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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 25,
1902
$1.50 per year.
entitled more of the trade of the state' tain land for S|>eculation ; that the con­
Bditorlal Snap Shota.
than cities like San Francisco.
testée was to make the entry, and the
The board of equalization meets on the
other parties furnish the necessary money;
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6th of next month, and this offers a most
The last article on Tillamook County, that the contestée was to hold the land
favorable opportunity for those whose
written by Mr. A. Holman, of the edi­ in trust for the benefit of all the parties ;
consciences arc smiting them that they
torial staff of the Oregonian, appears in i that the other parties were to sell the
1 are not paying a just proportion of tax­
this issue, It will be noticed that Mr. land, the profits to be divided equally ;
ation upon their propertv to meet the
Holman, in his short visit here, grasped | that the entry men never personally ex­
board and have tlie assessment fixed
the situation and gave a concise writeup | amined the land ; that the affidavit
right. Call early and avoid the rush.
of the county, for which he is deserving, made to secure the entry is untrue, and
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Side walks all over the city are in such of our thanks. The Oregonian has done j contestée knew the affidavit was untrue
a dilapidated condition that many of 1 much the past few years to elucidate when made.
I them are dangerous to pedestrians, so if the conditions in Tillamook and to point | After the testimony for Ilays was in
and
it is impossible to obtain lumber, would | out lhe needs of the county. Mr. Hol-! the attorney for the contestée moved to
it not be a wise move for the city council | man has done the same thing, and his l dismiss, for the reason that the evidence
to declare them dangerous for fear of I remarks about railroad connections did not sustain the allegations of the
having to pay for broken limbs which ‘ with Portland are to the point and cer-1 complaint, and the Register and Receiver
may be caused by people being tripped taiidy should awaken some amount of j sustained the motion and dismissed the
interest in that city if it is wanting a J contest. Hay appealed to the General
up and injured.
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valuable feeder. He rightly points out! Land Office which dismissed the ap|>eal,
When the Telegram’s reporter sent the that Tillamook is not in a position to affirmed the action of the local office and
message from here that $1,500,000 of build a railroad herself, for were the cit­ ordered the cases closed. The decision
timber had been destroyed he was talk- izens able to do so, we believe they says that the appeal bears no evidence
ing through his hat and with the object would have done so long ago, for they that notice was served on the contestées,
The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors.
of giving those who own timber in this are energetic and progress enough to do as required bv the rules of practice.
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to.
county a great scare. There is probably 1 so if they had the means. It is again
about 100,000 feet of timber burned, but upto Portland to see what the capital,
Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Notice to Taxpayers.
this is not all destroyed if it is logged ists of that city will do. By all means
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
Tillamook
should
have
a
railroad
before
Notice
is hereby given that on Mo nJ
within the next few years.
the Lewis and Clark Centennial.
day, the 6th day of October, 1902, the
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County Board of Equalisation, will
The loggers did the community a good
Hay’s Loses Contest Cases.
convene at the office of the County Clerk,
service on Friday when they boosted the
fake out of town who was posing as a
O regon C ity , Sept. 22.—Four more of of Tillamook County,Oregon,said board
mute. He found some kind-hearted peo­ Charles E. Hays’ contests against tim­ to continue in session from day to day
ple whom he thought were easy to work, ber claims in Tillamook County have or one week, and publicly examine the
rolls, and correct all errors
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. Mr. O. C. Haslett, presideht of the The best saw on earth. Use the Great but when it became known that he was been decided against him by a special assessment
Truckee Lumber Co., will be up from Western saws and you will soon .be an impostoi and ran up against the log­ ruling of the Commissioner of the Gen­ in valuations, description, or qualities
San Francisco on Saturday.
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convinced of this fact, for they are re­ gers he was fairly up against it. It was eral Land Office, and the decision of the of land, lots or other property, and all
“C.’’ Ben Riesland.
cognized to be the best saw now on the thought that the impostor and his two office sustained. The entrymen in the persons interested in said assessment
Elder
R.
Y.
Blalock
will
preach
at
the
,
Buy your school books at Clough’s.*
cases arc Arthur Sanders, Catherine L. are hereby requested to appear at
For sale at McIntosh & Mc­ pards were crooks.
Wilson River school house next Sunday | market.
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Waist formers at Mrs. Sturgeon's. *
Brown, Rocilla M. Sanders and Caleb said time and place, for the purpose of
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Nair
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hard-ware
store.
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afternoon at 2:30.
Fine ice cream at any time at Vogler’s
Perhaps the least said about the utr M. Martin, and the decision of the Coin, correcting any errors that may appear
The largest and best assorted stock of 1 C. Wallin’s pony broke loose on Tues­
in their assessment, as no errors can be
Bakery.
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stationery and school supplies in the . day, and made a dash passed the post­ lady-like affair at the Larsen house the missioner reviews the testimony offered corrected after the adjournment of said
bv the contestant. In these cases Hays
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better.
We
do
not
care
who
it
is.
people
Mrs. R. Kelly, of Portland, came in on county at Clough’8.
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< office. In making the turn at the Head­
made the same allegations that he made board.
Wednesday.
corner the animal became tangled who come to Tillamook to sell things
E. J. Kellow and wife, T. Kellow and light
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Dated, Tillamook, Oregon, August
S. Scovell was down from Neha’cm, Mrs. Agnus Farmer, of Hebo, were in 1 up in the cart and harness and broke its ' ought to know enough to behave them in all of his contests—that the entrvmen,
Claude Thayer, Morris Leach and Clark 19th, 1902.
selves
in
a
ladylike
and
gentlemanly
Wednesday.
the city Wednesday.
1 fore leg and had to be killed.
J. S. S tephens ,
! manner and not get down to personal Httdlev entered into a contract under
Farm loans 7 per cent. Apply to C.
Wednesday, October 1st, Mrs. Todd scandal and acrolmtic pugelism. It is a the timber and stone act to obtain cer-
Miss Muriel Grisson, of McMinnville,
County Assessor.
& E. Thayer.
her fall opening of millinery disgrace to the parties implicated and a
who had been visiting in this city, left for announces
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Oscar Weed, of Philomath, was in the her home on Monday.
1 goods of pattern and street hats and all disgrace to the city as well.
of trimmings. The ladies of Tilla­
city on Friday.
Dr. O. H. Davenport, dentist, will be j kinds
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Circular shaws, fascinators, etc.,-at in his office in Tillamook City from the mook are cordially invited to call and
The rain storm 011 Wednesday was
see
the
goods,
whether
they
buy
or
not.
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Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
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1st to the loth of each month.
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| onlv a foretaste of what is to follow the
Children’s caps and school hats at
Mr. W. L Robb, collector of customs 1 There will be an apportionment of the coming winter,and to clisjxrl any illusion
Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
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at Astoria, paid this city a visit on Sat- ’ State
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and County school funds on the that may have arisen the past summer
6th of next month, and at the same time that it had forgotten to know how to
Harrie V. Hill, of Dolph, was in the urday and left again on Sunday.
city Wednesday.
Sawed star, “ A’’ star kiln dried there will be apportioned $5 to each rain in Tillamook. It is not only the
shingles.
—Tillamook Wharf & Ware­ district that lias employed a teacher dairymen who are smiling, but the log­
A. H. Johnson, of Seaside, was in the
holding a certificate of attendance at the gers and millmen are getting their faces
house Co. B. C. Lamb, manager.
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city on Monday.
| also puckered up for a good laugh, for
annual teachers’ institute.
Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Rcsidents.
Bill
Gardner's
horse
fell
into
the
river
J. E. Winters, of Astoria, was in the
they do love to see plenty of rain.
from the new bridge on the Wilson, and
Ed. Evans met with a bad accident
city on Tuesday.
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while working 011 the new Wilson river j We are reliably informed that the Tilla-
Mrs. M. R. Hathaway went out on the escaped with only a few scratches.
Tillamook City, Oregon.
bridge
on
Tuesday.
A
big
brace
fell
and
Eugene
France
came
in
on
Friday
to
(
I mook Herald has obtained a new editor­
Elmore on Sunday.
struck
him
on
the
head
and
shoulders,
ial writer in the person of Mr. Claude
William Chambers, of Salem, was in look after the timber interest of Blodgett
which rendered hitn unconscious. I11 Thayer, and for fear we may be consid- I
& Co. on account of the recent fires.
the city on Monday.
Why pay $75 for steel ranges from the | falling Evans' foot caught in a stringer, ered discourteous for not doing so before, |
Geo. W. Bacon came iu from Forest
peddlers
when you can get a better steel | which prevented him from falling 50 feet the Headlight hastens to congratulate ,
Grove on Saturday.
range from McIntosh & McNair for $45 below and into the river. He was him on filling such an important position 1
Albert Zimmerman was down from the ot $50 ?
rescued from his dangerous position, in the community. And now as a I
Nehalem on Monday.
still unconscious and Dr. Wilev was sent moulder of public opinion, whether for
A. E. Sharp and wife, Stephens Sharp
William Scott and wife were in from and wife and Moody Sharp, wife and son for to attend his injuries. His injuries weal or for woe, shake Bro, Claude, for
are internal.
Woods on Saturday.
we realize that we haye a word-painter
left on Monday lor California to return
For fashionable ladies’ dress goods of of no menu ability as a compeer. Hence,
Father J. J. Burri went out on the Sue to Missouri.
su|ierior quality, Cohn & Co.’» stock our congratulations in a fraternal spirit.
H. Elmore on Sunday.
John Wise was sued and had his wages
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Mrs. Louisa Russell, of Elgin, Ore., attached for his road poll tax. but con­ contains many pleasing attractions this
fall. They have made a specialty of There are seven pupils from outside
was in the city Tuesday.
cluded to pay it to avoid further cost
ladies’ up-to-date dress materials and districts attending the public school ip
There are several parties in the city and trouble.
trimmings, also in cloaks, cafies and this city who are taking the high school
looking up saw mill sites.
Mr. Cluande Thayer, who interested jackets, which are marked at very low studies. Prof. Whitney having 34 pupils
Jos. Franklin has gone to Nehalem to himself in the base ball boys, is trying to ]’ figures. Their rainy day raglans are just altogether. That alone is proof that the
work for the mill company.
start a club and reading room for them i the thing for Tillamook. Now is the high school studies arc appreciated and
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Vaughn went out for the coming winter.
time to buy, while there is a large and a great advantage to those who are able
on the Vosburg on Monday.
F. S Whitehouse, of Suncock, N.H., is splendid assortment to select from. They to take them, especially to those in out­
Guy Ford and wife were in the city in the city on Friday. He it here look­ invite ladies from ail over the county to side districts. It was the outside dis­
tricts which defeated the high school pro­
ing up a saw mill location and is pleased ¡aspect their goods.
Wednesday from Cloverdale.
position at the last election, but we are
Mr». Sturgeon will have a complete line with the outlook here.
The welcome rain on Thursday night, glad to know that the pupils in the out-
The Tillamook Logging Company has and it poured dow n in Tillamook style,
of late millinery in a few days.
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j side districts have not been deprived of
Fred C. Horton, of McArthur, Ohio, is about 4,500 logs in the creeks ready to extinguished the forest fires and put a obtaining high school studies in the pub­
get
out
as
soon
as
there
is
enough
water
registered at the Larsen house
.top to more timber being dwtroyed, ns lic school in Tillamook City. Besides the
to bring them down.
well a.cieanng the atmo.phere of .moke ¡high
h,xh K
.hool pupi|
profe„or has
ha, lhe
The pupils of the public school will
school
pupils , l|le
the professor
the
H. A. Chopard came in sick from the and heat. The me» who left Wedne.day iiKbth gra(fc hi(1 room makjng a tota|
start literary societies on Friday.
logging camp on Wednesday, and does
J. H. Harter returned to the city last not feel very kindly to the person who to fight fire on the Wilson returned on of 57
Friday. There is not nearly as much
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week somewhat improved in health.
would not give him ? bed.
damage to timber as was at first thou-
The people of Portland are deserving
Ladies dress and fancy goods in end­
For sale, 40 acres between South Prai­ ght, for probably 100,000 feet is some- of commendation for the promptness
less varieties just received at Cohn’s. *
rie and Long Prairie, on county road, what damaged, but a large quantity of with which they raised a large sum of
A marriage license was issued to Ben­ j Partly cleared. For terms apply to R. this will be saved by being logged iu the money for the sufferers in the recent des-
jamin Powell and Huldic Christenson.
next few years. Most of the claims lie- , tractive fires in Oregon and Washington,
1 Schlappi, South Prairie.
C. Tngerman came in on Saturday from
| A complaint was filed against Sol longed to individuals and are in sections The business men and wholesale mer
Grinnell, Iowa, to look over the county. | Smith for the amount of his road poll 14. 23, 13. 24, 12 and 25, tp 1 S, R 9 chants of that city showed a liberal dis
Clough's stock of school books and tax, but he convinced the justice that he W ; and sections 7, 18, 8, 17, 20, 9, 5 position when the appeal was made, and
and 4, tp 1 S, R 8 W.
j of a|| the donations they make from time
school supplies is complete in every de was an exempt fireman.
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
on
Wed-
to tim«. "one will be appreciated a.
tail.
When you want to know anything ,
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A fine stock of new clothing just re- about the Oregon Fire Relief Association 1 nc»<lav ereniog at the home of thebride'» rauch the »"« j“«
’» thc r«tn‘ fir* Thi»- »«"'X-
parents, Mr and Mr.
Mrs. J. S Diehl, when
ceived’ from a New York factory at cell upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is parent.,
Cohn’s.
the agent for Tillamook county.
* I Mr. William E. Ea.on and Mi.. Mattie '* the " «an* of creating a more kindly
! Diehl, were united in the bond, of holy fecling toward. Portland in a com-
A cool drink of soda water is delicious
Coal is cheaper and lietter tlian wood, matrimony by Justice J. B. Alley. The mercial sen», for the city that did the
and healthful. You can get it at Vogler’s Franklin and Newcastle lump in sacks,
hone had lieentn.tefnlly nnd artistically r'Kht th,n*
a" emergency is certainly I
Bakery.
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$10.5 per ton ; Wyontng. $12 50.—Tilla­
j
decorated
for
the
occasion,
the
happy
Twenty-five cases of the celebrated mook Wharf & Warehouse Co. B C.
I event taking place under a floral Ijell and
Buckingham & Hecht boots and shoes Lamb, manager;
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' festoon, the scene being a perfect picture
at Cohn’s.
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Mr. R. M. Wade, who was visiting his of beautv when the knot was tied. Mr.
Mrs. Maud StaDcop returned to the son, Mr. R. L. Wade, in this city ^rhen
and Mrs. Chau. Himes acted as l<st man
city on Thursday after visiting friends the fires swept over this county 'and
• nnd lady's maid. The bride was dressed
in the valley.
state, sent $50 to the fund being raised in white silk and wore veil and orange
Razor honing a specialty with Davis ui Portland on his return home.
' blosuoms, and made a pretty bride in her
I have been appointed a depository for all the NEW TEXT HOOKS adopted by the
the barber, opposite the Allen house.
Tbr salmon which are being caught in ■ handsome wedding attire.
After the
Oregon
State Board of Education, and will carry all the books adopted by them.
Price 25 cents.
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Tillamook bay are much larger this year ceremony Mrs. Ihehl invited the wedding
Dr. James Wiley left Sunday for Port­ than io pervu»«« wars, and some oi the guests to a wedding banquet, which was
My Stock of School Supplies
land, after two weeks' visit with his rela­ fishermen claim they are the regular Col- <otten up in Mrs. Diehl’s perfect and
Is complete in every detail. My prices are always right.
umbia river salmon which are now com tempting style, the large wedding cake
tives in this city.
• being one of the attractions. Congratu-
Mrs. R. M. Wade, who had been visit­ ' ing in-
E. C. Kloce & Co., of Seattle is want- lattons and best wislies were showered
ing her son in this city, left for her borne
ing to secure the names of the cranberry upon the happy couple. They were in
on Sunday, going out on the steamer.
Georg; Washington Kiger was one of producers and shippers in this county, receipt of a large number of beautiful
The Headhght extends its
the outward boun I passengers on the They claim they make a specialty of Pa- presents
Elmore on Sun lav; also Frank Free­ cific Coast cranberries and want lots < f congratulations, with the hope that the
! them.
' union will be a long and happy one.
man.
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Cook Stoves
Heaters
Rances
Hardware, Tinware
Iron and Steel.
“C.” BEN
RIESLAND
Dairy r Fams. Timber Claims.
Home Locations. Town Property
Insurance. Loans.
Financial Agent.
New Arrivals.
New Arrivals.
Our Fall Stock is coming in on every
boat.
This week we have received a part of
our Large Stock of
Furnishing Goods,
Men’s Pants,
Mackintoches,
Hats of all KINDS
Next week we will receive the first
shipment of WALKOVER SHOES. The
best shoe for the money 011 the market.
Our stock of Groceries ami Feed is
complete and prices are right.
TODD & CO
THE NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
C I CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist and Stationer