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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 11.
STARTLING EVENTS
witnesses that it was necessary and a THE
COAST COUNTRY
common tiling for those who were run-
Fire Runs through Green
a Rambling «nme to
nrme<l and Its Claim to Section Distinc­
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prepared for trouble, although Allison
tion.
Timber in
Mountains.
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■ claimed he had the revolver " to protect
OCEAN
INFLUENCE
RULES IT
HOT TIMES IN OLD TOWN
A,ter hearing arguments, the
I justice took the case tinder advisement
One Incendiary Fire, Gun Pulled 'intil Tuesday, when he dismissed the Special Aspects of the Tillamook
Country, With Remarks Upon
in a Gambling Den, the Air I case on the ground that he did not think
Its Character and History
the evidence showed that it constituted
Rang with Bullets at the
—A Race of Native Sons.
an assault.
Vosburg’s Dock.
Deadly Bullets in the Air.
On Monday morning.about 11 o’clock, ■ Tillamook City had another sensation [By an Oregjnian Staff Writer—First
Letter.1
the wind, which had previously been in i | last Friday morning which made a num­
T illamook , Sept 6.—While that part
the northwest, changed to the east, and ber of people hustle for the purpose of
with it came dense clouds of smoke and | 1 retreating from the firing line and to of Oregon which lies over »gainst the
sea is the true’Western Oregon of geogra­
a stifling heat, and about noon ashes be-1
' dodge five or six wicked and death-deal-
gan falling all over the city. Conse-1 I ing bullets which flew through the air phy, it is no part of the Western Oregon
quently there was a feverish state of ex­ ’ in quick succession on the dock. It is a of tradition, but a country of quite an­
citement when it‘been me known that a ! wonder that some of those who witness­ other sort, with a definite character ami
big fire was raging on the Trask and it ed the affair are not cold and stiff and a habit of its own. And the very name
was running along the foot hills near the laid to rest under mother earth in the of Western Oregon, colored in its signifi­
farms of Jack Rupp, Green Chance and city of the dead, as a result of a revolver cation as it has come to be by association
with the region of the Willamette, is
a number of other farm houses in that in the hands of a drunken man.
misleading when applied to this land of
vicinity. The fire created a strong east
It appears that Captain Hans Loll, of
wind and the fire burned fiercely and it the steamer Geo. R. Vosburg, met Mar­ the sea. Westarn Oregon is a name which
spread rapidly, so much so that it look­ shal Clements on Friday morning and involuntarily blings liefore the minds
ed though the fire would run across the suggested taking a walk. The marshal, eye a sheltered inland country which
farms and destroy considerable properly. seeing that the captain was intoxicated, knows not the swell and ebb of the tide,
Every farmer in that neighborhood was thought that would be « good plan to which never heard the call of the seabird
out fighting fire, extinguishing the burn­ get him on board of the steamer and to or the moan of the ocean, which never
ing embers as they fell on their houses, prevent him from causing a disturbance. felt the salt breath of the storm king in
barns and meadows. It became so tro­ While walking along Loll began to ab­ his nngier mood. There are no sea terms
pical and the situation looked so serious use the marshal, calling him all manner in the dialect of traditional Western
that word was sent to this city for help. of disgusting and vile names, and being j Oregon; there are no ship-tales by its
A number of “boys” volunteered their in the presence of a number of people, the | W inter firesides. Its sons make no voy­
services and they were driven out to the marshal thought it only right to arrest ages to distant and strange countries,
Red Clover Creamery Co.’s factory as the captain. In doing so a struggle en­ and bear no trade of foreign contract or
quickly as possible, when the> lent what sued, the marshal drew his billy-club and of seafaring fashion in their manners
help they could. They did good work in gave the captain a couple of taps over In all its ways and conceptions the Wil­
fighting fire and succeeded in preventing the bead with it. The captain fell, and lamette country—the Western Oregon
the loss of some property, It looked at regaining his feet, made a bee line for the of tradition—is as domestic and as re­
one time as though Mr. Hanan k rat’s Vosburg. When he again appeared on flective of inland habit as Tennessee.
house would be destroyed when the fire the dock immediately after he had a re­
Here, over against the coast, every
was right at the back of the house, so volver in his band and began flashing it
condition is reflective of close neighbor­
the boys removed all the furniture, but, in all direct, exclaiming, “God damn
ship with theses. The climate is direct
fortunately, the wind changed, which you ; I’ll shoot you.” He commenced to
ly and completely subject to the influence
drove the fire back into the hills. Quite a blaze away and the people on the dock in
of the ocean—so immediately so that the
number of farm houses and barns were en­ the excitement to avoid the hissing bul­
weather in its daily and hourly varia­
dangered by the burning embers, but the lets lost no time in getting out of harm’s
tions responds to the ocean s changing
fires caused in this manner were soon way. The marshal was at that time on
moods. The indigenous productions of
put out. The boys returned to the city the west side ot the warehouse, but the
the country and the potentialities of its
in the evening and Mr. Claude Thayer captain was so excited and under the
agriculture lie under the same dominant
had ordered supper for them at the Pal­ influence of drink he cracked a shot in the
influence. The character and habits of
ace hotel. Although there was consider­ direction of the sun and another at the
the people, too, fall in with and match
ate fire, it is fortunate that no serious plank at his feet. Some five or six shots
the physicial conditions about them:
loss occurred, the change in the direction were fired. He was eventually arrested
their comings and goings are regulated
of the wind being the reason of this. To by Deputy Sheriff Stanley and J. E. Tut­
by the movements of the tides; the boat
give some idea that the fire was a warm tle, the latter taking the revolver from
is their normal means of transportation;
one, w’herever there was nioss on the the captain’s pocket and placed the hand
iheir taliors and their pleasurings bear
rocks in Trask river it caught fire and cuffs on, taking him to the county jail.
definite relationship to the sea and their
was burned. The stage had some diffi­
Loll had a hearing before Justice Alley talk abounds in phrases which grow out
culty in getting through and had to pass the same afternoon, charged with assault
of association with it. The tide is high
over a burning bridge, but the east bound with a deadly weapon, and the justice
with a man who is prosperous; one who
stage and mail failed to get througn on after hearing the testimony considered
gives himself airs takes on sail; to estab
Monday night.
there was sufficient evidence to hold the lish one's self is to put out anchor: a
The fire went across the ridge and ex- defendant to the circuit court, placing
women of beauty or style is a swift sailer;
tended down to the Wilson river, mostly his bonds at $500.
a dull fellow is a lubber; an enemy is a
in old burns and through the brush. Sun-1
pirate; it is ebb tide with the aged or the
day night a fierce fire was burning in the | The Republicans of the South are
desperately sick.
mountain, and when Ed. Leach came j threatening to put up a few candidates
down on Monday he said that the fire for Congress this year. This will give
The most striking and «-ffective distinc­
had got into the green timber and some Chairman Griggs a temporary issue, at tion of the Oregon coast region is its cli­
of it was being destroyed. Later reports hast.
mate. It is at once more moist than the
state that the fire ran through section 1 ;
country of the Willamette, warmer in
S8, 7, 6 and 5, starting at the Beal’s
* NOTICE. EOK PUBLICATION.
Winter, cooler in Summer—in all these
Department of the Interior,
place.
facts exhibiting the effect of proximity
•‘Fire Bugs” First Attempt.
A fire was discovered soon after noon
on Thursday of last week in a room at
the back of Allison’s saloon, which was
used for empty cases, and contained a
quantity of straw and shavings. Some,
one had gone there, and afterfixing some ‘
kindling so as to start a nice blaze, set
it on fire and then the “firebug” suddenly
made his exit. Mrs Kiger and Miss
Maude Sturgeon saw the smoke issuing ,
from the building and raised the alarm.
It took only a few moments to extin- i
guish the flames, for the fire had not long
been ignited. That it was the work of
a “fire bug” was plain enough, and in
starting it when a strong wind was
blowing it plain that the person had
figured ont the right time when it would
spread most rapidly. One person was
suspicioned and there was talk of lynch­
ing him. He was given the tip anti he
has left town. Whether the place was
set on fire out of malice, liecause of ba«l
blood between the gamblers or what not
we will leave our readers to draw their
own conclusions.
Pulled a Gun on “Slippery.”
A. D. Allison, a saloon keeper, wns ar
rnigneil before Justice of the Fence G. B.
Alley, charged with unlawfully assault,
ing John Emlium with a dangerous wea­
pon. From the evidence of the complain­
ing witness. John Embum. nnd the other
witnesses in the case, it appears that a
game of 21 was living played on Thuis-
day night in Allison's saloon. One of the
witnesses swore that the time was about
ten o'clock, while the other witnesses
swore that they did not know whether
the time was after the lights had blinked
or hnd gone out. All had been drinking
more or less. Embum claimed that he
made a bet in the 21 game for $4. and
having won it, demanded the money.
Allison claimed that the bet was for only
$2. Embum them became demonstra­
tive and used exceedingly disgusting Ian.
gunge, too filthy for a newsjjaper to re­
peat, when Allison drew a revolver from
his pants, and standing on the opposite
side of the table, pointed the weapon at
Embum. This had a sobering effect on
Embum. and the interference of the par.
ties at the gambling table at the time
stopped further trouble. Allison throw,
ing down $2 nnd leaving it to the house
to decide. Allison, in his evidence, saftl
Embum was known m "Slippery,** and
admitted drawing the gun to defend him­
self. for Embum was mad and assumed
a threatening attitude. District Attoe
ney Cooper drew from Allison and other
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.
August 16th, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has riled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will b-« made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, Tillamook,
Oregon, on October 3rd, I902. via
' Al'KICH E LEACH,
II E. No. I3683, for the Sw
sec. 7, T. 1 N, It.
7 w
He names the following witnesses t«» prove-his
continuous residence upon ami cultivation of
said land, viz
Walter J. Smith, William R. II lings worth,
Lyman J. Lamb, of Wilson, Oregon . Winfield
S. cone, of flay City, Oregon.
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T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—N otice FOR
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon.
July 12th. T002.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provls ons of the a t of Congress ot
June 8, 1M7K, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex­
tended to all the Public l.and States by act of
August 4, 1892.
ANTHONY DANTT1O.
Of Aberdeen, county of Chehalis. State of Wash.,
lies this day filed in this offic* his sworn state­
ment No. 582T, for the purchase of the Lots
6 and 7 of sec 6, Tp. 3 N. R. Io W and F, ' 2 of
Se % of Sec. No. 1, in Township No 3 N. Range
No. ii W, and will offer proof tosbow that the
land sought is more valuable for its timb< r or
Stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said bind before the Re­
gister and Receiver of this office at Or<*gon itv,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 4th day of October,
I902. lieiiMinesas witnes-es:
Byron J. Sanford, of Montavilla, Oregon ;
William Krirsel, of Portland, Oregon ; James
W Scott, of Seattle. Wash. ¡George E. Huntley,
of Aberdeen, W-sli.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
alMkve-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 4th dav
Octoijcr, I902.
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T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 18-8.—N otice ro«
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
Oregon Ci y, Oregon,
Ju:y 12th, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provision* of the act of Congress of
June 3rd, 1878, entitled “An art for the saleof
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory, ' as ex­
tended to nil the Public I^and States by act of
August 4th, T8O2
BYRON J SANFORD,
Of Montavilla. county of Multnomah. State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn »tateinent No.’ 5819. for the purchase of
the H Ji of Nw
and Lots 3 and 4, of
Section 4. in Townsnip 3 North. Kang«* 10
W and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more sluable for its t’mber or »tone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
hi.* claim to «aid land before the Register and
Receiver ofthis office at Oregon City, on Satur­
day the 4th »lay of October. 1902. He name» as
wi'tiu'-sea
SIIliam Krirsel, of Portland, Or : George K.
Huntley of Aberdeen, W »»h. ; Anthony Dami-
tio of Aberdeen, Wash . James W. Scott, of
Seattle. Wash.
Any aud all persons ci aim ing adversely the
at>>* e described lands are requested to file
tneir clai» a in this office on or before said
4th «lay of October, 19*12.
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NOTICK <>K
FINAL AKTTLBNK^T.
N otice is H erf . bt G iven — That the under-
slciied. executor of the last will a d testa men t
of Mary 8. Down* deceased, haa filed in the
Count v Court.
the State of OregVM,
Tilla­
mook County hi« final account a« executor of
«aid estate, and that Tuaadav. the 7th day of
October, I002 at the hour of ten o'clock a m
has been fixed
_ - by »aid ' onrt
_ _ as
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the ____
time for
»jertiohs *.
to z Mid * •ccnuut ‘ and
hearing
Z~t the
—
settlement thereof
SAMUEL bOWVt.
Executor of the last will and
testament of Mary S. Downs, deceased
1902
Professional Cards.
ties familiar in the general forest areas T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
of the country.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon,
It needs scarcely to be added that in
July 9th I9O2.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
its superficial aspects the country is not
with the provisions ot the act of Congress of
L. EDDY
a cheerful one. The tone of the ocean Junes, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber land* 11 the States of California, Ore. on,
and of the forest is over it. The rainy Nevada
and Washington Territory." as extended
Winter is long, and the Summer, bright to all Public Land Stales by act of August 4.
1892.
A ttorney - at -L aw
and cheerful enough while it lasts, is
emily b . M c I ntosh .
Tillamook county, of Tillamook. Stat*» ot
short. It is essentially a land for stout Of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
O regon
T illamook
hearts and for spirits which yield not to sworn statement No. 5818, for the purchase of
the Lots 4 and 5, of sec. ¡2 and Lot 1 audNw %
the deeper and gloomier influences of of Ne
of sec No. 13, in Township No. 1
Range No. 9 W. and will offer proof to
nature. But there is another side to the South,
show that the laud sought is more valuable for
picture. The touch with nature is close, its timber or stone than for agt ici.ltural pur­
poses, and to establish her claim to said land
and to those who love the soughing of before the County Clerk of Tillamook county.
OOPER
&
BOTTS
Tillamook.
011 Filday, the 19th dav of
the forest, the song of the ocean, the September, Oregon.
1902. She names as witnegaes :
ATTORXEYS.AT.LAW,
Albert W. Plank, David Martinv, Peter Mc­
cry of the seabird ; to those to whom
Intosh and Wesley Rush, of Tillamook. Oregon.
the sight of bright waters and the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
ibeu lands are requested to file their
melody of their flow is a gladness ; to all above-deac
claims in this office on or before said 19th day
Office
across
street
and
North
from Post
of
September
i
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J
o2.
who find joy in contact with the larger
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moods of nature—here is a land of
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878 —N< tice for
abounding and perpetual charm.
P ublu ation .
United States Land Office,
The coast region of Oregon to which
Oregon City. 0 ego<>,
AjrAILLAMOOK
these remarks generally apply extends
July 25th, 190«.
Notice is hereby given that in complianoe
the full length of the state, from the Col­ with
STRACT
the provisions of the act of Cong ess of
umbia river at the north to the southern June 3rd, 1878, entitled "An act for 'lie sale of
t mber lands in he 8 ates ofCalifornia Oregon.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK
hue of Coos County, something more Nevada and WHslungton Territory,'' as ex-
ended to all the Public Land Stabs by act of
than 300 miles. But in the writings 1 August
Complete
abstracts
of
all
land in Tilla-
4, 189?,
ELI T. ALI EN.
which are to follow I am to deal partic­
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of
ularly with the Tillamook country, a dis­ Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
mook County.
statement No. 5833 for the purehsee of
trict scarcely farther from Portland in .•♦woni
the Lots 3 and 4 aud S J4 ofNw % of Section
W. H. C ooper , President.
miles than the heart of the Willamette No. 2, in Township 3 South, Range 7 West,
and will offer proof to show that the land
Valley, but practically more remote than sought is more valuable for its timber or Moi»e
H. T. B otts , Secretary.
toragricultiuol purposes, and toesfabish
any other populated and productive than
his claim to said land before the Register and
pa. t of the state. Hedged in on one Receiver ofthis office at Oregon City, Oregon,qn OFFICE WITH COOPER & BOTTS
Wednesday, the 8th day of October, X902 He
landward side by a steep and high moun­ names as witnesses:
Peter McIntosh, of Tillamook. Oregon ; David
tain range, and on the ocean side by dif­ Martinv,
of Tillamook, Or ; May Wallace Allen,
ficulties of navigation, it has long re of Portland, Or; Win Kyan, of Tillamook, Or.
II. GOYNE,
Any and all persons claiming advemaig the
mained in a condition so fettered and above described lands arereques ed to file their
in this office on or before soul 8th day
apart that its very name has come to claims
of October, 1902.
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But for all its separation from the
United States Land Office,
Oiegon City, Oregon.
world. Tillamook has made progress
July 25th, I902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
after its own fashion and in spite of the
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
difficulties has achieved a prosjierity of .1111108,1878. entitled "A11 act for the sale oi
LAUDE THAYER,
lands in the talesofCalifornia. Oiegon,
which many legions of more fortunate timber
Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex-
opportunities mav well be envious. Its tenped to all the Public Land States by actof
A ttorney - at -L aw
August 4. 1892,
settlement began far back, almost coin­
MAY WALLACK ALLEN,
Of
Portland,
county
of
Multnomah,
State
of
cidentally with that of the west side Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
T illamook
O regon
counties, and while it is only in times sworn statement No. 8834, for the purchase of
Se W of Section 3 in Township 3 8, Range 7 W,
f datively recent that any considerable and will otter proof to show that the land
is more valuable for its timber or stone
industrial and commercial progress has sought
A. MILLER,
than for agricultural purposes, ami to establish JQOBERT
been made, the country is far from new. her claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
There were adventurous spirits in the on Wednesday the 8th day of October, I902. She
A ttorney - at -L aw .
as witnesses :
early Oregon immigration who could names
Eli T. Allen, of Portland, Oregon : Peter Mc­
Oregon City, Oregon.
not be content while there was still at­ Intosh, David Martinyaud Win. Ryan, of Tilla­
mook, Or.
tractive country still to the west, ami Any and all persons r aiming adversely the Land Titles and Land Office
lands are requested to file thrii
Business a Specialty.
of these a few found their way oyer the above-described
claims in this office on or before said Sth day
elk trails into the Tillamook country, ot October, 1901.
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and founded homes there where they or
T imber L and . A ct junk 3. 1878.—N otice for
their children still remain. The visitor
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to what appears almost a virgin coun­
Oiegon City, Oregon,
June 23rd, I9O2,
try is surprised to find a very respect li­
A ttorney - at -L aw
Notice is hereby given that in < oinplmnce
able body—and a very considerable body. with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878. entitled “ An act for the sale of
let it l>e added—of native born men and imp
er hinds in the States of California, Oregon,
T illamook
O negon .
women. The cashier of th« principal Nevadn nnd Washington Territory," as ex­
tended to all the Public Land States bv act of
bank of Tillamook is a son of the soil; August 4. 1892,
RYON G. HACKETT,
a bright young woman who teaches the Of Tillamook,
county ot Tillamook, State of
AVID WILEY, M.D.
school at Vosburg on the Nehalem told Oregon has this day filed in this office Ilia
i
sworn statement No. 5801. for the purchase of
me she was a native of the county, the Ne of Se y and S Ji of Se 1 . of sec. 18,
Ne 1 t of Ne
of ee. No. 19, 111 township
P hysician , S urgeon and
and in various walks of life equally lillil
No. 1 S. range No. 8 W, and will offer proof
worthy and useful I have been surprised •<» sf;»w hat ihehmd sought is more valua­
A ccoucheur .
ble for its tmi .er or stone than for ag^ncultui al
and pleased to find a native race, trac­ purposes, and to establish his claim to said land
All
calls
promptly attended to
befo*e
the
County
(.'leik
of
Tilhimook
County,
ing hack to the early Oregon immigra­ at Tillamook City. Oregon, on Saturday, the
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tion, and km in blood and spirit to the 6th day of September, 1902. He names ha wi'-
nesses :
foundation stock of the country.
Erank 11 Kearney, of Portland, Oregon ;
to the sea. The average annual precip­
itation at Portland is 45.12 inches; at
Astoria, 15 miles inland from the coast
it is 76 43; at Bay City and Tillamook,
directly upon the coast, it is 111.43. The
ruinfall decreases rapidly as you go south­
ward, being approximately 68 inches at
Fairview, Coos Coun ty, and 53 inches at
the Coquille light station. Everywhere
the precipitation is greatest at the coast
line, declining rapidly as you go east­
ward and inland. But at all points west
of the summit of the (’oast Range Moun
tains it lias an “easy habit” of raining,
and the western slopes of the range get
fir more rain than the eastern slope,
which falls away toward the dryer coun­
try of the Willamette Valley.
I will not risk the weariness of the
reader to give the figures which mark
the distinction of the coast district in the
matter of temperature, but they are
equally striking with those just quoted
as to the rainfall and equally significant
of the special character of the country.
They show that the coast region, through
its dote neighborship with the ses.
knows not even such extremes as mark
the seasons in the Willamette Valley—a
fact borne out wTth respect to Summer
temperature by the experience of every
person who has put in a vacation week
at any one of the many coast resorts.
The Coast Range Mountain* which sep
arate this westernmost or maritime Ore­
gon from Western Oregon lie parallel
with the shore and back from it from
30 to 40 uiiks. Il is a stiff backbone,
rising m places to a height of about 4000
feet, falling in others to a few hundreds,
its average being jierhapft 1800 Along
the whole eastern edge of Tillamook
County it forms a wall approximately
2000 feet high, two of the three over­
mountair. routes commonly user! carry­
ing the traveler above the 2000 foot line
From the summit to the coast the land
is everywhere, excepting where fires
have partially denuded it, is covered
with denM* forest.
And even farther
toward the const and at n.oat places to
the very water*» edge the general charac­
ter of the country is wooded. But in the
flatter region within the tidal line there
are many oj»en spaces, with very con­
siderable areas of “ bottom” land coni
paratively easy to dear. In the moun.
tainous country the fir is the prevailing
timber, with some cedar, and further
toward the coast the sf race is dominant.
On the I o to n lands the swamp spruce,
the alder, the maple and the cottonwood
abcun with many other minor varie.
Walter C. Badey. Wesley Rusli and John B.
Paquet,of Tillamook, Or.
M. SMITH, M.D., •
It could hardly have been possible dur
Any and all i»ersoiis claiming adversely the
described land« are reuues e » to filetheir
ing the pioneer period for Tillamook to above
claims n this office on or before said 6th day
attract immigration other thtin from the of September, I902.
P hysician and S urgeon .
C has B. M oorer , Regis’-r,
WiilametteValley.for there was no navi­
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Office in T odd ’ s Building.
gation connecting our coast ports, and
I'rill.K A I ION
United State« Land office,
practically the only means of getting into
O rf . g < > n
Oregon City. Oregon,
T illamook
July. 12th, 19O2.
the country or out of it was overland
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
across the mountain range. Fronting as with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 187M, entitled "An act for the sale of
it does upon the open sea. the country timbei
land« in the States of California. Oregon,
j ^R. O. II. DAVENPORT
was not accessible for many years by Nevada and Washington Territory," an ex­
tended to nil the Publ'.c l.and State« l»y act of
means of the sea, and such scant connec­ August 4th. 18ja.
I.1ZZIF. W. IM’OTT,
D entist
tion as it mainrained with the outer Of 8eatt!r, MRS.
connty of King, State of Wash.,
world was dependent upon the mountain has this day filed in tills office her sworn
Rtatenient No 5820, for the purcham* of the Makes a Specialty of Crown and
roads, always steep and difficult, and Nw *4, Section 82, in Township 4 N, Range No.
Bridge Work,
io W. and will oflet proof to show tI ih I the land
during a large part of each Winter all «ought
is more valuable for its timber or «tone
than for agricultural purposes, and toentablish
but impassable for mud and snow.
Tillamook
City .. Oregon.
her claim to said land before the Register hii <I
Those who braved these conditions Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
Saturday, the4ih (lay of October, 1902 She
were no weaklings, they were no lovers oil
names ns witnesses
Byron J Sanford, of Montaville, Oregon ;
’ S. STEPHENS,
of ease, and the habit and fashion which
William Krirsel, of Portland, Or. George b.
they gave the country were those of Huntley, of Alierdeen, Wash; Anthony Dami-
•
Agent for the
of Al»erdeen, Wash.
pioneer hardihood and of domestic vir­ tio, Any
and all persons claiming adversely the HOMR MUTUAL AND LONDON
tue. It is 40 years since the organiza­ aliove-desrribed lands are requested to file their
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
claims in this office on or before said 4th day
COMPANIES.
tion of the county government, and in of October, 1902.
C has B. M oorkh , Register.
that lime there have been no official de-
Agent for North West School Supply
linquencies, no extravagance, no failure T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or
Company, Notary Public.
P ublication
to meet the demands of public necessity.
United States Land Office,
TILLAMOOK.
— OREGON
Oregon
<
ity,
Oie.
The spirit of the country has I>cen law-
A 11 gust 5th, loo2
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
respecting and its practice law-abiding.
with the provisions of th«* act of Congress of
'ALAUDE THAYER
In 40 years there have been no crimes June 3. 187H. entitled "An ml for the sale
timber lands jn the Stales of California.
against property serious enough to call of
Agent for Eirenian’s
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory." as
for other than informal and neighbor* extended to all the Public Land States by act of
Fund
and London and Lanca­
August 4, i * m /2,
hood processes of correction, and to
MRS HOl’IfIR BACKUS.
Of
Portland,
connty
of
Multnomah,
State
of
shire
Fire Insurance
slight has liecn the disposition toward Oregon,, has this day filed ill this office her
violence that in all these 40 vears Tilla­ sworn statement No. 5M3, for the purchase
Companies.
of the He '< «»I Ne '4, N *a Se % and Be % of
mook County, whose present population Se % of Sr< tiuli No. Io, in Township No
Tillamook .. Oregon.
2 North, Range No. 10 We»t and will offer
is approximately 6000, has sent but two pi<N>f
to show that the land
sought is
criminals to the State Prison at Salem. more valuable for its timber orstone than for
.
i
j agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim
Anil tins lias not been due to careleRsneffS, < to »«id land before the Regmti r and Re< eh < r T^AOR ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
this offici* At Oregon City, Ore, on Tuesday,
to neglect of the law in its enforcement ; of
«.<> To
the 4th day of November, 1902 She names
but, on the other hnnd, to nn orderly as w it tiesse«
('hartas w Mead. Robert Oabar'i, John Nen-
TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT
habit of society founded upon the moral dell, Roliert Ixiudeii, of Portland, Ore
* Any arid all | mt « oiis (■lalmhig adversely the
quality of the local population«
' above descrilied lands are requested to file their
TRUST
_________________
A. H. 1 caima in this office on or before «aid 4th day of
I November, 1902.
T hou . C oates , Pres.
<’H4S B. M(M)RFS. Register
I
J
C
Mitill»»'»
H»I.K
N otice ri H ereby G iven That by virtu*
of «U rxeutiou I«»tied out of the circuit Court of
the St «te of Oregon forTillameok county, upon
• judgment rendered and dm k<-ted in »aid court
io favor of R D Pe«kmai> .plaintiff and agani»t
E H.‘' owing, .vtarv Green ' or mr Mary
fhigh« « Church, Weil« Gilbert Caroline Iler.
F.h a .M We«rMt, John Iler Myrtle Lilly Iler
andMavilte W. fier, defendant». Mid exew utioii
being dated septe»nl»er 4. !'F>2. and tn no*
(JrM t' d l have levied upon the following d>*
Bcrit»ed real propert). »ttuatad in Tillair ook
County, Oregon, to wit
All lb»- right, title and interest of the defend
anta. F. H .Cowing Mary Grren < ow Ing Mary
H uit es Chur« h Wells Gilbert, Caiohi.e Iler.
F.lra M W est« olt. John ¡1er, Myrtle LIU/ Dvr
an 1 Saville W. ||»r. In and to th»- Moiitiiw«»«!
quarter of seel inn 3 township one worth of rang«
•even west of the WiÜMirw-ttc Meridian. rs< epc
the ««mt 1 east quarter of south west quailer and
I «ill by virtue of said execution, on Fridav.
th- 26th <!ay of September, iy'2. at the hour of
Io o'cloek am at the front door of the cowrt
bouse of »aid county, in Tlliamoolc city. Oregon,
off»-r ffrr sale and »r|| subject to redemption, at
public auction <0 the highest bidder forcaab in
hand, the above deacriord real property wr »0
lunch thereof aa may be iieeesMry to satisfy
aat(| execution, cotta and arerntng costa.
H H. A lderman ,
Sheriff (jt Tillamook County, Oregon.
«.II
T i . mrrk L and , A ct J une 1, 197*—N otice Hrnt WM. GAI.I.OWAY.
Pl BMC ATION
United Htat<-» Land f >ffi< e.
Oregon < itr, Oregon.
August ll loott.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the pi ovisfoiis of the art of Coiigre»« tj
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
June •» 1M7K. entilf*«! " An art fo • the hale of tun
tier kinds in th* Htates of » 'aflforiiia, Oregon, Make n specialty <4 Land Office Business.
Nei ads, ami Washington Territory
tend«-«! to all the Public Land Htatei
OFFICE IM WF.IKIIAMO IH ILDING,
August 4, |s-/2,
Rpom 1 and 2,
CHAltLIE »KAHURG,
Of A»t*>ris county of t'lat«op
of Oregon,
OREGON CITY, ORE.
has this day file«! in this
hl» sworn
»talenun! No « «.M61.
*"
for tlie par* hase of the
ft ■/?
K of
or Nw
>w ’ ■ A 4 . »er
Mt 9. S 1* of Ne % *»f Section No
* in Towi.»liip No
Rang- 6 W. ami «ill
offer prov,f to f R qw that the land »ought i*
more valuable f«»r tinil»er or «tone than for
agricultural mirpone», and to >»(a!di»h hl»
Claim to »aid l«nd l«efore the Register and
Recen er of thi» <>ffi< e at Oregon City Oregon,
oil Monday, the 27th day of Ortober. igoa lie
General Hank him and Exchange buti­
n a we« a« vrlti>cM*e»
fiet*aMion Flatter, of Olney, Oregon . John F.. nes*.
I.arson, John l>enck, Jack D**n<-k, ofAatorta.
Eschnnge on Englund. Belgium, Ge*
Or gon
Any amt all persons claiming adversely the niHiiy, Sweden, and all foreign countries
«ho* f dear rite d land» are requested to file thatr
claim» m thi»office on or ta fore said 27th day
of Oc
ty/2
< has . B M ixjrks Regxle«.
EDGES & GALLO WA Y
C. & E. Thayer
TILLAMOOK.
ORE