Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, April 23, 1903, Image 8

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    TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 23, 1903.
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R1ESLAND
“C.” BEN
I
about 3 cents per pound. The summer
danger line when they undertake to build
General News.
run of steelheads is expected to start
and sail yachts in English waters which
Shoes for men & Boys are to compete with yachts built for and The lumber and shingle industries of soon, when the price will jump up to 3
the Northwest are handicapped in their cents per pound, at least.
to sail in American waters.
Nobby and up-to-date.
quest for markets by lack of railroad
They are reliable in every respect.
Some of our citizens say Tillamook cars. The shingle industry is especially
Guaranteed to give satietnetory wear.
«i
needs population, others sav Tillamook depressed. It lubors under such an over­ Sandbagged and Bound to a Tree
For sale by
needs new industries and saw mills for plus of product that in Washington
W hatcom , Wash , April 21.—At
the export trade, while others say we re­ mill-owners are prone to shut downtliejr Maple Falls last night two unknown
MlLtLiS & F1NUEY.
quire a weekly pay roll. The H batlight plants and many have already done so. men sand bagged, robbed and then
Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Residents.
says Tillamook has the resources, the
A decree has been published in Finland bound to a tree in the woods nearby,
Editorial Snap Shots
natural advantages and the timber at its
Charles
Anderson,
a
logger,
whom
thev
describing measures for the mainteance
back.and should-have population, indus­
Say, is cock fighting legal in Tillamook
of order in Finland. Under this decree enticed to a cabin in the outskirts of the
tries and a weekly pay roll, but the trou­
CIL1
county ?
the governor-general is empowered, village. After leaving their victim tied
ble is we all want to pile into the “pay
out in the forest nearby, the robbers
when
he
deems
it
necessary,
to
close
If you pull up stakes and leave the . car” without helping it along to keep up
went to the village where thev cashed a
H. T.
OUR STOCK OF
county you’ll wish you hadn't if they the supply. In other words, we are all schools, shops and factories, to prohibit $50 check which they had taken from
2. Bei
private
meetings,
dissolve
private
meet
­
strike a ’’gusher.’’
looking for the other fellows to start in­
ings, dissolve private associations and him, and then, becoming frightened, re­
Hardware*
"
It would be a good joke, in boring for dustries and create a weekly pay roll. expel from Finland al! persons who are turned to the place where they had left
Cretin
That's
the
trouble.
their
supposed
helpless
victim,
to
murder
oil, an artesian well should be struck in
considered undesirable. Expulsions, how­
The democrats claim they are going to ever, excepting in cases which do not him, but found him gone.
a county that can boast of 150 inches of
Chas.
They then made their way into the
| elect Mr. Reames, the unterrified nomi­ permit of delay, must receive imperial
rainfall.
nee for congress. Probably they could if sanction. Persons expelled may be order­ forest and have, up to this time, suc­
Now tlmt the oil question is up again,
Farm
1 the republicans get into another faction­ ed to reside in certain places within the ceeded in evading the large force of citi­
it would be well to ask what the oil lands
i
ETC., THE MOST COMF1, L. E
al fight and allow Mr. Reames to slip in empire. The decree becomes operative in zens who searched for them all last night
are worth some of our people invested
1 in that manner. But there is not going three years.
and this morning.
IN TILLAMOOK. Mr. G
in somewhere in Montana ?
[ to be a factional fight inj’the district,
>e Elu
Since Cleveland made his speech on the
Ordinance No. 145.
There’s one thing certain, no one can consequently he will be unable to over­
Mr. I
negro
question
he
has
received
high
kick because the illuminating power of come the republican majority of 7,372
We are Headquarters for F_ jjot
ordinance to repeal ordinance No.
praise from the press, both North and An 43.
The same being an ordinance
the electric lights is not giving the city last year, when the figures were: Ton-
IMPLEMENTS. CREAMI-RY
South, but especially papers of the South,
granting Clarke E. Hadley a fran­
good service.
| gue, rep., 23,585 ; Weateerford, demo.,
DAIRY SUPPLIES, Steel
If Cleveland had but one term behind
chise,«privilege and easement to in­
Cook Stoves, and Heating Stm
stall-, maintain and erect an electric
So Paddy Lynch has been found guilty 16,213 ; Ramp, prohi., 2,576 ; Gould, | him, nothing could prevent his noinina-
Mr. 5
socialist,
2,185.
Mr.
Reams
will
poll
the
light plant in Tillamook City, Ore.
of kidnaping. Astoria ought to go down
! tion by the Democratic party next year.
If you want anything in the HARDWARE LINE call us up.
ale on
on its marrow bones and offer up a democratic vote, that is all, which is by It is evident from what Democrats say The gon.
people of Tillamook City do ordain,
Both Phones. We guarantee to give entire satisfaction.
The
i far too big a minority to ever expect to
prayer of thankfulness.
generally that the third-term bugaboo is
,as follows ;
nect o
turn into a majority.
That ordinance No. 143, being an ordi­
the
one
thing
that
prevents
them
from
Will anyone second this motion ? We
nance granting Clark E. Hadley a fran­
. Char
move that the money collected for the ' The Tillamook Lumber Co.’s saw mill considering him as one of the available chise, privilege and easement to install,
rom 1!
defunct athletic club be turned over to is again chewing up saw logs, and we re- men. The South especially rejoices at maintain and erectan electric light plant
~~ E. H
|
gret
there
are
not
a
dozen
like
industries
I
in
Tillamook
City,
be
and
the
same
is
the
manner
in
which
he
has
spoken
on
the piano fund of the public school.
n the:
| in this city doing the same thing, for then ’ the negro question, and the third-term hereby repealed.
Tillamook’s population is on the de- j I business would be rushing and the ques­ question would not prevent the votes
Lost
Read
first
time
April
20,
1903,
at
8.4-5
cline and no effort is being made to stop tion of Tillamook City becoming a man­ from that section being cast for him. But
ton ar
o’clock p.m Read second time April 20,
it or bring in new settlers. And vet Tilla­ ufacturing center would be settled. But even the Southern Democrats realize 1903, at 8.46 o'clock p.m. By unani­
J. P. ALLEN,
S. V
mook is the garden spot of Oregon w ith what are our business men and capital-1 that Northern states must be carried in mous consent of the members of the Com­
Proprietor.
was in
mon
Council
present
put
to
its
third
unlimited resources.
I
ists doing to bring this about ? What order to have a show of success.
reading on this the night of its introduc­
John
First Class accommodation at Second Class Rate.
Since the Tracey and Merrill escapade, inducements does Tillamook City offer ?
Professor Leroy Fewer, an aeronaut, tion and read (or the third time in open
Tuesd
from the daily reports which appear iti ' These are pertinent questions which are of Huston, Tex., has met with a serious j Council, April 20, 1903, at 8;47 o’clock
Chai
the newspaper, sheriffs and their depu. I of paramount importance and which we accident before thousands of spectators p.m., and being now before the Council
qu the question : “Shall the ordinance
Vosbu
ties are having tough and fatal experi-' should like to see our business men, our there. He made a successful assention of pass*” the vote resulted as follows:
Mr.
profession men and our capitalicts get 3000 feet in the air and cut loose with Ayes; 4 ; noes, 0. Whereupon the ordi­ Ladies’ Shoes.
ences capturing outlaws.
together and discuss. It may cost a few his parachute in goocT trim. While at­ nance was declared duly passed.
What was thecause of the grave yard 1
Embrace every feature of style, grace
Tyos. C oates , City Recorder.
hundred dollars, or probably a few thou­ tempting to shift the course of the para-
The
beauty and durability. They wear well,
silence at the citv council on Monday!
Approved Apiil 20th, 1903. •
( incorporated ),
sand dollars, to get a number of export | chute ortits downward flight, one of the
ing is
look well.
C. W. T almage , Mayor.
night after the electric light franchise '
TILLAMOOK CITY. 01 Johi
saw mills started here, but the increase ropes snapped, almost reversing it and
Price from $1.50 to $3.50.
ordinance had been passed to its second
in business and the large amount of causing the balloonist to lose his hold
regist
5000
Negatives
for
Sale.
For sale bv
reading ? Was it an ill omen ?
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
money brought here and put in circu­ when within 150 feet of the ground, and
Mr.
Minus
&
piNUEY.
All
persons
having
had
pictures
made
There is one thing the H eadlight has lation would soon make it plaiu that it | the man fell, turningover and overin the
A GENERAL BANKIN hnleir
at m.v studio during the past tyvo years
not forgotten, the voters of Tillamook is a right move and should not be delay­ descent, He struck in a soft slough ! and wishing to preserve the negatives
day.
BUSINESS.
county require Binger Hermann to speak ed longer. Lumber was never in such i which he had been trying to stay clear tor future use may have the same at very
J.S
out in no uncertain sound what he is great demand as it is today and at such of, and this alone prevented his instant reasonable rates by calling at the studio
Directors
M. W. H arrison . w.
within the next two months. After that
tual
going to do for the improvement of the high price, and still era wing higher.
death. One arm was broken in two da'te all negatives remaining will be
C i 'RTI bs , B. L E ddy .
York.
bar.
The proposition made bv Mr. J. B. places, two ribs and his nose were brok­ destroyed. These negatives are all in
Cashier
M. W. H arrison .
TILLAMOOK
CITY,
ORE.
Mis
first
class
condition
and
will
last
a
life
­
en,
and
there
are
believed
to
be
internal
Wetherell
to
bore
for
oil
in
Tillamook
Ex-Senator Joseph Simon will feel him­
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edges» 1 from
time
if
properly
taken
care
of.
injuries.
The
man
is
still
alive.
self in an embarrasing position when he county appears to be a liberal and fair
ties of all kinds.
G entlemen
famil.
A. G. R eynolds .
hears the crowd cheering on the Presi offer Io settled the vexed question whe­
Smallpox at Shaniko and Prineville
Thanking you for
Ms
past
favors.
I
beg
den’t visit to Portland. Little Joe will ther oil can be found here or not, should ' has already claimed six victims, and of
For Sale.
to say that I have Quick Brothers ■ sick t
feel his littleness and unpopularity most be taken up. Experienced coal miners the ten unfortunates suffering in the
moved into inv
inhei
and expert oil men have told us on fre- pesthouse at the present time two are! A dairy farm of 72 acres, situated on
keenly.
new store next to
I quent occasions that we have coal and not expected to recover. Dr. Woods | he Nestucca riyer at Beaver, Oregon.
HOUSEHOLD
MOVEF
She
C. Ben Riesland’s.
Good location, near a cheese factory,
When any more city franchises are ap­
oil in Tillamook, the surface indications Hutchinson returned from a visit to the school-house, church and store. Price,
1902
Il
you
wish
to
plied for it would be well for the city
AND DRAYMEN. the r<
being exceedingly promising. That is as infected districts after an absence of ten $3000.—For particulars write or call on
see all the choice
dads to discuss their intrinsic value and
line of Suiting and
much as we know about it, and the only j davs, and reported that the attending |. R. Finley, Beaver, Tillamook county,
Th
Heavy Teaming is a Specialty with:
the annual license they should pay to
_________________
up-to-date Pant-
practical way to ascertain is to bore into physicians believe they have the malay Oregon.
to df
Our
Delivery
wagon
delivers
to
conir.
city, for telephone, telegraph and electric
kindly give me a
the bowels of the earth and find whether under control. Dr. Hutchinson states ! «1 here is more Catarrh in this section of the ting’s to choose from kindlv
on S
or city.
light poles and wires does not beautify a
than all other diseases put together, call. All Suits cut and made in the shop
the treasures are there, and this cannot that all the patients in both towns have ! country
at
Tillamook.
Ra
and until the last few years was supposed to
city.
I
be done without considerable expense. ' been removed to isolated pesthouses and ’ lie incurable. For a great many years doctors
P.S.—Pressing, cleaning and repairing
the
|
pi
0110
need
it
a
local
disease,
and
prescribed
Now what’s to be done with the two They may strike it rich and it may end ' the exposed buildings thoroughly fumi-1 local remedies, and by constantly failing to cute of all kinds done.
Pric<
mean cows around town, is something 1 without finding anything, but it will de­ gated. All the persons in Prineville who I i with local treatment, pionuunced it incurable.
I Science has proven catarrh to be.a constitu-
that Marshal Clemeats is up against, for monstrated whether we have these re­
and therefore requires constitu-
have been exposed to the epidemic have j l tlonaf disease,
treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manu­
tlier are trained burglars at opening i sources. Two thousand dollars is com. been vaccinated, and arc subject to ex­ | tional
factured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
DOES ALL KINDS OF
garden gates and devouring garden , paratively a small sum and there should amination for developments for the I the only constitutional cure on the market It
I
is taken internally in doses from io drops to a T imber L and , A ct J i ne 3. 187S.—N otice P or
truck. Arrest them for tresspassing and be no trouble in raising it, for if oil or a
it acts directly on the blood and
disease every day. At the order of the i teaspoonful,
WATCH, CLOCK AN
I'UHI.ICATION.
mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one
damaging property, Clyde.
United States Land Office,
paying vein of coal is ever struck in this Board of Health every person in Shaniko j hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Oregon
City,
Oregon.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
JEWELRY REPAIRIN
»..«
,,
April 20th. I903.
The Tillamook county delegation to county look out for a big boom in Tilla­ has been vaccinated, and all the other , Address. F J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
by Druggists, 75c
Eugene district republican convention mook. There is very little to loose in necessary precautians have been taken ‘ Sold
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
In first class style.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
.JuneS, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of
had to make requisition for the demo­ making the experiment, but big stakes for the prevention of any further spread­
timber lands in the tatesofCalifornia, Oiegon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,“ as ex-
cratic mule in order to get across the i( oil or coal are found. Oil was found in ing of the disease.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N ctice for ten ped to all the Public Land States by act ot
Engraving a specialty.
P ublication .
mountains, when homeward bound. Be California, and if we are to judge from
August 4, 1892,
Christ Benson, the murderer of David
United States Lund Office,
JOHN STEWART,
it said, however, Brother B. L. Eddy did 1 what experts tell us, the indications in 1 Morrell, the Thurston County jailer, i
Oiegon City, o ego t,
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State ot
20th 1903.
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his I
not ride the brute, and is, therefore, still Tillamook are far better than they were | was found guilty of manslaughter, the ' Notice is hereby given that April
in compliance sworn statement No. 0089, for the purchase of
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
Congiessof
there.
No
geologist
or
oil
expert
can
say
faithful to his chosen political party.—
jury teturning a verdict after seven June3r<J, 1878, entitled “An act for rhe sale of the W *a of W >2 of Sec. 8 in tp. i N, Range 9 W ‘
positively that oil will be found in any hours spent in the jury-room. The timber lands in he S ates of California Oregon, and will offer proof to .show that the land
North Yamhill Record.
sought is n_ore valuable for its timber or stoue '
Nevada and Washington Territory.’’ as ex­ than for agricultural purposes, and to establish i
After years of procrastination Klicki location, so it <s purely an experiment, courtroom W11S vrOwded when ut 9:30 tended to all the Public Land Stat/a by act of his
claim to said land before the Register and!
August 4, 1892,
with
this
feature
about,
that
all
surface
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregou
the jury filed in and the verdict was read. [
Aat county, in the state of Washington,
EDNA I> TIMMS.
on
Friday the 17th day of July loot lie
indications
in
Tillamook
are exceedingly Benson was extremely nervous as he Of Portland, county of Multnofhah. State of names
as witnesses :
has at last obtained railroad connec­
.
..
, .
oregou,
Oregou, bae
baa mis
this uay
day nied
tiled in thin
this office her
Lem Parker, of Bay City. Oregon ; Samuel G. '
promising.
It
is
now
up
to
the
citizens
tions. the line from Goldendale to Lyle,
was waiting for the reading of the ver- sworn statement No. 6092 for the purchHHe of Reed, Emma Timms. Clara Stewart, ot Poit-!
land, Oregon.
(J.N' j?,;„h,
on the Columbia river, being finished. It if thev want to put $2000 into the exper. diet, and when his attorney informed i
Any.nd nil persons c Riming adversely the
offcr P1roo/I
»how that the land above de«cr.h<d Isiid. are requested t., file tlieii
will l»e i'illamook's turn, in the sweet by- inient. It may be money well invested, him that his neck had been saved, lit-
.
..
.
.
,
,
.
....
»«wore valuable for it* timber or atone
in this office onjor before Saul 17th day
and-bv, to have railroad connections, if and it may not, but there is one thing buried his face in his hands and sobbed , than tor aKriculturol purposes, and to establish clnlms
ot July, 1903.
z
we survive to see it after so much rail­ the H eadlight is curious to know’ and tor joy Neither Benson nor his attorney
C has . B. M oorks , Register.
the
people
anxious
to
find
out,
have
we
Friday, the 17th day ™
ol July.
__ ,, 1908.
__ ___ t»he T imber L and , act J une 3. 18;8 —N otice for
road procrastination have been doped
had hoped for an acquittal, and the ver 1 I names
at* witneasea :
P ublication .
into Tillamookers the past twelve years untold wealth hid away in the bowels of diet was good news to the defendant. , Samuel G. Reed. John Stewart of Portland.
United States Land Office
the earth in Tillamook county ? Until Benson will have to serve his term of Oregon ; Lorn Parker, of Bay City, Oregon ’
Oregon Ci y, Oregon.
Emma
B
Timms,
Portland,
Oregon.
The accident to Shamrock III. is but experiments have been made to unearth
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
one year for larceny before ent* ring upon
7h‘n'
comp'iiuce
another demonstration that for English , it it will remain there until doomsday.
above described lands are requested to file their
»llh lhe proviMou. of the act of Conine., of
his sentence for his greater crime. It is ! claims 111 thm office on or before »aid 17th day J'uwj
’d. HfS .«titled 'A., a. t for tht^aleo
waters yachts must be built staunch !
ll.ul.er land. In the State, of California, Oregon
the opinion that he will get the full ex | of July, 1903.
C has . B. M oorks . Register.
enough to withstand the sudden squalls
Ne'«da and Washington Territorv.
a.'ea
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- tent ot the law and receive a sentence of;
, ub"- t-*"d
">■ «"1
which they have to encounter there, and enced dentist is located in
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice F ob
20 years in the penitentiary.
as this is the second accident that Sir Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
P ublication ,
,CI-ARA STEWART,
Untied States Land Office.
"':d’ Tnn,J ol Mnllnmnaf., state
Thomas Lipton's challengers have met is prepared to do nothing but
Oregou City. Oregon.
<>"’ office her
„ .
,
.
April 2oih, 1908
with, it is plain they have passed the first class work and give the Offer of Seven Cents for Fish
WASHINGTON
Dairy Farms. Timber Claims
Home Locations. Town Property,
Insurance. Loans.
•
Financial Agent.
OU
City, Oregon.
Tillamook
Granitwa*“’*-
Tinware**!
Allen House,
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK«*«
MAYERS
*
T. SARCHET,
Tailoring E^Bbli^j^Bnt,
I
A
C. F. Franlçlii
T. SARCHET,
Merchant Tailor
My Large Stock
of SHOES has ar­
rived, best quality
that ever offered foi
Sale in this City.
The Public is in­
vited to call and be
convinced
Notice is hereby giv»n that in compliance
best of satisfaction If your
teeth need fixing call upon
him.
X I ¿tices
¿i Good
Appetite
DU V< >Y’S
SARSA PAR ILLA
COMPOUND cleans out the svs
tern, tones up the digestive organs,
makes a good apj'etitr, regulates
the bowels, stimulates the liver
and is wonderfully beneficial in all
rundown conditions indicated by
appetite, indigestion, sleeplessness,
headaches, backache, skin erup­
tions, etc
Price, $1.00per Irnttle. Monev
refunded if not satisfnetorv.
CHAS. I. CLOUGH
({«•liMble hruçiiist
Tilhmook.
the provisions of the act of Congress of*
A storia , Or., April 21.--The first in­ j • with
Juue ».
entitled
An act for the sale
dication of a war between the fish buy­ of timber land« in the State* ol California
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory ” as
ers has appeared in the offer of Linden- extended to all the Public Land States by act ol h-r claim to «.aid land before thc VegísTv^ánd
Receiver of thia „fficc at OregonT ¿u . r /<",
berger, the cold-storage dealer, of 7 cents August 4. 1S92.EMMA B TIMMS.
Friday the l7th day of Julv
g¿h.
best
cup
of
Coffee
in
The
name.
a. witm .ae.
‘
1
!’"c
Of Portland, count* of Multnomah, state ot
town. Lunch at any time, at per pound for all chinook salmon of 25 orrguii. has this day filed in this office ner «worn
John Stewart, Samuel G. Raed of Portland
pounds or over that weight. The price statement No 609I for the purchase of Ä—-
Vogler's bakery.
the Sw H of Ne fe, W 1» Se % Se q of Sw v of
for these fish has been 6 cents, which is •ec.
tp No. 1 North kang«- No. 9 West, and
"nd a 1 peraons claiming advendv rhe
being paid by all other buyers. The re­ wii! offer pna>f to show that »he land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
sult is that Lindenl*erger is getting a for agri« ultural purposes, and to establish her
to said land before the Register ami
B. M oorks , Register.
large portion of these big fish, and un­ I claim
Receiver of this office at Oregon City Oregon
less the number of them increases soon on Friday, the Gth day of July. i«)i ?,he T imber L and , A ct T une a
>’iLUATmi T*~NOT1,,‘ ’»«
names as *vitne«.<«ea
the others will have to meet the price to
Samuel G. Keel, of Portland. Oregon La in
I Uited state. Land Office
Parker Bay City. Oregon John Slewart p.|Ha
get any.
Oregon City, Oregon
D. Iimnis, of Portland. Oregon
Notice i. hereby give« n,?,pr 1 >o,h ,'»1
Bversince Lindenberger, whose princi­ Any and ail persons claiming adversely the
Yci can make yncr bar
above described lands are requested to file their with the l-rocio?,. ofIc, of
nv j ai soft » * < K <ve
pal place of business is Berlin, has been claims in this office on or before said i th d iv
and
t'Mjgh inwln’ ty
buying fish on the Columbia he has paid of July, 1903
m »: 15 K EK \ liar.
C has . B. M oore », Register.
bom OH. Yn-i
«teiid'lI to
Jeintory.” ..
about halt a cent a pound more than any
Ha l.iV-inaka >i
ofAtgoM« i%2 1
1
K
»Ute» by act
l »Ï tw 1<«e a* ’ >n< aa it
XOTK'K FOR Pl PLICATION
other buyer, and to him more than any­
vrdiaardy wvuij.
Department of the Interior
of Portian 1S' R eed
one is attributed the high price of the
ljind office at Oregon City Ore .
Oreg n ha. th,I dav*'tlled‘lli!"’o ’h'
01
«
a *.
*
April isth. i,,,i
raw fish during the past few years. He
.tat.m nt
f J ,ih”
Notice is hereby given that thr h.ilowmi- •worn
tile K
h .
f,,r •*>* h'.r< ha»e ol
claims that he can pay 25 cents per named «ettler his riled notice of hi« intention No , A,«
IN Ka. ge
to make final pr«*uf in support of his claim
the lau.l -,,i»i,,*“e Pr°of to «how
pout’d if necessary, and still make a good smi iha- said pioof «ill be made before« ounrv that
It. ti.nb.wo, «to,/.L!,
«aluable lor
«Jerk nn..»o..k Co at TU .m..., . ^t.„u
profit.
Ma, loCv I M>,. via
The catch during the past few days has
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tt'keea pcer’ook-n< bar-
»•• m hke new. U mk of
H I- No. It,-,, for the A
and r ■, of«tc H
I nn n considerable, but the fish taken are Ip 1 south, range -
pur», hwivy bodkad oil. e».
per lai !y prwmr.d to wll*-
Hi nani.r th. ,vl!ow.n( »11»,.— t„ prove ofPortl.nd Uri'go i"’|
Timin.,
nearly
all
small,
weighing
less
than
15
Biaud th« mvaiher.
Ida o.ntfnu»«.» re.idenee upon and cultivat oa Oregon
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pounds. Some steelheads are being i f «axi land vu :
everywhere
Alix and all nervy».«
Walter t Batlev Walter Carmon, of Tili*.
ta caaa—<11 axaea,
caught, but they are the late run of the nirsik Or. gon »ilUaiai E. Merritt, Wi liam
of Jul,
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t>«l'>re Mi,I rth day ■
winter fish of this species, and being Joacw. ol North Yamhill Oregns
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Shoes purchased of ine.
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