THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 28, 1901.
professional cards .
Blackburn on Fish Law.
I mill sites, booming grounds for I q R s in the
present fiends in the slough and a safe
S alem , March 23.—The State Fish
harbor for shipping. This is not build­
Fred <’. linker. Publisher.
,
1
Commission
recently submitted to At-
ing castles in the air with a flight of the
imagination. What other places have tornev-General Blackburn, for his opin­
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
accomplished with less natural advart­ ion, the following questions:
“Does the act of 1901 repeal the act ot
( strictly in advance .)
ages, surely we can do also. It does not
At this Season of the year, when the weather changes so suddenly.
, 1898 ?”
One year.........
SI. 50 require the eye of a practical engineer to
Do not let the cough run on, it may lead to Catarrh or Con.
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‘
If
so,
can
the
Board
of
Fish
Commis
­
75 take in the situation, for all those who
Six months.....
sioners
make
the
appoinements
therein
sumption. You can quickly cure your Cough by using
50 are familiar with it will readily see the
Three months.
importance of it without having to put named ?’’
“Can the Master Fish Warden enforce
on their considering cap or scratch their
the provisions of the act of 1901 ?”
craniums.
We
are
all
more
or
less
inter
­
THE IDEAL COUGH CURE, it heals, it cures, if not satisfactory
NOW IS TILLAMOOK'S
“Which act is the law respecting the
ested in the development, prosperity and
your money back. Price, 50c.
close
season
?*
’
OPPORTUNITY.
growth of Tillamook City, but we can­
After explaining the enactment and
not recall a project on such a small scale
Three Things upon which we which would be of such lasting benefit provisions of both acts, the Attorney-
| and stability to the city as straightening General says, in the course of an exhaus­
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
TILLAMOOK CITA, OR.
should United in Asking
Hoquarton slough. Tillamook City is tive opinion that while repeals by im­
plication
are
not
favored,
yet
the
latest
| admirably situated, and there is no rea-
for Improvements.
i son why the manufacturing industries expression of the legislative will and in­
I should not lie established in this city or tent with regard to a definite subject,
Now that the river and harbor bill is
I in its vicinity if we are energetic enough will be presumed to be the law on the
dead, talked to death by Tom Carter, it I to work harmoniously to that end.
If subject, and will govern and control the
I
is just as well for the people of this coun­ we fail it will lie our own faults, for all it action of state officials, and this pre
ty to be considering what improvements
requires now is a persistent effort on the sumption will lie the stronger when the
are most essential for Tillamook and try
part of all. To leave it entirely to the two acts relate to the same subject mat­
and get on the ground floor when the
local newspapers to agitate is not suffi­ ter, and when the later act covers the
next river and harbor bill is compiled so
cient. They can form public opinion by entire ground covered by the former
that an appropriation of sufficient dimen­
pointing out whatshould bedone—which act.
sions inay I k * procured to carry out the
The Attorney-General says, in relation '
is solely the object of this article—but it
proposed improvements. As to the needs
requires more than that to get the engi­ to the Fish Commission, that it cannot;
and necessities of Tillamook, it is none
I be successfully claimed that the Legisla- j
neer to approve and recommend it, the
too soon to decide upon a course of ac­
Oregon delegation to give it its undivided ture intended to continue in office one '
tion and never let up until the object in
support, and in getting the river and har­ who was shorn of all power, authority I
view is attained. Now what is really
bor committee to incorporate it in the and duty, and who would be simply or- i
imjierative and the specific purpose that
bill. We believe that Congressnian*Ton- namental, but of no use to the state.
should lie strictly adhered to, and which
He holds that the title of the act of
gue, if the matter was placed squarely be­
will result in improvements of a perma­
fore him, would sanction a larger appro­ 1901 plainly indicates the intention ofj
nent nature and be of benefit to the coun­
:
priation in the next river and harbor bill the Legislature to regulate thereby the!
ty ? First is the improvement of Tilla.
lor Tillamook, ami with the assistance of whole fishing industry of the state, and 1
mook bar. Before this can be brought
Senator Mitchell, who, we feel sure,would also to provide for officers who should
about the bar will have to be surveyed
be delighted to serve Tillamook county carry the law into effect. It seems also
and estimates prepared as to the pro-
an account of the lively interest the gen­ clear that all acts and parts of acts in
liable cost of improvement, This should
tleman from Tillamook took in the sen­ conflict therewith were repealed. He
be the first object in view, Second, IIo
atorial election in his behalf in the state holds that the act of 1901 governs the
qnarton slough should be cat straight
legislature, we can come to no other con­ close season ; that the Board of fish Com-1
through. Third, an additional two feet
clusion that now is Tillamook’s oppor- missioners of 1901 has full power of ap-
of water in Tillamook bay. These arc
pointment of all officers thereunder; that
t unity.
the projects upon which we should con­
the Fish Warden so appointed has power
centrate all our efforts, all our energy,
to enforce all the provisions of the law ;
The Food Value of Alcohol.
and all the force that we can command.
that only such portion of the act of 1898
But $27,000, the amount in the last river
This question has not by any means as have been re-enacted by the act of!
and harbor bill, is not sufficient to carry ceased to interest and occupy physiolo. 1901 are in force, and that the rest of!
out what we ha ve specified and which is gists, It will be remembered that Pro­ said act of 1898 is inoperative and a dead •
essential that should be performed with fessor Atwater, from the experiments letter upon our statute books.
as little delay as possible It is, however, that have made such a stir, concluded
necessary that the engineer’s report re­ that alcohol is a food iti the se ise that
Real Estate Transfers.
commend these improvements.
When it may be the source of bodily energy by
A. L. Perry to Holmes, Olsen am
that is done we think the Oregon delega­ transformation, although not in the
Snuffer, bund for deed.
tion is in honor bound to secure an ap­ sense that it may form tissue. Bv a re­
Lars J. Red berg to Tillamook county
propriation in the next river and harbor cent series of experiments reported to
bill to carry them out in their entirety. the Paris Academy of Science, a French right of way for county road.
When Captain Harts made his first offi­ physiologist, XL Chauveau,believes that
C. E. Hadley to Claude Thayer, vari­
cial visit to Tillamook it did not take him lie has established that very little energy, ous tract in tp 2 N, R. 7 W.
long to come to the conclusion that the if any, can be derived from ingested
Catherine Smith to C. E. Hadley, 26
projM?r thing to do, in regard to Hoquar- alcohol, and that this is as true of the by 100 feet in block 1 of City of Tilla-! /
ton slough, was to cut through the nu­ automatic processes which go on when mook.
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merous bends and make a straight chan­ the body is at rest as it is of the more
U.S. to David N. Burns, lots5, 6, 7, 8, J /
nel of it from Tillamook city. As no ap­
active processes of physical exercise. If 12 and 21 of sec. 14 and lots 1 and 2< I
pliances were here for that improvement,
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this is true, the value of alcohol as a of sec. 15, tp. 6S, R. 11 W.
money being limited, ami it being neces­
strength-produce is almost, if not quite,
Marv and Alfred Letcher to XI ary L. 1 ((
sary to clear the present channel to make as illusive as its ability to buildup bodily
Holmes, five acres in Hayes D.L.C.
I ?
it navigable for present use, Captain
tissues In the Revue Scientifique, Paris,
B. F. Durfee to P. H. M. Smith, a
Hurts could not carry it out, but did the the writer says ;
tract in tp. 9 and 10 W.
next best thing with the money at his
“XL Chauveau has attempted to dis­
disposal by getting a dredger and other
U.S. to Chas. Himes, E ’2 of Nw 14 and |
cover whether, in the production of
appliances on the ground, so that when
muscular work, the body can make use, E V ji of Sw U of sec. 9, tp. 1 S, R. 7 I
an appropriation is secured for that ob­
for part of its energy, of alcohol sub­ W.
ject all that will be necessary to do will
Thomas. J. Gregory to N. C. and A.
stituted for a portion of the daily ration.
be to put the dredger to work. Dirt
In these experiments the investigator's W. Phelps, Se .*4 of Se V4 of sec. 3, tp.
is all there is to remove in making a aim was to ascertain, not whether the 2. S, R. 9 W.
J. P. ALLEN,
straight channel, and by consulting the
ingestion of alcohol is, in some vague
P. H. M. Smith to B. F. Durfee, quit
government charts it is plainly to be
Proprietor
and general wav, of profit, but whether claim.
seen that the distance will be reduced
a person at work, whose blood is satu­
two miles if this work is undertaken. In
Teachers’ Examination.
First class accommodation
rated with this substance, causes his
fact, it ap|)ears to us that what money
muscles to contract by deriving the
at second class rate.
Notice is hereby given that the County
is expended in the future on the slough
energy necessary to such contraction Superintendent of Tillamook county
should lie used for that purpose and
from the combustion of the alcohol. will hold the regular examination of BEST
for no other. Probably $35,000 will
The result of these experiments was to applicants for county papers at the,
be sufficient to do the work.
There
show that ingested alcohol, with which Court-house in Tillamook City, Oregon J
should be no compunction in asking that
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the organism becomes rapidly impreg­ commencing Wednesday, April 10, 1901, j
this improvement be provided for in the
nated, can participate only in a feeble at 9 o’clock a.m., and continuing until j ______
next river and harbor bill. There is a
degree, if it participates at all, in the Friday, April 12, at four o’clock p.m.
serious menace to Hoquarton slough, foi
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
combustions whence the muscular sys­
The following programme will be fol­
Department of the Interior,
Wilson river is gradually cutting through
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore ,
tem derives the energy necessary to the lowed :
February 16th 1901.
ami it will not surprise a number of |>eo-
Notice is hereby given that the f llowing-
performance of its work. This substance
For
First,
Second
and
Third
Grade
ple if the next freshet will accomplish
named
settler
has
filed
notice
of his intention
is not a food, so far as the production of
Certificates.
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
this
in
quick
time.
In
that
said proof will be made before the Regis­
force is concerned, and its introduction
W ednesday . — Penmanship, history, that
ter and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon, on
case it is expected that a large amount
April 1st, 190I, viz :
into the ration of a worker is a physio­ orthography, reading.
of sediment and drift wood would be de­
ERICK HEMSTROM,
logical contradiction. Even outside of
T iiuksday .-Written arithmetic, theory H E No. 11658. for the Se % of Sw ’4. sec. 3, E >4
posited in the slough. We believe it is
ofN'w '« aM<* Lots 3
4» ®ec. I®. Tp. 3 N, R.
the time devoted to muscular work, the of teaching, grammar, school law.
for thelicst interest of Tillamook that an
influence of alcoholic combustion does
He names the following witnesses to prove
F riday —Geography, mental arithme­
Makes a Specialty of Manufactur­
effort lie made to secure appropriations
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
not show up well in the respiratory tic, physiology, civil government.
of said land, viz :
ing all kinds of
for the improvements we have numerated
David Tweedie, of Vine Maple, Or. : I>elmer
quotient. The sum of the results of all
Primary Certificates.
Springer, of Jewell, Or. ; John Erickson, of
above, and as they are in line with Capt.
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enormous deficit revealed by the figures
Washington; Frederick Blaisdell, of
W ednesday . — Penmanship,
ort ho 1 Ilwaco,
Harts’ ideas, surely it is not asking too
I Olney, Oregon.
under nil circumstances, so far as the grapliv, reading.
C has . B. M ooses , Register.
much of the Oregon delegation to see to
combustion of ingested alcohol is con.
T hursday . —Art of questioning, theory
Carriage Trimmings.
it that the next riverand harbor bill con­
NOTICK
FOR PUBLICATION.
cerued, is in accord with what we know of teaching, methods.
Dep»rtmeut of the Interior.
tain sufficient money to complete this
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Ore..
of its elimination in nature, especially
First Class Work Guaranteed.
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this 21st
February 25th.
renruary
15th. iqor.
loor.
work. There is no section of country in
through the lungs. These figures also day of March, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
In Bailey's Warehouse at
the United States which is more deserv­
I
named
settler
has
nled
notice
of
his
intention
prove that, even when it is saturated
G. B. L amb ,
to make final proof in support of his ciaim
ing of government improvements than
Tillamook City.
and that said proof will be made before the '
with alcohol, the organism seems not
County School Superintendent.
County Clerk of Tillamook co., at Tilamook
Tillamook, mid as the resources of the
more apt to utilize this substance for the
Oregon, on April 6th. IgOl. vis :
country warrant these improvements,
GUST NELSON.
execution of the physiological work ne­
1 II.E. No 1I754. for the N % of Sw '4 and R of
Call for County Warrants
we hope our appeal will not lie made in
Nw M.S«-, lj. tp. »N. Kf, W. *
cessary in a state of repose than for the
t ' i . . c 11
. / a
,
. | ■'«
He names me
the followm
following witnesses to prove T imber L and , A ct Jex i 878._N oticb tor
vain. Nor should the appropriation be
The following County (»eneral Fund Ms continuous
resideuce upon and cultivation
. P ublication
execution of muscular work during ex­
"’‘“•biiiettsresidenee
cut down to extend the work over
I mied States Land Office.
Warrants are now payable, and will be
pitTy1«* - ■
ercise.”
Oregon City, Or
I
Daniel
Perry,
of
Balm.
Oregon
;
Alfred
Mag
a number of years, for this only nggre-
paid when presented at my office ;
, nusou and Louis Glazer, of Hobsonville, Oregon ■ ¿"'S
3 SE ïï
N'vter
Nelson,
of
Bay
City.
Oregon,
vntes the situation. And considering Wilson River Toll Road for Sale.
S eries K.—1 No. 2615.
:
2616, 2617.
C has . B. M oorrs Register.
everything, the survey of Tillamook bar,
2618, 2619, 2620, . 2621. 2622, 2623.
Notice is hereby given that by order 2624. 2625, 2626. . 2627, 2628, 2629.
cutting a straight channel in Hoquarton
pevaua, «nd Washington Territorv ’’ «« ...
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Puhic Lan'1 s,a>"
slough ami the channel in the bay deep­ of the Circuit Court tor the State of 2630, 2472. 2631, 2633. 2648. 2570.
2651, 2071, 2652, 2637, 2649, 2650, !
Land office at Oregon City, Or.
ened two feet, is Imt a fair and conser­ Oregon, county of Tillamook, I will on 2563. 2552. 2647, . 2561, 2553,
------- MARGARET K WILLIAMS.
February >5th'. I901.
2447,
Notice ¿fiwby given that the following
vative request lor the people of Tilla­ the 1st day of April, 1901, as receiver 2560, 2468, .•530. 2440.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to t
make
final * proof
support
..
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w» »■» in cimi
ru, mid of his claim, and
mook to make mid one which will not appointed by said Court, offer for sale at
Interest ceases March 1. 1901.
hat »airt proof Will be marte before theCoiinty
entail such a very large appropriation, Public Auction, to the highest bidder all
1 lt,.k 2Í Tillmuook «... at Tillamook, Oregon
W. H. C ary , Conntv Treasurer.
j on April 6(h, 19O1. vis.
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Bv E. D. H oag , Deputy.
anyway.
the rights of the Wilson KiverTuII Road,
ALFRED MAONI-SON.
st st u
, One of the hen. at law of Peter Magnnaon de­
Boom and Improvement Co., in and to
ceased. who made IL K. No. uSol, for the - U of
For Sale.
From a strictly business point of view, what is known us the Wilson River Toll
bw q. «ec. I3 »nd Lota 1 and .> and N. >. of Nw
!we. r,. tf. S N. K. 9 W,
,"»ww
Road
the straightening of Hoquarton slough
A dairy farm, with or without stock. ; He names the following n ituesse, to prove name« as witnesses
Said rights consist of a lease from —For particulars apply to Chas. Pye. o“»m.Sd"XUPOn *"d «’“«"on
would lie ol far-reaching importance to
Tillamook City, so much so that it would countv of said road.
thuriel Perry of B.lm. Oreg n , Gust Nelson
Nehalem, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
«nd Loins Ulster, of Hobeonville. Oregon Peter
This Marell 6th, 1901.
make this the manufacturingeenterof the
, Xelsuii.of Ba) City. Oregou.
For Sale.
__________ LMAS » Moossa, Register.
county, it has often lieen asked. Where
C lacdf T hayer , Receiver.
will the saw nulls lie located when the
Stock of General merchandise and busi,
INSURE WITH
Cu*» B. M oobb », Register,
timber tributary to Tillamook bay is
Dairy Ranch for Sale.
ness of the Inte Geo. W. Fcarnside. at
Claude Thayer,
being manufactured ? Straighten Ho
Nehalem. Tillamook Co., Oregon. For
For .«ale. a dairy ranch of 263 acres,
quartan slough and the answer to the
particulars address E. M. Philcbaum. Agent or Fireman s Fnnd and London
Our Clubbing Rates.
question is right there. It will afford with 20 cows and 2 horses.—Apply to administrator, P. O. Drawer 50, Port­
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Exchange on Englund, Belgium, Ger­
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TILLAMOOK.
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DEALER IN
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OSBORNE MOWERS,
Buggies, hay rubes, plows, and otlie
farm machinery. You can save
money by dealing witlime,
Special Prices on Buggies and Spring
Wagons.
0. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
EDGAR LATIMER,
BIRBE! 1R0 HAIRDRESSER.
SHAVING,
IIAIR
CUTTING
SHAMPOOING, ETC
Electric Baths nicely flitted up. Good for
persons suffering with rheumatism,
Building next door to the Post Office.
CHAS. PETERSON,
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING,
Hot and Cold Raths-
EVERYTHING strictly first class
For Fence Posts.
fir
COATEt' WITH
Carbolineum Avenarius
Will ouiw'ar CEDAR. It ia also •
REMEDY AGAINST
CHICKEN LICE.
Its application to the inside walls of
poultry houses will permanently exter­
minate all LICE.
Results
HEALTHY CHICKENS—
PLENTY EGGS.
Write ir>r circular and prices and men-
tion this paper.
WADE & BRIGGS,
Tillamook, Or.