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TixE TiLL^MOOK HEADLIGHT. JULY 17,
NEHALEM.
Prof. G. A. Walker closed a term of
school in the town district, July 3rd.
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Miss Hellena Sandhury is home on a
visit from Seattle, Wash.
Mr. P. Daughnev is visiting at his
daughter’s. Mrs. Winnie Alley’s.
F. K. Beals and R. Crawford gave the
North Nehalem a call on Thursday.
Mrs. Clay Daninis and Mrs. Bell
Ludtka were visiting at Kingsley’s this
week.
H. E. Ross went to Tillamook Mon-
day.
The church has a new 30 inch bell.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Star, died July 9th.
Miss Miller closed a term of school in
the Sandhill district, July 11th.
Miss Mary Schollmeyer will have a
two weeks' vacation in her school.
The saw mill started up again on
Wednesday.
SOUTH PRAIRIE
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Having has been in full blast the past
week but the late rains have caught con­
siderable hay down.
The hay crop is lighter than informer
years.
Charles Wells has rented his dairy
ranch to Guy Vaught*., and has moved
to Tillamook Citv. They will lie miss­
ed by their friends and neighbors.
A. H. Harris, of Milton, Ore., an old
South Prairieite, was out last week call­
ing on old neighbors and friends.
Willis Powell and family returned
from Sheridan last week accompanied by
Mrs. Elliot of Bellevue, Or. and Mr«.
Willard Buell, of Sheridan, Or.
Mrs. Taggart, our popular school,
inarm made a trip to Slabcreek last Sat­
urday.
Mrs. Charles Wiley, of Netarts, visited
Mrs. Powell last week.
We have not heard of any more burg.
lar/L We suppose they have gone to
join Tracy.
.Miss Jennie Redding was out one day
last week visiting Mrs. Wells and Mrs.
Green.
Lloyd Powell has got him a new
wheel.
Several coasters passed through here
last Saturday bound for Netarts.
School Report.
TRACY
KILLED MERRILL
Body of the Convict Found by a
Woman in the Wood» Near
Chehalis
C hehalis ,
July
15. •- Mr». Mary
Wagoner and her 12-year-old non have
found the dead body of David Merrill,
who with Harry Tracy escaped last
month from the Oregon Penitentiary,
tiehind a log on an unfrequented road
four miles southeast of this place. The
gastly dtacjvery was made slmrtly tie-
fore dark last evening, while Mrs.
Wagoner and her son were searching for
blackberries.
The tody was slightly
decomposed, But easily recognizable as
that of Merrill. There was a bullet hole
in the back and another in the wrist.
The body was dressed in dark blue trous­
ers. a dark coat, a black hat, and heavy
shoes.
It had been dumped over the
log head first, and lay with the face con­
cealed. Mrs. Wagoner’s soil came here
this morning and notifihd the Corner of
the find, and the body is now being
brought in.
A settler named Verba,
who lives a few* hundred yards south of
the place where the body was found, has
identified it as that of one of two men
who went past his place at 5.30 A. M.,
June 28. the day Tracv said he killed
Merrill. Both men, Verba savs, were
heavily armed, and he thought at tl.at
time that they were Tracy and Merrill.
T acoma , July 15.—A Chehalis special
to the Evening News says : ¡Superinten­
dent Westendorf, of the State Reform
School, and Dan W. Bush have returned
here, and confirm the story of the find­
ing of the body of the escaped convict,
Dave Merrill, who was killed by his pal,
Harry Tracy.
The body is undoubtedly
that of Merrill, and he was killed at 9
o’clock, Saturday morning, June 28
The body was found by Mrs. Wagoner
and her 12-year-old son. of Napavine,
yesterday afternoon, who will claim the
reward of $2750. While picking berries,
they discovered the corpse thrown over
a log and jammed between two tree
stumps, a few feet off of the Diain road.
A bullet hole is plainly seen in the pack
and al>o one in the wrist.
Another is
believed to l»e in the neck. Three 30-30
Winchester shells were found, one be­
hind a cedar tree at the roadside, and
two about 10 feet from the corpse. The
indications are that Tracy fired the first
shot from bvhind the tree, and then com
peletd the assassination of his dying pal
and bri tlier in-law. Tracy first told the
story that he had killed Merrill the day
that he rode in a captured launch to
Seattle, July 2.
General News.
1902.
Departmeut of the Interior.
shot at him, I hit him in the back. The
United Slate» Land Office,
Oregon City. Oregon,
first shot did not finish him and I shot
June 13th. i £ o 2.
If Harry Tracy, the multi-murderer, is
again. I then concealed the Isxly in the
NOTICE.
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taken alive he will not be hanged in
brush and proceeded on my way.
Notice is hereby given that the approved plat
Washington, but will be sent back to ot Town»liip 8 south. Range 9
r/lLuSI
Tracy’« Justification.
received from the surveyor General of Oregon,
expiate his awful crimes in Oregon.
“Merrell only got what he deserved.
and 011
General
Chaffee
has
been
relieved
of
JULY 21»t, »’•»<». . ,
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He intedoed to turn and shoot me in the
At 9 o’clock a 111. of said date, »aid plat will be
the
command
in
the
Philippines
.and
back, then he would have snesked out of
filed in this office and the land t herein embractM
the country through the big limber and ordered to th“ command of the East will be subject to entry on au<l after said <iaie
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would not have been heard of for months. by an order issued by Secretary Root.
W m . G alloway . Receiver.
Sixteen Northwestern University stu­
I would not only have been dead, but
would never have been found, because dents, following the footsteps of Prof­
he would have been afraid to tell where essor Crook, the man who never kissed,
or was kissed, have formed an anti-osc­
my body was.”
In pursuance of a decree of foreclosure and
ulation society, with Crook an honorary order of sale rendered in the Circuit Uourtoi
E numclaw , July 15 —Fifty Muekel- member. Each member has taken an the State of Oregon, for the County of Tilla­
shoot Indians are searching for Tracy, oath to refrain from kissing as vulgar, mook. on thc9lh day of June. 190*. in the suit
ofT. T. Geer, Governor of the State of Oregon.
heating a jungle on the reservation.
though delicious.
F. I. Dunbar. Secretary of State of the State ot
“This community is terrorized.
State Factory Inspector McAbee of Oregon, and Charles K- Moore, State Treasurer
Tiacy lived at Buckley five years ago, Indiana has sent a circular letter to the . f the state of Oregon, constituting the Mate
Land Board of said State,
Plaintiffs va.
and has many friends around here.
larger manufacturing concerns in the John S. Judd Mary K. Judd. Studebaker
A report was received this morning state recommending that they provide Bros., Manufacturing Company, a corpora­
that Tracy is heading toward Natchez bathing facilities for the employes. He tion, and George A. Edmunds, Defendants,
Pass. He met a pack train on Mud cites the beneficial results from such a and of an execution du y issued out ot
the said Court in the said suit on the
Mountain, coining out from Gold Hill, course at Michigan Citv, and says a bath 16th day of June, 1902. I will expose tor sale, and
nt noon yesterday, four miles from here. after a day’s work will do much to re­ sellas the law directs, at the Court House door
of said County 111 the City of Tillamook City,
State of Oregon, on Saturday, the 26th day of
S eattle . July 15.—There is absolutely move the desire for stimulants.
Wu Fing Fang received official con­ July, 1902. al the hour of eleven o’clock a.tn.,
nothing lieing done by the posses search­
the real 1» opetty situated in the County of
ing for Tracv to-day. Sheriff (Judihee's firmation of the report of his recall. He Tillamook, State of Oregon, and described In
orders for all Deputies in the outlying will return with all convenient haste to said decree and order of sale as follows, to wit :
The South East quarter of the North East
districts to report to his office in Seattle China, and when he has arrived there quarter
of Section sixteen (¡6) in Tounsliip
are being slowly obeyed, Cud ilice hi tn. he will write a history of his lite, which one(l) South of Range nine (9) West of Will­
self remains at Ravendaie with a small will be published in America. He does amette Meridian, and also a tract described by
not expect to have his head cut off on liis beginning at the comer of Sections fifteen (15)
posse.
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and sixteen (16?. twenty-one (21) and twenty-
arrival in China, but chooses to regard two (22), in Township one (i) South, Range nine
E numclaw . July 15.—As was expect­
the change in his positions as a promo­ ¿9) West of Willamette Meridian, tunning
ed two days ago. Tracy arrived near
thence North to the quarter section corner be­
tion.
this thriving burg Sunday evening, at 5
tween said Sections fifteen (15) a,,d sixteen
The findings in the court-martial cases (161 ; thence East sixty (60) rods; thence South
o’clock.
He had a chat with a barefoot
parallel with the line between Sections fifteen
of
Major
Waller
and
Lieutenant
Day,
i boy a mile from town of Enumclaw is
(15) and sixteen (tb) to intersect the true line
i now before the public eye. Tracy does and General Chaffee’s comments thereon between Sections fifteen 15) and twenty-two
more for these small towns than the were made public Tuesday. Chaffee finds (22) ; thence West on said line sixty (60) rodato
point of beginning, containing sixt (60)
j local Board of Trade or T oath Council. the evidence is opposed to the finding the
acres ami containing in all one hundred (100;
Within 90 minutes from the time the of ths court-martial which acquitted the acres lying in Sections fifteen (15) and sixteen
j desperado sjioke to the youngster the officers. He says the execution of nati­ (16) in Township one (i; South of Range nine
West of Willamette Meridian.
; posse detachment stationed at Palmer, ves by Major Waller’s orders was op­ (9/ Said
real property will be sold at public
12 miles away, was notified and on the posed to all the laws of war, but he auction to the highest bidder for cash in haint
r«»ad here, coming at breakneck speed in partially excused the act on the ground to satisfy the sums due upon said decree, to
a conveyance. Four hours after the of Waller’s men’s condition at the time wit : Thé following sums due plaintiffs, to wit :
lhe sum of 1346.65 with interest thereon at eight
meeting the hounds had taken the sent of its commission.
per cent per annum from June 9th. 1902, until
and follow it on a dead run for a quarter
The Marquis of Salisburg has resigned paid, the further sum of $50.00 as an attorney's
further sutn of $32.40 paid for taxes
of a mile, when they were called in to the Premiership of Great Britian, and I fee,
*ee- the
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.....1 interest thereon at six per cent p«r
PL.kfr
A J.
T Balfour, First
Plrot- T Lord
r.r-,1 I ' w,th
uwait the coming of dawn.
Right Hon. A.
annum, from June oth, 1902, until paid, and
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Clarence Burke, a 12-year-old boy ot the Treasury, and government leader plaintiff’s costs ana disbursements taxed at
I while playing on the road a trifle over a in the House of Commons, has been ap­ $5.00 ; also the following sums due defendant
Bros , Manufacturing Company, to
I mile from Enumclaw, met a stranger pointed to succeed him. The Marquis Studebaker
wit: The sum of $186.71 with interest thereon at
with a rifle jaunting along through the of Salisburg tendered his resignation at the r de of eight per cent per annum from June
dust. The boy was asked the distance to an audience which he had with King 9th, 1902, until paid and the further sum of
as an attorney's fee, and the costs ami
Bin kley and gave the best answer he Edward last Friday. Saturday Mr, $25.00
disbursements of said defendant taxed at $5.00
could.
Balfour visited the King, and accepted and the accruing costs ami expenses of sale.
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon, June 17th,
“Are there any < fficers around here ? Premiership.
1902.
was (he next inteirogation of the wand­
One of the important questions dis­
H. H. ALDERMAN.
erer.
Sheriff of Tillamook co.. Ore.
cussed by the President and Secretary
By K VV STANLEY. Deputy.
“Yep.” answered the lad, “they’re Root was that relating to Goveruor
everywhere.”
Taft’s negotiations with the Vatican
The news was not relished by the man, respecting the Philippine friars. Both T imber L and , A ct june 3, 1878.— N otice eor
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for he swore and said :
Mr. Roosevelt and the Secretary of War
United States Land Office.
“Pm Tracy the convict.”
deem it unwise that the friars should re­
Oregon City, Oregon.
Clarence wailed to hear no more, but main in the archipelago with the pres-
June 23rd, I9O2.
hiked for the paternal roof at Che fastest tige they now possess. The attitude of 1 Notice is hereby given that in • ompliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of Congress of
clip he could go. Tracy stepped from the friars is regarded not only as a men-i
June 3, 1878. entitled ” An act for the sale of
the highway into the brush at the side ace to the peace of the islands, but also tun er lands in the States of < 'alifornia, Oregon,
and was losl from view. At this time as an obstruction to their government Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex­
¡Sheriff John Hartman, of Pierce County and to the civilization ot their inhabi- tended to ail the Public Land States bv act of
August 4, 1892,
as at Enumclaw with nine men. He ta nts.
RYON G. HACKETT.
had arrived from Tacoma and had
Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook. State of
Ten
years
ago
Thomas
C.
Clark,
of
Oregon,
has
this day filed in this office his
scarcely arranged his plans when along
sworn statement No. 5801. for the purchase of
came Clurmce Burke with Ina news, Newark. N.J., jokingly gave his niece, the Ne % of Se
»nd S % of Se
of sec. 18,
btaid old Enumclaw—an Indian name Miss Julia A. Malcolm, of Vestal, Pa., a and Ne *4 of Ne 11 of ee. No. 19, in township
meaning a place surrounded by Woods— deed to certain Colorado lands which he No. 1S, range No. 8 W, and will offer proof
'o show that (he land sought is more valua­
was electrified, and I here was more ex­ thought valueless. She said she would ' ble
for its t in her or stone than for ag 'cultural
keep the document to remember him by, .
citement then on the Fourth of July.
purposes, ami to establish his claim to said land
Hartman at once look action. He and has since been earning her living liefo e the County Clerk of Tillamook County,
Tillamook City. Oregon, on Saturday, the
first wauled to be convinced that the teaching school. The other day she re­ at
6tli day of September, 1902. He names as wi -
boy was not mistaken as to the identity ceived a letter from Colorado saving nesaes :
that
there
was
a
lead
mine
on
her
pro
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Frank H Kearney, of Portland, Oregon ;
of the man on the road, and so cross­
C. Bailey. Wesley Rush and John B.
questioned the lad closely. The boy perty and $25,009 was offered for a Walter
Paquet, of Tillamook, Or.
half
interest.
Miss
Malcolm
thought
described Tracy’s clothing accurately
‘ Any
»uy o.iu
and «»•
all » |mi
persons
loon < claiming
1 111 111 K U'llHRCI)
advet^ely I the
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'Alien Iluriman's posse produced a it was a joke, but finding that it was 1 abov • described lands are requea e to file their
not she accepted the offer.
claims n this office on or before said 6th day
picture of Merrill.
NOTICB FOB rrBLICAFiox
Department of the Interior ’
Land Office at Oregon City,
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Notice ta hereby fiven tha?U}l«5fti|J*1’
named settler ha» filed notice of her ini«,'"I ■
to make final proof in niippei t of her ctaim“*
that said proof will lie made before
Clerk of Tillamook co., nt Tillamook
on August i6lh, 1902, via..
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EDITH E. BROWN.
H E. No. i;8TZ. for the be «4. fctt . . m tl
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She name» the following witnesses tonm.,
her continuous residence upon and culttaJ?1
of said land, vis :
uiu»^ ■
J. D. Edwards, of Tillamook, Or.;T H u
ley. of lillamook. Or.; Jaine» E. ¿mJ» J
Trask, Or.; il.
Brown of North Yamhill^ I
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Oregon City, Ore. ’
M»y .’oth.i™ 1 I
Notice is hereby given that
iu comn|LI
*l in
compii? I
with the provisions of the act of CoiiiTr^?* I
June 3. «W ««tilled “An ai t for 11% L? 1
of timber lands in the States of CalifofS* I
Oregon. Nevada anti Washington Territory"1' I
extended to all the Public Land States bvI
August 4. 1893.
HELEN WATT.
Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State 1«.
Territory) of Oregon, has this day filed in thil S
office her sworn statement No. 57«- fur
purchase of the S Ji of Sw >4 of Section \0 I
111 Township No. 2 N. Range No. 10 W, andwr I
offer proof to show that the land sought i I
more valuable for its timber or stone than fo
agricultural purposes, and to establish her data
to said land before the Coun y Clerk u Till/
mook county, at Tillamook City, Oreguu on a
Friday, the 1st day of August, 1902. She ua’ra.' J
as witnesses :
Frank Long. Robert Robbins, of Bay Ciiv
Or : John R Harter David Martiny, oiTilta
mook. Or.
Any and all persons claiming adversely th. I
above-described lauds are requested to tilethei*
cairns in this office on or before said 1st day of *
August, 1902.
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Culled Stales Land Office.
Oregon City, Oregon,
L
t Jui,e «’-¿th.loM.
Notice is hereby given that m compliance I
with the provisions of the act of Congress ol ■
June 3,1878, entitled “ Au act for the sale ui i
timber lands in the states of California, Oregon ’
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"’ a* ex
tended to all the Public Land States by acini
August 4, >892,
WINFIELD C. TROMBLEY.
Of Bay City, county of Tillamook. State of Oregon
has this day filed in thia office his »worn
statement No. 5,785, for the purchase of the
Ne % of Section No. a, in Township No 1
South, Range No. 8 Wes’, » nd will off<r
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber and stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the County Clerk of Tilla­
mook County, Oregon, at Tillamook citv
Oregon, on Friday, the 29th of August, lOv/
He names as witnesses ;
George II. Williams, of Bay City, Oregon
Bessie M. Williams, of Bay City, Oregon
w illiam S Hare, of Foley, Oregon ;' Williauj I,
Riefenberg, of Bay City, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to filetheir
claims iu this office on or before «aid 29th day
ot August, 1902.
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Report for School District No. 5, for
term beginning April 14th, and ending
Julv 4th, 1902 :
No. of days taught, 57 ; no. of holi­
days, 3 ; no. of pupils enrolled, 12 ; no.
of days present, 656*4 no. of davs ab­
Body Being Brought In.
sent. 26*4 ; no. of times tardy, 5.
S eattle , July 15.—Merrill’s bodv,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. i878.— N otice foi
Pupils neither absent nor tardy : Lydia found by a woman and a boy, named
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United States I.a nd Office,
Crane and Gordon Hare.
Roberts, yesterday, near the main road
Oregon City, Oregon,
E llen B ewley , Teacher.
below Chehalis, in the place described bv
June ¡2th, ioo2.
Notice is hereby given that in compltance
Tracy. The boy saw a hand and foot
with the provisions of t he act of Congress of
Brief Remarks.
projecting from between two logs and he
June 3, I878, entitled “An act for the sale of
called Superintendent of the Reform
timber lands in the States of California. Ore­
Senator Beveridge denies that he KOI
School Westendorf. Deputy SheriffBrin-
gon, Nevada and Washington Teiritory,” iu
it ir. the rubber.
extended to all the Public Land States by act
ker and a newspaper man watched the
of Avgust 4, ¡892,
Minneapolis rejoices because its juries body all night.
WILLIAM S. HARE.
have the courage of their convictions.
Coroner Green, of Lewis County, has
Of TillamooK, county of T llaniook, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
Denver has a slight touch of the expo­ gone to bring the body into Chehalis.
sworn statement No. 5784, for the purchase of
sition fever. Better wait until St Louis Everything confirms Tracy’s story, as
the Nw *4 of section No. 2, in Township 1 s,
can measure its deficit.
the body is dressed as last seen when he
Range No 8 West, and will offer proof lo
show that the land sought is more valuable lor
Ohl Mother Necessity is wise in her and Merrill were together.
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
day. Observe how charming the jeweled
poses, and to establish his claim to saidlHiid
How Merrill Died.
before the County Clerk of Tillamook County,
pins in the back hair keep the rubber
Tracy's story of the killing of Merrill,
at
Til'aniook City, Oregon on Friday, the 29th
taut.
day of August, 1902. He names as witness«»:
is that while in the vicinity of Castle
I
Winfield
Trombley George H. Williams,
Ohio's funded debt will be wiped out Rock, Tracy learned that Merrill was re-
Bessie M. Williams and William I,. Riefenberg
during the present year. In the hands ' sponsible fbr his getting into the Oregon
of Bay City, Oregon.
of men fairly great, republican policies peiiitentiary. Merrill was a hindrance in
Any and all persons claiming adver-ely the
work tl a' way.
above described <Ands are iequested to filetheir
the fight, anyway, he said. He was care­
claims in this office on or befoie said 29th day of
A sensus bulletin tells of the prodlie less, and left a trail like a log, so Tracy
ol September, I902.
August, 1902.
■ That’s the man, isn’t it
asked the
The State Bank of Idaho, at Weiser,
tion of needles and pins in this country, resolved to pick a quarrel with him. In
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C has . n. M oires , Resister,
but does not tell what becomes of them. this he succeeded, and the two agreed to 1 officer encouragingly.
has received from Assayer J. W. Currie,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice F ob
“Nope,” replied Clarence.
of Salt Lake City, returns from samples
That's the sticking point.
fight out their differences in anopenspot. .
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
“How about this, then ?” and Tracv’s of ore s*nt him from the Thunder Moun-
Department of the Interior.
It is sad to think, after our outburst Standing back to back, it was ageed
Oregon City, Oregon,
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.
The
of joy at the launching, that tha Kaiser’s that each should advance 19 paces, turn photograph was suddenly flashed in the tain claims of J. E. Haggertv.
June 12th, 1902.
lime 28th, 1902
samples showed the phenomenal value
Notice is hereby giv. n that in compliance
yacht, Meteor, should come in second and fire. Tracy, looking over his shoul­ face of the youth.
Notice is hereby given that the following
*' That’s him ; that's the picture of the of 53.90 ounces silver and 170 ounces named settler has riled notice of his intention with the provisions of the act of (’ongrew of
der, saw Merrill start to fire at nine
best at.the Kiel races. A lace, alack !
3. 1878. entitled “An net for the aaJe
paces, so he wheeled himself, fired, and man I met,”cried the Burke boy. And gold, equaling $3513 gold and about to make final proof in support of his claim, June
It is announced in advance that Presi­
and that said proof will b- made before the of timber lands in the States of California,
Sheriff Hartman was convinced.
Merrill dropped dead.
$29 silver.
Mr. Haggerty, who is in County
Clerk of Tillamook City, Oregon, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”as
dent Roosevelt will dispense with hand­
Word
was telephoned
to James Salt Lake City, will return and leave on August 9th, 1902. viz :
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
shaking on his coming tour of the coun­
Tracy Shot Twice.
August 4, 1892,
Woolery and the officers at Palmer. The immediately for the camp to bring 1000
WARREN N VAUGHN,
try. That * shake" will soon be shaken
BESSIE M. WILLIAMS,
While eating breakfast in the shanty latter posted guards to hold the roads pounds of the ore to Weiser to be placed Heir at law of Charles W. Vaugh ti. deceased-
Of
Bay City, county of Tillamook, State of
in the west.
Sw % of Ne \
at South Bay, Wash., before starting on and bridges as before, and the remainder, on exhibition, citizens of Weiser having H E. 1:1,576, for the W 1, of Se
Oregon, has this day ’filedin this office her sworn
and Lot 2. Sec. 6. tp. 3 S. R. 7 W.
If all the vagariea of summer weather his sensational tlip to Seattle on the accompanying the bloodhounds, made subscribed $200 to pay the expenses of: He names the following witnesses to prove his .statement No.
5783. for the purchase of
are chargeable to the eruption. Mont gasoline launch N. & S , Tracy told the the ride of 12 miles ir.to Enumclaw in a bringing
continuous residence upon and cultivation of the N *a of Sw % and N % of Se % ot Section No.
brimzimz it to that city.'
citv
4, in Township No. 3 S, Range No. 7W,and
said laud, viz. :
Pelee has a proud record in some res­ story of Merrill’s death. At that time remarkably short space of time.
will offer proof to show that the land soughtu
A special from Dawson savs : The I William Bod y felt, of Trask, Oregon ; James more valuable for its timber or stone than
pects. It has strangled the reputation and since the tale has been regarded as
Kodad David Martiny and Edward Carey, of
steamer Portland arrived at St. Michael Tillamook, Oregon.
for agricultural purposes, and to establish her
of weather prophets
a lie designed to cover Merrill's escape,
La Patrie says that 12 ruined gamblers
claim to said land befoi e the County clerk of
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Chicago is struggling bravely to pro­ but to-day’s developments show that have committed suicide at Monte Carlo July 2, and left next day for Port Town­
Tillamook County, at l illamook City. Oregon
send. The news was brought to Eagle
on Friday the 29th day of August, 1902. She
tect the integrity of its jury system
In the desperado told only the bare truth within the past few days.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
by the steamer Surah, which reached
names as witnesses :
three mouths four unscrupulous lawyers and that his companion in crime fell
Department
of
the
Interior,
Williams. Hare, of Foley, Oregon ; Winfield
there today and advices were wired to
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.,
have been pinched for plugging justice beneath liis rille from a dastard shot in
Here is a story by the Philadelphia the Dawson agent of the Northern Com­
('.Trombley, George H Williams and William
the back.
a8»h »902.
in the jury room.
L. Riefenberg, of Bay City Oregon.
Times about the republican candidate mercial Company. The Sarah got the
Notice is hereby given that tne f llowing-
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Tracy’s story of the deed is aw follows •_
Notwithstanding the closure announc-
for governor of Pensy ivania, Samuel \V. i news by wire at Nulato. The Portland named settler ha» filed notice of his intention above-described lands are requested to filetheir
“ 1 shot him in the back.” said Tracy,
ed some months ago. former Sit retary
Pennypacker. One of the first ’Jobs” . was in good condition, and all her pas. I to make final proof in support of liisclHim. and claims in this office on or before said 29th day
......... .. H.,«- that said proof will he made before the County of August, 1902.
“ but he was going to shoot me. We
as a practicing lawyer and attorney was ' sengers and irew were well. The
Long is talking in the magazines about
T!„ cargo'* ,erk of lillamook County, at Tillamook, Or.,
quarreled. The day lie fore the quarrel
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, on August xlth, 1902. viz :
the battle of Santiago. It is a question
the drawing up of a deed covering some was in good order. The steamer Jeanie
I
we found a newspaper which contained
ELI THOMAS COULSON :
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who will get the last word.
land in which an up-tlie-state farmer is safe at Nome, according to the officers
H E. >« 701 for the E '2 of Ne \ and N S of Se
an account of our escape and the pur­
United States l and Office,
When the work whs of the Melville Dollar, which reached «.sec J1.T.3S, R 9W.
A “beauty doctor” in Chicago, who suit. That account gave Merrill equalled was concerned.
Oregon Citv» Oregon.
lie name« the following witnesses to prove
June rath, 1902
doped the complexion of a patient, caus­ credit with myself tor the deeds which finished the farmer was given a bill for Ladysmith, B.U., from Nome.
his
continuous
residence
upon
and
cultivation
Notice is herebv given that A. B. Hammond
ing death, managed to elude indictment I alone committed. The newspapers since $■!. and objected to it as exhorbitant. out
of said laud, viz :
whose
post-office
address
is
Portland.
Oregon,
George
Fisher,
giving
Pittsburg
as
his
by producing a diversity of medical opin­ we escaped have all along persisted in of all proportion to the service rer deied.
Ernnf Ha.«, Edward Kmnaman and Jowph lias made an application to select under the
B~v"’Orei,,’,,; Jan,c"
ion on the cause of deatn. Expert evi­ giving him equal credit for the escape a “few minutes' writin’—that's all.” as home, has made an attempt to see Mrs.
Act of June 4th, 1M97 (So Stats. 36 , the following
McKinlev, claiming that he had impor.
the farmer expressed it.
descri’>ed tract of surveyed land, to wit:
dence is fine shelter in a storm.
and the get-away with me. The fact of
Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter,
“My dear sir,” said the lawyer, “to tant disclosures to make to her of the ________________C has . B M oores , Register.
These busy days it is a great blessing the case is that lie did not have the
Section Nineteen, Northeast quarter of North­
plot which led to the assassination of
T imber land , A ct J une j . 1878.-N0T1CB fob east quarter Section Thirty. Township Three
to have our mail brought to the farm bv nerve of a rabbit. He always wanted to learn how to draw that deed I studied
her
husband.
The colored * porter
notifi-
North, Range Nine West. W.M.
vr ■ i — seminary,
iillllintj,.
II*
,
> a
— w s ■■ w viii-
P ublication .
the rural free delivery. No more wait­ sneak through the country, keepingun. two — years in the Grovrmont
W ithin the next thirty days from the date
I’lllted Stute. Land Office,
:it a cost of $200; I then studied four
*nni that Mrs. .McKinley was too ill
ing a week to get our mail or special der cover, and preferred to go htmgrv
horeof, all protests or contests against the
Oregon
City,
Oregon.
hi the West Philadelphia institute. , to
an.v one-
Fisher then went to
selection
on the ground that the land described
trips to town to bring us in touch with rather than show himself for the purpose years
which cost $250 a year more; and then 1 | Major J- H. Robertson and told him with'itheit>rh'ir'h>' **!"? <h"‘ J‘"“«'’l'lmnce or any portion thereof, is more valuable for its
the outside world.
of getting food.
mineral tlurn for agricultural purposes, will be
went to the law school of the University his story. He had been in Cleveland,
and noted for report to the Comm«*-
attempt
of Pennsylvania for a year, and that cost where he
, made an unsuccessful -
........ r- nniDer land. 11 the Staten of California. Ore.on received
Tracy Was Jealous.
of tbe General Land Office at Washing­
Train in a Hold Up.
u — 1
Hc decInrs
dec Ian that Nexads and Washington Territory.” as extend«! •ioner
So, you see, the to
Senator Hanna
He
ton, D.C.
“That is not my style. No man can an additional
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S ali U a , Colo., July 14.—A rejMirt wan take me alone. And if I had a proper education needed to do this cost me $1.- t,,c anarchists have seta price of $60,000 1892. , Ub c l-*hd 9‘*‘« by act of August 4.
Hanna's head, and that five
received here shortly tiefore noon todHy traveling companion, a man of nerve, I 700. although you think $2 too much to uPyn
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ntosh
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attempts
have
been
made
to
assassinate
charge."
that the Denver dt Rio Grande narrow coulden’t lie taken by a regiment of dep­
Ot Tillamook I'ounly, of Tillamook
„r
United States Land Office,
The farmer looked lawyer Penny . | him. The Townsitc Trustees bought nregon l,aa this day filed n Ihl, offl e her
gunge patwenger train, which left here uties. If I am »hot it will be from l»e
Oregon City. Oregon,
June 19th. too»-
early last, night, waa held up and robtied Idnd. And with another man to guard [»acker over from head to foot for a mo­ him a ticket to Pittsburg, to get him out
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Notice
is
hereby
given that A B Hammond,
of the city.
bv several men near ¡Sargents, weal of the op|»>site direction, a man of some ment. and then ex« laiuied;
whose post office address is Portland, <Menon,
. Well-hy-gum! W’hut • darned
...........
...
M
.„.„ Bryan’s
Marahall Fisa.
Hisses ...............
and cheers
greeted
has made application to select under the Act of
nerve who knew how to handle a gun,
June 4th. 18»7 (30 Stats. 36), the fllowing dw
I’lie robbery occurred at 1 .50 o’clock to­ we could go wherever we wanted to and fool yer must have bin afore they begun name w hen it was mentioned at the
us innner or stone than for agrici.ltiua! nut* cribed tract of surveyed land,to-wit :
______
, Tammany Fourth of July banquet. The Ke
day at Chester, t’olo.. 250 miles west of not I m compelled to keep under cover on you! ’
t,,^dci>«.rrrus oVrTci'r
Southwest quarter of Northeast quarter,
Eugene Ware, the new pension com- I 5*” "rc om.’nous for the Democracy,
Denver. The engineer was coin|»elled at a (Mirtion of the time, as I am in travel­
Thirty-three. Township Four North.
Tlll.n.<x>kUO?X
Fr^T ltheO?i.hC7,,‘y; Section
Range
Nine West. W.M.
the point of a revolver to »top the train ing alone.
misainner. is having experiences which
" t,mf when Bryan thought SSSiSKSS?
Lot One. Section One. Township Three Noitb.
by masked men, who had climkied over
shake complacency w ith which he enter-
CW , or" wns Part
the enemy’s coun­
Range Ten West. W.M.
Merrell a Coward.
the tender. Two safes in the express
Within the next thirty days frorr the date
votcs more
“But Merrill was no gixid. He was ts! upon his poaiticn. “I am convinced. ’ Jf' ’
hereof, all protests or contests aga’tirt the
ear were blown open, but it ia claimed
Maui .Mr Ware, shortly after taking the therein 1900 than he did in 1896. he has
selection
on the ground that the land described
by the officer of the Rio Grande express never anything but an impediment to office, ’ that if one will not get angrv a Vi
right * to assume that he was pretty
or any portion thereof, is more valuable for its
«*.-*»1 I fr
, A.l
-A I
I" .
Company that the robtwra failed to secure me, and 1 am glad he is out of the way. and will bear patiently with the old sol’- u
C
trex,
ted
in
that
locality,
even
though
mine
al
than
for agricultural purposes will be
any plunder from the safes
The pas­ I never could trust him on guard except
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received and noted for report to the Coni mi»-
diers, who uro more or
cr»nk». he he stood far lichind McKinlev there in
none- of the General Land office at Waabing-
se ngera were compelled to alight from in places where there were no danger,
both
canvasses.
It
is
plain
from
recent
on. D.C.
can get along without friction of a very
the ears and line Up alongside the tracks anyway, and then lie was so frightened
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Blasts from Ram’s Horn.
annoying kind " A week later Ware re­ manifestations that the Nebraskan has
in the canyon, and they were relieved of that nt times he would wake me up
j
,r
'
e
J
,ds
Empire
State
vet.
turned to Topeka to nettle up some priv­
Men
do
not
stumble
on
salvation
BHKKirF*«
NAI.K.
their money ami valuables
Many of needlessly in the fear that we were lieing
lliis is a fact that is likely to give some
the passeng»‘rs threw away their money, surrounded. 80 when I got the paper ate buainew. At once his office hecatue concern to the reorganizers. The Demo­
Moral exercise makes moral athlete«
N
otice
is
H
ereby
G
iven
.— That in p'«F
the
niecca
of
pilgrims,
who
came
not
watches and jewelry among the rocks and saw that the reporters and the peo­
H-J m ’ W°ik con’'!''» of small deeds soance of a decree and order of s***
to worship but to demand. A sniveling cratic presidential aspirant of 19(14 who
Hard living do«» not make ensv dying rendered in the Circuit Court of the bt’te nJ
before the robltrs searched rhem. There ple thought lie had some nerve it made
has
Bryan
’
s
ill-will
mav
as
well
prepare
specimen of humanity, who probably
for the County of Tillamook, on th«
were many tourists among the passen­ me hot. I thought at Hist 1 would shnke
9th day of June. 1902, in the suit of E»nb«rt
never served outside of the commissary for ove-throw. Either in the convcn. deXWo71iX”TiT,i Uri th'
gers. and it is presumed that the losses him and travel alone, but lieforv we de­
tion
or
out
of
it.
Brviin
will
pass
sen
­
Marolf,
Plaintiff, vg. Ann Malaney.
cided to separate I taunted him with his dt'imrtment. wss persistent in demand­
pJ^dd7rmnki’,,rOOd
b"‘« Johnnon. Mary A. Magarrvll. T. J Lnoyand »•
of some were heavy.
tence of political death upon him.
< Magarrell. Defendant«, and of an executio®
The train was the weatlmiind narrow- cowardice and he got huffy. Then we ing a pension. There was something
duly isaued out of the Mid Court in the
tX,7iTre’UCW” mi'' b"','~ret ol *ut on the jjtli day of June. 1902. I will e»po*^r
guage pawenger tiam, which left 1 Denver agreed to fight a duel. Th» was in’ the alsHit his ciaim that he coulden’t prove.
last night. It is not known how many woods in Lewis C ounty, not (ar from ••(Jet sOnu- affidavits from your wife and
sal»», and sell as the law directsat the door ofu*
children.” said Ware. •'Well, you see
Comt House of said county, in Tillamook City.
passengeis were nitoard, blit the cars as Chehalis.
colonel.’' said the man. "I kinder ran off
Oregon, on Monday, the 2iK day of Julv.
«
usual at this season were all tilled
A Regular Duel.
the hour of to o’clock a.m . the real property
and left my wife and children and I
The s<'ene of the io‘»l ery is in a wild
■ situated in Tillamook County. Oregon, and 7*
Religious teachers cotint for
"We agreed to start together from a don't know where thev nre.” “Ran off
more than rri,*d in aaid decree and order of sale a® fo‘‘
mountainous country at the hot of Mar-
religious teachings.
line and walk ten step* each, in opposite
low«, to wit ;
»ha'I l‘a»s. on the west slope, and the | dirtc tori« frotn’eauh othtr, and then turd and left your family!” snorted War-
W
*4 an<i lots 6, 7. 8. and 9 ot
Sponges
gather
easily,
|,
ot
tbev are
"Well,
you
mean
scoundrel
g-t
out
of
i< liliers of w hom there w ere four escap-
iQ. Tp 4 s R to w of the Wiliam««
AND
smiultan. oiinly and l«egi’i firing. From tins office before I drop you down lhe
dtnckly wrung dry.
’
■ are fJon
’•endian in Oregon, except the following
id into the mountains
I in the toWnof .icran Park to wit
his lutagl ng in arranging the terms, I elevator, and don't you ever show your
,, ,
H'• better tn be saved i------------
■
BIoCk , • all
»n a storm than • Lois i4, T. I6 |7 and ,g
e as convinced that he was intending to ugly face around here again!" And thin
drowned in a calm.
——
Notice.
«Jock
>
all
of
Block
3
;
Lota
I.
S.
4
S"'
1
11
.
turn before he hid taken the ten steps, tlie new pension comtu »doner gave evi­
The Tillamook Headlight for one year
of5.harnc‘*r cannot be built Biork to and Lots 1. 2. 3, 4 5, 6, 7, 8. 9. lo.iL 14. '5
and I w as determined not to let him get
and 16 of Block 11 »n<l Loti 14. i5. 1«. U. »*•
and the Portland Evening Journal tor the drop on me. 80 when I had taken j dence of that long suffering putierce
without an architect.
20. 21. and 22 of Block 1».
which is to conquer for him those («tlx
six months tor $2.50. Subscribe at once. eight steps. I turned around and look a
Dated at Tillamook City. Oregon, this l^lhHay
The first effect of knowledge is the con
of peace.
sciousness of igrorance.
* stll«con- Of June
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TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT
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H ALDERMAN.
•Sheriffof TillamooxCo .Ore-