THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY 6, 1902
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Rondo. Yingt-1111 (or twenty one). Poker, guilty of participating in any riot in any ' The mail carrier was accompanied by
Draw Poker, Stud Poker, Solo, Brag, street, house or place within the cor-i John Westenberger, an old resident of
‘ last Friday.
ISlun,
inaw, or anv
Blutt, Thaw,
any naiixing
banking • or other jMirate limits ot Tillamook City, Oregon. I Slab Creek
Passed j by xt.
the Tillamook fitv
City Ranle
plavei| wjth
«.v.. v.(rils (li*, or any such person upon conviction thereof i
Councll--Engineer’s Letter other device, whether the same be played shall lx? punished by a fine of not less '
NEHALEM.
for money, checks, credits, or anything than twenty-five dollars and costs, nor i
on Cost Water System.
Mr. D. Vedder has return«*) home and
of value or representative of value, shall more than one hundred dollars and !
be deemed guilty of gaming, and the costs, and in default of the payment of | the machinery for his shingle mill w ill i
such fine, such person bo convicted shall lx? on the next boat.
A meetiag of the city council was held same is hereby declared unlawful.
Graduate, Northwestern University Dental School,
S ection 2.—Each and every person be imprisoned in the citv jail one day
A co operative cheese-factory is the!
on Monday evening, with Mayor J. L.
talk now. in place of the corporation
who shall open or set up or cause to be for every two dollars of such fine.
Briggs presiding, and thecouncilmcit pre­ opened or set up, or who shall conduct
Chicago, Ill., Class of '98.
S ection 2.—Anv person making or concern projected.
sent wereW. H. Reynolds, Alltert .Mason. either as owner, proprietor or special creating anv unnecessary noise or any ! John Gerntze went to tbe bub Mon­
S, A. Brodhead Geo. Grnvsoii anil F. L. partner or employee, whether for hire or disturbance or taking part in. or j day to be sworn in as administrator of
uot, al any place within the corporate abetting anv disorderly assembly in anv I tbe estate of Ins father in-law, the late
Sappington, lulls against the city and
limits of Tillamook City, anv game men­ street, house or place within the cor­ Win. Edwards.
allowed, were :
tioned in Section oue of this ordinance porate limits of Tillamook City, Oregon, ,
Francis Cronen is now raftsman for
$7 50 ; shall lie deemed guilty ot keeping a gam- upon conviction thereof shall be punished I Duncan Chisholm's logging camp.
W. H. Elterman...
12 61
ing house, and the same is hereby de­ by a fine not less than ten dollars and j Your plan for raising funds for bridges
Wade & Briggs...
29 51
costs nor more than twenty-five dollars Mr. Editor, is all right and equitable
clared unlawful.
J. A. Taft Co........
30 OO
Water Cotnpnnv
S ection 3.—Each and every person and costs and in default of the payment for residents are taxed for every «lollars
10 00
Recorder's salary
who shall be convicted of gaming as de­ of such fine, such person so convicted worth of improvements made, wlieie-«»y
I am equipped with instruments and appliances to
15 OO
Marshal's salarv
fined in Section one of this ordinance, shall be imprisoned in the city jail one | tbe value of tbe non-resident property is
do modern ».dentistry. You need have no tear that
1 50
Dr. Wiley.......... I.
and each and every person who shall be day for every two dollars of such fine.
enhanced. Two bridges are needed for
S ection 3.—if any person within the the Nehalem; one at Roys and one at the
♦ 10.50 was deducted from the water convicted of keeping a gambling house
your work will not be up to date in every particular.
corporate limits of Tillamook
................... City,
—, forks of the river; bin under tbe present
company's bill to pav for gate vahes, a« defined in section two of tnis ordi­
If it has uot been up to the standard heretofore, you
nance, shall be punished by a fine ot not Oregon, shall willfully ride or drive any administration Nehalem has had noth
and the bill for $19 for electric lights was I less than twenty dollars ami costs, and horse, mule or other animal upon any ing in the line of roads, ferries or bridges
had better change dentists and seek one who knows
nf.'rred back to the committee because not more than one liumlred dollars and sidewalk therein, or shall willfully ri«le and a change will be a God-send. Com­
his business.
the rate charged the citv was higher than ' costs, and shall be imprisoned in the «»r drive any horse or mule through any missioner Parish is o.k . but powerless
I city jail until such fine shall be paid; street thereof, at a greater speed than at presen r.__________________
The teeth are very delicate and sensitive organs,
that charged private individuals. The
provided, that each person so convicte«! 1 six miles an hour, upon conviction
and the dentist who cares for them should be as gentle
Headlight wa* given the city printing at shall be imprisoned one day for every thereof such person shall be punished bv
First Oil in Oregon.
and careful as is possible. The modern way of doing
' two dollar« of such fine.
a fine of not more than twenty dollars
regular rates.
Willis Dodge a special messenger, ar­
S ection 4-. Ordinance No. 22 and al­ ami costs nor less than five dollars and
Mayor Briggs had received a letter
dental work is such that the patient need not suffer the
rived
in
Baker
City
last
week,
says
a
dis
­
so all ordinances and parts of ordinances costs, and in default of the payment of
from engineers in regard to an estimate in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
tortures that used to be inflicted on them. Painless
such fine such person so convicted shall patch, bringing with him a bottle of the
of cost for constructing a water system
Approved
J. L. B riggs ,
be imprisoned in the city jail one day for first oil struck in the celebrated Malheur
method of extracting.
Basin.
The
oil
came
from
the
Newel!
every two dollars of such fine.
for the city, which, lifter being read, was
Will remain only as long as busy.
S ection 4.—If any person shall within well, now being sunk by the Newell Oil
State of Oregon,
referred to the committee having the
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8S.
the corporate limits of Tillamook City, Cbmpany, of Nampa, a short distance
County of Tillamook,
matter in hand. It was as follows :
J
Tillamook City.
Oregon, willfully disturb, in errupt or from the town of Nampa. It was ob­
Mr. |. !.. Briggs. Mayor, Tillamook. Or.
I, Thos. Coates, City Recorder of Tilla- disquiet any assembly or congregation tained ata depth of 110 feet. The oil
analyzes 78 per cent paraffine.
IfKAK S ir .—Your ’ letter of the 2Slh mook City, in Tillamook County, Ore- , of
... |x?ople .............
met for r the
...l purpose _
of F—
worship.
r ,
Much excitement prevails at Nampa
January received to-day.
gon, <lo hereby certify that the foregoing whether in the house or open air, either
The dates von mention are nil necessary copy of Ordinance No. 132 of said City, by uttering any profane discourse, or in­ over the discovery. '1 he Newell com­
mid in addition would like to have vour has been by me compared with the origi­ decent act, or making any unnecessary pany will continue to bore, ami expects
decision on the number of gallons per nal Ordinance No. 132 and that the same noise within the place where such meet­ to get a gusher in a short time. The
capita per diem von will require ; also is a true and correct copy of such original ing is held, or so near to it as to disturb Mountain Home people have organized,
t'ie nninlier of fire streams you will re­ Ordinance and the whole thereof.
the order and solemnity thereof, such and will commence boring in the same
Two
quire to be inaintnined nt one nnu the
In testimony whereof I have hereunto person upon conviction thereof shall be neighborhood in a short time.
same time.
set tqy hand and official seal this 5th day punished by a fine of not less than miles from the Newell company’s well
That is, the data required would be ; of February A. D. 1902.
five dollars and costs nor more than another with a three inch bore has
Will leave in a few days’ for the Portland office,
1st.—The number of cubic feet |>er
twenty dollars and costs, and in default reached a depth of 450 feet, and has also
(L s.)
T hos . C oates ,
minute nt the point where it is tuken City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon. of the payment of such fine, such person struck oil. It gives oft' 25 barrels per
to be absent for a short time. Watch for date a return.
from creek.
so convicted small be imprisoned in the dav. Engineers say this is the upper
2nd.—Cross section and plan ol creek,
city jail, one day for every two dollars of end of the Malheur Basin. There is conr
Ordinance
No
129.
siderahle excitement in Baker City ove
nature of the creek bed and banks,
such fine.
An
ordinance
to
restrain
and
prohibit
for the purpose of figuring cost ot
S ection 5.—If any person shall will­ 1 the aniiouncemeut of these discoveries.
intoxication,
fighting
and
quarreling
and
head works.
fully disturb or break up any public
They denied positively that they killed
.■’.rd.—A profile nod plan of the main line unlawful or indecent act or practice and meeting or assembly of people other than
showing elevations, distances and to defend what shall constitute the ame; those mentioned in section four of this BRUTALITY OF THE PCSSEE. Grocer Kahney in Mount Washington,
to define and prohibit the use of profane ordinance lawfully met for lawful pur­
and E«1 told me in the most emphatic
nature of soil.
4th — Pint of city showing the districts and obscene language, atnl to repeal ordi­ poses, whether such meeting or assembly Detectives Showed No Mercy On terms that he did not shoot Detective
nance
number
74.
Patrick Fitzgerald.
to lie served bv smaller mnii s at the
The Fugutive Riddles.
MRS. H. L. HEIGHT,
lie met in a house or in "the open air.
The people of Tillamook city doordain such person upon conviction thereof
“The poor boys died like dogs, literally
present time and also approximately
B utler , Pa., Feb. 2.—The terrible fate
riddled
with
bullets,
and
some
one
should
Proprietor.
the district to lie served by exten­ as follows:
shall be punished by a fine of not less of the Biddles is the sole topic of conver­
Section 1. If any person shall within than five dollars and costs nor more sation here today, and a curious throng be held responsible for the inhuman ac­
sions on tlie basis ot estimated popu­
th corporate limits of Tillamook City, than twenty-five dollars and costsand of people have been defying the storm, tion in shooting them when entirely
lation lor the next ten years.
5th.—The present population of the city Oregon, be upon any street, alley or in default of the payment of such fine, I remaining about the jail entrance in vain I helpless, unarmed and unable to make
First-class accommodation for
and an estimate ol what it will lie in other public place in a condition of intox­ such person so convicted shall be im­ attempts to view the bodies of the dead I tbe slightest defense.”
ication, such person upon conviction prisoned in the city jail one day for every murderers. / A great ileal of svmpatnv !
Rf?' /amuel Cronin Weft of St. the traveling public.
next ten venrs.
With the above data given correctly it thereof shall be punished by a fine of not two dollars of such fine.
I for the boys is expressed, and not a few
is usual to make an estimate of cost less than five dollars and costs not
S ection 6.—Ordinance No. 73. and all , of the female portion of the crowd ex- in his sermon tonight criticized sever1}’ 660 Commercial Street,
within
per cent of what it can be let more than twenty-five dollars and costs, other ordinances .and parts of ordinances I pressed a desire to see what manner ofa the woman whom he behl responsible
and in default of the payment of such fine in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. man Ed Biddle was, that lie should exert for the whole affair. He said:
Near O.R. & N. Wharf, and
for bv contract.
“The Biddles and Mrs. Soffel made a
We will, it furnished with the above shall be imprisoned in the city jail one
Approved.
J. L. B riggs ,
‘ such a wonderful influence over men, and
nearest
Hotel to Tillamook boat
data, make von a preliminary estimate «lay for every two dollars of such fine.
vain
flight
from
justice,
and
retribution
Mayor. particularly women.
The jail doors
<,i what it wdi <oat you to put in a For the purposes of this ordinance, a
landing,
were closed all dav. and no one but the swiftly came on them. The blindness
State
of
Oregon,
system, for $109.00, and if the estimate I person shall be deemed in a condition County of Tillamook,
doctors who attended the autopsy and and infatuation of this woman in leav­
SS.
cost meets with approval, we will fur­ of intoxication who is drunken with
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the Coroner’s jury got in. Even the re­ ing her husband and helpless little child
Tillamook
City.
ASTORIA. ORE.
for a gang of desperadoes is the worst
nish you with the necessary plans and strong drink, or whose manners and con­
of _____
Tilla- porters were excluded from the inquest, criminal act thus far in the history of
I, Thos Coates, City Recorder
___________
specifications ready tor letting contract duct show him to be under the influence
which
was
held
in
the
jail.
11100k City, in Tillamook County, Ore­
tor 5 per cent of contract price. This in­ of spirituous, malt or vinous liquor.
The verdict of the jury is that Ed Bid­ the 20th century.”
Section 2. If any person or persons gon, do hereby certify that the foregoing dle came to his «leath by a revolver shot
Mrs Soffel is reported to be spitting
cludes five trips to Tillamook to inspect
copy
of
Ordinance
No.
130
of
said
City
within
tile
corporate
limits
of
Tillamook
work at start, during process of con­
fired from a revolver by himself, and that blood tonight, and her condition is not
has
been
by
me
compared
with
the
origi
­
City,
Oregon,
shall
arrange
or
attempt
to
considered
favorable.
struction and nt your acceptance.
Jack Biddle met his death from a gun­
In estimating a system it is usual to arrange, or offer to arrange or engage in nal Ordinance No. 130 and that the same shot wound inflicted by the officers in
do so on the basis of about 100 gallons or offer to engage in any fight or quarrel is a true and correct copy of such original the discharge of their lawful duty.
Much Scurvy at Nome.
per capita per diem, and also to esti­ to take place or carried on within the Ordinance ami the whole thereof.
The testimony taken at the inquest
In
testimony
whereof
I
have
hereunto
S
eattle
, Feb. 3—The first mails t«»
mate <m maintaining al least four tire corporate limits of Tillamook City, in
I was voluminous, and some parts of it
streams at one and the same time any manner, such person shall be set my hand and official seal this 5th day ¡ quite sensational. The testimony given arrive from Nome, St Michael, (’ourmil
City, Rampart and other points in North­
deemed guilty of fighting or quarreling, of February A. D. 1902.
within a radius of about 500 ieet.
I by Deputy Sheriff Rainey Hoon reflected western Alaska were bi ought down from
(L s.)
T hos C oates ,
ami upon conviction thereof shall be
Yours very truly,
severely on McGovern, one «if the Pitts­ llie North* on the steamship Dirigo,
SHAVING,
City
Recorder
of
Tillamook
City,
Oregon.
punished bv a fine of not less than five
H vbek & M axwell ,
burg detectives. Describing the approach which arrived this morning Mail came
dollars ami costs nor more than twenty-
Engineers.
HAIR CUTTING
ot the posse after the con verts had been on the Dirigo from Nome as late as
tivvjiollars ami costs, and in default of
SPRUCE.
shot and had fallen from the sleigh, Dep- November 15. from Council (. ity as late
SHAMPOOING,
The following important ordinanci •vs payment of such fine shall be impris­
I nty Hoon said :
were pasted, every councilman voting oned in the city jail one day for every
Rev. John Sooser representing the Ger­ , “McGovern and I walked up to them. ns November 7. from St. Michael as late
two dollars of such fine.
man Reform Chinch preached Sunday at Thev were both lying on their faces. I as November 21, from Rampart as late
for them •
as December 17. from Eagle as late as
Section 3. If any person shall will­ one, left an appointment for A pril 2nd.
Ordinance No. 111.
I walked up first, and McGovern swore at
EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
fully or wrongfully commit an v unlawful
Mrs. Peters is quite sick with severe me for it. He hit Jack on the back of January 26, and from Dawson as late as
January 13.
An Ordinance to prohibit and punish or indecent act or practice, which grossly pains in her side.
the head with the butt end of his Win­
Nothing but, first class mail was re
th** keeping of bawdy houses, and
___ to
__ injures tile person or property of another,
We are in need ofa creamery or cheese chester when he was on his face. Then I ceived from points below Dawson, as
C. A. BAILEY
punish the inmates thereof, and to re­ or which insults or annoys the feelings
turned Ed over on his back. I was first the mail contracts do not provide for the
factory
in
this
vicinity.
DEALER IN
of others or which grossly disturbs the
peal ordinance No. 32.
to touch either of the men, and he was handling of other than letter mail via
It
you
want
to
see
Mr.
Hayes
’
lip
hang
5
TUDEBA
KER ll'A GON
The people of Tillamook Citv do ordain public peace or health, or which openly
going to shoot them again. He stepped that route It is apparent (rointhe timw
down,
jusi
say
calves.
outrages
the
public
decency,
and
is
OSBORNE MOWERS,
as follows:
back and shot Jack again, after he was required for the carriers to make the trip
Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any injurious to public morals, such person if
on the ground I turned Ed over, and that they must have had a very severe Buggies, bay rakes, plows, and otlie
persons or person to open, set up or keep no punishment is expressly provided
SAND LAKE.
said : ‘For God’s sake, don’t shoot again time of it. Two months and two days
farm machinery.
You can save
within the corporate limits of Tillamook therefor by Tillamook City, shall be
let me die.’ Mr. Holiday turned Jack
money by dealing with me,
We doubt if there is another locality over, who coaxed him not to abuse him, were required to make the trip from
Citv any bawdy house, or to reside in or deemed guiltv of an unlawful or indecent
Special Prices on Buggie« and Spring
Nome to Dawson. The contract lime for
act or practice, ami upon conviction in Tillamook county where social har­ but to let him die.-’
become an inmate thereof.
tl-e carrying of the mail is 60 days for Wagons.
Section 2. Anv person who shall open, thereof shall be punished by a fine of not mony reigns supreme as it does in the
“The slugs that entered the arms and the trip, and it is probable that this time I
C. A. BA I LEY. Tillamook. Ore.
set up or keep within the corporate less than ten dollars ami costs nor more settlement of Sandlake. There is none side of Jack Biddle were from the shot
limits of Tillamook City anv bawdy than twinty five dollars and costs, ami of that narrow minded back biting and fired bv McGovern, after he was lying will lie made without serious difficult;
the winter weather is settled and
house, or who shall knowingly aid or in default of payment of such fine shall prejudice found so prevalent dsewhere- face downward on the snow, at close1 after
,
the
trail is in better condition.
assist in setting up or keeping anv bawdy bv imprisoned in the city jail one day for Thev all harmonize socially and in a bus range ?’’
I “ Scurvy is prevailing in and about Nome ;
every
two
dollars
of
such
fine.
house or who shall reside in or become
in ess way. They visit, kiss and shake
“Yes, sir. Iam sure of that. I was to an alarming degree. There were but
Section 4. No person shall use anv and go merrily on their way. Mr. Edi­ within a few feet.’’
an inmTte of any bawdy house, or house
few potatoes left in the district, and a WATCHMAKER &, JEWELER,
profane
or
obscene
language
on
any
tor, we would suggest that you and
of ill fame, shall upon conviction there
“ Do von think the striking of Jack on
of lx? punished by a fine of not less than street, or in any public place or assem­ your contemperary move your printing the head with a gun had anything to do great lack of all kindsof fresh vegetables
WATCHES, CLOCKS and all
was apparent. Many of the poor pro
ten dollars and costs nor more than fifty blage within the corporate limits of Tilla­ establishments to Sandlake «luring the with the hastening of his death ?”
spectots who were unable to get out in
Kinds of Jewelry Carefully
dollars and costs and in default of nay mook City. Every person convicted of a coming campaign, and bask in the sun­
“
I
could
not
say.
He
could
still
the Fall are "hibernating" in their
inent of such fine shall be imprisoned in violation of this section shall be punished shine of Sandlake society the while. We speak.” .
Repaired
and Guaranteed
cabins, and it rs among this class that
the city jail at the rate of one day for by a fine of not less than five dollars and think it would have a tendency to tem­
‘‘ Did he strike with considerable the most pronounced cases of scurvy
costs and not more than twenty dollars per those editorials and thereby harmo­
at reasonable Prices ;
each two dollars of such tine.
were found. The poor of Nome were
Also a nice line of Watches, Clocks.
Sect uni 3. In all cases of prosecution and costs, and in default of payment of nise the different factions through the force ?”
“ He hit him a good hard biff with the proving a heavy tax on the charity of Silverware and Jewelry always kept in
under this ordinance common fame shall such fine shall lx? imprisoned in the city county.
jail
one
dav
for
each
two
dollars
the
camp.
Destitution
was
general
I
be competent evidence in support of the
[ Tile Editor would like to harmonize butt of the sun.”
stock.
An autopsy held on the Biddles this The winter was mild, and an early break '
complaint, and every bouse or place used of such tine. Profane language is hereby the different factions in the republican
defined
as
any
words
of
a
blasphemous
Travel over the 1 Engraving done on short notice free of
for the pur|M»se of prostitution, fornica­
party, but when men like Sappington morning bore out the statement that the up was looke«l for.
tion or lewd 11 ess shall lx? taken and character uttered in a boisterous or dis­ ami his faction want to be the whole Biddles intended to kill themselves rather country was greatly impeded by the mild I charge at Tillamook, Oregon.
«leemed to be a bawdy house within the orderly m inner to the annoyance of oth­ thing we feel that it is an impossibility than be taken alive. It disclosed that weather. In many places the tundra
ers. Obscene language is hereby define«!
meaning of this ordinanc«'.
NOTICE to CHKDITOK9.
to trv, ami the only solution to the dif­ Jack piddle suffered from nine wounds, had f*een too soft to bear up travelers I
but, excepting the one that penetrated and communication with outlying camps
Section 4 It shall be the duty of the as such words as are commonly consid­ ficulty is 1 he survival of the attest.]
Notice
is hereby given thst the undersigned
was
<
ut
off.
ered
lewd,
foul
or
indecent
or
offensive
cit y marshall, in the ibsence of complaint
has been duly appointed by the County Court
And now it rains and the grass is the kidney, none of them would have
been fatal. Ed’s terrible sufferings were
bv any other partv, to institute prosecu­ to persons of pure minds.
of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook countv,
growing.
Section 5. Ordinance No. 74 ami all
executor of the last will and testament of
tions for the violation of this ordinance,
caused bv a bullet wound that struck
To Our Patrons and Friends.
A. J. Hernbre. J Atkinson and W. C. him in the left breast I bis wound he
MARY S. DOWNS, deceased, and ail person *
whenever lie shall have reasonable cause ordinances ami parts of ordinances in
claims against the estale of said deceased
conflict
herewith
are
hereby
repealed.
King
made
a
trip
to
Woods
Saturday.
Alter a careful review of our past having
made himself. The powder niarns are
to believe that anv |xrson or persons
are hereby required to present the same, with
Approved.
J.
1«.
B
riggs
,
The little child ofM. Sommers which visible on the skin. Death was caused by year's business, we have concluded that proper vouchers as by law required, tome at
have been guilty of a violation of the
has been troubled with eczema so long hemorrhages, and the man suffered un. it is no longer profitable for us to con­ the office of B. L. Eddy. Altorney-at-Law. Tilla­
same
mook « itv Oregon, within six mouths from the
State of Oregon,
/
is very much better.
told agonv to the last breath Another
Section 5. Ordinance No. 32 ami all
d te hereof
• ss.
ordinances and ¡»arts of ordinances in Coutitv of Tillamook,
wound found on his body was on the tinue a credit system, and have conclud­
Dated this February 6th, 1902.
Tillamook City
)
SAMI E’ DOWNS.
same side, but it did no damage. Brth ed to sell for spot cash, small profits and
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
NESKOWIN.
Executor of the last will and testament of
I. Thos. Coates. City Recorder of Tilla­
bullets found in Edward were 32-caliber, quick sales wdl b- our watchword. We Mary
Approved.
J. 1«. BRIGGS,
S. Downs, deceased
Mavor. mook Citv, in Tillamook Coutitv. Ore­
The schooner Anita came in the bay on and in the opinion ot the doctors who kindly ask all who are indebted to us to
gon. do hereby certify that the foregoing the 24-th. after a load of canned salmon, held the autopsy there is no doubt that
St.ite of Oregon,
1
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
come in and settle their accounts and
copy of Ordinance No. 129 of said City and went out on the 28tli.
he killed himself.
County of Tillatn<x»k, J- ss.
greatly oblige.
N
otice
s H ereby G iven ,—That the under-
has been by me coni|*are«l with the origi­
Tillamook City.
)
The
pastors
of
nearly
all
the
churches
Captain Labell, of the Anita was seen
M c I ntosh & M c N air .
of the Estate of A. G.
I. Thos Coates, City Recorder of Tilla nal Ordinance No. rJy and that the same in our vicinity last Sunday.
in Buller to-day referre«! to the sensa­
ANDERSON, decensed, haa presented and filed
niook Cit\ , in Tillamook County, Ore is a true and correct copy of such original
The weather began to moderate on the tional capture of Mrs. Soffel and the Bid­
to.unty Court of the State of Oregon, for
\\
bile
n
crowd
of
Yakima
Indians
were
gon, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance and the whole thereof.
rillamook coun y hi« final account in the ad­
eve of the 29th, which was very welcome dles Rev. Father Walsh, rector of St.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto after such a cold snap.
copy of Ordinance No. 131 of said City
Paul’s Roman Catholic Church, who driving a hand of about 500 ponies from ministration uf »aid estate, and that bv order of
>at«l (■mit duly made, the 4th dav of March.
the
Washington
side
of
the
Columbia
has been b\ me compared with the origi­ set niv hand ami official seal this 5th
ministered
to
the
Biddles
in
their
dying
Nora Red burg left for the valley on
1902. at the hour of HI o'cluck a m., is the time
nal Ordinance No 131 and that thesatnv dav of February A D 1902
hours, spoke touchingly of them to the River to The Dalles, which are to l>e When the hearing on said dual account will be
Saturday.
is a true and correct copy of such origi­
(us.)
T hos COATKS,
The grading is all finished on the charge members of his congregation. He touched ■hipped to thecnnnerv at Linuton. near hud. ami any and all pernons having objections
samaccount are required to present them to
Citv Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon in the county road to Slab creek.
nal Ordinance and the whole thereof
briefly 011 their statements given out, Portland, the we broke and a large to til
0,1 7 kefore sai<l date ot hearing.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
Dated thia 5th dav of February, Iqo2.
Quite a surprise party at C. Christen­ and said it was for every person to de­ numlier of animals fell into the cold
Ordinance No. I V'
water
of
the
river
near
its
middle,
which
set ni\ hand ami official seal this 51I1 da\
F. M LAMB, Administrator.
sens last week. Come again, boys, and cide for himself as to the innocence of
of Febnu ry A. D 1902.
An ordinance to prevent ami restrain bring the girls along next time.
guilt of the men. When seen nt hi# mi i» verv deep. Manv sank to the bottom
the disturbance of meetings, ami any
(1. s 1
T hos C oates ,
PLATINUM METALS
John Whitemail has rented Charlie and deuce this afternoon Father Walsh sai«i ; Ot the icy waters and were seen no more
nt once, while
w hile several
severai ure heavier ihan K„|d tin-» lute, and
City Recorder of TilltnookCity, Oregon riot, noise, disturbance or «bsorderlv Dan Fletcher’s ranch. The two Inns in­
“ Besides the statements given out bv some were rescued at
assembly in any street, house or place tend to go to Alaska some time during the Biddle boys to the newspaper men remained in the terrible cold waters for usually occur in small scales and do not
Ordinance No ija.
nnil to prevent mid punish improper
proper use this month.
nn«l officers, both Ed ami lack Biddle almost an hour covered with water all amalgamate. They are valuable. Send
An ordinance to define and punish of str«*ets and sidewalks in Tillamook
Mr Goers and family have moved to made confes?i«»n to me. Ed’s was made except their heads, before they were Hr sale to the Welsbach Company,
gaming and the keeping ot gambling Citv. Oregon, and to repeal ordinance their ranch recently purchased from Mr. on Friday night, and there was no one resened
A large crowd of citizens Broad 4 Arch streets. Philadelphia. Pa.
houses, and declai ing the same unlaw No. 73.
present but myself, and Jack, lying in the watched the work of rescue from the Analysis free. For information con­
Hosier.
river
bank.
tul, and to te|»eal ordinance No 22
The people of
<l<>
Miss Lona Christenson visited at A. M next cell. Jack did not confess until ves-
cerning methods of saving the metals,
flic people ot Tillamook City «Io or ordain as follows;
tentar. Their confessions were full an«I
Common’s a few days this week.
It hat liern demon st r«t«M to everv- « rite to the Waratali Minerals Com-
daiti as follows
S ection 1.—Any use of force or vio.
Mr. Morris took a load of fish to the complete in every particular, and tliev
body s «Htisfaction that the best aduiirsìs rany. Limited. 140 Ellis street, San
S ection I — Each and every person fence or anv threat to use Jihrce or vio- valley recently.
will never be revealed.
rrancitco. Calif.
who shall deal, play, or carry on nt any lence, it accompanied
‘ ‘ bv
by immediate
•While minmtt-rlng to th*m almost make the poorest politicians.
Miss Myrtle Foster visited Mrs. C.
* < X
place within the corporate limits ot Till- l»ower of execution, by three or more Fletcher and Mrs. Gardner this week.
It is rhsolutely certain that the earth­
evtry hour after they were brought to
With his birthday celebrations, recen.
amook Cit\ anv game of Fare, Monte. persons acting together, mid without
Miss Edna Wood was a visitor at Mrs. jail, they often would talk to me of how Ilona an« sleigl, rides. Emperor William quake disturbance« in Mexico were not
Roulette, Rouge-et-noir, Lanm|«enet, authority of law, is riot, mid any ¡terson Commons' last Thursday.
caused by anything the Pan-American
they were wrongly accused of crimes IS keeping the royal dragoons busy
I
I congress did.
IMPORTANT ORDINANCES
DR. T. P. WISE,
Dentist,
Office on Main Street, Opposite
COURT HOUSE.
The Oriel House,
Edwards & Sladden,
Hot and Cold Baths
EUGENE JENKINS,