Tillamook headlight., April 04, 1901, Image 3

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 4, 1901
THE ROAD POLI, TAX.
Tillamook School Report.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Report of Tillamook public school, month ending March
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Per cent of at ­
tendance .........
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General average.
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No. enrolled ......
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Neither absent
nor tardv ........
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To be Collected by Road Super­
visor« and Expended on Roads
in their Districts
On the first Monday in April, it will be
the duty of the several county clerks
tinder the provisions of the new law, to
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At this Season of the year, when the weather changes so suddenly.
issue to road supervisor blank poll tax
Do not let the cough run on, it may lead to Catarrh or Con­
receipts for collection of road poll taxes.
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39 37 94
This law is alrendv in effect and will
sumption. You can quickly cure your Cough by using
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50 47 95
govern every road supervisor in the state •Miss Cooper..............................
aia
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t
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41 93
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in the collection of road poll taxes. The n 71'ŸTT',Ce........................................... 5°6 13
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main purpose of the law is to secure the B. 0, Snuffer................................................ 857
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43 43 100
THE IDEAL COUGH CURE, it heals, it cures, if not satisfactory
payment of this tax from a greater num.
At the close of next school month program will consist of 10 or 15 minutes
your money back. Price, 50c.
her of people and to guard against dis­ speeches from Tillamook’s business men. Names and subjects will be announced at
proper
time.
honesty on the part of road supervisors
B. 0. S nuffer . Teacher.
who have heretofore had an opportun­
S. T.
ity to put into their own pockets part
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
TILLAMOOK CITY, OR.
ot the taxes collected.
TILLAMOOK WEATHER
Socalists Don’t have to Divide up.
The law reads as follows;
Section 1. Every male inhabitant of ■ u Maxi­ Mini.
Rain. [TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.]
this state over 21 and under 50 years of 7. mum.
mum.
Mean.
fall.
D ear S ir ,—In your issue of March 21,
age, unless by law exempt, shall an­ 1 ... 51 .. 48 . . 54.1 . . 1.01
nually pay a road poll tax of $3, which 2 ... 51 . .. 38 . . 44.1 . . 0.25 you ask why we of the south end ol the
county do not furnish a practical demon­
shall be collected by the road super­ 3 ... 50 . .. 38 . . 44.0 . . 0.09
4 ... 60 . .. 36 . . 48.0 .. . 0.05 stration of socialism right here at home,
visor of the district in which any per­ 5 ... 61 . . 45
. 53.0 .. 0.01 by putting all our possessions, be they
son liable therefor resides, and which 6 ... 62 . . 45 .. . 53.1 .. 0.01
7
...
50
.
. 43 .. . 46.1 ..
0 56 much or little, into a common pool, thus
must be collected by the road super­
placing ourselves upon an equality one
:
visor on or before the first day of De- 8 ... 52 . . 32 .. . 42.0 .. . 0.36
9 ... 49 . . 38 .. 43.1 .. 0.35 with another. Pray what could we pos­
cember of the year for which such poll 10 .. 49 . . 32 .. 40.1 ..
1.05 sibly gain by so doing ? And in what
tax is due. Such road poll tax must be 11 .. 50 . . 35 .. 42.1 .. 0.37
respect could such a measure be an object
paid on demand to the road supervisor 12 .. 50 . . 40 .. . 45.0 .. 0.42
13 .. 55 . . 34 .. 44.1 .. 0.04 lesson to the rest of the county ? Evi-
as hereinafter provided.
14 .. 58 . . 36 .. 47.0 .. T. ! dently the ears of your understanding
Sec. 2. Between the first day of 15 .. 51 . . 35
43.0 .. T. | were sealed when you listened to the
March and the first day of December, 16 .. 52 . . 41 .. 46 1 .. 0.56
I many expositions of socialism you claim
the road supervisor shall demand from 17 .. 54 . . 40 . . 47.0 .. 1.10
to have heard “ ever since you can re­
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47.1
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0.02
each and every person in his road dis­
19 .. 59 .. . 35 .. 47.0 .. 0.02 member.” To devide up and to place
trict, liable for road poll tax for the 20 .. 56 .. . 38 .. 47.0 .. 0.02 everybody upon an equality as regards
year, the amount due from each person 21 .. 55 .. . 36 .. 45.1 .. 0.10 worldly goods, is not socialism. The
liable for the road poll tax herein re­ 22 .. 51 .. 40 .. 45.1 .. 0.65 ethics of socialism demand that every
23 .. 49 .. 36 .. 47.1 .. 0.15
quired to be collected refuse to pay the 24
.. 50 .. 32 .. 41.0 .. 1.05 human being he granted an equal oppor­
same when demanded by the road su­ 25 .. 51 .. 39 .. 45.0 .. 0.82 tunity, tinder the laws of equal freedom,
pervisor, and such person is in the em. 26 .. 50 .. 39 .. 44.1 .. 0.32 to secure for him or herself, through the
ploy of anv person, firm, corporation or 27 .. 50 .. 35 .. 42.1 .. 1 02 investment of personal energy, every
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.. 37 .. 43.1 .. 0.20
company, the road supervisor shall as­ 29 . .. .. 50
52 .. 36 .. 44.0 .. 0.30 comfort required forthe enjoyment of life
certain, if possible, from said persons, 30 . .. 49 .. 33 .. 41.0 .. 0.10 and happiness.
firm, corporation or company whether 31 . .. 50 .. 34 .. 42.0 .. 0.20
Furthermore, each is to be at liberty
or not such person refusing to pay such Sum. .1635..... 1163...... 141.7...... 11.20 to seek those good things along lines of
poll tax has earned and there yet re­ Mean52.5 ... 37.5..... 45.2 .... ....0.00 their own chosing. Equality of wealth
mains unpaid a sum of money sufficient
S ummary .—Mean temp., 45.2 ; Max. under such conditions is altogether out
:
to pay said road poll tax and the neces­ temp., 62; date, 6th. Min. temp., of the question.
sary costs of suit. If he finds that such 32; date, Sth, 10th and 24th. Total
Socialists demand the collective owner­
amount is due from such employer, or precip., 11.20 inches; snowfall, T. ; ship of all the means of production and
if lie is unable to secure such informa­ number of days clear, 3 ; partly cloudy, distribution. In view’ of that demand
tion, but believes there is a sufficient 3; cloudy, 25. Dates of frost-Light, what possible demonstration could we
amount due said person from said em. 4th, 5th, 11th, 13th, 14th, 15th and give as a proof that our claims are prac­
ployer he shall forthwith file with the 19th. Killing, 0. Dates of hail, 8th, tical and feasible, situated as we are ?
nearest justice of the peace a statement 10th, 16th, 22nd, 25th, 26th and 27th ;
Your suggestion to tis is the best of
setting forth the facts as above, and sleet, 10th; th. storms, 10th ; auroras, evidence that you have yet much to learn
thereupon the justice shall immediately 0 ; Prevailing wind—Direction, N. VV.
before you are justified in giving advise
issue a summons to such person re­
Remarks—10th, a trace ofsnow. Solar to socialists. Socialists aim to bring
fusing to pay said road poll tax, direct­ halos, 14th,15th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 23rd about conditions of equal freedom; and
ing him to appear before such justice as and 30lh. I Lunar halo, 14th and 15th. | before we can enjoy those conditions,
provided by law and show cause why
‘ free:
' i It is
21st, 6 a.m., a light silent earthquake ; the whole nation must lie
judgment should not be entered against 9 a in., another shock with a sound like for that reason that we advocate our
him for such sum. Theconstable serving ! muffled thunder, traveling north, no ; claims before the tribunal of the people,
:
the summons upon the person refusing damage done.
. and though our hopes are long deferred,
to pav said road poll tax shall at the
C apt . J oseph J. D awson ,
1 God rules and justice will prevail in the
same time serve the person, firm, cor­
Voluntary Observer. i end.
Very truly yours,
<0
poration or company in whose employ
C. F. K ellbr .
I
Semi-Annual Weather Report. I
such person may be, with a summons to
Captain f J. Dawson, the voluntary |
appear before said justice at the same
Care of Milk.
time as the party summonsed as defen­ weather observer at Kelchis, sends us J
the
semi-annual
report
ot
the
weather
I
dant, to answer touching their liability
Professor F. L. Kent in discussing
as garnishee defendant. The justice upon from September 21, 1900, to March 21, i
“
Care
of Milk," says :
the trial, unless a good defense is shown, 1901, the summary of which is as fol-
“
The
fundamental principles which
shall enter judgment against such per­ lows:
should be observed in producing pure
Prevailing wind of the season, W.
son refusing to pay such road poll tax,
milk are almost entirely overlooked on
Total number of rainy days, 166.
for the amount thereof, and for the
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a large proportion of the dairy farms
J. P. ALLEN,
Total
number
of
stonily
days,
46.
i/-
costs of such suit, and shall also enter
.
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This
is
usually
due
to
ignorance
of
their
Proprietor
m W.
Greatest amount in 24 hours, 3.95 in.
judgment against the garnishee de-
’i**'.'*’
importance, rather than to intentional
S’;
f nd int for the amount of such judg­ Total rainfall fl om the 21st September,
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neglect. In most cases bad conditions FifHt class accommodation
;
ment and costs, if such amount is 1900, to March 21st, 1901, 81.93 in.
are promptly improved when their
Total number light frosts, 24.
found to be due to such person from
at
«ecoliti
class
rate.
dangers are known. When one under­
such garnishee defendant. No exemp­ Total numlier of killing frosts, 14.
stands something of the sciences affect­
F; d
Total
number
of
days
which
hail
fell,
tion shall be allowed such person in
ing dairying, the changes in milk cease
such action as now provided by law in 34.
Total number of days on which ice to be mysterious, and the work con­
civil action for debt.
nected with the dairy, instead of being
formed,
3.
Sec. 3. The road supervisors under
4
unprofitable and monotonous, as some
Total
thickness
of
the
same.
3
inches.
the direction of the county court shall
consider
it,
becomes
profitable,
interest
­
Total depth of snow that fell. 4V4inch.
expend the poll tax due and collected
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. i878.~N otice for
Total amount of rain fall from the ing, and instructive.
rom persons liable to said road poll tax
P ublication
“ The value of milk when it is delivered
21st
of March, 1900, to the 21st March,
United State» Land Offi< e,
in keeping the roads in his district in
Oregon City, Or
to
the
factory
depends
largely
oil
the
care
February 151b. 1001.
as good repair as the money and labor 1901, 113.23 inches.
it has received previous to delivery.
Notice is hereby given that ii compliance
From
the
21st
March,
1898,
to
the
at his disposal will permit.
wi
h
the
pr
.visions
of
the
act of Congress of
Some factories have two classes into
June 3rd, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of
Sec. 4 All road supervisors shall be 21st March, 1899, 117.75 inches.
timber lands in the StatesofCalifornia. Oregon,
which
the
milk
is
divided,
that
which
is
From the 21st March, 1899, to 21st
Nevada, and Washington Territory.” as ex­
required to give a bond with good and
off.flavored, being considered second-
tended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
sufficient sureties, in such sum as the March. 1900, 113.86.
August 4. J89a.
class, and paid for at a lower price per
MARGARET K WILLIAMS.
S. M. HAYES
county court of bis county shall direct.
Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook, State
hundred than is paid for the first-class
Real Estate Transfers.
Makes a Specialty of Manufactur.
(orTerritory) of Oregon, has this day filed in
Sec. 5. The county clerk of each
milk. Every dairyman knows that the
this office her sworn statement No. 5.34L for
ing all kinds of
county shall, on or before the first Mon­
the purchase of the Sw *4 of Nw Jf, being lot 5
M. E. Holden to John Jones, lot 2, in handling of milk the first few hours
of
Section No 6, in Township No 1 S, Range No.
* Harness, Saddles,
day in April in the year 1901, and the
7 W and will offer proof to slow th t the land
after it is drawn from the cow has a
block 13, Thayer's add. to Tillamook.
sought is more valuable for its limber or «tone
first Monday of February annually
great influence on its quality and on the
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
Collars,
thereafter, deliver to each road super­ John Newberg, by Gust Wicklund,
her claim to said land befo e the Register and
quality of the products made from it.
guardian,
to
Mary
J.
Cone,
lot
4
and
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
Carriage
Trimmings.
visor, road poll tax receipts in blanks
on Tuesday, the 30th day of Apiii, 1901. She
The care of milk seems like a simple
Sw
14
of
Nw
14
of
sec.
5
and
lot
1
and
and shall charge the road supervisor
names as witness« « :
matter, but it is along this line that
A. L. Whi leu. of St. Johns, Multnomah co ,
First Class Work Guaranteed.
with $3 for each road poll tax receipt so Se 14 of Ne li of see. 6, tp. 1 N, R. 6 W.
Or.: Frank Raley, of Portland, Multnomah co.,
there is the most room for improvement
In
Balley'ii
Wart-house
at
Or
;C. K. Hadley and J. R. Harris,ot Tillamook,
R.
H.
Holmes
to
Alfred
Letcher,
van-
delivered to him. All such blank re­
Tillsmook co , or.
in American dairy practice. It is con
Tillamook City.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
ceipts shall be provided with stubs ous tracts.
sidered a dishonest practice to deliver
above-described lands are requested to file their
properly printed for the easy keeping
W. B. Aiderman to Jacob H. Cook, skimmed or watered milk to a butter
cl in s in this office 01» or before said joth day
of April, 1901.
of the record of issuance of same. Such j Ne 14 of sec. 31, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
C has R. M ooses , Register.
or cheese factory, but a greater injury is
blank and poll tax receipts shall lie of j Alfred Letcher to R. H. Holmes, vari­
done the factory by a patron who de­
Making a Man.
two kinds of forms, one of which shall ous tracts.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
livers badly tainted or diseased milk, for
Hurry the baby as fast as you can ;
Department of the Interior,
have been paid in money. Whi
md
Matthew Casey to F. N. and N. E. his milk may seriously injure the entire
Lam! Office at Oregon < itv, Ore.,
Hurry him. worry him. make him a man ;
poll tax shall have been paid in labor,
February 25th. I901.
product for that day, thereby, lessening
Wilson, 2 acres in Haye’s D.L.C.
Notice is hereby given that the following
Off with his baby clothes, get him in named
another kind or form ot road poll tax
settler ha* filed notice of hl» intention
the
returns
for
every
patron.
Butter
U.S. to N. L. Knighton, W '/a of Se 14,
to make final proof in support of hi» claim,
pants ;
receipt shall lie given or used. Each
and cheesemakers should absolutely re­
and that »aid pr<Mjf will l»e made before the
kind of road poll tax receipt shall lie Se % of Sw 14 of sec. 29, and Ne 14 of fuse to accept milk that is tainted or Feed him on brain foods and make him County Clerk of Tillamook co., at Tilamook,
Oregon, on April 6th. Igbl, vie :
advance;
printed upon paper of different color Nw ,l4, sec. 22, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
GUST NELSON.
unfit for use; they should do this for
II.F. No »1754. for the N ’4 of Sw *4 and •« Ji of
Hustle him, soon as he's able to walk,
from that upon which the other kind of H. M. Farmer to Ratie J. Creighton,
the sake of their own reputations, and
Nw Ji, See I3, tp. 3 N, It. 9 W
Into
a
grammar
school
;
cram
him
with
road poll tax receipt and shall state 20 acres in sec. 17, tp. 3 S, R. 10 W.
lie names the following witnefl»ea to prove
injustice to patrons who deliver good
hi» con tin noun residence upon and cultivation
talk.
plainly in the printed matter upon its j Abby F. Weston to Olean Land Co., milk. Briefly speaking, the greater the
of »aid land, v x
Daniel perry, of Balm, Oregon ; Alfred Mag
face and upon its stub whether the road lots 1 and 2 and Sw 14 of Ne 14 of sec. 4. degree of cleanliness observed in the Fill his poor head full of figures end
11UF011 amt Lout« Glaser, of Hob-011v ille, Oregon;
facts,
poll tax, for which it was given was tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
Neter
Nelson, of Hay City, Oregon.
handling of milk the more satisfactory
C ham . B M oomks Register
Keep on «-jamming them in tili it cracks;
paid in money or labor Such road poll
State of Oregon to estate of Henry will be the results."
Once boys grew up at a rational rate.
tax receipt shall he numbered and shall Petre, Sw 14, sec. 16, tp. 2 S, R. 10 W.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Now we develop a man while you wait ;
be signed with the official signature of |
Department of the Interlo**.
James R. Renshaw to Charles Kunze,
INSURE
WITH
Land office at Oregon City, Or.
Rush him through college, compel him
the county clerk, and shall bear the
February 25th. I90L
various lands.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
to grab
printed seal of the county. The county
Claude Thayer,
named aettlcr baa filed notice of hit» intention
Louis
Olsen
to
Olean
Land
Company.
Of
every
known
subject
a
dip
and
a
dab.
clerk shall give the road supervisor
to make final proof in support of hi» claim, and
Agent or Fireman'» Fond and London
that »aid
will I m * made before the County
Get him in business and after the cash,
credit for each of said road poll tax E 14 of Nw 14 and E 14 of Sw 14 of sec.
Clerk of Tillamook en.. at Tillamook, Oregon,
and
Lancashire
Fire
Insurance
i90t, vli
receipts returned to him in biank, and 9. tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
All by the time he can grow a mous­ on April 6th, A LEK
ED MAGNUSON,
Companies.
May F. Drew to L. Olsen, lot» 7 and
One of the heli» at law c*f Peter Magnuaon. de
for all sums of money and all labor, as
tache;
WMW■MSMMUUUMUUM4
ceaaed, who made H. E. No. 1180I, for the * U of
shown on his report, subject to the ap­ 8 in block 6 in Haye'» ndd. to Tilla-
Let him forget he was ever n boy.
Sw
sec I3 and fxd» i and I and Nw ‘4 of Nw
Dairy for Ranch Sale.
u . tp.a N, K 9 W
Make gold his god «nd it» jingle his joy; %.»•<.
proval of the county court, as the time mook.
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He namrw the following wltwesaea to prove
Keep him a-bustling and clear out of hu contfnuouN residence spoil anl cultivation
of final settlement.
Our Clubbing Rates.
of «aid laud, vtx :
For sale, a dairy ranch of 263 acre»,
breath
See. 6. The county court of any
Daniel Perry, of Balm, Oreg n Gnat Nelaou
Lou » Glaaer, of llo'Mmnville, Oregon , Pe:er
with 20 cows and 2 horses.—Apply to Until lie win»—nervou» prostration and , and
county in this state mar provide for the
Nelson,
of Bay City. O egon
C h *» B Muoar.». Kegkter.
payment of all 'oad poll taxes provided Headlight and the Examiner........
death.
C. Desmond, Netarts, Or.
H adlight & Thrice-a-Week World
for in this act, in cash.
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L. EDDY,
ß
T illamook , O regon
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ATTORN EY-AT- LA W,
TILLAMOOK.
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OREGON.
H. GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: Opposite Court House,
T illamook , O regon .
0 LA UDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
T illamook , O regon .
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
O regon C ity , O regon .
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T illamook , O regon .
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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
ACCOUCHEUR.
All call promptly attended to.
T uxamc
I. M. SMITH-,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Offices m Todd’s Buildings.
TILLAMOOK
—
OREGON.
H. DAVENPORT,
DR. o.
DENTIST.
Makes a Specialty of Crowu and Bridge
Work.
T illamook C ity ,
FIRE
S.
J.
INSURANCE.
STEPHENS,
AGF.NT FOR THE
HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON &
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
Agent for North West School Supply
Company, Notary Public.
TILLAMOOK,
— OREGON
of
C. & E. Thayer
General Banking and Exchange1>ns!-
iieas interest paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­
many, Sweden, and all foreign countries
TILLAMOOK.
ORE.
C. A. BAILEY
I1KA1.KK
IN
STUDEBAKER WAGON
OSBORNE MOWERS,
Buggies, hay rakes, plows, and ollie
farm machinery. You can save
money by dealing with me,
Special Prices on Buggies and Spring
Wagons.
C. A. HAILEY. TilMmonk,Ore.
EDGAR LATIMER*
BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER.
8IIAVING, HAIR UUTl’ING
811 AMI’OOlNG, ETC
Electric Bath« nicely flitted up. Good for
persona suffering with rheumatism,
Building next door to the Post Office.
CHAS,
PETERSON
Barber
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING, •
Hot and Cold Raths
EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
For Fence Posts.
FIR COATKC WITH
Carbolineum Avenarius
Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a
RADICAL REMEDY AGAINST
CHICKEN LICE.
It» application to the inside walls of
poultry houses will permanently exter­
minate all LICE.
Results: HEALTHY CHICKENS-
PLENTY EGGS.
Write for circular and prices and men­
tion thi» paper.
WADE & BRIGGS,
Tillamook. Or