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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 4. Real Estate Transfers. BINGER HERMANN IS ELECTED. Transfers for the week ending June 3. Tillamook County Gave Him 350 Plurality and “Didn’t do 1903. a Thing” to Reames. Christopher Mills and wife to Nancy M. Ginn. Lot 2 bloc« 8, town of The election on Monday passed off quiety, with comparatively Beaver. $100.00. very little bustle. The stay-at-home voters were larger than were Frank B. Herrington and wife to Alfred expected, for only 701 voters went to the polls, giving Binger Her and Bertha J. Carlsen. 20 acres in mann, republican, 476 votes ; A. E. Reames, democrat, 126; J. Tripp D. L. C. >1500.00. , W. Ingle, socialist, 60 ; W. P. Elmore, prohibition, 48. This gave U. S. A. to Marcus I). Swabb. Patent. S, Ji Se sec 22 & N, JJ Ne sec 27 3 Hermann a plurality of 350 votes in Tillamook county. To every four votes cast for the republican candidate, the democrats only 1 U. S. S, A. 9- to James Wiley. Patent. E, Ji polled one. Beaver again holds the honor of being the prohibi E, Ji sec 8, 2 N, 8. tion precinct, sticking to the “water cure” to relieve the county J. T. Hembree and wife to R. W. Philips. Ji interest in tide lots 17. 18, 19 8t 20 of its bottled-up condition. Sandlake has developed into a demo Tillamook. J100.00. cratic liotbed and is the precinct that carries the unterrified broom Henry J. Isaacs and wife to Susan Olive with small comfort for switching to the democratic hard times Todd aud Charles I. Clough. 25« 100 feet in block 10 Tillamook. column. Twelve socialist votes at Little Nestucca and ten at Till $1900.00. amook precincts were the largest votes polls for the socalist, and Chas. Ray to A. 3. Poland. Lots 2 & 3 60 votes all told is not very encouraging from a socialistic stand block 3 & lot 2 block 10. Ocean point. Hoquarton, Bay, Tillamook, Garibaldi, South Prairie, Park. >200.00 Blaine and other precincts “didn’t do a thing” to Reames, and Claude Thayer and wife to Delos A. Blodgett et al. Quit claim. E, '/i had a full vote been cast Hermann’s plurality would have been in Ne sec 21 & S, Ji Nw sec 22, 2 N, 7. the neighborhood of 600. The late Thos. H. Tongue’s vote in the >1.00 election last June was 659, which gave him a majority over the Wellington Copley to Delos A. Blodgett et al. Sauie as above. $1000.00. democratic candidate of 366 votes, which is very little difference Albert L. Hall to Delos A. Blodgett et in this election. Following is the official count : al. Se, Sw & lots 3 & 4 31, 2 N, 7. $500 00. Thomas Hans to John C. Burnett. Quit claim. Sw, Sw 16, 3 S, 9. >1 00. ' Sam McVey and wife to Esther Cocker- I ham. W, Ne & N, # Nw 12, 6 S. 9. >650.00. U. S. Land Office to Albert L. Hall. Re ceipt. Se, Sw & lots 3 & 4 sec 31, 2 N, 7. U. S Land Office to John Brant. Be- ceipt. W, Ji Se sec 19 & W, Ji Ne sec 30, 2 N, 7. Robert Winning and wife to A. B. Weakley. Ne, Sw & Nw, Se 13, 2 S, 10. Quit-claim. >t.oo. U. S. Land Office to Anthony Daruitis. Receipt. Lots 6 ¿k 7 sec 6 3 N, 10 & E, Ji Se 1, 3 N, II. John C. Burnett and wife to William H. Amidson. Sw, Sw 16, 3 S, 9. f 1.00. U. S. Land Office to Rufus Cheney. Receipt. S, Ji Ne, sec 7 & S, Ji N w sec 8, 2 N, 7. Samuel C. Thomlinson and wife to Fred C. Baker. 2.2 acres in Nw corner lot 13 sec 26, 1 S, io. $300.00. Frank Severance and wife to George W. Kiger. Ne, Sw 31, 2 N, 7. $300.00. Two mortgages filed securing $1350.00. One mortgage satisfaction filed $125.00. Ö 4> è- o w 9 s Q 48 Total ■ C ounties . <v « "So c V a 6 .. 58 7 .. 34 i . 126 « 1 .. IO i . . 21 o .. 31 i •• 33 o .. 9 3 .. 26 o • • 5 3 •• 32 5 .. 14 i .. 19 o .. 6 i . . 20 o . . 9 i .. 8 4 . • 15 Hoquarton . . . Bay ................ Tillamook .... Beaver ............ Union............ Nehalem ........ Garibaldi........ Netarts............ South Prairie . Foley ............ Fairview........ Carnahan .... Hebo................ Barnegat ........ Little Nestucca Sandlake ........ Dolph ............ Blaine ............ tZ ai I •• • 9 2 .. 3 .. IO . 26 .. 3 5 .. 1 9 8 .. 5 4 •• 5 .. o 3 8 .. 2 I •• 1 •• 3 14 .. 4 5 .. 4 •• 12 . . 3 • • i . . 12 . . 5 . . o . . 10 . . 2 . . 1 • • i . . 3 476 126 60 a. o a. V E Í-2 CÇ K s yi s — C 73 CZ V E « t s X Tillamook Weather Report for flay. g a 1 2 Temperature. Maxi- Mini- muni. mum t Mean. Rain fall. Circuit Court, Judge R. P Boise will hold court in department No. 2 on Monday when the following cases will come up for hearing. E. D. Dewey, plaintiff vs M. J. McMahon et al defendant. Suit to quiet title. Attorneys Wui. Reed aud B. L. Eddy for plaintiff. Wheeler Lumber Co. plaintiff vs. C. Thayer, E. Thayer, Henry Tohl and H. Alderman, defendants. Suit to enjoin sheriff’s sale. Attorneys C R. Thomson and C. W. Talmage for plaintiffs. Paul Schrader, plaintiff, vs Otis Hays, defendent. Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys Cooper & Botts for plaintiff. Benoil Provost plaintiff vs William L. Riefenberg, defendent, Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys T. H. Goyne and H. T. Botts for plaintiff. C. L. Rogers, plaintiff vs Andrew Conklin and Jane Couklin, defendants Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys Cooper and Botts for plaintiff, Theodore Kingsley, plaintiff, vs Tilla mook Logging CÔ. defendant. Suit for title for land and money. Attorney B. L. Eddy. Alice Kiger plaintiff vs Joseph, Anna W., Antone and Kate Giebiscb, détend ants. Foreclosure of mortgage. At torney C. W. Talmage for plaintiff. Edith L. Provost, plaintiff vs William L. Provost. defendanL Suit for divorce. Attorney T. B. Handley for plaintiff. Cora G. Krebs plaintiff vs Frank and Angie Gunn, defendants, Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorney B. L. Eddy for plaintiff Andrew J. Rhoades, pl intiff vs Geo. W. Bodyfelt as administrator of the estate of Sarah Kinfoug. deceased, plaintiff. Specific performance of con tract. Attorney H. T. Botts for plaintiff. C. & E. Thayer, plaintiff vs M. D. Cavenaugh defendant. Foreclosure of mortgage. Atrorney F. J. Richardson for plaintiff. Wilbur J. Stillwell, plaintiff vs Josephine Stillwell defendant. Suit for divorce. Attorney C. W. Talmage for plaintiff. ________________ The Hemlow Sardine Packing Com pany has been organized at Astoria and articles of incorporation filed. The in corporators are, W. 0. Hemlow, H. J. Wherity, Louis Cordes and W. T. Scholfield, and the capital stock $50,000. The object ot the company is to engage in the sardine canning business in As toria. A building has been rented and a portion of the machinery purchased, and the intention is to have the plant ready lor operation during the coming Season. * * * Herr Johann Most was the principal speaker at a banquet given in Sharp shooters' Park, Chicago, under the auspices of the Arbeiter Zeitung. Many anarchists were present, and a detail of police was stationed in the grove. An archy was not discussed. Most ad vised his audience to uphold the flag and Constitution of the United States and refrain from any acts of violence. IF VOU contemplate the purrfe of any Cemetery work, j I worth your while to invest.,5® White Bronze“ A material that makes the durable MONUMENT, and passes Marble or Granite artistic finish. JflJI . , • • regaj, For more information in these beautiful Monument Inquire of C. E. Reynold REAL ESTATE,^ legu Financial Agent, < TILLAMOOK OREGON. dleac OUR STOCK OF Ha rd wart J Granitwar__ ; Tinware,«. The ETC., THE MOST COMPl; IN TILLAMOOK. ------ The We are Headquarters for Fi . IMPLEMENTS, CREAMERY faslll° DAIRY SUPPLIES, Steel R1?We Cook Stoves, and Heating Stott If vou want an lything in the HARDWARE LINE call ns up. Both Phones. We guarantee to give entire satisfaction. low p ments 0.00 .. 46 0 i 5« .. 34 0.00 o E C 3 2 5» .. 3» • .. 53° a -3 E .. 551 .. O.OI V 3 •• 58 .. 43 at Cd 0.00 52.0 4 - 64 .. 40 0 00 .. 540 5 •• 66 .. 42 Benton* ........... .................. 672 . 579 6.3 ... 80 . 93 .. 0 80 Clackamas*....... .................. 1,025 . . 1,278 300 ... 80 . ... 253 6 .. 54 .. 41 . . 47-1 • .. 46.1 .. 0.25 7 •• 53 .. 40 — 7KO . Coos.................... .................. 413 — — . . 400 8 .. 55 .. 4« .. 5°i .. 0.60 — — . 125 ... — 97 47 .. Currv.................. ................... H. T. I J. P.. ALbEfl, Proprietor. .. 50.0 .. 0.05 9 •• 55 .. 45 — — Douglas.............. .................. .. 486 ... — .. 250 ... — Hose c .. 51.1 .. 0.30 — Jackson .............. ................... 1,011 .. 109 ... 62 .. 150 ÎO .. 57 .. 45 916 ... .. 52.1 .. 0.05 — — — — — ... 175 II .. 57 .. 4« Josephine .......... ................... The st .. 0.00 12 64 .. 47 . 55- 1 Klamath ........... .................. — 249 ... — .. 123 — 372 Friday. Special Attention paid to Tourists. .. 560 .. 095 — 325 . — 13 - 60 - 49 Luke’.................. .................. 154 .. 171 0.15 5o -, 43 .. 501 14 — — Lane .................. ................... 1,717 .. 1,385 .. — . . 350 A-J.H A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds aud Accommodatiot .. 49-1 .. 0.65 Lincoln ............... ................... 148 73 .. — — 15 - 53 .. 45 397 .. 239 Sunday. .. 47-1 .. 0 50 53 .. 42 — 16 Linn* .................. ................... 1,301 . 1,213 ... 175 ... 305 88 .. 46 1 .. 0.06 A. A.F — — — 17 .. 5» .. 41 Marion ............. ................... 1,702 .. 1,544 150 .. 481 .. O-2« — — ... Oregon. P..|k..................... .................. 604 685 — 81 18 .. 5» .. 45 .. 38 .. 44-1 .. O.2Ö — 19 - 5t Tillamook- .................. 475 125 59 ... 49 .. 350 Farm 0.50 46.1 .. 41 .. — — 20 .. 51 Washington* .................. 1,074 . 687 .. 387 B. L. Ed .. 43-1 .. 0.05 54 - 33 928 . .. 874 .. 134 .. 172 Yamhill*..... ....... ................... 54 ... — 21 .. 48.0 .. 0.26 22 .. 53 43 It is ru .. 48.0 .. 0.00 Totals........... .................. 13.581 1,163 748 3,016 659 J3 •• 59 .. 37 9,297 0.00 .. 48.0 - 39 24 57 Hermann's plurality to date, 2357. ’Complete. .. 531 .. 0.10 25 - 57 .. 48 Howar 26 .. 54 .. 44 .. 49-0 .. 1.18 on Tuesd .. 48.0 .. 0.20 54 .. 4» 27 • Timber Land Frauds. Born, c BOULDER CREEK. 28 .. 60 .. 48 .. 54-0 .. 0 60 .. 57-0 .. O 02 29 ». 63 •• 57 Shaw, a i Mr. Barnett, of Tillamook, has rented 0.00 Premonitions of an impending sensa 30 •• 61 .. 48 .. 5-41 Wm. F W. N. Bays’ ranch and moved out there tion in public land matters were visible 3« - 62 ■ 49 .. 55-1 .. 0.00 on Mond last week. Mr. Bays' family will occupy in Portland on Tuesday in the arrest of Sum..1783 ... 1335 .... . 1569 -. - 6-73 DELIVERED. ( incorporated ), Lem ar, the house vacated by Mr. Ike Bays’. Horace G. McKinley, a well known Mean 57-6 • . 43 » - ... 50.6 . ......— S ummary .—Mean temp., 504; Max. TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE. on Sntur Mr. Blalock went to Willamina last tunlier land locator. Miss Marie Ware, Orders for Lumber promptly attended to. Thursday, and remained over Sunday who was recently forced to reeign from ¡temp., 68; date. 2, 3; Min. temp., 33; Stay ti date, 21st. Total precip., 6.73 inches; PAID UP CAPITAL, >10,000. to preach. tip at Ba the office of United Slates Commissioner, snowfall, o inches; number of days Grandpa Brady was a most welcome will lie arrested Wednesday. Warrants 1 clear 3; partly cloudy, 4; cloudy, 24. For ch< A GENERAL BANKING guest at H. A. Chopard’s last Sunday. are out also for Che arrest of S. A. D. Dates of frost—light, 21 and 23. Killing, C. Ben Ri 1 , Auroras, o. Prevailing wind-direc 1 BUSINESS. Miss Lena Bays was a Boulder caller Futer and John l>un. The identity of D. H. X tion, S. W. (From maximum and Saturday owning. ■John Doe" could not be ascertained for minimum readings. Remarks, greatest I Directors M. W. H arrison . W. the city t w. Mrs. Jennie Lucas visited Mrs. Grace publication. The chargee are those of daily range, 30—2nd. Elevation above C urtiss , B. L. E ddv . W. C. Chopard Monday, it being election day forgery, perjury aud conspiracy to de sea level 225 feet. Lattitude 45.26 N, ÍÍ Cashier.- —M. W. H arrison . Longitude 123, 51 west of Grenwich, visiting ii the women got lonesome. fraud the United States by fictitious and Cap. Joseph J. Dawson, Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi The infr M. T. Soares went back to Tillamook fraudulent entry papers. The specfic Voluntary Observer. ties of all kinds. at Beave last week. complaint «gainst McKinley sets forth General Banking and Exchange I*': | Now is the time to buy a Miss Beulah Lucas stayed with Mrs. Chat he "filed false affidavit papers in Alder V Makes a Gallant Resene. ■ ness. - - I ¡' new Sewing Machine for Blalock while Mr. Blalock was gone. livered. I the office of the register of the Land Of Exchange on England, Belgium . Albert Fischer and Cecil Getchell, oi fice of the United States at Eugene, in I N ew W estminster , B. C., June 1.—I $22.00, with drop head and One full many, Sweden, and al I foreign conn r' Hebo, came up to Mr. Gray’s Monday. violation of sections 5418aud .5444 of the What might have been a fatal accident ¡; all the latest improvements Inquire al was gallantly prevented hv n brave Frank Gladwell started back to revised situation of the United States." I 2 at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s . young student of Columbian College. J. 8. St« Dakota last week. The arrest of McKinley signalizes the TILLAMOOK. ORE I It is the B onita S ewing tual Lite Mr. Editor, the men of this commu beginning of a big «hake-up in public New Westminster, on Saturday. The and they range ( i l , M achine ---------- o , — taiigc York. nity are very anxious to kave you an laud affairs in this state. Citizens and occasion was the annual college picnic to in price from >22 to >35, swer a question for them. How much officials of high and low degree and Pitt Lake. The boat landed at Bridal Mr. He I 0 with ball bearings. They is an ounce of gold worth ? Also of members c( the so-called "land ring" Veil Falls, and the students proceeded to halera on J J are little beauties, perfectly silver ? Gold and silver have been dis are to lie brought up with a round turn. climb the heights to the lake, about 300 court. BARBER AND HAIHDRESXEI- Ji made and something new on covered near’hereon the Nestucca. The It is runiered that the outcome will be feet up the mountain. Miss Eunice Pride accomplished the SHAVING, HAIR CI'Hl»-' ore sent to Denver to be assayed and the highly sensational. Uncle S hih has had , the market. These machi- result, in ounces per ton received by the Ins agents investigating land frauds in feat first and was about to cross over i nes are a better article than SHAMPOOING, ETC discover, but now there is another diffi. Oregon for over two years. He now the head of the falls on a narrow log, h the peddlars are charging culty : no one can tell the worth of an has a special agent here whose duty is when she slipped into the icy water. The < > $65 and >75 for. Electric Baths nicely fitted up Go«'I ounce of either, or rather they,all sav to file Information immediately with the current caught and was whirling her to the brink of the prespice, when John they know and no two a>yee. Like Di itrict Attorney. The presence of this persons suffering with rheumat*’ Paul’s accusers, “ Some cry one thing, agent is significant, for he is sent out by Crawford, another student, gained the1 height and seeing Miss Pride's peril, FOUR and some another.” the Interior Department only on rare 1 Jet plunged into the water and with almost Now, please settle the question for ' occasions. 2 superhuman effort succeeded in rescuing them, for thev want tn hurry up and J 3 Ladies ’ Shoes. the vomig lady front a fall of 300 feet to Tsilwlqg Ejlablijljiient, find nut how rich they are going to be. vnnise NEHALEM. Embrace every feature of style. be dashed to pieces on the rocks beneath. 3 Jets (22 karat gold is worth $17.60 an beauty and durability. They wear «> Lloyd Griffen, the Seaside butcher, is Both young people when found were TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE. look well. ounce ; 24 karat (pure) gold. $19.20 an in and has bought 46 head of cattle completely exhausted and had tu be car Price from >1.50 to |3 50. ounce. Silver, pure from the mines, flue- from the ranchers. Rob Crawford is ried to the boat. G entlemen tnates as tn demand, but is about 5Oc. doing the driving. For sale by Thanking you for an ounce, if the men at Boulder Creek MILiLtS & FINLEY Mrs. E. Raslike and two children, from Deafness Cannot be Cured past favors, J beg have more gold anil silver than thev Arkansas, friends of Aug. Ludtke. were by local application«, aa they cannot reach the to sav that I have dtaeafted portion of the ear. There is only one know what to do with, the editor would passengers in on the Vosbtirg. Wcdnes. way to cure deaf new« and that ta bv constits- moved into mv tional remedies. Ocafne»« is caused by an in advise that thev give it to their wives for day. new store next to flam evl condition of the mucous lining of the L. Ben Riesland's. pin rnonev.—Ku J Political speech makers—Cooper. Botts Kustachian Tube When this tube get» inflam you have a rumbling sound or imperfect Ke< If you wish to *• And now comes June, the month and Handley—told the people how to ed hearing, and when it is entirely closed desfness s« all the ¡choice One Q is the resell, and unlees the inflammation .*an of roses, sunburnt necks and freckled vote Frida v evening line of Suiting and be taken out and this tube restored to its ror. Mrs. C. H. Wheeler and children came mat condition, hearing will be destroyed for- n oses. ’ * ________________ up-to-date, Pant. I DOFS ALL KINDS OF ewer nine ca«rs oet of ten are caused by or 1 1 _ ___ in on the Vosbnrg Wednesday. nailing soles on Boots and !from kin<1|v Ki Catarrh, which is nothin/but an inflamed con Rive me a ’ WATCH, CLOCK AN^ When you want Davla, the Bar A schooner is loading at the Wheeler dition of the mucous surface* in the shop 1 We will wive One Hundred Poll ar* for any Shoes purchased of me. If after ber, and a clean shave and tasion- mill. case of I Main ess (caused by catarrh) that caa- yowr mor. JEWELRY REPAIR!^ not be cured by Hal! s Catarrh Cure Send for repairing able hair cut, he haa moved into circulars, free. S « "Z V g TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, Headquarters for Travelling Men. Fir and Spruce Lumbet Spruce and Cedar Shingles. Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty. SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $2.25 per cor TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COiDPflffi i 32L1TK OF C. & E. Thayer My Large Stock of SHOES has ar rived, best quality that ever offered for Sale in this City. The Public is in- vited to call and be convinced. 1 LATIMER, BROS' A H ■ T. SARCHET, MAYERS Cai G Mowers, Kakes and Tedders, the building previously used by F. at Gangloff A Snuffer’s. R Beals aa a real estate office. I F J. CH1KKY & CO., Telede, O. Sold by irrnggisu. '%c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. T- SARCHET, Merchant Tailor Clo In first class styl®- Engraving a specialty-
