Tillamook headlight., May 21, 1903, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 21. 1903.
ANOTHER CONTESTANT
After the Tillamook Settlei’s
Timber Claims.
Taxes oil Estates
S alem . Or , X
of the ini.
Legislature
portatit acts o
which will go n:
Mav 21 is
All county
the inheritance
courts and administrators will be gov
erned by the new law, but a large ma­
jority of the estates which will hereafter
he probated will not I m * subject to the
tax.
The tax applies only to estates with
an appraised value of more than $10,000
and the tax is to be collected only upon
the excess of $5000 that may go to any
one person. In the case of an inheritance
by an uncle, aunt, nephew or niece the
tax will apply to the excess of $2000
passing to any one person. On bequests
to relatives farther removed or to
strangers the tax will apply to the excess
of $500 passing to any one person.
A majority of the estates that come
within the jurisdiction of the comity
courts of this state are appraised at
$10,000 or less. Inheritance amounting
to more than $5000 are comparatively
few, and when that amount has been
deducted for each heir the remainder, in
most cases, will not form the basis for
a very large tax.
The inheritance tax law' applies to all
property coming within the jurisdiction
of the Probate Courts of this state which
shall pass by will or statutes of in­
heritance, or by deed or gift in contem­
plation of death or intended to take
effect after the death of the grantor,
gifts to charitable institutions excepted.
COULSONBURG
A Kansas Experiment.
Tht following bill lias been introduced
into the House of Representatives, Kan..'
by one of its members, who claims that
farmers are being held up bv chicken
1 fanciers anil made to pay exorbitant
prices for fowls of popular breeds, as
settings of eggs. He thinks the state .
! could afford to establish a plant and in-1
troduce them at normal prices. This is
the bill :
“ That the governor establish a state ,
NEHALEM.
chicken hatchery for the purpose of rais­
F. L. Gunn has goi;e to Portland on a ing Wyandott, Blue Leghorn, B. P.
Rock. Cochin and whatever breed he
business trip.
Aug. Ludtke is getting lumber on tile sees fit. Said stock shall be used to
stock the farms of Kansas and also for
ground for a new burn.
C. C. Clark, of Seaside, is buviug a supplying private individuals at reason­
able prices. The hatchery plant to be
few young cattle from the ranchers.
Gus Ludtke started up his logging established at Oberlin, Kan. Six thou-
camp on the Tubbesing place Wednes­ , sand dollars is asked for the establish­
ment of the plant. Immediately after
day.
Christ Larsen and F. Long drove out this law goes into effect, the governor
a small baud of cattle to Seaside for C. shall appoint a superintendent at
$1,200; an assistant at $900 a year ;
C. Clark this week.
and every two years thereafter, these
August Sandburg is laid up with a
officers shall be elected by the people."
felon on his hand.
It seems that if it goes into effect u
Miss Johanna Scholbneyer is laid up at
home with a scalded foot, the accident woman is to fill the head chair, and as
happened while she was working at Mr. women are most interested in poultry
this is one office she surely is born to
Loerpabel’s.
Born, April 26th, to the w ife of George fill. It may he that if Kansas gets this
idea through, other states will look up
Loerpabel, a son.
Mr. Gamble has returned from the the matter also.
There is need of better poultry on the
east, where he was called on account ul
farm.
Poor grade fowls lower the
the death of his mother.
market. Everywheie von look along the
Miss Theressa Scovtll has gone to Sea­ poultry houses, back or in front of the
side to work.
' market place, it is scrub stock, create
Dr. Bartel made a professional visit piled on crate. A market can be over­
to Nehalem Friday, to see Frank Lund- stocked with the scrubs, but never with
burg, who has a bad case of catarrh of first class birds.
I the stomach.
F. L. Gunn returned home from Port­
Tit Bits.
I
land, Sunday.
It will be a good joke on Governor
Theredore Kingsley took another
“ nite hike” for Tillamook, Monday Chamberlain if the Port of Portland
Commission bill is declared unconstitu­
evening.
Miss Bessie Gray, who has been work­ tional. When the bill was before the
ing at Kline’s hotel has gone home to legislature it was said it was framed in
the interest of the politicians, and the
stay for a while.
labor organizations were fighting the
NETARTS
old board and wanted to see the mem­
Jeff Wallace and Grant Bailey were on bers ousted. When the bill came before
I the governor for his approval, he was
the beach buying cattle last week.
Captain G. Hunt, of the lighthouse, between the devil and the deep blue sea
so allowed it to become a law without
was on the bay Saturday.
Captain A. E. Withers, of Portland, his signature # * *
anti who has charge of building the Short
The Iowa idea on the revision of the
Beach bridge on the lighthouse road,
tariff seems to be growing in popularity,
came down from the lighthouse on Sat­
j This idea is to take the duty off on
urday. \\ ork will commence on the
I articles that can he manufactured as
bridge as soon /is the lumber can be had,
cheaply in this ¡country as abroad. It is
E. West, having sold his place, dis
understood that President Roosevelt is
posed of his personal property by auction
¡n harmony with this idea.
on Monday, and will leaye for Portland
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in a few days.
Laboring under the impression that
M. D. Swabb and son Nathan came
over from Salem last week. Miss Abbie
Coulson went back to Salem with thrm.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Coulson visited Mrs.
Coulsons brother, C. Mills, of Beaver,
Sunday.
U in. Patrick returned from the Valley
on Sunday.
N. Coulson has already enjoyed the
luxury of new potatoes.
O regon C ity , May 18.—W. (». Howell,
of Portland, today filed contests against
82 of the famous Hayes’ timber claims
in Tillamook County. Charles E. Haves
some time ago tiled contests about 90 of
these claims, but the Department of the
Interior has decided adversely in about
50, leaving 40 cases now pending at
Washington. J anifir contests were sub
sequently brought against many of these
cianns by G. 0 Nolan and W. J. Law
and the same have not been decided.
Howell asks that the applications ot
Hayes et al.be diss missed as fradulent
and void and that in the meantime no
decree in favor of any of the contestants
be allowed until he. Howell, has a hear­
ing in the proceeding.
In contesting the title to these lands
Howell has prepared a printed form in
which are set forth allegations of con­
spiracy and collusion between the par­
ties who have figured in the contests up
to the present time in an alleged effort
to defraud the Government ol these valu­
able timber lands. The contestant al-
leges that in each of the 82 cases, the
entry made was traudlent, collusive and
speculative and not in good faith, that
the entry men never went upon said land
prior to making his entry nor did he
personally examine the land as required
l»y law; that the said entrynian, before
making application, conspired with one
Claude Tliaver, Maurice Leach, Clark
Hadley. George Cohn et al, to obtain
It »ui I Estate Transfers.
traudlent title to the land described and
to divide the proceeds of the sale of the
said land and that the application was Transfers for the week ending May 18th,
1903. Furnished by H. T. Botts,
made in pursuance of such conspiracy
abstracter.
with said parties above named ; that the
entryman knowingly and fraudlentlv sub­ U.S.A to heirs of Peter Magnuson.
Patent. S V2 Sw, sec. 13 and lots 1
scribed to the required affidavit and in
and 2 and Nw Nw, sec. 24, tp. 3 N,
doing so committed a fraud against the
range 9.
Government.
Continuing the contestant says : “Affi­ U.S.A, to Baxter Stillwell. Patent. N
Nw, Se Nw and lot 1, sec. 24, tp.
ant further alleges that one C. E. Ilaves,
1 S. range 10.
and one G. O. Nolan, and one W. J. Law,
have filed a pretended contest or con­ U.S.A, to Lawson T. Bxntim. Patent.
N V-i Ne, Se Ne and Ne Se, sec. 18, tp.
tests against said timber land applica­
1 S, range 7.
tion; that said contests of said Hayes,
Nolan and Law, so tiled are collusive and U.S.A, to John M. Mills. Patent. E V?
Nw and W V2 Ne, sec. 26, tp. 1 S,
speculative, and that the same were
range 9.
made in the interest of said entryman
and of said Claude Thai er, Maurice W. H. II. Cary to W. J. Stephens. Se 14,
block 7, Thayer’s addition to Tilla­
Leach, Clark Hadley and George Cohn
mook. $850-00.
et el. who are co-conspirators in trying
to obtain title to the land above describ­ Frank Wilehart to (’. E. Pollard. Lot 1,
block 3, Ocean Park $45.00.
ed and that said contests were made in the
interests of the above named parties and Frank R. Bromley to Cassa Donaldson.
14 acres in lot 4, Eli Goodspeed's
for the purpose of delay and not in good
Park. $75.00.
faith.
“That all the pretended contests filed Joseph II. Bromley and wife to Cassa
Donaldson
Y2 acres in lot 4, Eli
by the said Charles E. Hayes, G. 0. No­
she was in the wav and a burden to her
Goodspeed’s Park. $165.00.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
lan and W. L. Law were tiled for the
relatives, Mrs. S. J. Francher, aged 68
purpose of preventing the lawful entry F. I). Vincent to Jno. Donaldson and
The sad and sudden death of Jerry years, who resided on the New Era road
wife. One acre in lot 4, Eli Good Murphv last Thursday morning by a
of said lands by other parties, duly quali
and about three miles from Oregon Citv,
speed's Park. $250.00.
tied, who were not parties to said fraud­
tree falling on him cast a gloom over the ended her life by drowning in the well on
Curtis Chance and wife to C. E. Bailey. camp and entire neighborhood. The sis­
ulent conspiracy.
her farm.
Lots 7 and 8, block 10, Will. D. Still­ ters and brothers and relatives have the
“ That said timber land application is
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well’s addition to Tillamook. $100. sympathy of the entire community.
illegal, fraudulent and void as are also
Colonel Tavlor, with p. force of con­
State
of
Oregon
to
Baxter
Stillwell.
said pretended contests of Charles E.
The amount of milk received daily at stabulary, defeated several bands of
Quit-claim. Lot 1, sec. 24, tp. 1 S, Mr, P. McIntosh’s cheese factory on the fanatics in the interior of Cebu Island,
Hayes, G. O. Nolan and W L. Law, and
range 10
this the said contestant is ready to
May 14, killing 20 and wounding several
prairie on over 10,000 pounds.
prove at such time and place as may J. Charles Hunter to Frank Burns, two
Quite a number of the people on the of them. A few of the constabulary
tracts in sec. 24, tp. 1 S, range 10. prairie attended the show given in Tilla­ were woundvd. Lieutenant Walker is
be named by the Register and Receiver
$2400.00.
for a hearing in such case, and hereby
mook and were well pleased.
l missing. The fanatics repeatedly charged
respectfully requests that a hearing be State of Oregon to William Pardy. Sw
Fishing is not very good on the Tilla­ the constabulary line.
E V2, Nw an I Sw Nw, sec. 16 and mook river this year on account of driv­
ordered upon the allegations made here
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Ne Se, sec. 36, tp. 2 N, range 10. ing logs on the river.
I So large was the immigration at New
in, in order that the contestant may
$400.00.
make proof of the truthfulness of said
Dan Murphy has resigned his position | York last week that the commissioners
allegations and to end that said timber F. I). Vincent to B. L. Eddy, E 1. Sw, as foreman of the logging camp, much to of immigration refused to allow them to
sec. 16, tp. 3 S, range 10. $200.00. the regret of those who employed him land. Nine thousand six hundred imtni.
land application No. ----- mav be de
dared forfeited ami cancelled, and that U.S. Land Office to Frank Severance. and the men in the camp, for he was a grants arrived last Wednesday and only
Final receipt. Ne Sw, sec. 31, tp. 2 good, efficient foreman.
5,559 were allowed to land, as the force
said pretended contests mav be dismissed
N, range 7.
ns fraudulent and void, that in the mean
Mr. P. McIntosh has added a new pair of government employes at Ellis Island
time no decree in favor of anv of said Colin Allison, by sheriff, to J D. Jones. of acales, vat and steam tester to the fac­ was too small to care for them.
Tax deed. W >/2 Se and S V2 Sw, sec tory. Their large cheese room is nearly
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contestants, under the pretended prefer­
There seems to be no doubt that
32. tp. 3 S. range 8. $15.33.
ence right arising out of anv of said
completed. Mr. Geo. Watt did the work
contests, or otherwise, be allowed, the Colin Allison, by sheriff, to J. D. Jones. and made a fine job of it. and was as­ Russia, in spite of its protests to the con­
trary, is determined not to evacuate j
Tax deed, for same land as aboye. sisted by Dwight West and C. Goyne.
said contestant hereby agreeing to pay
$14.04.
the costs ol such a hearing.’’
A famiiv of Indians, from Grand Round, Manchuria After a movement of troops
from New Cliwang into the country they
The original applicants for the claims Gertrude Collins and husband to A. B. is slashing for Thos. Goyne.
countermarched and occupied the forts
Pollard. Lots 1, 2 and 16, block 11,
against which Howell today tiled junior
that Russia has been building at the last 1
Ocean Park. $50.00.
contests are as follows ; Horace E. Wes­
Doni’s About Eating.
named place.
ton, Egbert I). Severance, Lvdia F. Sev­ U.S. Land Office to Carl Wallin. Final
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Don’t eat hot or fresh bread, if you
receipt, for lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, sec.
erance, Flora M. Means. James Sever­
There have been conflicting statements !
want to be healthy and beautiful.
31, tp. 2 N, range 6.
ance, Alice J. Harris, Alice Smith, Frank
Don’t eat much meat in hot weather if a s to the price that the United States
Severance, Etta Severance, lames R. I W. Haskins, by sheriff, to W. S. Cone.
you
would keep your skin free of erup­ paid for Louisiana. A statement comes
Tax
deed.
N
l
2
Nw,
sec.
35,
tp.
1
Harris, Walter J. Smith, Frank B. Har­
that Napoleon at first asked 100,000,000 I
tions.
N, range 10. $10.72.
rington, Sophia R. Severance, Thomas
Don't eat when very tired, if you ex­ francs for it. As England was about to
('nates, Lavina B. Coates, Millie A. Two mortgages filed securing 775.00.
pect to get anv good from your food blockade the mouth of the Mississippi
Coles, William Barker, Oi villa Bowers.
river, he nccepted the offer of Monroe
and
preserve your beauty.
Winford Johnson, Catherine L. Brown,
Pointed Paragraphs,
Don't eat cold starchy foods, like po and Livingston ot 60,000,000 francs for '
Edith Tuttle, George R. Himes, Ernest
it. This is equivalent to $15,000,000.
C. ('»race. Recilia M. Sanders, Arthur
Lend man thine ear, but not thy um- tato salad and cold porridge, unless you
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have
strong
digestive
organs.
Samlets, Nellie Allen, John Allen, Charles brella.
Don’t eat potatoes, peas, macaroni,
At Bonlder, Mont., Alex Waymire has
H Himes, Montgomery B. Reading,
Inhabitants of New Mexico believe in
cream, olive oil, pastry and bonbons, if lieen lent to the insane asylum. He was
Isaac Simler, Caleb M. Martin, Fred S. a future state.
employed on the Great Northern at the
Komp. George W Kiger, Olive C. ('»race,
Women mav be outspoken, but they you want to loose Hesh.
Don’t eat more than one hearty meal. Boulder tunnel. He conceived an idea
Sarah A Baylev, Thomas Lvster. Maud are never out talked.
Sturgeon, Augusta McLean, Delphine
Some people never seek religion as When you are exhausted, instead of that a freight would meet the express in
eating, lie down for ten or twenty min­ the tunnel. He flagged every train that i
Whalen, Shellev M. Bayley, William J long as there is a dollar in sight.
came along. His manta liecame so in-
Himes. Cora Himes, Granville T. Jenkins.
What some men owe worries them utes.
Don’t drink sparkling waters And un­ tense that it upset his reason on other
Sollie Smith, George H. Handlev,Jens F. much less than what they would like to
sweetened lemonade, if you want to things._________________
Larsen, Alma Barker. Blanche Newman, owe.
John Embum, Willie E. Martin, Ercka
A homely rich girl is prettier than a gain flesh. They act directly on fatty T imrf . b L and . A ct J i nb * l«-s-N otick for
I’VRLTCATION.
H. Quick, Ashley G. West. Margaret E. beautiful poor one—in the eves of some tissue.
United States Land ofllce,
Nolan. Oliver E. Quick, Bertha B. Mar­ men.
Oregon
City, Oregon,
Call for City Warrants.
w- .• v v
March 5th. 19ot,
tin, John H Hathawtv, Mors II Lar­
It isn’t necessary for a man to know
Nolle. 1« hereby even that in romptUne,
th. pnwuion« of th- act of CouaU,. ,<
sen, Thomas P. U ise. Frank T. Fitz enough to go in when it rains if he has a
All outstanding city warrants will he with
Inn. j. ¿»7«. .„titled - An act f„r thi’«!. o
paid on presentation. Interest will cease tltntor land, ir¡the State, of California. Oregon
Patrick, James W. Hunt. Catherine O. borrowed umbrella.
Seva,I, and Wa.hmaton Territory. „ ,.M'
Wetlierell, Clark E. Hadley. William J.
The Average man clings tenncinuslv to after this date.
trndrd to all th. Public Land Stain by act of
Tillamook City. Ore.. May 21, 1903. August 4th,
Stephens, Carl Peterson, John A. Brant. his own opinions, but he expects other
.wo
WILLIAM T RD-FEXBERG,
R alph A cklby ,
Charles B. Handley, Sarah J. Himes, people to change theirs
or Ray l Hy. county of Tillamook stat, ot
Urnion. ha. thia day Sled in thia office hi.
Citv Treasurer.
Annie Tone. John J
Purcell, W R
»worn aiatement So non tor th. pnrcha.e of
the s', ■>( sw and S ol se ot s.xti n ,xo I
NOTICK or < RKIIITOfls
lllingsworth, William B. Fasom, Murv
a. .nip. So. j i Range Ko - u’ .nd will off°r
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- proof to .how that the land »ought 1» more
Johnson, Erick Erickson, May dr lie
N oticw is H rrkrv Gtvicx.—That thenn-
ra ual.l. for tt. ttrnhor or .lone than for
Kiger. Marx I Martin, Robert Sturgeon, , • lersikivol
was on the l*th <!ax of Mav. enced dentist is located in o-llota pnrpoya, and to ntabli.h hr.
Maggie A. Grace, William O'Hara, 1903, Appointed executor of the last will Dr. Wise's dental pari rs, and to Mid land before the County ( Jerk of Tilla
and testament of DAVID SCHWKLLNl S
uurok j i.unty. Tillamook Chy Orecon ««
Manrice A. Leach. John F. Watts, Oak deceased
«
All person« having CLAIMS
Saltirday. the 23rd dav of Mav. (903 lie name«
«■m»a
against sail! estate of David Schwellnus are is prepared to do nothing but a* witneaseM
Nolan, William M. Hamilton.
hereby required to present the same to me,
sB“
with the proper vouchers within six months first class work and give the
from this date, at the Law Office of H. T.
The best cup of Coffee
Rotts, in Tillamook Citv. in said county
best of satisfaction If your Aoyand all petwon. claimin, adveiw»t. th.
Dated this 2 1st dav of Mav. 1003
I
own. Lunch at any time,
H H TUBRKAI.MC
teeth
need fixing call upon aboee-dwc.fned land, are reotteatrd to Sir ther-
Executor of the will of David
Vogler's bakery.
him
8ch wellnus, deceased
C has . B Mooar.», Regi.ter.
F
BEALS,
R
REAL ESTATE
Financial Agent.
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If you want anything in the HARDWARE LINE call us up.
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Allen House,
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regi»
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Inqn
J. P. ALLEN,
Proprietor.
First Class accommodation at Second Class Rate.
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York
Mr
a tri]
dent'
Wc
limbi
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stamp
for s<
Sewing Machines.
J Now is the time to buy a
® new Sewing Machine for
J $22.00, with drop head and
{all the latest improvements
at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s .
{ It is the B onita S ewing
J M achine , and they range
? in price from $22 to $35,
H) with ball bearings. They
J are little beauties, perfectly
i made and something new on
i the market. These maclii-
i nes are a better article than
J* the peddlars are charging
>i $65 and $75 for.
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l’
My Large Stock
of SHOES has ar­
rived, best quality
that ever offered for
Sale in this City.
The Public is
vited to call and
convinced
T. SARCHET,
Tailoring Egtabligljigent,
TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE.
G entlemen
Thanking you for
past favors, I beg
to say that I have
moved into my
new store next to
C. Ben Riesla nd’s.
If you wish to
see all the’choice
line of Suiting and
up-to-date e Pant,
ting’s to choose from kindly give me a
cidl. All Suits cut and made in the shop
at Tillamook.
P-S-TFressing, cleaning and repairing
of all kinds done.
T. SARCHET,
Merchant Tailor
C. F. Frankliq
nntZK
11 T
Mr
move
the c
The
left N
tome
The
at an
load
Lat
ribbo
Weh
3
No charge for sewing rips
or nailing soles on Boots and
Shoes purchased of me.
Me«
Fülle
came
tion.
The
taine
want
d«v.
Met
will s
in bet
mnnr
S.C
day 1
they
LATIMER, BROS.,
sansER no niiiDiESSEi.
SHAVING,
HAIR
Mr.
Beavi
the pi
was i
CUTTING
SHAMPOOING, ETC
Electric Rathe nicely fitted up. Gotilfci
persons suffering with rheumatism.
ftvr.r.
does all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRINC
In first class style.
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( incorporated ),
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Engraving a specialty.
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ORE.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
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