distinguished men
sedin a blanket *'
•’••»nling Brynnitrs.
I stoutly drew a revolver and shot twice, from Europe and America. William M.
Onr Clubbing Rates.
However, Mr Rd it or. we will worry
striking both men in the head. He then Evarts delivered the principle oration.
yon no mon* with thin, but as the
The most famous guest was Ulvsses S.
went to Wardner and gave himself up.
preachers sav,“Close with a doiology:”
Grant, and continued calls from the 5000
uiiit Open a Neuj meat market
Praise (»odfrom whom all victories flow, Headlight and the Oregonian......
At the meeting of the Cabinet on Mon people were assembled brought him to
Headlight and the Examiner........
Praise him all America here lielow,
Headlight & Thrice a-Week World
Next CUeek in Page’s Seeond
Hand Store •lay President McKinley, discussing the his feet, and he made a witty impromptu
Praise him all ve McKinley host.
recent elections and their results, ex- speech.
Praise him Barker, Woollev, Beds and
pressed
tlie hope that every mem tier of Three da vs later Portland held the
Bryan’s ghost.
Mr. Barnes is a Practical Butcher, and will keep in
Ins Cabinet would remain in the official ; greatest celebration in her history. Every
The Headlight is the best home news.
Stock Prime Meats of all description.
famdy during the next four rears. He business street was brilliantly illuminat­
For Sale.
paper, and tor thirteen years has faith­
regarded
he result ofthe elections as an ed, and the decorations had never been
Prime meats at low figures.
fully looked after the interests of Tilla­ Your patronage is solicited.
indorsement not onlv of hi. own ,d,n, equaled. A public reception to Villard
Two steers and one cow. For partic­ mook County. Every citizen in the
and polieies, but also of the admini.tra- was held in the Mechanics' Fair build­
Highest market Price Paid for Cattle.
ulars inquire of II. M. C hitwood , Em­ county should be a subscriber oil he all
tmn of every department of the Govern ing. w hich was packed to the doors. He
ma Oregon.
home jrint newspaper.
nienL
and his guests were honered w ith many
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
private receptions.
Horse Shoeing and General Blacksmithing.
UUagon
UUork
New MEAT MARKET
L
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BARNES,
Proprietor,