THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 1. 1902.
GENT.’S CLOTHING.—Stylish and Fashion
able A Fine Stock of Summer Suits.
Ladies’ Dress Goods. They are Pretty, Service
able, in the newest and latest colors.
LADIES’ STYLISH SHOES.
COHN & CO
■5
Hats and Caps.
' Gent.
_____ ’s ....
The Leading Merchants.
NOTICE for PUBLICATION.
Departin' nt of the Interior,
$1OO Reward, $IOO.
I. M. Wagner to Jacob A. A. Wag-1
first made its appearance about two more men to help them in their logging
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
ner, Se V4 of Se V4 of sec. 3, lot 20 of learn
April 12th, 19o2.
years since, owing to its mild form, not operations on the Kingsley place.
that there is at least one dreaded disease
Notice
U
hereby
given that the following-
sec. 2, and lots 3 and 4 of sec. 11, tp. 3 that science has been able to cure in all its named settler han filed
There
are
several
sore
arms
in
the
a
few
doctors
took
up
a
position
and
notice
of hi« intention
Says Dr. Bartel, bat It is Up
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh -----
______
contended that the disease was not neighborhood, the reason, vaccination. S, R. 10 W.
Cure is the only positive cure known to the 1 to nn lake filial proof in support of his claim, and
that
said
pi
oof
will
la*
made
before Count y
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
Against Him to Prove It ! smallpox. Whether this was because
I tional disease, requires a constitutional treat- Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook.
Ordinance
No.
134.
[
ment.
Hall's
Catarrh
Cure
is
taken
internally,
.
Oregon,
on
COULSONBURG
some of t hem lacked the exjierience and
[TO EDITOR OE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.]
1 acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
of the system, thereby destroying the Il E. 13.J«». lor »!■« K S °f N w •»;. w*'- 14 a,,d h
Gardening is the order of the day in
An Ordinance to vacate Henshaw’s faces
In your last week’s paper, rather un did not know or that they were sparring
»ec >1. tP 1 8. K- lo " '
foundation of the disease, and giving the U of Sw
the fa lowing witne»«-. to prove
by building up the constitu ' < - He ..... name,
Addition to Tillamook (now Tillamook patient strength
pleasant mention is made of me in con for a little newspaper notoriety, we are this vicinity.
_____ ... residence upon
unnil and
mid cultivation
cultivation
w nature r in
tion and ______
assisting
in doing
do"“' its wor - hiB continuous
not
in
a
position
to
know.
One
thing
is
Mrs.
Swabb
has
a
very
severe
attack
City),
Tillamook
County,
Oregon.
oJikUr- :;
’v; so r.iuch
nection with the Loomis case. As a fair-
I The proprietors
have
muih faith in its cura , of Mid land, viz:
uwers, that
they
offer
One
Hundred
Doi-
Winfield S. Cone. Bay ( ity,. Ore. Frank
certain,
the
medical
profession
has
come
tive
DOncia,
»»anv
mv
j
v...-
.
......
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7"
r
Whereas W. S. Hays has petitioned lars for any ease that
of quinsy.
minded man I lielieve you to be, I ask
.. . it < fails
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to cure. Send for I Kkrot|) o( Hobsonville.Ore.; William B. Elliott
to the conclusion that it is smallpox and
and Henry H. A.derman, Tillamook City, Ore.
Mr. Harley Foland, of Tillamook, the Common Council of Tillamook City list of testimonials.
of you to allow me to answer.
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Address,
F.
J.
CHENEY
fit
CO. Toledo, 0.
to
vacate
the
lots,
blocks
and
streets
of
Being frequently questioned about the precautions are being taken, wherever it and Miss Lucy Kinnaman, of Beaver, Henshaw’s Addition to Tillamook, Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall
’
s
Family
Fills
are
the
best.
breaks
out,
to
quarantine
it,
both
in
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
called on Mr. and iMrs. D. F. Coulson, (now within the coporate limits of
reported smallpox, I went and examined
Department of the Interior,
Tillamook City,) and
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.,
Mr. Loomis to satisfy myself. However, large and small town towns and in rural of this place, last Sunday.
April 15tn. ««N^-
Whereas on the 18tb day of August,
Sl'MMONM
I did not give nor intimate my opinion districts, building pest houses and hav Joe Bixby was seen on our streets one
Notice is hereby given that the f llowing-
1890, one Al Henshaw was the owner of
ing
trained
nurses
to
attend
the
cases.
named
settler
has
filad
notice
of his intention
day
last
week,
he
was
out
buying
cattle.
to him nor any of his folks.
the following described real estate sit In the Circuit Court of the Sti te of Oregon for to make final proof in support of his claim, and
Harry Davis and wife left this place uated in Tillamook County, Oregon,
the County of Tillamook.
that said proof will be made before the Register
When I did give it the next day I was Not being in the medical profession, it is
Dian-ha Anna Page, Plaintiff,
and Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore , on May 23rd,
requested to do so by Mr. Loomis and not expected that we can decide either several days ago, for Iowa, where they to-wit:
vs.
( Department 1902, viz :
Beginning at a point five hundred Frederick Edward Martin I’age.i
No. 2.
JOHN 8TARR,
Dr. Smith. I, therefore, had a perfect way, but in looking at the situation from will spend some time visiting relatives.
Def-ndant.
seventy (570) feet West and twenty-
H.E. No. 12.527. io«- lhe w /2 oi K
*P-
a common sense standpoint we must
Mr. N. Coulson still improves in six hundred and five and three tenths To the above named defendant.
right to do so.
28. R. 7 W.
In the name of the State of Oregon :
names the following witnesses to prove
Mrs. Loomis, to make sure that word admit that it is smallpox or that the health, and at this writing is able to do (2605.3) feet south of the northeast You a e hereby required to appear and an his He continuous
residence upon and cultivation
corner of the E. Thomas Donation Land swer the complaint of plaintiff filed against you of said laud, viz :
should reach me, sent word through the leading men in the medical profession in his chores.
in the above entitled suit on or before the 24th
William H. Fletcher. George II. Baxter, Na
Mr. Denny, who came in to work on Claim; running thence south four hundr day of April, 1902, or in default thereof, the thaniel Stretch, Harry Starr, of Fairdale, Or.
city marshal, I)r. Smith and Mr. Jasper our large cities are a lot of ignoramuses
ed eighty (480) feet; thence west four plaintiff will apply to the Court for a decree,
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and
the
precautions
which
are
being
his ranch, has returned to Monmouth.
Smith, successively.
hundred eighty (480) feet; thence north divorcing the plaintiff and defendant, and that
p aintiff be granted the custody and maintain-
Mr. and Mrs. N. Dye were callers at four hundred eighty (480) feet; thence ance
Dr. Smith and I had quite a talk taken to prevent it spreading is all hum
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
of the children of said patties.
east four hundred eighty (480) to the
Department of the In erior,
This summons is published by order of G. W.
about the case. He giving for proof that bug. That is the only conclusion that a N. Coulson’s Friday.
Laud Office at Oregon City. Ore.,
Sappingt n, Uounty Judge, dated March i3th,
point
of
beginning,
containing
five
and
layman
can
draw
whose
mind
is
not
Mr. Loomis had been exposed to small
Mark Bays was on our streets Sun twenty-nine hundredths (5.29) acres, 1902. First publication of this summons dated
April 151*1. i<Jo2.
Notice
is
hereby given that the followi g
prejudice
one
way
or
the
other.
Now
as
March
13th,
1902,
last
publication
April
24th,
day.
pox, or what was supposed to be small,
lying in Section 25 in Township 1 South I902.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
C laude T hayer ,
make final proof 111 support of his claim,and that
Attorney for Plaintiff.
pox, just thirteen days before. That to the contention about the cases in Eddy for Speaker of the House. of Range 10 west of Willamette Meri
said proof will be made tielore the Register and
dian.
when called in Mr. Loomis was suffering Tillamook, right from the first Dr. Bartel
Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore., on May 23rd,
SIMMONS
And
on
said
last
mentioned
date
said
was
hostile
because
the
county
and
city
1902, viz :
Mr.
B.
L.
Eddy
’
s
friends
are
booming
pain in back, arms, legs, more or less
Al Henshaw and wife platted and I11 the Circui* Court of the Stare of Oregon, for
WILLIAM H. FLETCHER,
officials
did
not
employ
him
to
consult
him for speaker of the house in the next attempted to dedicate an addition to
H.E. No. 12,528. for the W % of W
section 26,
n msia an<l headache.
the county of Tillamook, S.S.
tp 2 8, R 7 W.
Admitting, howeyer, that the proof with the other doctors, consequently he state legislature. His picture appeared the town of Tillamook, (now Tillamook Frank Fowler, plaintiff.
1
He names the following witnesses to prove
vs
> Department No. 2. his continuous residence upon and cultivation
was very circumstancial, only two or made it somewhat of a personal grie on the first page of the Oregonian on City) upon the said described tract of Nettie Fowler,
defendant. )
Of said land, viz :
land, but that owing to an error in
To the above named defendant.
three erruptions appearing, I expressed vance. Drs. Wiley and Smith, being the Sunday, with this comment :
George H. B.xter, Harry Slarr, Nathaniel
the
description
of
the
land
in
said
plat
In the name of »he State ofOregon : You are Stretch, John Starr of Fairdale, Ore.
oldest, and recognized the ablest doctors
“In the event of his election to the and dedication, the said plat and dedi. hereby required to appear and an-wer the com
my preference to keep out of the case.
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plaint filed against you in the above entitled
When Dr. Smith told me he was in the citv, it was only natural that the ; Legislature as joint Representative for cation failed to coyer the greater part of suit
on or before the Vfh day of June, :9o2, or in
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
land
intended
to
be
covered,
but
the
authorities
should
rely
upon
them
to
as
default
thereof
the
plaintiff
will
apply
to
the
Tillamook
and
Yamhill
Counties
—
and
done with the case, had discharged
DepHrtment of the Interior,
largely to land which did not Court fora decree divorcing the plaintiff and
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
him, and that I should go and see Mr. certain whether it was smallpox or there is no reasonable doubt of it, as he applied
defendant,
and
that
plaintiff
be
granted
the
belong to said Henshaw or to his wife,
April 15th, 1902.
at d maintainance of Forest Fowler and
Loomis. Furthermore, that I should not. That they emphatically pronounc- is the Republican candidate—B. L.Eddy but was owned by other persons, and custody
Notice is hereby given that the following
Frank Fowler, children of said parties.
settler has filed notice of his intention to
Whereas said addition has never im This summons is published by order of George named
turn him loose if I thought him free trom , ed the disease smallpox is well-known, will be’a candidate for Speaker of the
Sappington, County Judge, dated April 21, make final proof in support of his claim, and
and they continue to do so, consequently House for the Season of 190?. Mr. Eddy proved and 110 lots or blocks have been W.
that said proof will be made before Register and
I«O2.
smallpox.
sold
out
of
the
same,
but
the
said
tract
The
first publication of this summons is Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore., on Slay 23rd,
Vet I had no notion of going until Mr. the city and county authorities took the was a member of the last House and of land has ever since said attempted dated April
24th, I902, and the last publication 1902, viz. :
GEORGE H. BAXTER,
Jasper Smith brought me word to be necessary precautions to have the cases served his constituents with exceptional dedication remained under fence and has thereof dated June sth, i 9 o 2.
H.E. No 12,529, ior the E % of W %, sec. 26, tp.
I. T. MAULSBY.
quarantined, exactly what other places fidelity and efficiency. He took an active been used for agricultural purposes and
2 8. R. 7 W.
sure to go.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Being thus sent for and having the were doing. Under all the circumstances, part in all measures of general legislation no road, street, alley or other public
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
highway has ever been opened through
NOTICK OF FINAL 8KTTLKMKNT.
of said land, viz :
attending physician’s permission, I went with Drs. Wiley and Smith’s experience and hail no small influence with his fel the same, and
William H. Fletcher, John Starr, Henry Starr
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Nathaniel Stretch, of Fairdale, Oregon.
nn<l found Mr. Loomis recovering from with smallpox cases, it certainly seems low-members. He had under his special
Whereas, said W. S. Hays has become adminstrator
of the estate of DENNIS W
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to
us
that
those
who
want
to
differ
with
the soreness of arms, legs and back re
charge the new game and food laws, now the owner of all the said described RYAN, deceased, has filed in the County Court
Tillamook County, State of Oregon, his final
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
stilting from opporating Mr. Nodine’s these gentlemen are adduceing nothing to on the stature books No other member tracts of land and of all the lots and of
as administrator of said estate, and that
Department of the Interior,
blocks intended to be platted as said account
Tuesday the 3rd day of June. ig02, at the hour of
patent armstrong sternwheel schooner, substantiate their assertions, and as to made a better record for attentiveness to Henshaw's Addition; and
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.
ten o'clock a m., has been fixed by said Court
April 15th, 1902
or whatever you may call the craft. It Dr. Bartel s letter throwing any addi- all the business of the house; and, as he
Whereas, the vacation of said plat as the time for hearing of objections to said re Notice is hereby given that the following
thereof
named settler has filed notice of his intention
appears that Mr. Loomis and party took tional light on the subject it does not, for is a clear and forceful sjieaker, none was of said Henshaw’s Addition would not port and the settlement
WILLIAM RYAN,
to make final proof in support of his claim,
Administrator of the estate of Dennis and that said proof will b-* made before the
passage in said vessel and worked their the burden of the letter is that Drs. Wiley listened to more carefully or with great obstruct any public road or high wav
W. Ryan, deceased.
laid out or established by law, and no
Register and Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore., on
and
Smith
and
the
county
and
city
offi
er
respect.
Mr.
Eddy
has
many
friends
to
Garibaldi
and
back
the
way down
May 23rd, IQO2, viz. .
person whatever has made any objec-
HVMSfONS.
NATHANIEL STRETCH ;
same day, reaching home utterly ex- cials are all wrong, while Dr. Bartel, who and admirers throughout the state who tion to said vacation and no person
H .E. No. 12.534 for the W % of E
sec. 34, tp. 2
has his reputation yet to gain as a sue- look upon him as a “coming man’’ in has any interest opposed to the vaca
S.R.7 W.
hausted.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
He names the following witnesses to prove his
This might explain the sore arms, cessful practitioner in Tillamook, knows Oregon affairs, and who will heartily tion of said addition; that the petition
Tillamook County.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
of said W. S. Hays for the vacation of R. D. Peckham, plaintiff,
)
said land, viz :
legs and back. Now as such unaccus- it all. Such an absurd notion is alto support bis candidacy.”
vs.
said Henshaw’s Addition was filed with
William Fletcher, George H. Baxter, Harry
E.
H.
Cowing,
Mary
Green
Cowing,
toned exertion and exhaustion usually gether too ridiculous. Before coming to
The Headlight intimated after the re. the City Recorder of Tillamook City, on Mary Hughes Church, Wells Gil- I
Starr, John Starr, of Fairdale, Ore.
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disturbs digestion, the result would l»e Tillamook Dr. Smith attended several publican state convention that Mr. Eddy said March 17th. 1902, and written l>ert, Caroline Iler, Elva M. Wes- f
John Iler, Carl Iler Myrtle 1
1
imber L and ’A ct J une 3, 1878—N otice F or
hundred persons in Eastern Oregon had many|warm friends who were advo notice of said petition was, on said colt,
nausia and headache.
Ully iler and Blavil W. Iler,
March 17 th, 1902, set up in three of the defendants.
P ublication .
As to the erruptions. I found some suffering with the same disease, and, fui- cating him for speaker. From present in »nost public places in Tillamook City,
United SUies Land Office.
To K H. ( owing. Mary Green Cowing and
Oregon City, Oregon
pimples, such as any young man may | tliermore, he is willing, we under dication he is the strongest candidate in containing a description of the property Mary Hughes Church, three of the above named __
.
March 10th, I902.
defendants.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
sport with perfect propriety. These stand, to send for a specialist, and if it the field, but until after the election next to be vacated, and said notices were
In the name of the State of Oregon : You are with the provisions of the act of Congress of
hereby required to appearand answer the com June3,
were in their various stages of develop ' is not pronounced smallpox, he would June it is a little premature to count posted for more than thirty days prior plaint
i878, entitled “ A11 act for tlie sale of
filed against you and the other timber lands
hereto.
in the States of < alifornia, Oregon,
liear the expenses.
ment, the last one appearing three or I bear
expenses, Nowit is up to Dr. noses.
m the above entitled suit on
______________ __
Whereas said attempted plat and dedi defendants
and Washington Territory,” as ex
or before the last day prescribed in the Nevada,
to all the Public Land States by act of
four days earlier, otherwise there was i Bartel to take up this proposition to sus-
cation of said Henshaw’s Addition to order for the publication of this sum tended
Tillamook are recorded in Book “I” at mons. to-wit . on or before the 8th day of r August 4, I892, WILLIAM CAIN.
Real Estate Transfers.
not the slightest evidence of disease, con- i tain his contention that it is not small-
.May 1902 ; and if you fail to so appear and Of Dayton county of Yamhill, State of Oregon,
page 186 thereof. Records of Deeds of answer
sequentlv I was oblige to so : “ No i pox. Will he do it ? If not, then he
for want thereof the plaintiff will apply ha- this day fifed in this office hie sworn
Tillamook County, Oregon.
to the Court tor the relief payed for in said com statement
Claude
Thayer
to
Julia
A.
Mapes,
40
No. 3.666, for the purchase of the
smallpox.”
' should lie the last man to rush into print
Now therefore, the people of Tillamook plaint filed herein, to-wit :
1-2, Sw ‘4 of Ne % of Section No. 4,
acres
in
tp.
1
S,
R.
10
W.
1. F r a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage in 4 Lot
It appears that Dr. Smith had told and take the position he has, when the
City do ordain as follows :
Township 2 South, Range No. 7 West,
nmde
and
executed
bv
one
John
W
Anderson,
H. F. Goodspeed to Lillian A. Good That the whole of said Henshaw’s bearing date August 14th. iSoi, upon the follow slid will offer proof to show that the land
Mr Loomis also, that, in case I should burden of proof is against him. For the
is more valuable for its timber and stone
to Tillamook including the ing described real property situate in Tillamook sought
than for agricultural purpoees, and to establish
not pronounce it smallpox, Mr. Loomis good of the general public we hope there speed, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, of block 2 Qtid addition
described as follows to- his c airn to said land before the Register and
lots, blocks and the streets attempted wit : The Sw % of and
lots
t
to
8
in
block
3,
Goodspeed
’
s
add.
sec. 3, tp. í n . R. 7 W, which ReSSiver ***!* office at Oregon City, Oregon
should go tree, This information they j will he no crawfishing, and we shall have
to lie platted and dedicated therein, be mortgage was given
to one, G O. Nolan to
Thursday, the 22nd day of May,' 19u2. He
gave me after making my diagnosis.
: no object to Dr. Bartel depositing the to Tillamook.
and the same is hereby vacated. And ^7 JhVpVnleul of lbe Promissory note of on
names as witnesses :
T.
H.
Goyne
to
Louis
Olsen,
Vi
int.
in
said
John
n
Anderson,
in favor of said G O
said
plat
and
dedication
shall
hence,
O. Rhode, of McMinnv’lle. Or. J W Fish
As to the findings of Drs. Wiley and money to pay the expenses of an expert,
Nolan
for
the
sum
of
|2jo
00
and
interest
at
thè
l>e held for naught. And the public rateofioper cent per annum, which note and burn. N. S. Stretch and A. P. Slade of Dayton,Or.
Smith, they were no surprise to many, nt the H kadlight office, to be returned tract in block 1 of Thayer’s add. to Till forth
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
highways shown on said plat are hereby ’nortKftKe
J**11 duly assigned and trans above-described lands are requested co file their
tor they agreed also against Dr. Mills in to him if the specialist says "No small, amook.
vacated and surrendered unto the said tei red to said plaintiff.
claims
this office on or be to-e «aid 22nd dav
2 That it be decreed that there is due the of May, in 1902.
Blake S. Thompson to Edward Cleve, W. S. Havs, his heirsand assigns forever.
J
the examinations of the cases south of pox ¡"—E ditor .]
plaintiff the sum of I431 5« and interest thereon
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Sw
Vi
of
Sw
Vi
of
sec.
32,
tp.
2
N,
R.
10
Read
first
time
April
21,
1902,
at
8:15
from
February
20th
1902.
at
the
rate
of
10
per
town. However, the subsequent course
NOTICE FOR PUBIJCATToiL
cent j»er annum the further sum of >72,13 for
o’clock p.m.
w
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
of the disease has proven Dr. Mills cor
plaintiff; and the further sum of
Department of the Interior.
Read second time April 21, 1902, 8:17 taxes paid by
H. F. Goodspeed to Rose V. Clough,
Land Office at Oreg. n City, Or.
*t,orn*y ! fee *>«rein. and for costs
rect, as also does a personal examina The warm April showers and sunshine
o’clock p.m.
and disbursements of this suit.
„
.
March 21st, 1902.
<l«lared • first lien opon
Bv unaminous consent of the members .Ji Tí?,*
Notice is hereby given that the following-
tion of the Wells case by myself upon is earning the grass to grow fast, which lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in block 2, of Good-
said premises, and that defendants. E. H. named settler has filed notice of his intention
speeds
add.
to
Tillamook.
of
the
common
Council
present
put
on
request of Mr. Wells.
Church lÍYJr GrCT' Co’r‘”Kand Mary Hu hes to m she fi «1 proof in support of his claim, and
pleasea the dairymen of this section, ns
reading
its 1 Church, beforever barr.-d
Chas. A. Godard, et ux., to John L. its
— third
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„ on
— the - night
-CT— of
-- —
• vu <*n«i
and luntiofeo
ton-cloved (,! of any
any that said proof will be made before C'ouutv
If Mr. Loomis was broken out with
and 8,1
all ”
rtuht.
title and
»uri interest in ....
a - 'j 1 Clerk
Kbt title,
Hinlto.«Atd
he ndds a can or two, to his dairv Bosler, et ux., 81 acres in sec. 14, tp. 4 introduction and read for the third time a,,tl
of fillamook county, at Tillamook. Ore
smallpox as has l>een asserted, he should wagon every few days.
inn.^n
ro.wwil
Anril 21,
21 1902,
1009 at
nt 8:20
R 90 I
"«><* "?
that
each
and all the
in
open
council
April
at
'■
ach
""■>
the on May 3rd. 1902. viz :
■ it
j
'
i.e Iynt,a,,t.*ai ni all persons claiming under them
R COUIAON :
S.
R.
10
W.
o
’clock p.m.
have been quarantine for at least
».-lock
n tn. and upon the question [ be for ever barrrt ,nd (orrelwed ,,F
„5.n K 5 J”!? PERLEY
for theS
ofSc Hof«ec.»an<lN
The smallpox patients are improving.
•
-----the
Felix Roy to Mary J. Gerritse, W 1» of .............
“Shall the
ordinance
pass, vote
’’ 1 tight title .nd intere« they m.y or JtehS to
of Ne fc, sec 29. tp. 3 ». R 8 W.
three weeks from date of ap|>earance of No new cases reported. The quarantine
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premises
or
any
part
He
names
the
following
witnesses to prove
resulted
as
follows:
Ayes.
4
;
noes,
0.
erruption, as that always runs a definate have been lifted from Pate Wells family. Ne Vi, Nw of Se and lots 1 and 2 of
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Whereupon the ordinance was declared
of said land, viz:
sec.
32.
tp.
3
N.
R.
10
W.
specific course, characteristic to small
duly passed.
John T. Moon, Marcus Curl, James Patterson,
Hull Johnson cut his foot quite bad a
Christian Nebuhr, by sheriff, to
Abner Griest, oi Blaine, Ore.
T hon . C oatbs , Citv Recorder.
pox only.
lew days ago while spliling wood.
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Thomas Coates, E t3 of Ne 14 and Ne l4
Approved ; April 24, 1902.
This erruption heals off not short of
Ed Moren’s house caught fire the ofSe *4 of sec. 32. tp. 2 N. R. 10 W.
J. L. B riggs . Mayor.
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»'ni"
’"h'f lhl
<hl * "
the T imber L and . A ct J unb 3. i878.—N otice for
18 days and mav last 24 or more days, other evening by a spark dropping onto
, " th Vi?
M,On
being on the
Filffd April 24. 1902
2, th day of March. 1902. and
Tillamook City to W. S. Havs. ordi
P ublication .
,nd the
,h' last Publ«“os
consequently the power of contagion the root ; by the timely warning of his
T hus . C oates . City Recorder. I ÜiílLy
United States Land Office.
nance
covering
land
formerly
known
as
lasts that long.
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‘ W.
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“----- b I xck AMD CLAUDS TRATBB
Oregon Citv, Oregon,
neighbor, Mr, Powell, his house was Henshaw's add.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
State of Oregon.
\
u
March 4th, iqo 2
Therefore, Mr. Loomis at large is saved without serious damages.
”
hereby
given that in compliance
May F. Drew to John M. Morgan, 1 County of Tillamook, - S.S.
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
dangerous to the community if he really
Tillamook City.
1
Mrs. George Bennette, of Woodland, acre in Edrick Thomas. D.L.C.
June 3, I878. entitled ‘‘An act for the sale of
suffered from MH nil pox. and the authoti-
timber lands in the States of California. Ore
I. Thomas Coates, City Recorder of
Wash., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Chas. H. Blake, et. ux.. to Nelson P. [ Tillamook
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory,” as
City in Tillamook County,
ties ordering his release have committed Mrs. Willis Powell.
extended to all the Public Land Slates by set
S V> of Sw H Oregon, do here by certify that the
WEIGHT 2000 pounds.
of Avgust 4. I%2.
a grave error. As the disease never | Our popular neighbor. Thomas Lvster, Wheeler, Sw ’♦ of Se
W FISHBURN
and Nw l4 of Sw ’4 of sec. 20, tp. 2 S, foregoing copy of Ordinance No. 134 of The largest stallion in Tillamook t Of Davton JOHN
abates itself alter reaching the erruption
county of Yamhill, State of Oregon
said City has been by me compared
nominee for road district supervisor,
I naw this day filed in this office his sworn
Connty.
is
a
French
Draft
Horse
jet
stage, but runs its full course, though drove a fine bunch of yearlings out to R. 9 W.
with the original Ordinance No. 134,
No. 5665. for the purchase of the
Thomas Coates, et. ux., Joseph M. together with the endorsements thereon, black, henry bone, fine stvle and dis- : statement
mild it lie, and ns Mr. Loomis has no Beaver a few days ago to put on pas*
u-
*2 of *«ctk>n No. 24. in Town
Harrison, quit claim. E
of Nr1« and and that the same isa full.trueand correct position, No. 7234. recorded in French ship No. t South, Range No. 7 WX. and
such irruptions of the specific nature of I ture.
, will offer proof to xhow that the land sought is
copy of such original ordinance and the
Ne
*
4
of
Se
*4
of
sec.
32,
tp.
2
N.
R.
10
more valuable tor its timber or stone than for
smallpox, for he has lieen discharged
whole thereof, including such endorse National Draft Stnd Book, vol. 7, wi|| agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
Wm. Gray, our genial cheese maker, W.
from a ten days quarantine as cured. says he is receiving over five thousand
ments as the same appears on file in my make the season of 1902 at Greeson , to said land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Thurs
Tillamook Lumbering Co. to L. Hiner, | office and in mv custody.
Barn. Tillamook Citv.
It follows that Mr. Loomis was not I jM'unds of milk per day.
day, the ¿2nd day of May, I902.
He names as
Se of Nw V< and Sw
of Ne and N
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
Parti« w»hin< to breed are respect- : witnesses :
afflicted with smallpox.
Grandpa Wells brought down a tew
set
mv
hand
and
official
seed
this
25th
'»Eton.
Or.
;
O
Rhode,
of ■<*
Se t4 of sec. 17. tp. 1 N, R. 7 W.
ally incited to call .nd we onr horte
Yours,
Or««
» etretrh and A. P. Blade, of
day of April, 1902.
days ago to his son Charles a small
Dayton, Or
U.
S.
to
Isaac
W.
Smith,
Ne
’
♦
of
Ne
l
4
|. E. B artsl .
before breeding elsewhere.
T hou . C oatbs ,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
band of cows be wishes to sell.
of sec. 20. Nw H of Ne *4 and N H of Nw
•hove described lands are requested to file their
City Recorder of Tillamook City, I
Very respectfnlly.
claims
in this office on or before said 22nd day of
Harry Hill and partner have hired l<ot. sec. 21, tp. 1 S. R. 9 W.
[When the present smallpox epidemic
Oregon.
I
F- F. Bl RGESS. Manager. . May, 1902.
“NO SMALLPOX !”
OTHELLO,
C has . B. M oores , Register.