Tillamook headlight., June 06, 1901, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 6, 1901
Circuit Court.
Figures Out Queer, Dosen’t It ?
latnook. If a better route can be found, J Barberry bark the past week.
Portland Still Beefing.
w ell «nd good, provided it struts from j Along came the mouth of Juneand with
Judge R. P.Boise will hold circuit court [TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.]
STOP tliat itching and
The Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific 1’ Portland. Wliat Portland does not w ent it a bunch of rain. If rain is all it has to [
in department No. 2 on Mouday next, John Doe and Richard Roe are patrons
1
and
Union
Pacific
have
a
hard
problem
is
diversion
of
the
Nehalem
aiidTillamook
bring, we hope ’twill return again.
and the cases on the docket are as fol. one day of A’s cheese factory ; their milk
Hair Falling out and Cure
to solve in the proposal of the Portland, traffic to the Northern Pacific at Scap­
U ncle S aul ’ s C ousin J ob .
low« ;
in quality, etc., are equal ; their united Nehalem & Tillamook to them to build poose or to the Southern l’acitic by way
DANDRUFF and Cause a
C. A E. Thayer, plaintiffs, vs. Jacob product of cheese for that day is lOOlbs.
Salmon River School
Vincenz, et al., defendant. Foreclosure This A sells for 11 cents per pound net, a joint line to the Nehalcin and Tilla­ of an extension from Slteridan. Port­
mook regions and make Portland the land is quite willing for the transconti­
ofchattled mortgage.
Joint district No. 47, Tillamook. No. 1
which yields them $5 50 each, but A has terminus of it. The offer gives Harri­ nental roads to give full consideration
Thomas Wilson, plaintiff, vs. Geo. W. only given them a 3 percent test on their
using
49, Lincoln co. Three months, March |
man the Whip Hand, for with his Union to their rights in this undertaking, but
Phelps, et al., defendant. Foreclosure of milk. This they consider an injustice
4th to May 24th.
and
Southern
Pacific
interests
he
would
it
insists
at
the
same
time
that
due
credit
ian«iMa»aiuMi«aM
mortgage.
No. enrolled, 11 ; average no. belong­
and won’t stand it. They “kick” and have two votes in the Portland-Nehalem be given its position as the chief city and
George E. Wethington, plaintiff, vs. A. straightway take their next day’s milk
ing, 8 ; average daily attendance, 7 ;
STURGEONS
•Company, while Hill would have only natural mart aud distributing point uf
P. Wilson, et al., defendant. Suit to to B’s factory, out of which B also makes
cases of tardiness, 8.
one for the Northern Pacific. Harriman the field.
quit title.
Visitors
—
W.
R.
Calkins,
Chas.
Read,
'
lOOlbs. of cheese, but finds a test of 4 can offer Hill community ownership in
“ It is not easy to predict wliat course P. W. Ryan, May Burton and wife, Mrs. I
Miles Warren, plaintiff, vs. M. B. Pet. per cent on their milk, over which Doe
the Nehalem country and await an an­ the community of ownership idea is like­
Mary Burton, Mrs. John Whiteman,
teys, et. al., defendant. Suit to fore­ and Roe are naturally jubilant, with
swer with the utmost complacency. If ly to take, if it is applied to the Nehalem
close mortgage.
these remarks. “I told you so,’’ “Justice Hill accepts he will be the minority in a l'lllauiook region, but one thing is certain Simeon Burton, Will Red berg, Lula Ryan,
S. Baxter, J. Dick and Henry Curl.
Wm. Carver, plaintiff in error, vs at last,’’ etc. Now B can’t make any
tripartite agreement to build a railroad, -Mr Harriman will throw away the key
M. L. H ampton , Teacher.
Rhoda Johnson,defendant in error. Writ better cheese for those patrons than did
and if he refuses it will be up to Harri­ to the situation if he rejects the direct
of review.
A, for it’s the same quality of milk, and, man to take whatever course he pleases. route from Portland. The line has been
Mrs. McKinley continues very weak.
W. A. Gage, plaintiff, vs. Hans therefore, can sell it for no more. But it
Warranted to do as re­
Whether Hill will want to put himself in surveyed, and from all accounts it is the Her condition is not greatly changed
Brooten, defendant. Suit to establish ' so happened in the course of business in
a position which will be dominated by best grade obtainable, and offers the ad from that of last week, but each day
presented,
or money
line.
this case that he succeeded in securing a Harriman is one of the enteresting ques­ vantages of low cost of construction and
funded. Price 50c.
Joseph E. Gre:n, plaintiff, vs. Mary net of only 10 cents per pound, or $5.00 tions of the present railroad situation. cheap operation. If liarrituan decides that elapses without a gain in strength
lessens her power of recuperation. The
Green Cowing, et al., defendant. Suit each, to the patrons for that day with a
The only certain feature is that if a com­ to go elsewhere with bis road the direct complaint which came near ending her
for petition.
Prepared only by
4 per cent test, against $5.50 each the munity of ownership road is not built route w ill still tie open for iudependei. t
life in San Francisco is still present. It
Henry Hamilton, plaintiff, vs. Chas. L. day previous at A’s factory and only a 8 more than one line will go into the Ne­
effort. Whoever controls the direct route is in a slightly less aggravated form, but
S. J. STURGEON.
Barrett, defendant. Foreclosure.
per cent test. Doe and Roe get together halem.
on substantially the line selected by the gives the physicians and the President
Prescription Druggist.
John D. Keerscheiter, plaintiff, vs J. C. the next Sunday, compare factory state,
There are indications that Harriman is Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook will get much concern.
Mrs. McKinley has
Bewley, et al., defendant. Foreclosure. ments and “Wonder what in h---- 1 is the not so positive that the best route into
TILLAMOOK
the cream of the traffic, no matter how shown remarkable vitality, but her ill­
S. W. Iler, plaintiff, vs. Oak Nolan, I matter, anyhow.’’
D airyman .
Nehalem and Tillamook is by an exten­ many roads may be built from Scappoose ness has so reduced her strength as to
adm., et al., defendant. Foreclosure.
sion from Sheridan along the coast to or Sheridan."
leave her very feeble indeed. It is feared
Clara E. Keller, plaintiff, vs. Frank E.
TILLAMOOK WEATHER.
Tillamook City and Nehalem Bay. Let­
that unless a change for the better soon
>OTH'K TO < ItEIIITOltH.
Keller, defendant. Suit for divorce.
NETARTS.
ters written from Portland have called
Temperature.
manifests itself, herstrength may become
Ladd & Tilden, plaintiffs, vs. Wm. Olsen,
Not
ce
hereby given that tiie undersigned
Maxi- Mini­
Rain­ Mr. Harriman’s attention to the fact
Mr. Walfogel and family, of Tillamook, so near exhausted as to leave her w ith­ hiuleen is duly
appointed by the Cauutv Court
et al., defendant. Suit to set aside a
mum.
mum.
Mean.
fall. that a direct line from Portland to Ne­ are camping on the beach for a few days. out rallying power.
of ti e State of Oregon, for Tillamook ('ounty,
administrator of the estate of Herman Brown,
deed.
.
53
.
.
46
.
.
49.1
..
0.04
halem,
substantially
following
the
route
1 1 •
There is quite a number of campers on
used. All uersons hat ing claims against
Designer Watson is greatly worried by dec,
John K. Lester, plaintiff, vs. Frank S. 2 . . 52 . . 43 . . 47.1 .. 0.04
said estate are hereby required to present the
selected by the Portland, Nehalem &Til- the beach at present.
. 41.1 ..
criticisms passed on his workmanship on same to me. with proper vouchers as by law re­
T.
Fairhurst, et al., defendant. Suit to 3 . . 52 . . 31
at the office of B. t,. Eddy, attorney-at-
Mr. Higgens, second-assistant kee|x?r the challenger. He told Sir Thomas quited,
4 . . 55 . . 39 . . 47.0 ..
0.02 lamook, would not only give the Union
law, Tillamook City. Oregon, within six mouths
elicit deed.
5 . . 57 . . 35 . . 46.0 .. 0.01 Pacific the key to the situation, but the of Cape Meares Light-house, was down Lipton he did not place any value on the from tile date hereof. Dated this t6th day of
Ellen Mitchell, plaintiff, vs. Harry 6 . . 60 . . 44 . . 52.0 ..
May, Wot.
T.
call on the traffic. Still, nothing has oc Sunday.
FRANK SEVERANCE,
result of the trial races on the European
Mitchell, defendant. Suit for divorce.
7 . . 56 . . 38 . . 47.0 ... 0 04 cured to show that Harriman will adopt
Administrator Estate of Herman Brown,
James
West
came
in
one
day
last
week
side. He built the jaeht with an eye to
deceased.
Annie Nelson, plaintiff, vs. Louis Nel­ 8 . . 54 . . 44 . . 49.0 .. 0.32 the direct line. An effort has been made
to visit his father, Mr. E. West.
9 . . 59 . . 45 . . 52.0 .. 0.65
American sailing conditions, and noth­
son, defendant. Suit for divorce.
NVIHMONN.
to
have
him
view
the
situation
in
this
10 . . 63 . . 43 . . 53.0 ... 0.01
Mrs. Easter went to Tillamook the ing has happened to alter his judgment
R. D. Peckham, plaintiff, vs. Wilson 11 . . 64 . . 51 . . 57.1 ... T.
Department No. 2.
light of his own interests, but whether he first of the week visiting.
that she will prove the fastest challenger In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon, for
River Boom Toll Road and Improve­ 12 . . 63 . . 49 . .. 56.0 ... 0.06 will do so is another thing. The South­
Mr. Elmer Hall has purchased a cream he ever sent across. Captain Sycamore
the County of Tillamook, SS.
ment Co., et al., defendants. Receiver 13 . . 58 . . 47 . . 52.1 ... 0.00 ern Pacific is reported to be looking
separator for his dairy. Success to him. expressed entire agreement with this Kuntt Shaw, va. plaintiff,
14 . . 59 . . 46 . . 52.1 ... 0.00
ship.
D. R. Shaw, defend «nt.
15 . . 62 . . 49 . . 55.1 .. 0.06 again into the feasibility of bringing the
view. He says if he and Watson had had To the above named defendant :
Euna Shaw, plaintiff, vs. D. R. Shaw, 16 . . 60 . . 50 . . 55 0 ... 3.56 traffic to the Tillamook-Nehalem region
NEHAIEM.
In «he name of the State of Oregon : You are
their way the challenger would have hereby
defendant, suit for divorce.
.. 51.0 .. 0.35 by way of Hillsboro and Oswego. This
17 . . 57 . . 45
reaired to ap|>ear and
J answer the com-
plaint
flleu against
r-------------------
----------- you in th»
the above entitled
been
taken
across
the
Atlantic
when
she
18 . . 58 . . 41 . . 49.1 ... 0.06
The tug Vosburg arrived in with the
suit, on or before six week« from the date of the
would land the freight at Jefferson street
.
49.1
...
.
42
.
0.20
19
.
.
57
.
was
launched
to
be
tuned
up
there,
but
first publication of this summons, to-wit, on or
Real Matate Transfers.
¡20 . . 61 . . 41
. 51.0 ... 0.10 depot, which is a mile south of the Union barge on Wednesday last. She left next Lipton did not want this, as his only before June 6, 1901. and if v«»u fail to answer for
want «hereof, tbe plaintiff will apply to the
21 . . 60 . . 48 . . 54.0 ... 0.10 Central station and transcontinental day for Astoria and returned the follow,
for a decree dirolvlng the marriage con­
John Erickson to Wisconsin Invest, 22 . . 59 . . 40 . . 49.1 ... 0.36
ing day with another donkey engine for chance of getting the King as his guest court
tract now existing between you and plaintiff,
terminal
facilities.
Why
the
Southern
was to have the Solent trials. They and for the care and custody of your minor
meat Co., Se Vi of Ne *4, sec. 9 and Sw 14 23 . . 58 . . 43 . . 50 1 ... 0.37
the
logging
camp.
She
then
loaded
with
persists in the course when it can have
were accordingly arranged. Watson children, Sadie Shaw and Fied Shaw, and for
of Nw 14 and lots 5 and 6, sec. 10, tp. 24 . . 72 . . 39 . . 55.1 .. T.
25 . . 76 . . 43 . . 59.1 ... 0.00 Nehalem freight delivered to it at Hills­ salmon for S. Elmore and left again for disapproved of them from the first. He costs.
This lummoiiR is nerved upon you by publica­
3 N. R. 8 W.
26 . . 77 . . 51 . . 64.0 ... 0.00 boro with a road to the Union depot by Astoria.
tion in tiie Tillamook Headlight, by order of
blames the hurry with which the boat the Hon. G. W. Sappington. Judge of theCounty
H. H. Aiderman, sheriff, to Wm. Bat- 27 . . 59 . . 52 . . 55.1 ... 0.02
Duncan
Cheeholm
and
his
men
have
all
way of Fourth street is a mystery. Per­
Court tor said county, done at Chambers at
terson, tax deed, lot 1 in block 6, Tohl’s 28 . . 57 . . 50 . . 53.1 ... 0.00
the logs on the Kinney claim yarded out was fitted in order to bring them off. Tillamook City, in said county and state, and
29 . . 67 . . 47 . . 57 0 ... 0.01 haps the Southern has not yet given up ¡tnd most of them in the water. The The accident and indifferent performances <iated April 24, I90I. First publishing being
add. to Tillamook City.
made A, ril 25, 1901.
47 . . 57.1 ... 0.00 its idea of connecting the Union depot .
will cost Lipton another$35,bOO to send
U.S. to David A. lunes. N 14 of Nw 14 30 . . 68 . . . 44
A. W. SEVERANCE,
.. . 54.1 ... 0.00 and the Oswego road by a franchise on fallers are now at work on the Bales tim­
31 .. . 65 .
Attorney for plaintiff.
Shamrock
II.
to
Sandy
Hook,
but
ex
­
and N Vi of Ne 14 in sec. 22, tp. 1 S, R. 8
ber
across
the
river.
Sum. 1878 ... 1373.... . 163.4 .... 6.38 Front street.—Oregonian.
pense never deterred him doing anything
W. ; same to Nelson P. Wheeler.
BUMMONS.
to assist in enabling him to lift the cup. fn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
William Ryan to Nelson P. Wheeler, MeanG0.5 ... 44.9....
CAPE MEARES.
52.7..... 0.00 Portland Wants to Hog Tillamook.
the County of Tillamook.
Nw Vt of sec. 21, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
S ummary .—Mean temp., 52.7 ; Max.
Clarit E Keller, plaintiff,
Misses Simeral and Alice Nelson ai.d
TO l’RWVENT DECAY.
Wells Gilbert to Olean Land Co., quit temp., 77 ; date, 26th. Min. temp.,
vx.
Suit for divorce.
Probably it will not be long before it Mr. Higgins spent Sunday at short
Frank K. Keller, defendant.
claim deed, Se Vi of Se Vi of sec. 4 and 31; date, 3rd. Total precip , 6.38 is known whnt action the railroad com. !
To Frank K. Keller, the above named de­
Wosd Preserver Used by Uncle Sum on
beach.
fendant.
N Vi of Ne Vi and Sw Vi of Ne ’/*, sec. 9. ¡nci,es . snowfall, 0 ; number of days panics will take on the proposition of a
Yamhill Hiver Work.
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
Fred Mills came in to visit his claim,
tp. 1 S, R. 7 N.
I clear, 2 ; partly cloudy. 3; cloudy, 26. direct line from Portland to Tillamook,
hereby required to be and appear before the
returning
Tuesday.
«lerlt« ot Avenarius Carboltaeum Itev- above named Court to hold at Tillamook City,
U.S. to Chas. H. Libbv, S ’4 of Ne Vi ’ Dates of frost-Light,'2. 3, 5. 6, 23 and for the Oregonian in an editorial on
('ounty of TillHinook, State of Oregon, within
‘ of r ' hail,
" 22 and
----1
Al. Biggs drove some cattle to Barne.
oanlxed by National. State and
and S Vi of Nw H of sec. 23, tp. 1 N.R. i?0. Killing. 0 Dates
nix w«*eka from the (late of the first publication
<>f till« summons and answer tlx* complaint Ot
23 ; sleet, 0 ; th. storms, 0 ; auroras, 0. Monday says :
gat on Monday.
Municipal Governments.
7 W.
th«* plaintiff, in the above entitled suit, in
Prevailing wind—Direction, S. W.
i "The visit of President Hays, of the Ezra Hauxhurst went to the city Tues­
piailitifl prats for the dissolution of the
i The fame of Avearius Carbolineum which
U.S. tojonas Hauer, Sw X> sec- 26, tp.
Remarks—T. Trace. 2.52 inches of Southern Pacific, offers a favorable op- day.
n arriage contract now existing between plain­
I I.as steadily extended, as the only bona tiff and defendant, and If you tail so to appear
1 N, R. 8 W.
rain in 12 hours, 16th.
portunity for settling the terms upon
Capt. Geo. Hunt wras at the hub on ' --
tide
of wood,
since —
its - tliscov- and answer the plaintilf will apply to the Court
— preserver
• ’ ■ —.....................
.......... —------------
U.S. to Jehiel Forest, Ne Vi, sec. 26, tp.
24-th—At noon, 91° in shade. The first which a railroad shall be built co the
for the relief demanded tn the complaint, to-
t-ry in Gt*riiiany thirty years Jig”. It has wlt
Monday
last.
For a deci re dissolving (lie bonds of
of summer signs.
1 N, R. 8 W.
___
____________
all teatHof
climate. ____
Holl ___
and I water mony now existing between plaintiff and
Nehalem and Tillamook districts. Mr.
Mr. Asp returned from tin lighthouse 1 stood
C
apt . J oseph J. D awson ,
feudant herein, and thus you pay the costs o,
sod
steadily
lived
down
all
pretended
O. Young to C. H. Hicks, lots 12.
Hays represents the Harriman interests on Friday.
this suit and for such other and further relief
Voluntarv Observer.
rivals. Today it is not only employed as
block 1, Cone & McCoy's addition to
may seem meet to the Court.
in California, and particularly in the
————————
A pleasant surprise was given to Axel in all countries for the preservation of
1. T. MAULSBY,
Bay City.
I Southern Pacific. Mr. H irriman has in­ Nelson on his 48th birthday, when the wood used for household articles such as
Attorney for the plaintiff
List
of
Tillamook
Teachers.
Published by order of Judge R P. Boise, in
U.S. to Lem Parker, N li of Ne
Se
terests in Oregon which are represented guesis were Mr. and Mrs. C. Lindquest, houses, barites, fences, etc., but the na­ chambers,
at Salem, (he , on the 2/nd of
tional governments, Isillt of Europe and April, I9 I. the h 1 at publication being made
34 of Ne 34 and Ne Vi of Se Vi, sec. 24, tp
Names and addresses of teachers ent. primarily by the Oregon R iilroad & Navi Miss Stella Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. America, have recognized its value in in
the Tillamook Headlight on April 25, 19ol.
2 S. R. 8 VV.; same to Nelson P. Wheeler. ployed in the schools of Tillamook co. gation Company, and secondarily by its
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. J W. Heagney I saving public constructions from decay.
John Svenson to Hans Heisei, V, acre j Numbers refer to district in which the connecting lines. A conference between
BUM
and Miss Simeral, when ail spent a plea­ Following their examplecitiesand coun­
ties have also adopted avenartus carbo- In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
in sec. 19, tp. 1 S, R. 9 W.
the representatives of the Harriman pro­ sant evening.
teacher is employed.
Tillamook Count).
lineutn for bridges, pavements, etc . and
P. D. Shackelford to F. R. Beals, lots
perties, the business men of Partland
Marvin Hodgdon and Marion Phelps, the leading ship builders and railroad F. Botefuhr, doing bu Incan a* i
1— Prof. E. M. Haley........ Tillamook.
I
F. Botefuhr tk < o., plaintiff, |
6 and 14, of sec. 6, tp. 3 S, R. 10 W.
and the officers of the corporation which of Netarts, caine home Sunday.
companies have shown their faith in its
vs.
>
„—Miss A. Tinnerstet........ Tillamook.
W. G Howell to The Astoria Co., S Vi
has projected an independent line to Ne­
merits by treating ship timbers cars, Charles II. Smith and Helen |
2— Miss Maud Belshe........ Tillamook.
Smith,
defendants.
J
telegraph holes and ties with tbe satne To Charles II Smith and Helen Smith, the
of N Vi of sec. 3, N >4 of N Vi and Sw >4 of
halem and Tillamook is in order. Pro!>-
BARNEGAT.
3— Mrs. U. Woodbury....... Bay City.
never failing preventative against cli­
above named defendants;
sec. 10 tp. 3 N, R 10 W.
ably Hie transcontinental lines will do
4— Miss Pearl White........... Woods.
matic decay and rapacious wood boring
Al.
Biggs
has
moved
to
Barnegat
and
In the name of the State of Oregon : Y u and
Carl Wallin to D. A. Blodgett, Se Yt,
what suits them, regardless of what may
each of you are hereby i eq aired to appear and
vermin,
both
of
land
and
water.
5— Miss Gladys Newell......Nehalem.
filed against you In the
sec. 30, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
lie said or done at the conference, but at will help is brother Bert log this summer.
Great ixaliea move slowly, and only answer the complaint
6— Miss Carrie Judd.......... Oretown.
cause on or before July IX, 19oi,
Andy Heeter, of Woods, is working at act alter mature deliberation. It may above-entitled
John Williams to D. A. Blodgett, E ’4
the
same
time
Portland
is
entitled
to
be
which is the time fixtd by the court for the
7— Miss Pearl Briscoe........Netarts.
therefore lie safely stated thut govern­ final publication of this ar ■ iMm (Uul L
Barnegat.
of Se *4. sec. 17 and E Vi of Ne % of sec.
lieai-d.
which time you are require .<4 to appear an
8— Mr. Ray L. Antrim....... Beaver.
George Elliott went to the city last ments and cm Derations did not employ answer
herein, publication i, of this Miaimon
20, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
"Apparently
the
most
sensible
solution
avenariiis carl oliiieuin until fully con­ being made
9— Prof. B. 0. Snuffer....... Tillamook.
once a *.<*
ek for six aurcesalv
Monday.
M. H. Larsen to D. A. Blodge'.t, Ne 14,
of
the
problem
is
for
the
three
transcon
­
vinced
ot
its
money
saving
as
well
as
weeks, the first publication
oil ...
made oa Jaae
„—Mrs. E. D. Severance..... Tillamook.
Frank Devine made a trip to the hub wtasl preserving qualities, l’riyate in­ 6tli, I90I And . if ...........
you . fail t ,-t ww sw
sec. 20, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
tinental
lines
in
interest
—
the
Union
Pa-
answer, for want thsieof,
„—Mrs. Hayes................... Tillamook.
dividuals desirous of lengthening the life apply to the Com t for ju<1g nit'ii I gga iih I you in
on Thursday.
Dwight H. Thomas to D. A. Blodgett,
„—Miss K. S. Myers. ..t...... Tillamook. ' cific and Southern Pacific, controlled by
the »uni <>f I1K63.41, f«>gether w th inter««« there­
Bert and Al. Biggs went to Hobson. | ' of woial work and at the same time cur­ on
Sw Yt, sec. 24. tp. 2 N. R. 7 W.
the Northern Pacific,
rate of ten per cent per annum from
Harriman,
and
tailing exis-nses, need not fear to follow May at I5 he
„—Miss Ruth Cooper....... Tillamook.
li, IMO, and for such fur her lum as the
ville on Saturday.
Albert Marolf to D. A. Blodgett, Nw
present
directorate
by
the
precedents
established.
controlled
in
its
Court shall adjude reasonable a* attorney's fees,
10—Miss Dora High............ Tillamook.
Mr. Baker, of McMinnville, will teach
Recent local examples proving the together with the costs and disbursements or
V4, sec. 27, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
Hiil—to agree to build a joint line with
12— Miss Minnie Nelson....... Nestocton.
action, and ordering and directing the
trillli of the alsivo statements are not this
Gust Nelson to D. A. Blodgett, Sw 14, 1
terminus. Should the the Barnegat school this summer.
property hereinafter described to be
Portland
as
the
13— Miss Susie Judd........... Hebo.
wanting. The reconstructed Madison attached
sold lo itatiafy the said judgment.
sec. 22, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
Ire
unwilling
to
be
a
Northern
Pacific
street bridge in Poitland has I mm - ii treat­ Von are further notified that the plaintiff in
14— Miss Maude Hargrove...Garbaldi.
ELAINE.
entitled taction ha* caused to l>e at­
Edgar T. Latimer to D. A. Blodgett,
party to a three-fold agreement for the
ed with avenariiis carbolineum, as Ims (healxfTc
in tins action the following <lescritH*d
15— Miss Belle Burton........Foley.
also tbe pavement at the intersection of tached
E Vi of Sw *4, Sw >4 of Sw 14 and Se Vi ;
reason
that
it
would
be
a
minority
holder
real proper!) and all of your l ight, title and in­
Here
we
are
again,
after
a
large
frost
17— Miss Emily Horgan..... Trask.
terest therein, to wit Ths Se quarter of the Ne
ofNw Yt. sec. 21, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
Harriman should go ahead and build on which swept through our country aud four streets in that city where the heavi­ quarter
becUon Had the S half of the Nw
18— Miss Grace Craven..... Neskowin.
est street car and wagon traffic converge. quarter, of
and the Hw quarter of the Nw quarter
S. W. Elliott to Chas. R. Ostrander, 40
his
own
aoconut.
The
Northern
.Pacific
1 nipped the tomatoes and beans ; and, I The latter use of the compound was of Section 9, township 1 South. Range B Weat of
19— Prof. Lrster Geer..........Oretown.
has a certain interest, from a railroad • oh, how the old women threatened Old made at the earnest solicitation of street Willernet a Meridian.
acres.
20— Prof. David Baxter.... Dolph.
ill* inteieat of Helen Smith, as heir at law
car managers who confidently l<s>k for of All
W. S. Runyan, bv sheriff, to S. V.
G W. Fearnafde, deceased, III and to the fol­
21— Prof. John Blough....... Sand Lake. point of view, in the territory to be de­ ' Saul should he chance to visit here again. gratifying results.
lowing described real property :
Anderson. S Vi of Ne 14 and S Vi of Nw 14 22— Mrs. N. M. Ginn........... Cloverdale.
veloped. but its interest is not so grest as
Dee Moon returned from Sheridan last
The gentlemen in charge of the United
Commencing at low water line of Nehalem
Harrlman'e. Its mileage in Oregon la | week with his cousin, Mrs. Lady.
ata point 5U feet up eaid river from north
and lots 2, 3 and 4 of sec. 2, tp 2 S, R. 23— Miss Bella Watt........... Tillamook.
State« engineer department for Oregon river
point of a lot formerly owned by C. Fye, thence
small compared with the vast trackage
8 W.________
Mrs. Marie Smith closed a very success- are now applying avenerius cartiolineuni following said low water line up stud river ft»
24— Miss Grace Ford........... Balm.
to the dams and lock work on the Yam­ feet, theme in a north wester ly direction loo
of Hie Union and Northern Pacific. Its I ful term of school last Friday.
[The transfer in «previous issue of pro-1 25— Prof. W. A. Petteys..... Tillamook.
hill river, a flattering tribute to its merits feet, thence in a sou h wra erly direction 39
interest in Portland is not so great as that
feet thence south easterly to Nehalem river to
Mi. Curl has moved his family to Ab. which was certainly not extended until point
pertv belonging to J. D. Jones to Lee 26— Miss Ida Watson......... Spruce.
of l»eainning
of the Union Pacific und Southern Pa­ Orient’* place.
All Illi«-» mid angles In said description to
searching investigation satisfied the au
Laughlin was an error mid should not 27— Mrs. Marie A. Smith.... Blaine.
conform to Hues and angles in survey of town
thorilitw
that
it
was
a
measure
of
prac
­
cific,
and
the
traffic
it
would
get
from
Monroe Switser came in from Willa­
have appeared amongst the transfers.]
of Nehalem, in lot 3 section sj, town.hip 3
28— Prof. G. A. Walker........ Nehalem.
Nibalem and Tillamook is not to be mina to visit with his sister, Mr*. Seth tical economy.
North, Range 10 West
I
29— Miss W. Schollmeyer.... Nehalem.
With such examples before them it
All the interest of defendant. Helen Smith,
weighed In the same scale with that i Moon.
as
at law of G W Fearnside. dec eased in
Taking for his text the words‘ Emperor 30— Mrs. Lillie Buell............ Netarts.
would ap|H Hi' that the individtml la fisrl- and heir
to lot H section 16 township 1 Hollth, Matige
which
would
be
the
share
of
the
other
ish
and
th«
official
almost
culpalrla
who
I Our supervisor, Perl Coulson, has been
McKinley,” W. J. Bryan gave out an ex­ 31— Miss Marie Bradley..... Bay City.
jo West Willamette Meridian
J and 4, block 1 in Tillamook Cily, Iren
two roads.
i filling some very bad mud holes the past does not protect Ins own. or the taxpay- I go Ixrts
tended statement bearing on theSnpreme „—Miss Mildred Lister..... Bav City.
feet off south end
What are known as
er a packets by using this com|»iund, | • Referee
Portland'« right to a direct line has week.
Tide Lota Number j nud 4,”in lilla-
Court decision in the insnlar cases. Mr. 32— Miss Grace Bellinger..... Beaver.
thus saving from dveny, sml lengthening mook City,
according to map recorded on page
|
Edwin
Browning
was
down
from
Hebo
been
staled
to
Mr.
Harriman
in
the
cor-
Brvan frankly admits that the court’s 33— MissjAlice Porter .........Wilson.
the life of all frame strut lures for w bicli ( 64of book d of record of deeds for Tillamook
respomlence of his representatives in shaking ha mis with old friends and tell- thus saving from decay, anal lengthening ( outrty, Oregon
verdict is extremely distasteful to him, 38— Miss Lena M. Miller.... Tillamook.
Thia summons is publi-hed by order of the
I
ing
how
he
caught
his
mule
by
placing
a
the
life of all frame structures for which lion.
Portland, and in the pro|s«al of the Port
G W dsppmgtun, Count) Judge of Tilla­
and the language heemploys is more vig­ 39— Miss Ida M. High......... Nehalem.
lie is individualy <»r officially responsi mook County
loop
over
the
trail.
Along
came
Jack
laud.
Nehalem
A
Tillamook
to
the
trans
­
orous than is customary. even for him. 40— Prof. L. H. Baker........ Barnegat.
Made on tne Xiatday of May. I90!
l>le.
PAXT g N.
REACH A
continental road«. He ought by thia time with his ears down, but when the rope
Fisher Tin arsen at Co., of Portland, | CI.AUDK THAYER
He boldly declares that the Supreme 41— Miss Ora Ladd.............. Spruce.
HIMON,
to have • thorough understanding of the liegan to tighten up. why, the animal Or., are sade Pacificcaaast agents for ave '
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Court has joined hands with the Presi­ 43—Miss Verna Simeral.... Tillamook.
publication, Jnueo. 19*1
situation. As lie is morally bound to thought he had l>ecn caught bv the latest nuriua carbolineum, ami ir can Is- faiund j First
dent and Congress in an effort to change 44_ Miss R.M. Robinson...... Dolph.
l^st publication, July IB, 190I
at W ade A BlUG«*, Tillamook, Or.,
invention.
protect
the
revenue
of
the
Southern
Pa
our form of Government, and he calls on 45— Miss Fannie Smith........ Beaver.
who will gladly supply information re­
A fur buyer was »hrongh our midst garding
its accomplishments.
the people to repudiate his verdict. Mr. 46— Miss M. Schollmeyer ... Holwonville. cific a« well IU that of tiie Union Pacific,
ho ha« a delicate question t<> decide, as gathering up furs.
Pry n says, in part: “By a vote of |five 47_ Miss M. L. Hampton ...Emma.
c. A. BAILEY
W’ill Thun came down from Honey
Nehalem and Tillamock are legitimately
to lorr, the Supreme Court has declared ,
DKAI.RM IN
tbe territory of both oflheeeroed» Uoion Bearvillc and informed us how he caught
President McKinley Emyteror of Porto
FIRE INSURANCE.
STUDEEAKER WAGON
Pacific iuter.et« ap|a-ar to require a a swarm of bee*. It happened that they
Rico, and, aecor i ig to the p ess dis.
direct line from Portland, and 8<miliern lit in a fir tree abont a hundred feet high. .
OSHORNE MOWERS,
J. S. STEPHENS,
patches the Emperor has gladly and,
Pacific interests eith«T a half partnership so up went Fred with a lire hive, climb 1 General Banking and Exchange bu*i- BuggiM, li.y r»kM, plow., m.d otli.
FOB THE
g ate fully accepted the title conferred
farm in.cliitn-ry. You cn «.ve
HOME MUTUAL and LONDON I & in the direct line or a «atisfactory diet, ing very careful till he reached the het*
N«M
upon him by the highest judicial tribunal
money by <le«ling with in.,
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSlRANCE
»ion of tiie traffic In »uggeetiou a direct when they started one bv two into the
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­
COMPANIES.
of the land."
Speci.l Price, on Huggie. and Spring
! line, The Oregonion does not wish to be II -e.
many, Sweden, ami all foreign countries Wagon*.
Agent for North West School Supply understood aa championing tbe route
Dee Moon and Worthy Lady have
Oar Clubbing Hate«.
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
Company,
Notary
TILLAMOOK. ORE
Headlight and the Examiner........
| »elected by the Portland, Nehalem A r - pealed something less than 1,000 lbs. of
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
Headlight & Thrice-a.Week WorlJ
1
May.
ARNICA
BRILLIANTINE.
of
C. & E. Thayer