Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, February 07, 1901, Image 4

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    THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBUARY 7, 1901.__________
GREAT
CLEARANCE SALE.
REDUCTIONS in ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Now is the Time for Bargains.
We Invoice March 1st.
COHN & CO., The Leading Merchants.
Tillamook School Report.
issue of bonds as well as to the first
19th. If the parties to this contract
Amendment to City Chatter.
Prof. B. O. Snuffer, principal of Tillamook school, issued the following report :
issue. The common council shall make
lo not agree as to the said value the
Representative B. L. Eddy introduced all necessary regulations for the control
City shall thereupon designate some per­
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City Council Empowers Itself to son as appraiser and the Corporation , the following amendment to the charter, and conduct of any light or water plant
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which gives the city power to issue acquired or constructed under the au­
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shall
likewise
designate
some
other
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Purchase the Tillamook Electric
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son as appraiser, and the two shall I bonds for water and electric light svs- thority herein given, and shall provide a
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Eight Plant by Ordinance.
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and
it
passed
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house
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sinking fund for the payment of the
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select a third. The value fixed by said
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A bill for an act to amend subdivision principal and interest of any bonds
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The city council, at the adjourned meet appraisers shall be deemed and consid­
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13
of
section
2,
of
Article
IV.
of
an
Act
issued
as
above
provided.
ing on Tuesday evening, had an exceed ered the value of said property. If the
ingly “knotty problem’’ lip for discussion party of the second part refuses to desig­ entitled “An Act to incorporate the city
Mrs. Beals........
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of Tillamook City, in Tillamook County,
Miss Me vers.....
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in the shape of an ordinance prepared by nate an appraiser within 60 days the
NEHALEM.
State of Oregon, and to repeal all Acts
Miss
Cooper
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value
set
by
the
Council
shall
be
deemed
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the electric light company to furnish the
Mrs. Severance.
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Albert Johnson and Sam Lundburg B. 0. Snuffer.....
residence portion ol the city with electric the value of the plant. Upon tender and or parts of Acts in conflict herewith,’’
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lights for ten years at a cost of $1 per payment of such value the City shall be filed in the office of the Secretary of State took out 14 head of beef cattle on Sat­
February
13,
1893.
entitled
to
possession
of
the
property.
3,920 125
urday for Mr. Johnson’s butcher busi­
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128 213
month for 15 32-candle power lamps.
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11th. Provided that the City assumes ! i Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly ness at Seaside.
All the councilmen were present, and Mr
Report
of
Tillamook
public
school,
month
ending
February
1st,
1901.
of the State of Oregon :
G. W. Kiger was in attendance represent­ the payment of any contract or bonds
Mrs. Rittenhouse and her two sons,
B. 0. S nuffer , Teacher.
Section 1.
That subdivision 13 of
ing the light company. Mayor Wiley which the party of the second part may
Bert and Hugh, expeet to move away to
section
2
of
Article
IV.
of
an
Act
entitled
have
entered
into
in
connection
with
was the first to raise objection to the 10
Ashland very shortly.
years’clause and thought the ordinance said plant and save the said Corpora­ “An Act to incorporate the city of Tilla­
The Woodmen Circle had an atten­
should be submitted to the city attorney tion harmless therefrom. Provided that mook City, in Tillamook County, State dance of sixtv-four at their social Satur­
of
Oregon,
and
to
repeal
all
Acts
or
parts
said
indebtedness
shall
not
exceed
%
of
before being finally voted upon, but Pie
day night, and a fine program, to which
' sident Cohn made a strong plea that the the appraised value, and the amount of Acts in conflict herewith,” filed in the the Misses High weie appreci?ted con­
city needed lights, and as he thought the thereof shall he deducted from the pur­ office of the Secretary of State February
13, 1893, be, and the same is hereby tributors.
contract was a good one, lie urged the chase price.
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amended
so as to read as follows, to
Stephen Scoveli has bought the stock
12th.
Upon
the
performance
of
the
immediate passage of the ordinance.
on the Rittenhouse ranch.
Councilmen Mason and Carv objected to foregoing conditions, the party of the wit:
13. To appropriate money for city
The Rev. Sweeney has been holding ,
a ten years’contract, the latter council second part hereby covenants for itself
man wanting to change that to one year and its assigns to convey said property expenditures, and to provide for the pay­ protracted meetings on the North Fork '
with the option of continuing it for five as aforesaid, and deliver possession ment of the debts of the city, and to the past week, and is still with us.
borrow money on the faith of the city ;
years. Mr Kiger said the electric light thereof.
Miss Bella Watt is teaching school in
13th. If the party of the second part provided, that the indebtedness of the the Blybach district to an attendance of
plant had been a loosing concern, and as
city
shall
not
exceed,
including
city
war
­
it was the intention to improve the plant wilfully fails, neglects or refuses to fur­
two scholars.
they wanted some assurance that if they nish light for a period of thirty days, rants drawn and unpaid, the sum of
Messis. Easom and Linkhart have |150
$2,000 ; provided, further, that for the
ex|x?nded money in that direction they this contract shall be void.
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worth of aptographs, kinetescopes,
.purpose
of
supplying
said
city
with
water
14th.
The
City,
in
consideration
of
could get some assistance from the city
sterescopes, and stereopticons, and will
The electric light plant was a benefit to the execution of this contract, covenants or light, or both, the common council of ! give an exhibition at Nehalem in the near
the city, and as the residence portion and agrees to take at all times not less said city may at any time call a special future.
election of the taxpayers of said eity to
wanted lights, it would add to the im­ than fifteen lights.
15th. In case of destruction of the vote upon the issuance of bonds of the
provement of the city, and for that rea­
GARIBALDI. •
son they had drawn up a contract which plant by fire or explosion this contract city to an amount not exceeding in all
The
road
that
has been blocked up for
seemed perfectly fair. For several hours may be declared void at the option of the the sum of thirty thousand dollars
the
last
two
months
is all cleared out
($30,000)
The
call
for
such
election
party
of
the
second
part.
different features of the ordinance were
16. In consideration of the execution shall state the time and place of voting, again and is in a better shape than it
discussed, which resulted in climinaiiiig
some objectionable exclusive clauses and of
1 this contract, the party of the second and whether bonds are proposed to be ever was before, with but very little ex-
further agrees, within six months issued for water or light purposes, or pence, and without the aid of the super,
amending others. That having been done part
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this date to place the plant in such both, and the amount of bonds proposed j visor, who would not as much as donate
the ordinance was carried to its final from
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that the lights furnished to the ' to be issued, which amount shall not 1 a few hours’ work to help clear out the
stage, the councilmen raising no further condition
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shall be first class in all respects, exceed thirty thousand dollars($300,'l00), road.
objection to the ten years' contract, but City
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The Truckee mill was to start up full
this contract shall lie null and , for any purpose or purposes ; and
with the understanding that the ordi- otherwise
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and further that said lights shall j said call shall also state whether the pro handed this week.
nance be sent to City Attorney Eddy for void,
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him to pass upon the legality of it before l>e installed within thirty days from date l ceeds of the bonds to be issued are to be
Mr. Blake Thompson has moved down
of signing of this contract, and payment I used in the purchase of an old light or on the beach near his father’s place and
the deal could be consumated.
to commence when lights are installed water plant or plants, or for the erec­ intend building a residence down there.
The ordinance is ns follows :
tion of new plant or plants. Said call
in full.
O rdinance N o . —.
The notice that the people are turning
shall be published once a week for five
their attention a little more towards
An Ordinance to authorize the Presi­
St. Valentle.
weeks prior to the day of election in
Garibaldi since it bids fair to be the
dent of the Council to enter into a con­
A Dance will be given at the opera every newspaper regularly published in terminus of the proposed new railrond.
tract with the Tillamook Lumbering
said Tillamook City, and such election
Co., for the Public Lighting of the City house of Tillamook City on Thursday, shall be held under the regulations in
Mr. Beals was down to Garibaldi.* He
Feb. 14. Dance tickets $1. Everybody
nnd for the pay therefor.
has got his weather eye on some fine
force
at
the
time
for
the
election
of
city
The | ten pic of Tillamook City do ordain invited,
officers in said county, except that only property down here.
as follows:
The bar is as smooth as a mill pond.
Senate bill No. 164, introduced by Sen­ taxpayers within said city, as shown by
Section 1. That the President of the
Mr. Byron is in excellent spirits over
ator Wchrung, by request, promises to the last preceding assessment roll of Till­
Council lie and he is hereby authorized
Is- the center pf one of the warmest fights amook county, being otherwise quali­ the news of the proposed new railroad.
and directed as attorney in fact for the
of the session, if the promoters of the fied electors of said city, shall be entitled
Charley Clark, the Seaside logger, will
Citv of Tillamook to enter into a con
measure urge its enactment. This bill to vote at said election. The form of be in Tillamook this week. He is looking
tract with the Tillamook Lumlieting 1
voting
shall
lx?
:
“
Bonds
—
Yes,
”
and
proposes to repeal the present medical
for logging teams.
Co. to lx* substantially as follows.-
law, the stringent provisions of which Bonds—No,*’ and unless two thirds of
“ This Contract, this day entered into
the taxpayers voting shall vote “Bonds
Notice.
by nnd lx*twecn the City of Tillamook, have lieen unsatisfactory to those who
—Yes,’’ the proposition to issue bonds
wish
to
practice
the
art
of
healing
in
a
a municipal corporation of the State of
L.
N.
Barnes
will pay cash for old
shall be deemed defeated. In case two-
Oregon, party of the tiist part, and the manner not approved by the established
thirds of the taxpayers voting shall vote rubber boots and shoes, or rubber of any
schools
of
medicine.
At
the
last
session,
Tillamook Lumbering Co., a corpora*
in favor of bonds, then the common kind, old copper wire, copper boiled
tion. party of the second part, Wit- | a bill for a still more stringent law was
council of said city may at any time bottoms, old brass, heavv fawcetts,
introduced,
but
failed
of
passage
because
nesseth:
of the Strong tight made against it both within one year thereafter, issue, nego valves and similar stock. Led pipe or
1 1st. That the party of the second in and out of the Legislature. The suc­
tiate and sell upon the best terms obtain­ led of any kind. Old rubber must be
part, for itself, its successorsand assigns, cess in defeating the medical bill two
able coupon bonds of said Tillamook free from nails, eyelets, rivets, leather
years
ago
has
apparently
given
the
op-I
hereby agrees to furnish the electric
etc.
City to the amount stated in the call soles,
1
J. P. ALLEN,
lights ordered by the City Council with­ pouents of the present medical law en-1
courngement to assume the offensive, in. ! for said election, which bonds shall run
Proprietor
in Mid City, for the term of ten years stead of the defensive, side of the con- !
not less than ten years and not longer
Valentine Dance.
upon the following rates, terms and con­ test, and to attack what they are pleased
and ... shall «v
be «U...OI-
autlior-
in it*
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to call the "medical trust" i-
It- strong ' ■ than twenty years,
ditions to wit :
Come to the Valentine dance at the Firrt ciana accommodation
proposeil to ,w' ■ sa" c”mmo" connol and signed
2ml. Tilt City is to pay for each 32 hold. The law which it is proposed
fit second class rate.
repeal provides that the Governor shall! by its president and the mnvor of said opera house on Thursday evening, Feb.
ciindlt power lump ordered and used hv appoint five persons from among the I
14th.
city, and attested by the city recorder.
the City dining the term of this contract competent physicians of the state, nil of
BEST meals ix the
whom shall have been residents of the The proceeds of said bonds shall be paid
The Dominion Government has practi­
the sum of one dollar jx-r month.
into the citv treasury and kept separate
CITV.
cally taken steps to purchase the tele­
3rd. The City is to pay for the in. state for seven years, nnd of at least five
rears’ practical experience in their pro. from other funds, nnd shall be expended
graph system of Canada, extend them
»tailing each of said lights the sum of fession, who shall lie known as theBonrd
Tillamook, 0re
upon the order of the common council
one dollar.
enormously and operate them in con­
of h'xnminers for the State of Oregon
for
the
erection
or
construction
or
pur
­
nection with the Post-office Department.
4th. The party of the second part is It is required that three memhers of this
chase of water work or lighting plant,
It is also seriously proposed to follow a
to keep said lights re-placed and in order board shall be of the "regular" school,
one shall lie an eclectic and one a home­ or both, strictly according to the pur.
similar course with the telephone, but in
after the first installation at its own ex. opathist.
pose stated in the call for said election
|x?nse.
♦ * *
the cnse of the latter municipalities will
tt
A John Day correspondent savs that and for no other purpose. Provided, be licensed, ns in Great Britain, to oper­
.»th. The City shall not lx? required to
several nights ago dogs killed eight sheep further. That in case of an issue of bonds
pay for any lights during any nights in |ohn Silvies* corral. The following
ate the system within their own ideas.
under the authority hereby granted for
when the plant is not in o|»erntion.
The question of the absolute control of
night tliev rounded up the same band,
a
light
plant
only,
ora
water
plant
only,
, the Canadian telegraphic service has
6th. Settlement shall lx-made on the killing nnd smothering 4t> inorv. Mr.
in
an
amount
less
than
thirty
thousand
Silvies sprinkled strychnine freely over
first of each month
the carcasses of the dend sheep, and the (♦30,thH>), a second election of taxpayers long been discussed, but not until the
7th. The lights shall lieopernted from result was eight dend dogs.
present Lilieral Government came into
may be called, and upon the vote of two.
dark to daylight nf each day except lx*,
office, has it been possible to talk pur­
thirds of the taxpayers voting, a second
AH OcsIriNe Caliber, ow Wilrtt.
tween the hours of 12 30 o’clock in the
chase. With a surplus running from
NOTICE FOR PURî ICATION.
issue of bonds may be authorired and
l>ep*rtmenl of the Interb*-.
night and 5 o'clock in the morning.
»fi.tMXJ.000
to
$7,000,000
for
1900.01
Model
for hunting .
L»n<! Office at <»re«n • City, Ore ,
made and sold for the purchase or !
Model so!' «e,libCT’ ’*2*“ * «-< romuU
8th. As soon as the lights are o|»er-
and a prospect of nn equally large sur­
Fehrnary ‘bid »ont
Moflee 1« hereby viren tlnef the following erection of a light plant only or a water 1
___ weight 8 1-2^
<a,Uber. ’’Txtra Light,"
Rted during the entire night for the nutned pettier hrt* filed notice of hi< intention
plus fot ltM't.02. the plan seems feasible.
mnke final pro.»f in support of hit* claim and plant only, but the amount of any snch ' The great desire of Canadian statesmen
public use there shall lx? no extra charge to
“Ub«r. “Toko riown,"
that <i»i«1 proof will he ma-le before the County second issue of bonds shall not exceed j
to the City for the all night service.
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TlliHmonfc County, at Tilla moot, Oi..
is to see cables owned bv Great Britain
MOd*' p’utfo “d M‘^.‘•TU.D owu ,.- weight
on March jtM. 1« joi ri»
the difference between the amount of the
9th. The City shall lie entitled to
under the Atlantic and Pacific, joined at
ARTHUR E Melt AV.
MOd'' "X.*-70
Light." weight ,
H f No H Vi for the N S «f Se U. Ne
of first issue of bonds above referred to and 1 each ocean to wires owned by Uie Do-
irvhasc the plant anil good-will of the hw
», end I of A ar. 6. tp. I H M 7 W.
the sum of thirty thousand dollars
lie name« »he followtn« «ritn«Mea tn prove
minion, crossing this country, and thus
Shoot Wehester Ammunition. Made lor nil Kindnol G um .
br c\'",*'”»°«\r»i»*<>ence upon and cult!ratina ($30,000), nnd all
the requirements1
. tjMjlhv continuance of thia contract of tant lain!, vif-
practically girdling the globe by n cable
h Frank herein l<efore set forth as to the issue of
—’ml pa \ mg to the |>.i 11 \ oí
absolutely under imperial control The
Illi gworth and J R
Ruwll
Mooru, oí
of Titlamx>k,
Tillamook, bonds and application of the proceeds
umc II Moore,
Otegon.
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business men of Canada are unani-
:irt the value thereof.
WlfiCKSTM IgüTIM UNS CO..
U h Al. B M oobbi . Roister. , thereof shall apply to any such second 1
mously in favor of the scheme.
IEV UVEI, COM.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CONTRACT
FOR TEN YEARS.
THE
NEWSPAPERS
The HEADLIGHT
and the
1
OREGONIAN
One Year for $2.25.
The Headlight is the
Best Reuuspaper in
the County.
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Also the Best Advertising
fDediam.
/yien ]¿ou0e,
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