Tillamook headlight., June 06, 1901, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 6, 1901
* Attention !
Attention ! * • *
Your Attention is Called to the BARGAINS Offered Below :
b O y ' s ^V ITS, 'sizes from fa to 20. No SHODDY GOODS5 Made of Clay, Worsted, Mixed Cashmere, and Fine Thibet. A BARGAIN at $5.00 and $6.00, choice, per suit I3.15.
85 BOY’S SUITS' stricklv all WOOL, Oregon Cashmere, sizes from 12 to 20, worth $7.00 and $7. o while they last, CHOICE per SUIT $490.
WORSTFn
65 EXTRA HIGH GRADE SUITS, made of Albany, Salem and Brownsville Woolen Mills, in sizes from 12 to 20, well worth $10 per Suit. Choice of the lot, $5.90. LINE WOKS 1 LI)
and SILK FINISHED SUITS at astonishing low prices.
,
.
MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS at $4.90, $5-9» and $6.90.
FINE DRESS SUITS $6.90 $7.90, *8.40, $9.00 and $10. Worth nearly double the money
are TTS at U to
150 MEN’S, LADIES’ and MISSES MACKINTOSHES to be closed out ata sacrifice. A large assortment of CAPES, JACKETS, SKIR1S, SUIISaud HR LOLLAKU1 lb at /3 to
l/ lower in price than what you would have to pay East.
A fine and large assortment of DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS, COTTON and SILK SKIR I \\ AIS I S at way down prices.
CALL AT ONCE AND GET FIRST CHOICE, as our Stock is Moving out fast.
Respectfully yours,
A
JACOBSON
ORIGINATORS OE HIGH GRADE GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
D.
NAYBERGER, Manager.
&
CO
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Whole number enrolled, 25 ; whole keeping the road, and give the under­
hie person for ten years who would keej
number of days attendance, 449’^; taking to secure the performar.ee thereof
the r >ad in repair.
as provided in said Title III of Chapter
Rates of toll for the Big Nestucca Toll whole number of days absence, 241/2 ; Ixxvi., of the Miscellaneous Laws of
whole number of times late, 10.
Oregon.
Mr. Clark came in from Woods and is Ro«id were established as follow s :
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon, this
Roll of Honor—Bernice Warren and
50c.
For two wheel vehicle ..
now assistingin Clough’s drug store.
We desire to submit to your careful consideration some state-
5th day of June, 1901.
Lola Smith.
25c.
For saddle or pack horse
H omek M ason ,
Mr. Shackelford came in on the stage
j
ments
of fact.
M ildred S ybil L ister , Teacher.
10c.
For loose stock ................ <
County Ckr: of Tillamook!
on Wednesday with his son, Mr. P. D.
Some months ago a few Portland business men, who know
.025
For sheep or hops, each..
County,
Oregon.
Advanced Department.
Shackelford, of Hillsboro.
I what the oil field of California had done for that state, and who
Whole number enrolled, 21; whole
Messrs. A. W. Fletcher and G. S. Rich, Grants Another Water Franchise.
were anxious to find out if the Coast Range mountains in Oregon
Told
Out
of
Court.
number of days attendance, 373 ; whole
tirdson were in from Oretown on Tues­
' were not as promising in oil indications as the Coast Range moun­
number
of
days
absence,
12
;
whole
num
­
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
on
day : also Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Porter.
An old gentleman walked into the pro­ tains of California, engaged the services of two professional oil land
I Monday evening a letter was read from ber of times Lite, 0.
secutor’s office in Kansas City with an air
M. Susman and sous, of Astoria, were
Roll of Honor—Alice Bevington, Mary
experts and sent them intoWestern Oregon to examine the territory.
' Mr. H.J. Withey asking for a franchise
of serious importance and consulted. As­
in the citv this week and gathered up a
I to put in a new iron pipe water system, Lederer, Frank Warren, Margaret Watt,
sistant Prosecutor Kelly about a young These experts, Mr. P. W. Francis and Mr. G. P. Brown, first ex­
Land of 40 head of cattle and left with
giving a pressure of 80 pounds to the Sadie Watt.
them this morning.
man who persisted in making love to his plored the county around Clatskanie and the upper Nehalem region,
M arie M erriman B radlev ,
square inch and the system to be com­
and were both highly pleased with the indications and with the
daughter.
Portland wholesale merchants don’t pleted in six months. Other features in
Principal.
formation. They were both, however, strongly impressed by the
“That’s no crime,” said Mr. Kelly.
believe in reciprocity, for they want to the letter were that he would furnish the
Monthly report of School District No.
“Well, maybe not. But isn’t there [ fact that both surface indications and the oil-rock formation be­
hog the trade from Tillamook county, city with water free of cost for municipal
some law to keep him from making love came more and more promising as they neared the Lower Nehalem
but not being content with 1 cent per I | purposes, charge 50c. for each faucet, $1 10, closing Mav 24, 1901.
No. pupils registered, 44; no. days to her?”
pound for handling Tillamook cheese, | I for patent water closets, and would
j and the Tillamook County. Returning to Portland, they so reported.
they declare they won’t do so any longer [ make no charge for water used on lawns taught, 20 ; no. days attendance. 769 ; | “None that I ever heard of,” said Mr. At this stage Mr. Brown was called away on business in another
unless they receive 1’/a cents We wonder I j or street sprinkling. This is a synopsis no. days absence, 56 ; times late, 1 ; i Kelly. “Are his intentions honorable?” | field, and Mr. Francis, taking with him Mr. E. S. McCoy, a Pen­
“Yes, sir,” was tho answer. “He is so
whether they are going to make the | i of the letter received by''Mr. R. M. Wat­ average no. belonging, 41; average
nsylvania oil man of long experience, made a field exploration
same raise for handling the products | son and handed to the city council, with daily attendance, 38 ; visitors during the anxious to marry her that he’s been try­
about
the mouth of the Nehalem and around Tillamook Bay, the
month,
6.
ing
to
pawn
his
watch
to
get
money
for
i
from other parts of the state, or is it a the proviso that the city pass an ordi­
result
was the leasing ofabout ioo acres, and the formation of a
Those
neither
tardy
nor
absent
:
Nae-
th
e
license.
”
starter to make the farmers pay in an in­ nance right away. City Attorney Eddy
direct manner toward building the cen­ had talked with Mr. H.J. Withey over oma and Edna Young, Edwin and
I company in Portland, iucoporated under the name of the Tillamook
The docket of a justice of the peace in Paraffine Oil Company, with the following well-known gentlemen
tennial in Portland in 1905 ? Tillamook the long distance telephone in,Portland Stanley Boxuist, Lizzie Erickson, Alvin.
Michigan states the following finding: ( as officers and directors:
Mabel
and
Lillie
Wicklund,
Alfred
and
will have to build a steamer and do all that day, with the result that he had
its trading with San Francisco or the drawn up an ordinance empowering the Erick Gulstrom, Louie, Freddie and •‘Plaintiff proved an account of $29.49.
President, H. S. Rowe, Mayor of Portland ; Vice President J.
Almeda Eklof, Lotta and Tommy Price, Defendant did not prove his set off by a
Sound cities vet.
mayor and the president of the council Emma and Naemi Swenson, Erick Wil­ preponderance of evidence, leaving his A.Taylor, of the firm of Honeyman & McBride, Portland ¡Treasurer,
We have even moulded the opinion of to enter into ati agreement for a water
rights thereto indefinite, but in equity I Samuel Connell, President of the Northwestern Door Co. and Presi­
son.
D ora E. H igh , Teacher.
the Tillamook Herald in regard to the franchise for 30 years in accordance with
have estimated the same at $17.50.” On dent of the Board of Trade of the city of Portlaud; Directors M. J.
I
railroad situation, for it is now twitting I > the terms of the letter. This ordinance
the basis of this equitable estimate of Roche of the Rio Grand & Western Ry. Co., and President of the
Notice to the Public.
the Portland scheme. How the Herald, was passed without a dissenting voice.
what was not proved, the docket adds: Pacific Coast Passenger Traffic Association; E. E. Miller, of tl:e
I wish to announce to the citizens of
in its issue of Feb. 21st, tried to make
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“Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
Tillamook
and
surrounding
country
All
the
city
officials
thought
the
propo
­
firm of Miller & Miller,Commercial Block, Portland; F. E. Beuel’,
out that the editor of the Headlight was
$15.49. principal and $10 costs.” Careful
a bad man and had given the county a sition was a good one. It was pointed that I have become a permanant citizen
headot the firm of F. E. Beach & Co., the Pioneer paint and Oil
subtraction indicates that the justice
black eye for telling a little wholesome out that Mr Withey had taken a pecu of this place. That 1 am an Optician of
finally revised his equitable estimate by firm of Portland, so widely and favorable known over the entire
truth makes us snicker a little to see liar course in wanting a franchise before twenty-six years’experience, and have a
northwest; and P. W. Francis, professional oil land expert.
reducing the set off 50 cents.
what a somersault it has now taken. It he had obtained w ater rights or hadeven thorough understanding of the human
It goes without saying that men of the standing and credit of
now proves that the Headlight knew full made his appearance or become known eye and its relations to health. I under­
Was this man Dennis an entire stranger
well what it was talking about, for in to the city council, for no one knew fora stand the principles of refraction of light, to you?” asked the cioss examining the gentlemen managing this Company do not lend their names
writing upon subjects of interest to Tilla­ certainty whether Mr. Whithcy intended and am prepared to correct all errors of counsel of a witness in an important and influences to any mere stock-jobbing, fly-by-night scheme.
They are men you know, men whose reputation is worth more than
mook county we never do so through business or had a card up his sleeve. .All refraction in the human eye by the scien­ case, reports Youth’s Companion,
our hat. But we will forgive our Bro. was not scerene with the conncihnen, for tific adjustment of spectacle. And if any i “Sorr?” said the witness, whose stupid many thousands as a mere business collateral; men who will see
for doing so now that we have mould- Messrs. Cary and Mason wagged their person is afflicted with pains in or face was crossed with wrinkles of anxiety that every dollar of money subscribed to this enterprise is honestly
e<l his opinion to conform to that of the heads and with smiles on their counte- around the eyes, the region of the temples, for he had been warned to be cautious expended in boring for oil, and who will see, too, that the small
Headlight, and. furthermore, we do not natices foretold that they were in doubt or the back of the head or neck, call on and exact in answers.
stockholder’s rights are just as carefully protected as the large
'.espnir of seeing the Herald take an­ about tRe genuineness of the proposition me by all means and have your case
The lawyer repeated his question.
stockholders.
diagnosed
free
of
all
charge.
For
the
other somersault and follow the ex- and did not want to be fooled with.
•'Well, no, sorr,’’said the witness, with
The Board of Directors have ordered that 100,000 shares of
ample of the Headlight in opposition Evidently the councilmen had very little present mv office will be at my residence, a sudden gleam of erdightment; “he
to bonding the city for water and faith in what they were doing for they l’ a blocks east of the bank, and all eves couldn’t be that, for he had but the wan capital stock, each of the face value of $i.oo, be offered to the
This stock is full-paid, is non­
did not want to run the risk of spending will be tested free.
electric light systems.
arrm, sorr; hut he was a parrital stranger public at io cents per share.
D r . W. E. L awless , Optician.
assessable, and when you have bought it and paid io cents for it,
money for the publication of the ordi­
sorr. Oi’d niver seen him befoor.”
nance. Time will tell, however, whether
your payments are done and there is no further liability of any
Bids Wanted to Lease the Wilson
J. A. Todd Sc Co.’s Drawing.
Mr. Withey means business or whether
i The cross-examiner was a smart man. kind. With the $10,000 realized from the sale of this stock, in
River County Road.
whose object waste» disconcert the wit­ addition to the money paid in by the incorporators, we will bore
The prizes offered l>v J. A. Todd & Co., I there is a little w ire-pulling going on for
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue ! ness «and discredit his testimony.
the city clothiers and general merchants' obvious reasons.
of an order duly made and entered by | “What did you way your narue was?” standard size oil wells to a depth of 2,000 feet, if necessary, on the
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were drawn for on Saturday evening,
leased property near Bay City. It is proper to say that the work
We have been asked what we think of the County Court of the State of Oregon was the first question.
and the lucky individuals were _•
for Tillamook County on the 5th day of
we
contemplate will cost from $25,000 to $30,000, and in offering
“Michael Doherty.”
1—2715 .................... Mrn Win. Patrick. Mr. H. J. Withev’s proposal to put in a June, 1901, as follows, to wit ;
part
of the capital stock to the public we do it for two reasons :
I
new
water
system.
Until
we
know
more
In
tl
e
County
Court
of
the
State
of
“
Michael
Doherty,
eh?
Now
Doherty,
2— 453.................... . . .J. 8. Stephens
answer this question carefully. Are you a First, we think it an excellent investment, with a promise of very
3—4455................... ................ M. Leach. ' about the gentleman and he knows more Oregon, for the County uf Tillamook.
In the matter of the applica­
great profits; second, we think that a public enterprise like this,
married man?”
4— 890
............. B. O’iiara. J about Tillamook City it is only guess
tion of J. D. Edwaads to lease
“Oi think so, Oi was married.”
which, if successful, will add millions to Tillamook’s wealth and
5—4008.................... .............. J. CoelllolL | work whether the scheme will material
the Wilson Rivercounty road.
This matter coming on now to be heard
“So you think because you got married bring oil operators and wealthy men from all over the Union to in­
5- 208.-1 ..
. .. .Geo. McNortoii I ize or not. On the face of it, everything
7—2878.................... ... John Latimer. | ; looks on the square, and, ofcourse, as it oil the application of J. I). Edwards to that you are a married mail, do you? vest here, is worthy of public assistance.
We are willing to do
lease the county road known as the •
8-2462................. ............... J. A. Price is proposed to give the city water free of “Wilson River County Road,” and the! Now, felltne whom you married.”
our share in the hope of profits, and we think you ought to be
9—3020 .
“ Who Oi married? I married a woman. willing to join hands.
Anna Willi.mm charge for municipal purposes, this makes Court having heretofore taken this mat.
10— 670 ................
............ H. A. Davis. J it much more desirable. We are not car­ ter under advisement until this 5th day ’ “Now don’t you know better than to
June,
1901,
and
the
Court
now
being
If we strike oil in good quality, the stock now offered at 10
11—3038 .................... ........... F. L. McFall. ried away with enthusiasm at present
trifle with the court? Of course you mar­
fully advised in the premises,
cents
will jump to $10 a share in a day’s time, and an invest­
over
the
prospect
of
seeing
another
12—2253 ...................
ried
a
woman;
did
you
ever
hear
of
any
­
Mrs. Wald.
It is hereby considered, ordered and I
ment of $100 now for 1,000 shares will net you $10,000. Does
13— 74...................... ............... Bert Biggs. water system, for the name of Mr. H. J adjudged that that part of said road one marrying a man?”
this seem exaggerated ? Just read a few examples of what has
14—4581. .....................
“Yes. Moi sister did. ”
R. M. Watson. Withey is so much shrouded in mystery commencing at what is known as the
Bester Ford and running thence up Wil-
l’>— 19....................
Herbert Parnone. that even the councilmen don't know soil Rivet to the county line between Till-
actually occurred in California within three years :
The learned justices of Georgia differ
16—2897...................... .... John Hickey. where they are at or who they are deal­ mo<»k and Washington Counties, is a
1 hree years ago the Union Oil Company’s stock was $1 per
17—1989
.... C. Hodgdon, ing with—a reality or a sham Had the county road, and as such that this coun­ somewhat as to whether the braying of share.
It is now $1,500. Au investment of $100 made $150,000.
18—1825....................
D. Oliver. city council insisted upon Mr. Withey ty court has full jurisdiction and control an ass can lie considered a lullaby.
In a recent decision as to what consti­
The stock of the Home Oil Company, of Coalings, Cal., sold
19- 218
........ ........... J. K. Brady putting up a cash bond liefore hastily thereof, in the <>|»eni»*g, improving, re­
pairing nn I leasing thereof ; that there
SO— 827..
It is now $5. An investment of $100 earned $5,000
......... Claud Hunt. drafting an ordinanceand throwing it at is a very small amount of local labor tutes a "noise nuisance" the supreme at 10 cents.
St- 445 ................... ...J. 8. Stephens. a person unknown to anyone in the city, nl.nie the line of said road ; and that it is court of Georgia referred to a previous in two years.
22—2134...................... ........ C. IhHigdon. it might have been more liecoming the deemed advisable to lease the said road decision of that court in which Justice
The New York Company’s stock in 1897 was 50 cents per
to some responsible person or corpora­
S3- 782
Jasper Smith. dignity of that body and brought the tion. to improve and keep the same in Lumpkin said in regard to the braying
snare.
It is now $200. An investment of $100 earned $40,000.
94—2470 .....................
J A Price. council in personal touch with the gen­ repair for the |>eriod of ten years with of an ass: "We know of no sound, how­
The
Reed Company’s stock sold at 25 cents one year ago. It
ever
discordant,
that
may
not,
by
iiabit,
tleman
desiring
a
water
franchise.
Pos
­
95 - 328......................
the right in consideration thereof to col­
Jean Jenkins.
sibly it mav turn out satisfactory, but let t and receive tolls for travel thereon in be converted into a lullaby, except the recently sold its holdings for $i,800,000, netting each investor of
braying of an ass or the tongue of a $100, $40,000 profit.
we do not care to lie tripped up, for there the manner provided by law.
Answer to Correspontlent.
It is also hereby ordered further that
is so much close figuring and investiga­ the County Clerk of this county cause scold.” In the latest decision Chief Jus
The chances of these companies were not one bit better than
X.X., Tillamook.— No, sir, we cannot tion liefore putting in a water system
this order to lie published in the Tilla­ tice Simmons said of the above opinion ours to begin with.
publish your letter in lies«you are willing 1 which will cost about $50,000, that it mook Headlight, a weekly newspaper of of his brother justice:
\\ e think
the best chance to make
big money by a small
to sign your name to it. for to attack a ’ nppenrs to us that Mr. Withey is taking general circulation and published in
"With this statement wecannot profess ■
, this
eftvvn»«) 4k-*4
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(tersoli mid then hide Miind n non de a decidedly peculiar course in asking for Tillamook county. Oregon, for theperiod that we entirely ag.-ee, but if we did so ,n'es»ment that
has
ever
been
offered
in
Oregon
-
--
viv-^vd.
1 he stock will
'
plume is somewhat c »wartlly, therefore. a franchise lietore he Ims obtained water of tour weeks, and that the said Clerk in we would still think that lullabies are be
on
sale
in
Portland,
Seattle,
Spokane,
and
San
Francisco
like manner give notice therewith that
we cannot allow von or anyone else to or water rights or even gone over the sealed bids will lie received at such not usually desirable after one is wrapped
•i’P- i a"d 7’.11 not lonK wait buyers. The first or 10 cent issue is
encroach upon the lilierty of the press in ground. One thing is certain, if it comes Clerk's office in form and manner as by in slumber, and might become an i intol offered in Tillamook county, as we want the people here to be in
■linking clmrgm of that description with to competition the present company is law in such eases made and provided for erable nuisance at 4 or 5 o'clock in the on
7" the
”1“ ground-floor.
7------------- ’ The Secretary
Secretary of the Comnanv
Company, MR. P.
the leasing of such road until the 5th
out you are willing to do as we state. in a (MMition to make it interesting, espe­ day of July, 1SMH,
morning.
’’
\V. - FRANCIS.
V
:” v
- --
• for
-
- 1 days at the
T
¡
w
FRANCIS,
will
be
in
Tillamook
a
few
But, my friend, don’t get excited.
Sealed bids will lie received at the
cially it the company carries out its in­
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8
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tention of putting in iron pipes, which office of the County Clerk of said count v
all the information in his power.
from the date ot this notice until the 5th
Commissioners' Court.
‘
is must do if it intends to remain in busi­ day ot July, 1901, at 9 o’clock a.m.. for hoursconstituterl a nuisance which the
court would enjoin.
The board of county commissioners ness, tor if this is not done the citizens the leasing of that part of the Wilson
hel.l nn adjourned seMion on Wednesday may take the bull by the horns and put River Road, descriliedin the above order, j
for the |ieriod of ten years in accordance '
with County Judge <». W. Sappington in a water system of their own if this is with said order of Court and Title III.
delayed
much
longer.
and Commissioners Ray and L. Parrish
of Chapter Ixxvi., of the Miscellaneous
Law sot Oregon, and that no bids tiled HEADLIGHT
present.when the following business was
shall
lie considered unless accompanied
Sc hoot Reports.
transacted :
and
by an undertaking, executed by two or '
In the matter of the application of J.
Report of Bay City Public School. Di . more sureties, in the sum of two thou­
D. E<iw ards to lease the W ilsou river t.ict No. 31, Tillamook co., Oregon, sand dollars. to lie void upon the con­ WEEKLY OREGONIAN
dition that the bidder, if the lease is
countv road, it w as decided to call for month ending May 24th. 1901 :
awarded to him. will within ten davs
bids to lense the road to some rcs|»onsi- (
Primary Ikpartment.
thereafter enter into the contract for |
One Year for #3.35.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
To the People of Tillamook Co.
Continued from First page.
I
Tillamook Paraffine
Oil Company,