Tillamook headlight., November 21, 1901, Image 1

TILLAMOOK. OREGON,
>i.5o per year
NOVEMBER ai, 1901.
Causes a Courty Court Ruction.
This includes provisions, barn rent. I
i house rent, wood and for a cook.
County Judge G. W. Sappington called
It never was at any time necessary for
a special meeting of the county court on those teams to come up here to do that
Wednesday, and Deputy District Attor work. Last May the road lmss was .
ner W. H. Cooper, the Editor of the instructed by the County Court to pro-,
Headlight and others were notified in ceed at once to gravel all the roads that
the morning to appear before the court required gravel, commencing near where
in the afternoon.
the road crosses the south line of town­
The bone of contention was this item ship 2 N., 10 West, to Tillamook City,
of news which appeared in the last week’s which he failed to do. And T do not
Headlight :
known that he has ever done any road
If you want the Best Saw made, get the Simonds. Do not be deceived in saws which
“We understand that the district at­ work.
torney
had
his
attention
drawn
to
the
are represented just as good as Simonds. The Saw which took the
I do know he has drawn his pay.
matter of the construction of the Beaver
bridge, it being shown to him that the Do not kick too hard, gentlemen, for this
Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition.
county court advertised for bills and re­ is what is called “ political ’’economy in
ceived one for $150. This was rejected Tillamook.
L. P arrish .
and the county judge built the bridge
and put in a bid of about $230. What
18 it Legal ?
the next move will lie we have not heard
but it is said that the district attorney
Those who have been complaining so
was explicit in laying down the new much ot late about County Judge Sap
law in the matter of bridge building and
a salaried officer furnishing material, pington should call into question the
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contracting and doing other work for legality of a county judge being employ,
the county. We shall publish the law on ed and receiving pav as superintendent
these {mints later.”
of a county saw mill, running a boarding
Attorney T B. Handley represented house and ordering provisions, contract­
the county court.
ing to furnish lumber and doing county
Judge Sappington took exceptions to work, receive money for lumber and not
that part of the paragraph referring to turn the money into the county treas­
the Beaver bridge, stating that the bid ury and applying the same to pay county
which was rejected by the commission­ debts, contracting for bridge work, and
ers was for constructing the bridge only, dividing up with those who bid for
while his contract with the county county work. These are the points, and
was for $300 for building the bridge and if the county judge is within his legal
furnishing the material, and he wished rights lie should lie exonerated from all
the public to understand it that way. He blame. If, on the other hand, the county
Mr. Gangloff is a man of wine experience admitted that he was interested in the court has been proceeding illegally then
Don’t fail to “C.” Ben Riesland.
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TII/LAMOOK JOTTINGS
and has business interests in all parts of
Temperance services will be held in the the country He was agreeably sur­ bid which was rejected, claiming that it let those who are responsible for such a
Mr. Eugene France has returned to M.E. church on Sunday afternoon, which prised to find Tillamook such a prosper­ was his bid, and called upon Mr. G. O. loose system ofcounty government take
is for children, and in the Presbyterian ous and productive country, with its Nolan, who testified that he and Mr.
the city.
the blame. For the information of the
in the evening, being a united dairy farms and stock feeding in green
Dr. Wise will leave about the 25th for church
Woods put in the bid for constructing citizens of Tillamook we will state that
meeting of the churches.
meadows
at
this
time
of
the
year.
Portland.
the bridge and that if they obtained the the district attorney gave it as his opin-
Try a dozen of Princeton ovals, or
At a meeting of the city council Mon­ contract, Judge Sappington was to ob­ on that a county judge could not act in
Three dairy farms, to rent. Apply to Diaz ovals, or Porfirio panels, the latest
day evening, it was decided to hold the
Beals Bros.
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out mounts in the new shades received on city caucus next Saturday evening at the tain one third of the profits The bid is the capacities we have numerated.
New picture mouldings received at last steamer. Call and see them, only Court house, at 7;30. for the purpose of as follows.
place to get them is at Heins, the Artist. * nominating a city ticket For judges ot
Heins’ Studio.
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“In pursuance to your advertisement
Notice to Shippers.
Meetings preliminarv to the union election, the city council appointed H. F. for bids to build a bridge across Beaver
Never write Life Insurance until you
creek,
the
county
to
furnish
the
mater
­
Goodspeed,
W.
H.
Reynolds
and
W.
H.
H.
Ail
freight
carried by the Pacific Navi­
revival
to
begin
the
Sunday
following
*‘C.” Ben Riesland.
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Thanksgiving, will be held in the U.B. Cary and for clerks D. C Pierce and O. ial, we herebv offer to build the bridge gation Company’s steamers is payable at
There will be a school entertainment at church, Thursday and Friday evenings Heins. The only other business before fcr $150.
the Company’s office on Lamb’s wharf
Bay City on the 23rd.
W alt W oods and G. 0. N olan .”
of next week, and all who can are urged the council was the matter of putting in
three new si lewalks at the court house
A considerable lot of cross fire ensue in Tillamook City as soon as checked
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Butts have returned to attend.
and a drain to be fixed to carry water off between the county judge and county and ready for delivery
from their honeymoon.
The best saw cm earth. Use the Great the road at Sid Anderson's.
All local and back charges must be paid
Western
saws
and
vou
will
soon
be
con
­
commissioners. Judge Sappington claim
Dr. Bartel can he reached at his office
before freight leaves the wharf.
vinced of this fact, for they are recognized
through both telephones.
mg that the commissioners agreed to pay
P acific N avigation C ompany .
to be the best saw now on the market.
MARRIAGES.
him $300 for building the bridge, which
B. C. L amb , Ag<n*.
We have a fine stock of legal covers For sale at McIntosh & McNair’s hard­
Commissioner Ray corroborated. Com
which we are selling cheap.
Stillwell-Myers.
ware store.
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uon Saturday evening, at the niissioner Parrish said he knew nothing
Just received, a stock of high grade
Mr. Emil Arndt left for Dolph on Sat­ Married of
Mr. Geo. Grayson, Captain of such an agreement or contract being
shot guns and rifles at Ackley’s.
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urday, where he hopes to regain his residence
W. D. Stillwell and Mrs. M. E. Myers, of entered into, saying that hestated at the
health
after
a
few
months
of
rest,
from
The young people will hold their club
county, both ot whom are well-
the effects of the recent shooting scrape Yamhill
meeting to-morrow (Friday) evening.
throughout the state as early time that he had no objection to the
in which he had a close call. He speaks known
Call and inspect my watches before in the highest praise of Dr. Wiley, who settlers in Oregon. The bride is 67 years judge building the bridge if he would do
of age and it was the groom’s 77 birth­ so as cheap as anyone else. He claimed
buying elsewhere.—Eugene Jenkins. *
saved his life.
day on Saturday. They were neighbors that the judge was paid for the material
Mr. Howard Carv is nt Newberg with
The postal authorities have decided in in the early days of Oregon in Yamhill
his wife, and is down with the mumps. answer to the petition recently sent to county, but later Mr. Stillwell moved to in the Beaver bridge at the May term of ■I
Do not neglect your teeth. Call and ! the department, to give Tillamook a Tillamook and became one of the pio­ court, when the judge's bill for lumber
see Dr. Wise about them and have them ' seven day mail, which will commence on neers of this county. Mr. Stillwell has was for $363, and that the hill for $236
the 24-th inst. Representative Eddy been married twice before, it being now was for constructing the bridge. This
put in order.
having received a letter from Congress­ over 20 years since his last wile died.
If you want a nice piece of town pro­ man Tongue to this effect.
Mr. Stillwell represented Tillamook in bill of Judge Sappington’s was produced
perty, with or without buildings.—“C.”
the state legislature in 1891, participat­ in court, and it called for $200 for build­
The
Daj*
propertv,
which
was
sold
to
Ben Riesland.
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ed in the Indian war and was appointed ing the Beaver bridge and $36 for
Messrs. R. H. Holmes. Louis Olsen and
Mr. Frank Severance left on Saturday jB 0. Snuffer, was sold to Mr. A. R. bv the governor to go to Washington tearing out the old structure.
for Portland, being one of the jurors in i Gangloff, of Edina, Mo., and it is stated with a deputation fiom Oregon in be.
At times the conversation waxed (
hall of the Indian wnr veterans. While
the U.S. court.
I a number of residences will lie built there, Mrs. Myers was visiting her daughter. pretty warm, «luring wliicl Commis- '
Watches,clocks and jewelry of all kinds which should prove a good business in- Mrs. Grayson, in this city, Captain Still­ sioiier Parrish said the Beaver bridge
carefully repaired and guaranteed by ' vestment, there being for the past few well and Mrs. Myers renewed their for.
was the worst constructed bridge in the
Eugene Jenkins.
* years a scarcity of houses.
nur acquaintance, which resulted in
countv, was unsafe a nd had to be braced |
Don’t miss buying a farm this autumn.
Remember the children’s mass meeting their marriage on Saturday.
He also stated that he wax responsible
Land will lie out of sight by spring.— next Sundav afternoon at 3:30 in the
Himes-Staivenga
for bringing the matter to the attention
“C.” Ben Riesland.
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M.E. church in the interest of temper­
Married, at the residence ot Mr. J. S.
Dr. F. C. Nichols has moved to Bay ance. An illustrated blackboard talk Diehl, on Sunday, Mr. Charles Himes to of the district attorney and he wanted
City for this winter, but will retain his and some special music constitute the Miss Sophia Stnivenga, Rev. E. Thorn, an investigation, which Judge Sapping­
program. A special invitation is ex­ quest officiating. Mr. John Moore was ton stated he had no objection to. From
office in Tillamook.
tended to the children, and a cordial wel-
Those wishing to see Dr. Wise will ' come will be extended to as many older the best man and Miss Mattie Diehl was what we could infer in the discussion
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please bear in mind that he will remain people as will attend, and we hope they the maid of honor. The bride was at­ Judge Sappington claimed that he lost
tired in a blue cashmere dress trimmed
only as long ax busy.
will be many.
with white satin, while the maid of honor money bv building tbc bridge, but in- 1
Any amount of money to lend on im­ The following program will be ren- ; wore
a cashmere
dress of the color of sisted that lie did nof take upon himself ‘
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proved farms at very lowest rates of in-1 deredat the Thanksgiving Dav service crushed strawlierry, trimmed with white the construction of the bridge, but that .
___ After the ceremony and congrat
terext.—B L. E ddy .
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in the Christians Church: Son^ ; read- . satin.
congrut. ­
ulations Mrs. Mary Diehl invited the the commissioners had contracted with
Dr. 0. H. Davenport, the dentist, will ing of proclamation. E. Thornquest ; happy couple and wedding guests to n I him at the price named.
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be at his office in future on Thursdays, song scripture reading. C. P. Metzler ; :........ I—— voup.c
praver, Gabriel Svkes ; recitation. Hazel marriage — feast, -a»t»L»ls
winch uraa
was sss«»«»ls
much nnnra,
appre- I Nothing apjiears to have been accoin |
Fridays and Saturdays.
r. Caldwell ; ¡ciated.
Manv
and ..^..1
useful pre. plished, as the court is just as much
McNair; sermon. W. F.
ciated. i*
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were
Mrs. Boyington is assisting Deputy offering for poor; song; • Benediction,
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- r presented to the newly mar. I divided as ever.
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Those present were Mr.
Assessor Johnson copy the assessment W. F. Caldwell. Thanksgiving
services | 1 ned
and Mrs.- R. H. Hol.nes, Mr. and Mrs.
roll and is doing good work.
will begin at 10:30 a.m.
W
j/Hime-».
Mr.
' parriah Still on the WarPath
v.. -.:::— " and ‘ Mrs. Stnivenga.
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Sheriff Alderman returned from Salem
Married, at the Golden West —
Hotel,
parents
of — the - —
bride.
McGhee,
Miss
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. ——» — Mrs.
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Ion Tuesday, having placed William Heit- San Francisco, on the 9th Nov., by
Mr.
Moore. Miss May Sap. [ kditorof the T illamook headlight ]
tv Rev Moore.
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*' John
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iniller safely in the penitentiary.
pington,
me! t
Mr. Albert Har-
Dr. John A. B. Wilson. Mr
Mar- • pi..
a.„.., Mr. . - Dave Reasoner. Mr. and!
. i — E ditor
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---- you
z — allow
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to
|y t„ a fcw
; We have money to loan on farm pro­ 'old Malaney and Mr. Lulu Ethel Ma. Mrs. O. Heins. Musses Johanna and
lanev. both of Tillamook. The latter ob- ; Mary Stmvenga. sisters of the bride, and ______ Ì
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perty at a low rate of interest.—Apply laney,
the many complaints by the people in ,
tained a divorce in judge Boise's court a ! Misses Davies and Ruby McGhee.
jto Beals Brothers, Tillamook City. *
this
part
of
the
county
of
which
some !
few months since, nut
but having
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naving u>nwmw|
Page-Vaughn.
husband
to
are justifiable ?
Dr. W. Tatom, the painless dentist, is to
t«.» return
«%.*»••• with
— •— her
--- - former
,
, .
Married, on the 16th inst., at the home
[at the Larsen house and prepared to do Mexico they were married on their way
Rond district No. 1 has a road tax of
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W I
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.
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mil kinds of dental work.
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there.
N. Vaughn. at Bay View. Mr. Allen L. | nearly *<0°. there has hern expended on
I Members of Star lodge, A.O U.W., are
The little man of Tillamook had a Page to Miss Hattie A. Vaughn. The I roads al»out
for work *■ this
year.
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requested to attend the regular meeting wonderful silly inspiration last week. bride looked sweet in a cream cashmere i District No. 2 road tax is nearly $800.
He compiled a countv and city ticket and dress trimmed with white satin and:
Inf the lodge next Monday evening.
Expended on roads almut $40 this year.
I Mrs. Izm Parker and Mrs. Sheldan placed the name of the editor of the Head-
This ribbon. A large tiumlier of friends of the (
THIS IS ECONOMY :
light opposite that ot every LT
office.
Th'* contracting parties were present, who'
the little
kame in from Hobsonvillc on Wednesday is just about as silly as when
hen th.
tile —— e COI,gratuiutc4 ,he happy couple after
The seven teams sent from the south
■ nd left on the stage for Portland the man undertook to Imost ex-Senator J.
ft
Countv Judge G. W. Sappington per
Ba me evening.
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1 W. Maxwell
as a candidate for governor formed the marriage ceremony 11ley | part of the county to gravel roads nt
I The names of those who never attend ¡n opposition to Governor Geer. We have are in receipt of quite a large number of Bay City was jxiid $3.00 a day and
bave been drooped from the hose com- fobbed
against
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------ many
. - newspaper
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useful presents from their large circle of board. The time worked was 48 Vj
■»any. A special meeting is called for m
en, 1. but Bro. Watson takes the cake Io
tor famj|¥ friends and others, and they start days. The amount allowed by tl»e
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■ext Wednesday evening.
stupidity-
stupidity.------------------------------------------ their marriage career with the I «st of County Court was $221, or $4.57 per
Lined'a
on Before
Monday
were issued on Sot-
Mr. the
A. finni
R. Gangloff left this citv wishes from licenses
all.
day.
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7-7
to
which
"will
establish
another
American Exposition at Buffalo tor 1 ilia-1 come to which wi
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, nrdav for Oren Maddux to wed Effie M.
f . ok cranberries, in liquid. Bully for ; bank here,
here that gentlemnn ^n*n,,,nK
Easom ; and Albert Basorn to wed Lune
j become a large stockholder in the bank,
Kranherrv King !
nk j Klf tenhoose. and we understand these
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das.
THE
?IN|ONDg S ä W.
Hardware Tinware,
Heating Stoves & Ranges,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SASH and DOORS.
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc., etc.
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BOULDER CREEK
There are rather dull times on Boulder
Creek, the most exciting events being the
deaths of a number of fat hogs.
Mr. John Creecv, the fruit tree agent,
was calling on Boulderites last week.
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Mr. and ___
Mrs. John _ Donaldson
and _
daughter, Leona, have been visiting at
C. A. Smith’s for a tew days.
Mrs. H. L. Jensen, with her children,
visited Grandpa Jenson at Three Rivers
last week.
Messrs. Chas. C. and Dudley Getchell,
of Cedarvale, came up to visit their sis­
ter, Mrs. Chopard last week.
Mr Jas. Hughey, of Fairview, was at
his Nestucca ranch, last week.
We are sorry to state that little Llovd
Bradv is seriously ill at the present writ­
ing. also Mr. Lucas’ family are sick. The
complaint is not familiar to the people,
but resembles diphtheria. The daughter
of C. A. Smith had an attack of it about
two weeks ago.
H. A. Chopard is having his fall plow­
ing done, H. L. Jensen being the plow
man.
News is scarce and time flies, so we
must lay down our pencil and take up
the broom and dust pan.
P.S.—Gus Chopard would lie very
much pleased if the parties who shot one
of his sheep and hid it in a brush pile,
would keep off his place with their guns
in the future. Chasing sheep with dogs
may be good sport for some people, but
the sheep don’t like it ami the owner
objects most strongly, ami some dogs
may get hurt if they are caught at such
work again, also their owners are liable
to get themselves into trouble, if they
don’t look out. “ A word to the wise.’’
$1OO Reward, $IOO.
The reader« of thin paper wilt be pleased to
learu that there is at least one dreaded di«easa
that science has been able Io cure in ell its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's CHtarrh
Cine is the only po-tiive vine known to t' r
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a comti u-
tional disease, requires a constitutional ties.-
meut. Hall's Catarrh Cute is taken Internally,
act ng directly upon the blood and mucous sui-
fa ;es of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu­
tion and assisting nature in doing its woik.
The proprietors have so much faith in its cura­
tive p «wers, that they offer One Hundred Dol­
lars for any <*aae that it fails
cure, bend for
list of testimonials.
Address, E. .1 CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, U.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
You will have to hurry if vou get^mv
of these big bargains that Page is offer­
ing in the line otsewing machines, stov- s
and new furnituie.—W. E. Page.
Under Wear
:<
your
attention
to
our
K
K NEW
STOCK OF
UNDERWEAR.
is coming
eed NICE
We have underwear of all
KINDS. For MEN, women
andCHILDEN.
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Come and see us before buying g
NEW CLOTHING, NEW SHOES,
and a full Line of GROCERIES.
•••••••••
J. A. TODD & CO
Kotler.
RALPH ACKLEY,
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DEALER IX
Sporting Goods, Gans and Ammunition,
FINE (TTTLERY, SHEARS AND NOTIONS.
Bicycles, Bkyele Sundries «nd Fishinc Tickle.
Gun and Bicvcle Repair Shop in connection.
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prornjitly at reasonable prices and in first-class manner.
We are prepared to rebore guns. or. in fact, change the gun to suit t
of the owner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
We keep nothing but first-class arc tile» and are Mader.
Pri«. .re always right here.
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At the POST OFFICE CORKER
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All meml«rs of Tillomook Lodge. No.
2UO. F. U. of A., are requested to take
part in our Belgian Barr uncial. Nor. 35,
at 7:30 p in., bring vour family.
O tto H eixs . Secretary.
The moat valuaHe quarter section of
land in tbc whole world nprotwhh that
of Beainrtow«, Tex. upon which are
1 located the great off wells. Two rear*
ago thia tract would hare been dear at
$§.) per acre, while to-day it is valued at
$400.000,000
A large qwmucy of I>ry Bpruce Lumber
for sale or trade. At a bargain Ser J.
R. Harter, TilkuBook City.
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THE NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
I have been appointed a depository for all the NEW TEXT BOOKS adopted by the
Oregon State Board of Education, and will sell and exchange book for book according to
the plan adopted by them.
My Stock of School Supplies
Is complete in every detail.
.My prices are always right.
I. CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist and Stationer.
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