Tillamook headlight., May 23, 1901, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 23, 1901.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CUe are Headquarters for
Wall Paper
and Linings.
| I HOUSEHOLD
!
I
FURNISHING GOODS,
Undertakers
Supplies.
I’
CARPETS, MIRRORS, BEDROOM SUITES,
MATTING, OIL CLOTIL LINOLEUM,
LACE CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, TOWELING.
STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, GLASS,
Now’s the time to refurnish your home
Priées are I ouj for First Class Furniture.
Call and Inspect our Goods.
House
CO
Furnishers
HAMMOND’S RAILROAD,
1 And the Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook the Nehalem country can be built for in
Si.
will not lag behind if an effort will count the neighborhood of $700,000, and the
Said to be Leased to the Southern i tor anything. The importonce of an in­ road would more than enhance its cost
Pacific Railroad.
dependent line to protect Portland’s in­ in the rise in real estate values. By es
terests will be laid before the financial tablishing this outlet for the immense
(From the Oregonian).
Dealers in
The statement is made upon what ap- men of the city in it few days, and they timber resources of the Nehalem country,
pears to be good authority that the will be asked what they propose to do Portland could increase its daily output
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad has about it. They will be told that Portland of lumber from 1,250,000 to 10,000,000
been leased to the Southern Pacific for 99 has millions of dollars of idle capital in feet for 4<> years to come. It would be
years. From the best information obtain­ the banks, while only a few hundred made the main lumber center on the
able, the lease was made about a year thousand dollars is required to build 43 Coast and would be ready to meet all
Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies.
ago to C. P. Huntington, and becomes miles of railroad into the Nehalem coun­ competitors because of its near proxi­
Agent
for
CHARTER
OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines.
the property of the Harriman syndicate, try. Their decision will settle whether mity to the timber districts.
These are the opinions of men who
Large Stock of l’aints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
which now controls the Southern Pacific. Portland is to be the mart for the Ne­
It is not singular that the news luis been halem country or the rag doll between have spent years of study upon the sub­
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suppressed all this time, for Huntington two transcontinental systems pulling in ject.
The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook.
was not giyen to communicating his af­ opposite directions; whether the traffic
Attention ! Cid Soldiers.
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fairs to the public, at any rate, not until i of Nehalem is to be diverted to Califor­
All the old soldiers of Tillamook and
all the conditions were settled. It is ap­ nia by way of Sheridan, or to Puget
vicinity are requested to meet at head­
parent that Huntington held the news Sound by way of Scappoose.
quarters, Corinth Post, No. 35, at Todd’s
back until he could make some other
Is it But a Fairy Tale ?
hall, on Sunday, May 26th, at 10:30
moves to secure his position in the Ne­
a.m., sharp, for the purpose of marching
(From the Evening Telegram.)
halem country. The only man in Port­
From the very time work of construc­ to the MTE. church, where memorial ser
land whois able to say whether the lease
has been made is A. B. Hammond, presi­ tion was commenced on the Astoria & vices will be held.
B. H. H athaway , Post Com.
dent of the Astoria & Columbia River Columbia Railroad, it was generally be­
XV. H. R eynolds , Adjt.
Railroad. He said yesterday that there lieved that C. P. Huntington, the late
is nothing in the story, and declined to railroad magnate, had more than passing
Real Estate Transfers.
discuss it. Other railroad men who were interest in the project, yet there was no
seen confessed that the reported lease was practical reason apparent for this, as U.S. to Theodore Steinhilber, W 14 of Sw |
news to them. All they would say was men of wide knowledge, and who have
14, Se X of Sw l4 of sec. 12 and Nw
that if Huntington leased the Astoria I studied the situation thoroughly could
HofNw 14, sec. 13, tp. 1 South, R. 1
road it was not because of the revenue see no benefit to be derived from his as­
8 W.
sociation with the builders, unless for
producing qualities.
U.S. to Daniel Murphy, Ne 14 of sec. 28, ,
the
sake
of
a
divy
in
the
$1,000,000
sub.
If the lease 1ms been made, several fac­
tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
tors of interest in the railroad situation sidy offered the builders by Astoria.
Thomas J. Hickey to John Lavin, und.
Whether
Mr.
Huntington
was
interested
are explained wholly or in part. When
t/2 interest in lots 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8, of
the Astoria line was built people won- I , personally or not is still a mystery, and
sec. 4, tp. 1 S, R. 8 W.
dered what it was that induced Mr. Ham-1 those who are in position to say keep
Ralph M. Ackley to Nelson P. Wheeler,
mond to parallel the Columbia River 1 this matter profoundly secret.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
digestion commences without delay, til *
Ne 14 of Nw 14, W 14 of Ne 14 and Nw
against a water route which has no right | Reports have it that the Astoria &
M onmouth , Oregon.
milk—about the temperature of the body
X,
Se
14,
sec
20,
tp.
2
S,
R.
7
W.
of way to maintain instead of building ¡ [ Columbia Railroad has been leased to
D emand for G raoi atks . — The <le-
—is soon turned into living tissue, and
through the Nehalem country to Astoria | the Harriman syndicate, which now con­ Daniel ^lurphy to Nelson P. Wheeler, the calves are kept in healthy growing
mand for graduntes of the Normal
Ne 14, sec. 28, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
where there is traffic in abundance. The ! trols the Union Pacific, as well as the
Schools during the past year has been
condition and able to resist disease
much beyond the supp^.
Positions
most reasonableexplanation and the one | Southern Pacific, and that for 99 years N. A. and Theo. Steinhilber to Nelson germs. On the other hand when skim
with
from $40.00 to 75.0<lper month.
P. Wheeler, W 14 of Sw 14. Se % of milk is hauled from the skim milk vat
that was generally accepted was that it I ! the Columbia River route will be oper.
S tate C ertificates a > o > D iploma «*.—
Sw 14, sec. 12, Nw 14 of Nw 14 of sec. it is cold, much of it sour, it has achance
was on Mr. Huntington’s advice that the : ated in conjunction with these lines.
Students are prepared forJthe State Ex­
13, tp. 1 S, R. 8. W.
Astoria road went down the Columbia Railroad men can see no reason for this,
to absorb many disease germs. Fed to
aminations, and readily fake fetate
River. Why? Because, in the light of although they say thereport is probably U S. to Wilhelm Thun, N 14 ofNe!4, Se calves it must be warmed in their
papers on graduation, Strong Academic
correct.
recent events, Mr. Huntington wanted
and Professional Course. Well eqniped
14 of Ne 14 and Ne 14 of Se ’4, sec. 12, paunches before the remet can act upon
A. B. Hammond, when seen this morn
Training Department.
the Nehalem country preserved intact
tp. 4 S, R. 8 W.
it to make it digestible. Should there
Expenses range from $120 to 175.00 per year. Fall term opens September 17th.
until he was ready to enter it. He hoped ing, said the whole story was a “ fairy Lewis J. Johnson to J. D. Jones, N ’4 of l»e tuberculosis bacilli in the milk the
For catalogue containing full announcements. Address
also to get the Astoria road along with tale,” and declares he does not know
Sw 14, Sw 14 of Nw 14. sec. 32 and teduced vitality of the calf would make
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P. L. CAMPBELL, President.
the Nehalem country. If this is what has anything about the rumored lease. Any
Se
of Ne 14, sec. 31, tp. 3S, R.8 its body a resting place for the baciltis
or J. B. V. BUTLER. Secretary.
come to pass, and if Harriman builds the | way, he was too busy for an interview
| and not haying vitality enough to throw
W.
extensions Huntington projected, the and excused himself because of having J. D. Jones to Lee Laughlin, E 14 Sw 14, it off as a healthier, stronger animal
Department No. 2.
Southern Pacific will have a belt line 1 an important business appointment nt
Se 14 of N w 14, Sw 14 of Ne 14, sec. 1, might, it becomes permanent.
In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon, for
surrounding all of Northwestern Oregon. that very moment.
the County of Tillamook, SS.
tp 4 S, R. 8 W.
Elina Shaw, plaintflT,
Manager Koehler, of the Southern Pa­
It will inclose the counties of Multnomah
V!*.
State of-Oregon to Chris Rcinhimer Nw
D. K. Shaw, defend J.t
Clatsop, Columbia, Washington, Tilla- cific, professed entire ignorance of any
To I he above named defendant :
34
of
Nw
X
an
d
Sw
14
of
Sw
14
of
mo >k and Yamhill, which contain more transaction between bis company and the
111 1 he name of the State of Oregon : You are
sec. 2, tp. S, R. 7 W, W and Nw 14 of
hereby reqired to appear and aiiHwer the com-
than a third of the population of the Astoria & Columbia Railroad Company
plaint
r..............
tiled
... atrailiNt
....... . , you
_........
in the above entitled
Nw, sec. 18, tp. 2 S.
suit, on <»r before six weeks from the date of the
state. One arc of the circle is already and would say nothing relative to any
fir.-t publication of tills summon*, to-wlt, o or
A
-gy
CA
D.
C.
Whitney
to
W.W.
Curtiss,
various
here in the line from Portland to Astoria projects in connection with this matter.
before J line 6, iqoi. and if V mi fail to answer for
want huii’oi tke plaintiff will apply to ths
SHAVING,
timber lands.
The belt will be completed by a line from J A curious occurrence it was thatliardly
court for a decree diaolvhig the marriage con­
had
the
reporter
entered
the
sanctum
of
tract now exiatinK between you and plaliitilf,
D.
C.
Whitnev
to
J.
A.
Remmick,
trustee,
Sheridan to Astoria paralleling the Pacific 1
HAIR CUTTING,
and for the care and cUMlody of your minor
I have just received a well se­
various timber lands.
Ocean by way of Tillamook City and Ne- ¡ Manager Koehler before Mr. Hammond
children, Sadie Shaw and Fred Shaw, and lor
SHAMPOOING,
lected stock of Ladies’ and Gentle­
c Ata.
came hurrying in the office, with the re W. W. Curtiss to C. Stinchfield, various
halem bay.
Thia Muinmons la served upon you by publica­
men’s Shoes, direct from Chicago,
tion in the Tillamook ffead'ight, by order of
Huntington must have had this pro­ suit that a private conference between
tracts.
tin* flon.fi. W. Sappington. Jndgcof tlieCoiinty
for
summer
wear,
which
1
shall
be
the
officials
ensued.
The
fact
that
ject in view when 10 months ago he re
Court tor said county, done id Chamber* at
Edward and Eliza Evans to Richard
Tillamook City, in aaid cou tv and state, and
glad to show.
fused William Reid trackage into Port­ William A. Grondahl, the resident engi­
EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS dated
Ap'il 24, I90I. First publishing being
Nixon, receiver, Ne »4, sec. 22, tp. 2
If you want a shoe for case,
made A lil 25. 1901
land for a line from the Nehalem. He told neer of the Southern Pacific, was present
N, R. 9 W.
A. W SEVERANCE.
comfort
and
wear,
call
at
at
the
conference,
tends
to
show
that
Attorney for plaintiff*.
Mr Reid that the Southern Pacific would
H.
Holgate
to
Curtis
Johnson,
80
Fence
Posts.
J.
this Summer build a line from Sheridan to something of more than ordinary impor­
THE RED SHOE HOUSE,
BUMMONM.
acres
in
sec.
8,
tp.
2
S,
R.
9
W.
Fl« COATET WITH
Tillamook City, which was surveyed 15 tance was before the meeting. Still,
In th« Circuit Court of tlx- 'bate oi
B a C
years ago on a 1 per cent grade. That from this it does not necessarily follow U. S. to Horace F. Holden, Ne 14 of Sw
the« unlyofTi «tuook-
Cliira
I
K<
1
<
r
plainlifl,
.
X4,
Se
14
of
Nw
14'
and
lots
5
and
6,
Salesman.
line, he said, would not only be extended that matters regarding the Columbia
vm .
Sull for divorce.
of sec. 6, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
k
Killer <lr fe ! .<| h n t '
into the Nehalem, but carried to Astoria River road were up for consideration.
Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a Ernt
To Crunk F... Keller,
' 1MB
da-
The intention of the Harriman system, U.S. to Anna B. Holden. W 14 of Se ¿4,
and would serve, he said, Portland’s
RADICAL REMEDY AGAINST
feiidaiit.
In th« name of the Stat** of Oregon, you are
CHICKEN
LICE.
is,
it
is
contended,
to
perfect
a
complete
Se 14 of Sw 14 and lot 7, of sec. 6,
purpose to get lumber from Nehalem via
h<T by requirri! to tw and apoyar la-fore the
Its application to the inside walls of above iniiiii’'' < 'ourt to hold at Tillamook < Ity,
tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
Sheridan. Mr.Reid remonstrated against system surrounding all of Western Ore­
County
of Tillamook. State of Oregon, within
poultry houses will permanently exter­ six week«
fnrni the date of the tlrmt publication
sue > a project as preposterous. Hunt­ gon by building a road from Seaside, the U.S. to Frank R. Bromley, W14ofNw
of thia ftiiinmon* and anawrr the coiiipiaiut of
minate all LICE.
terminus
of
the
Columbia
River
Road,
ington wrote that he would answer the
14, Ne 14 of Nw 14 and Nw 14 of Ne 14
the plaintiff. In the above entitled xult, in
Results:
HEALTHY CHICKENS- whlr n plaintiff pray» for hr dlaaolutloli of the
points contained in Mr. Reid’s remon­ to Tillamook City and thence to Sheridan, I
of sec. 18, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
marriage contra« t now exiating between plain­
PLENTY EGGS.
where
connection
would
be
made
with
tiff»» <1 defendant, mid if you rail ao to appear
strance, but he died shortly afterward.
Write for circular and prices and men. and anawer the plaintiff will apply to the Court
the
line
Irom
Portland.
This
was
with
­
Southern Pacific surveyors are now in the
for the relief demanded n the complaint, to-
Tuberculosis in Calves.
tion this paper.
wit : Fora decree dissolving tin- bornla of matri­
field between Tillamook City and Neha-1 out doubt the plan of Huntington, and
mony now existing between plaintiff and de­
Tuberculosis
in
its
icipient
stage
is
BRIGGS,
WADE
&
fendant herein, and thus von pay the coats of
S. M. HAYES
ern Bay on the route marked out for the from present indications the Harriman
often far more common that dairy
Tillamook, Or.
thia suit ami for atich other and further relief
Makes a Specialty of Manufactur­
Astoria & South Coast Railroad 11 years concern will carry out this idea.
as may acem meet to the Court.
farmers suspect. AcreHmeryor skimming
I T MAI LhBY.
ing all kinds of
ago. It is said that thev are buying up ! From Nehalem Bav, a branch would station usually has a patronage of at
Attorney fo the plain'iff.
C.
A.
BAILEY,
be
built
up
the
Nehalem
River
to
tap
the
S
rnbllalied
bv
order of Ju'lgr R. I*. Boiae. in
water front at Nehalem Bay. If Hunt- ¡
Saddles,
least 500 cows, belonging to say fifty
chambera at Halem, Ore., on the 22nd day of
DKALK« IN
heart
of
the
Nehalem
timlrer
districts.
ington’s plans have not been abandoned
April MM
STU DEBA KER WAGON
herds, and the milk of the entire number a
Collars,
H
by Mr. Harriman, work on theextension The object of this would Ire to interfere of cows is mixed cither in the receiving or a
imhek L and , A ct .J unr 3. 1R78.—N otick F or
OSBORNE MOWERS,
Pl’HI ICA I ION.
Carriage Trimmings.
from Sheridan to Astoria, via Tillamook with the Northern Pacific's project to
Buggies, h*y rukes, piova, 111.d ollie
United States Land u U mmg
skim milk vats, Should one of the 500 a
build
into
the
Nehalem
country
from
On gon « |v, gràMp*
City and Nehalem may be ordered almost
ÍHiiii
iiiHchbirry
You
<
hii
mbvc
cows l>e affected with this dead disease
April 29th teor
First Class Work Guaranteed
nii'iiey by dea ling with me,
any time. From Nehalem Bay. a branch Scappoose.
Notice 1* hereby giv n I »«I le owphance
with the whole batch
her
milk
mixed
Sperisi Prices on Bnggiew snd Spring uitii tin- p:o\iri- n- of th»- Mt <J
®i
In
Haliry
’
it
Warehouse
at
If
these
plans
are
carried
out,
Port
­
I
will be built up the Nehalem River to tap
I......
iH;h. entiih I
A t Set tor M*
would affect the whole and ail patrons
WngUllft.
Tillamook City.
<.f
in th»- -
the heart of the Nehalem country. The land will stand ' between the devil and who took the skim mdk would be liable a
U. A. BAILEY. T ìì I miikn .I c . G ip .
Oiegon, Nevada and W a‘■hili'--ton Territory," aa
object of this branch is to knock the the deep sea,” as it were, for the North, to introduce the disease in their herds by Í
< xtrnded Io alt die Public Land stales by act of
ern
road
would
pull
for
the
Sound,
and
Augliat 4. 189/
props from under the Northern Pacific s
FLETI HF.« N. W II.SON,
feeding
it
to
their
calves.
It
might
be
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Of Tilbimook. countv of Tillamook, State of
Department of the lnterior
proposed Nehalem road from Scappoose. the Southern would make the long haul argued that heating the milk betore it is
Oi »‘gon has I hia »lay filed in thia office his «woi n
Land
office
at
Oregon
City,
Or.
Thecarrying out of Huntington’s plans to San Francisco.
staicment No ÓZ97, tor the pu chaae of the Lo a
May 13th. I< m > i .
The Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook separated would kill the Imcilli. Not so,
I
Notice i* hereby given that the following 4 5, ft and 7 of se» No. ft. In Township No- 3 s.
by Mr. Harriman explains Harriman’s
for
the
degree
of
heat
necessary
to
kill
named nettlei has filed notice <»f hi* Intention «auge No 7 Went, and will oflet proof to allow
Railroad, which it is proposed will be
to make final proof in aiippoi t of his claim, and that the laud sought la moie valuable for ita
refusal about seven weeks ago to take
would scald the milk and reduce the bat.
BUBER AMD NAIHDRESSER.
that said proof will be made l»eforr the County Inn tier or stone than for iigrirultnriil pur|H>s< a,
the proposal of the Portland, Nehalem built in the near future, if capital can ter fat to oil.
< lerk of Tillamook <•<»., nt Tillamook, Oregon, and to establish his t laim Io wild land before
the Reg «ter and Receiver of Uns office at
■
be
interested,
it
is
said
would
overcome
on June 27th, iVOi. viz
SHAVING,
I1AIK
CTTTINf
& Tillamook Railway. The route sur-
On gon City, Orr.. 011 Wr.||n-*lny, the 24th day
A remedy clearly exists for this and
ARNF.R GBHRBT,
of July. » 01
lie name- as wiln* --» s
H. E. No. 11769. for the N
Ne tf . Aw K Xt
reveyed for the road was offered to h m this inevitable and disastrous result 0 that is the farm separator, where only
SHAMPOOING, ETC — and He '4 Nw W of • < I;, tf. X A, R. k W
David Martiny.Homer Ma«<»n. John Edwards,
if he would guarantee to build on it the lumlier industry of Portland, and the the milk made on the farm ;s mixed.
He name» the following witneaMN to prove Henry Aldei man, a 1 of TillRinook, Tillamook
promoters of this new line will use all
> hi« coiitlnuoua reaMence spoil and cultivation co.. O«eg<m.
within two years.
Any ami all persona claiming adversely ti.e
Electric Baths nicely fiftted up!
I of nald land vf*
possible endeavors to make their rord This milk is fed to the calves while
1
Robert Rich« da. Mareun Curl fame*» I’ntter- •bow described lands an- requested to Hie their
Now that Harriman has made a move
persons suffering with rhe ui
. still warm. The caseim is easily sepa.
claim« in this office on or betore said 24th day
| »«in and < ’harlea rea a, ol Blaine. O»e
i
of July, lyoi
C has . B M uorkr . Register.
upon the Nehalem country, the Nortl.ei n i.n assured fact.
Building next door to the Po
Forty-three miles from Portland into rated from the watery part of the mil's.
Cm«. IL M oores , Register.
Pacific mny lx expected to follow suit.
M c I ntosh & mcnair ,
HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA.
STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS.
PER
CENT
DISCOUNT ON ALL GROCERIES,
except flour and sugar.
Save your checks.
KING & KERREMANSr
CHAS. PETERSON.
WBarber
The Red Shoe
* House. *
Hot and Cold paths
For
P. F. BROWNE,
a
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Carbol i neu m Avenarius
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Harness
Making.
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EDGAR LATIMER,