Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, July 09, 1903, Image 4

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    TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JULY 9
Commissioners’ Court
The Board of County Commissioners
met on Tuesday and Wednesday,County
Judge W. W. Cornier and Commissioners
L. Parrish and G. W. Bodvlelt being
present,when tl.e following business was
transacted :
ROAD WORK IN DISTRICT 13
■
I. W. Bodxhlt ....
John Hosier ..
H. Farmer ....
Artic Bodvfelt
S. B Hill...’.......
G. J. Muster ..
E. E. Cross.....
Fred Lewallen.
Frank Sherwood ........................
lohn Iler.........................................
S. B. Hill, salary as supervisor
district 13..................................
J. C. Bewley, removing brush
and logs from about 200 rods
of road ......................................
The Independent, printing letter
heads for surveyor...................
ROAD WORK IN
DISTRICT 3.
L. Glaser ........
C. Ripley........
John Harrison
Frank Ekroth..
C. Perrv.........
Dave Gar vis ....
Bennie Johnson
S. Creson...........
A. P. Slade.......
G. Landevekausen .
W. Abaill................
B. V. Richards ......
C. H. Wool worth ...
C. Rowley........
D. Trowbridge
Frank Pierson
William Richardson ...
Nick Job.......
John Aleick ..
Paul ThoraII
ROAD WORK
IN DISTRICT 4.
Theo.Jacobv ........ ........................ 5
L. H. Riefen berg... ........................ 4
Joe Warren .......... ........................ 15
Wm. Hnre.............. ....................... 108
I) A. Simmons .... ........................ 49
Harry Nelson........ ....................... 12
Archie Gist ........... ....................... 19
Harry Long......... .......................
7
8
M. B. Pet tvs.......... .......................
A S. Tilden .......... ........................ 5
Geo. Vaughn ...... ...................... .31
Silas Morton........ .......................
2
6
Jas. Kodad ...........
.......................
4
(’. Troniblev ..
Dan Pike............... ......................... 28
John Jennings........ ........................ 15
1
Henrv Hellebuvck ......................
A. E. Nichols ........ .......................
3
T. I. Bowles .................................
3
4
Warren Vaughn .......................
J oe M a pes............. ......................... 3
ROAD work IN DISTRICT 5.
N. E. Watkins.... ....................... 66
Joseph Kutcher.... ....................... 45
4
N. M v res .............. .......................
M. Toddhunter..... ....................... 19
Wm. Jolly ........... ....................... 21
E. F. Kelso .......... ........................ 15
D. Tomlinson........ ........................ 1
—. Marble ............ ........................ 30
John Perrv............. ........................ 22
(». Boouist ............ ........................ 30
Chas. Svenson ...... ........................ 25
Peter Asmesser..... .......................
2
E. Crtimloff.................................... 3
II. Hanson ............ ........................ 6
Ed. Baker .............
Wm. Latimer...... ....................... 22
J. Mapes............... ...... .............. 9
I). Hess.................. ........................ 3
O. Gulstrom...................................
1
ROAD WORK IN DISTRICT 9.
J. M. Morgan ....
j. Morgan ......
Ed. Morgan....
U. B. Wiley......
Alex Nelson....
C. T. Desmond
W. Phelps
A. Yager...
Watkins ...
N Hodgdon
N. Hodgdon, making pun­
cheon road ...... ...
Elmer Hall, ditto ..
M J. Todhunter ...
M. J. Todhunter ...
G. M. Wat kins, salary as super,
visor, district 9..........................
ROAD WORK IN
DISTRICT 12.
J. L. Johnson................................
O. R. Chamberlain ......................
KOAI) WORK IN DISTRICT 17.
T. Wilson........
J. Whiteman .
W. Penter.......
J. Craven.......
Lin Whiteman
Arthur Coffey.
Cal Turnridge.
V. Hoggin......
D. J. Dunn ....
H. Gage .........
Geo. Baker ...
Clarence Dunn
C. McClane ...
W. A. Gage....
|. C. Foster—
11 M. Gnrdwr........... .................. 13
Claude Christensen .... ................. 13
John Redlierg............. ..................
5
U. V. Atterlieru' ............................ It)
Will Christensen ...........................
3
U'rfittif
r*.k it It li it
M
John Baker.................. .................
1
ROAD WORK IN ntSTKICT 6.
C. W. Chatfield.......... .................
W. H. Easmn.............. .................
Peter Hei*»cl................. .................
Erick A. Erickson .... .................
John Erickson ............ .................
John Erickson............
A. E HasselImrg ..... .................
Piter Ilasselburg........ .................
ROAD WORK
IN DtSTBICT 2.
Milo Beaman.............. ..................
Barney Lynch............. ..................
ROAD WORK IN
H. A. Miles ............
Frank Owens..........
Chas. Blum, work in district 10.
D. A. Simmons, salary as super­
visor, district 4.................... .
A. M. Hare alary as Assessor
this. I. Ckugh. books and
Stationary......... ....................
C. A. Johnson, salary as de­
puty Assessor .....................
Tillamook Lumber Co elec­
inc lights
,
Tillamook Lumbering Co. luui-
bei.........................................
J. Il Harter lumlcer. R D. No 5
Homer Mason incidentals of
office .....................................
M H Ripley salary as super­
visor dial. No 3 . ................
McIntosh and McNair Mdse.
. G. Kelso, salary as super­
visor dist. No o .
13
18
15
11
15
16
5
3
6
McCormick Mowers, Rakes and Tedders,
J. E. Bartel, medical services
examining W. E#an....... ....
5 00
3 00 Jesae Kays salary as sup. dis.
3 00
12.......................................... -
9 40 ! Tillamook
Headlight printing
3 001 P. W. Todd salary as county
3 001 treasurer...... -........................
3 20 T. W. Lyster salarv as sup.
3 00 1 dis. 8.......................................
20 00
3 00 E W. Stanley salary as deputy
00
3
ICO 00
.....................................
3 00 H sheriff
H. Alderman salary as
3 00
266 67
sheriff.....................................
3 GO Paul
Erickson salary as sup.
3 (*J
31 00
di9. 6.......... ...........................
5 4> Tillamook
26 50
Herald, printing....
3 00 W. T. West canvassing votes...
3 00 W T. West witness fees in
3 uo
vs M. Potter................
3 00 C. state
N. Hogan contract work in
3 00
dis 14............. ... ..................
4 00
Bixbv merchandise...........
3 00 Jos.
Albert
Mason salary as deputy
3 00
clerk
.......................................
3 00 Henry Tohl
.........
3 00 J. L. Johnson merchandise
work in dis. 12...
7 00
STATE VS CLARENCE HANNENKRATT
3 00
3 00 E. Quick constable fees...........
3 00 G. B Alley justice fees...........
3 00 W. H. Easter constable fees. ..
3 00 John Burkhalter, witness........
3 00 Kose Burkhalter witness.........
3 1X2 Gottlieb Wyss witness..............
3 OO Ag liess Bi am well witne&s........
7 OO Albert Phelps witness..............
Real Estate Transfers.
5 20
STATE VS ARTHUR EDMUNDS
OO
Transfers
filed Julv 6th and 7th, 1903.
3
3 (XJ G. B Alley justice fees...........
Furnished
by H. T. Botts, abstracter.
3 OO E- Quick constable fees............
U.S.A, to Charles E. Dmaldson. Patent.
STATE VS JOHN THEILER
3 OO
N H Nw and N Vi Ne, section 10, tp.
3 OO I G. B. Aliev justice fees...........
1 south, range 8.
3 OO 1 Carl Haberlack constable fees..
01
C. A. Hembree and husband to Mary E.
7 20 Fred Davidson witness.............
Dimond. W »/2 Se and E V2 Sw. sec.
3 OO I Jacob Jordi witness..................
21, tp. 3 south, range 10. $1150.00.
3 OO , John Simmons witness.............
Fi
3 OO A. M. Austin witness...............
Charles A. Smith and wife of Amanda L.
OO
Donaldson. AH of the right oil
3
Janies Simmons witness...........
ci'
Grace Smith, as heir at law’, in the
3 OO I S. H. Phelps witness.................
property
of Joseph Donaldson. $500.
3 OO
DELIVERED.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
3 OO
Lealia Olive West and husband to
in
3 OO D. C. Peregoy Nehalem...........
Amanda L. Donaldson. All of the
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
5 40 R, D. Sales Foley......................
right,
&c.,
of
said
Lealia
Olive
West,
3 OO N. McMillan Garibaldi............
as heir at law in the property of
in
3 OO j H. Lederer Bay.........................
Joseph Donaldson, in Tillamook
3 OO JoeHoxhurst Barnegat............
County. $500 00.
3 OO j Chas. Sowers, Tillamook ......
cit
Amanda L. Donaldson to Olean Land
3 OO W. E. Southwick Hoquarton...
i
N
%
Nw
anti
N
'/t Ne,
Companv.
I
J.
F.
Martin
South
Prairie
.......
OO
3
J une 3, I878.—N otice for I T imber L and , A ct J une 3, i878.-Sin
sec. 10, tp. 1 south, range 8. T imber L and , act
th
3 OO I C. A. Bailey Fairview..............
P ublication .
P
ublication
.
$678 60.
I 40 j Chas. Blum Carnahan.............
United States Laud Office.
United States Land Offict
Oregon City, Oregon,
to Henry A.
6 40 I. M Morgan Netarts...............
Oregon City, Ore..
Thomas K. Richardson
1
June 15th, 1903.
May
in
E.
L.
Kinnaman
Beaver
...........
Thomas. Ne, sec. 14-, tp. 1 north, Notice is hereby given that
3 OO
in < onipliatice
Notice
is
hereby
given that in cos
Harry
Patterson
Blaine
........
range 8. $200.00
i
with the provisions of the act of Congress of with the provisions of the act ofCa^d
3 OO
(
3, 1S78, entitled "A'l act for the sale ot June 3. 1878, entitled ‘‘An act for
3 OÔ 1 Jesse Kay« Sandlake...............
A. Thomas to J. J. Evans. Ne, sec. June
b®
timber lands in the States of California, Ore­ of timber lands in the StateaolCi:
A.
P.
Wagner
Hebo
..................
OO
3
14, tp. 1 north, range 8. $500.00. gon, Nevada and Wa hington Territory," as Oregon, Nevada and Washington Term
3 OO I L. L. Shortridge Dolph...........
Joseph W„ Ivan, Virgil and Jessie Don­ extended to all the Pub ic l«and States by act of extended to all the Public Land States!■
August 4. 1892,
3 OO ; E A Lucy Union.....................
aldson, by guardian to Olean Land August 4, 1892,H. JANE POTTER.
in
JOHN F. MARTIN,
3 80 Wm. Penter Little Nestucca...
Company. 4-14 interest inN zl2 N
Of McMinnville, county of Yamhill, State of Of Tillamook, county of T’llatnook,j
i
OO
W ork in district 2
3
sec. 10, tp. 1 south, range 8. Oregon, has this day tiled in this office her Oregon, has this day filed in this ofc I
sworn statement No. 6179 for the purchase of sworn statement No. 6I58, for the •
bu
3 OO Wm Knight...............................
$271.40.
the E L of W ’j of Section 24, in Tp 1 S, of the KU of the 8e ^.section Soar:
3 OO B. Lynch...................................
Range 7 \V, and will offer proof to show that Sw U
One mortgage filed to secure $700.00.
Section No. 29, in To«
5 4'» Milo Beeman......................... .
the land sought is more valuable for its timber ’¿South, Range No. ¡0 West, and wt
or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to proof to show that the land
3 OO Floyd Beeman...........................
establish
her
claim
to
said
land
before
the
more valuable for its timber or stone
3 OO Everett Bales............................
NETARTS
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon agricultural purposes, and to establishl
3 OO Arnold Hansen..........................
City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th day of to said land before the (’ounty Clerk
OO
fani-
Augu
’
t.
I903.
She
names
as
witnesses
:
Messrs.
Hobson
and
Dabson
and
3
mook County, at Tillamook City,
John Hickey salary as sup.
William T. Macy, Mary M. Macy, Daniel W. Saturdoy, the 8th day of August,
3 OO
dis, 2.......................................
70 00 dies, of McMinnville, are camping on the 1 Potter,
Mary E Potter, of McMinnville, Oregon. I names as witnesses :
7 60 G. W. Wallace salary a sup.
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
Beach and they believe in having a good • above described lands are requested to file their James M. Morgan, James Morgan
3 OO
32 00 time, if it does rain.
dis. 11.....................................
Morgan, of Netarts, Ore. ; Gustav K
claims in this office on or before said 27th day Tillamook, Ore.
3 OO
of August, I903.
ROAD WORK IN DISTRICT 11
Any and all persons claiming advert
OO
Campers
are
arriving
every
dav
and
3
A lgernon S D resser , Register.
above described lands are requested tofe
14 *5 there is quite a crowd of McMinn­
3 co Thu rm Coulson.........................
claims
in this office on or before said
NOTICE
OF
Nil
EKIFF
’
S
HALE.
9 00
3 00 1 Ralph Bundy............................
Augimt, 1903.
A lger non S. D r es _ sm 1_
I 50 ville people on the beach.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That in pur­
3 OO E. T. Coulson............................
The Steamer Geo. R. Vosburg spent suance of a judgment, decree of foreclosure
6 75
3 OO i W. Gardner................................
junk 3. 1878,-N utig
and order of sale duly made, rendered and T imbbk L and . A P ct
10.00 ! (’has. Johnson..................... .....
i 50 Sunday out around Sea Lion Rocks. She entered
ublication .
in the Circuit Court of the State of
United States Land Office,
O.
W.
Kinnamnn
.......................
OO
!
15
Oregon,
for
the
county
of
Tillamook,
on
the
seemed to have quite a crowd of excur-1
3
Oiegon City, Oregon
15 00 sionists aboard as they could be plainly | 8th day of June, 1903, in a certain suit
3 OO 1 Ed Kinnaman...........................
June 6th
wherein Paul Schrader was plaintiff and Otis
<5 50
Notice
is
hereby
given that in coini_______
3 OO 1 D. O. Spencer............................
Hayes was defendant and in pursance of an
8 60 N. Dye.......................................
13 ó« seen from shore
execution duly issued thereon, out of the with the provisions of the act of
1878, entitled "An act for the*4 P"
12 75
Quite a number of Netarts people spent said Court on the 22nd day of June, 1903, June 3, land
3 OO Frank Dve.................................
in the States of California,
6 75 the Fourth in Tillamook. They report a I will expose for sale, and sell as by law re­ timber
3 OO J. R Ribble................................
quired and directed at the Court House door Nevada and Washington Territory,"aseW'-w^H
Dan
Ribble
................................
to
all
the
Public
Land States by set
OO
1
4
75
3
in said county, on the 3rd daj- of August.
I 75 very pleasant time.
19U3, at the hour of IO o’clock a.m., of said
3 OO B, II Bunn.................................
LOIS
A. WATT,
VV(
H.
Bolhmat
and
Wm.
Finley,
of
Port-1
day,
all
the
right,
title
and
interest
of
the
I 50
3 20 C. Mills.....................................
said defendant in and to the following des­ Of Bay City, County of Tillamook,
12 00 land, are still on the Beach rusticating cribed
UM
3 OO Dan Coulson..............................
real property, situated.lying and being Oregon, has this day filed in thisoflw
sworn statement No. 6168, for the purdi* --
Tillamook county, Oregon, to-wit :
3 OO
and photographing every thing that in The
1
Northwest quarter of southeast quar­ the N % of Nw ’4, Sw % of Nw ?4andM
The
petition
of
O.
Young
for
cancella-
OO
3
comes in their wav.
ter and the east half of southwest quarter of Sw % of ; ec. No. 33, in township
tion
tax
title
was
continued.
OO
range
No.
10
W,
and
will
offer
prooftos.
Clt
3
ID, and the northeast quarter of
Mr. Patrick and wife left for their home section
The petition of A. W. Fox for a county
northwest quarter of section 15, township 3 hat the land sought is more valuable^
3 OO
or stone than for ag-1cultural p'rp*;^ "T
at Salem Tuesday, where thev will re­ south of range ID west of the Willamette timber
3 OO road was continued.
and to establish her claim to saidlandbefo* J--- —1
meridian in Tillamook County. Oregon.
3 00
The petition of Frank Worthington for main for two weeks and then will return
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, July 2, 1903. County Clerk of Tillamook (’ouu/.i. it hl1
mook City, Oregon, on Friday,
H. H. A lderman ,
3 OO a county road wras continued for a better to Netarts to spend the balance of the
August, IQU3. She names as wi new»’
Sheriff of Tillamook county, Oregon.
3 OO description of the lands.
Alexander Finlayson, Theodore
Summer.
T imber I. ani >, A ct J unk 3. 18?H.—N otice for Walter D. Wood, Frank Long, oi
9 OO
The
petition
for
a
bridge
across
the
Ne
­
P ublication .
Oregon.
Mr.Haining and family,of McMinnville,
3 OO halem river was continued.
United States Land Office,
Any and all persons claiming adver.i
are camping on the beach.
Oregou City, Oregon,
abov-* described lands are requested to ’
Truckee Lumber Co. lumber .
The resignation of S. F. Moon as super
3 33
July 1st, 19C3.
claims n this office on or before said:
A. Benscheidt contract work
visor of district No. 15 was accepted and
Notice is hereby given that in compliance oi August, 194*3.
A lgernon S. D resser , Hee
Duel to the Death.
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
in dist. No 5..........................
89 27 H. L Jensen was appointed to fill the
June 3. 1N78, entitled "An act for the sale ot
F. L Sappington for surveying
54 90, vacancy.
A
rlington , Or.. July 6.—A shooting timber lands in the States of California. Oregon NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of
and Washington Territory,” as ex­
MINISTRATIMI.
Tillamook Lumber Co lumber
7‘ 59! ’ITie petition of A. Benschidt for a count? affray occurred on the street in Mitchell Nevada
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
G. B. Alley canvassing votes...
3 20 ; road was continued.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That:-
¡August 4th, IW2,
Jesse Kays salary as sup. dist.
™
MARY S. POTTER,
dersigned has been dulv appointed ‘
the matter of the petition of L. Parrish to-day which resulted in the death of
No 12.....................................
6 OO . for In county
two men and a serious wound to a*third
McMinnville, county of YamhiH. State I County Court of the State <»f Orw
road,
it
was
continued,
and
the
e
,
of
Oregon,
has
thia day filed in thia 4.ffice her Tillamook County, administrator $1
Homer Mason, salary as
Martin Puett. son of the ex.Marshal of sworn statement No 6-2ol, for the purchase of Estate of JEREMIAH MURPHY, dear
account of the viewers was al-
county clerk..........................
266 67 expense
4|. .
.
,
. ,
1
.
I the Nw '7 of Se W of sec. No. 24. in Tp No i S,
persons having CLAIMS againMtkffl
lowed:
the town, had got drunk and was creat- rall<c No4 7 west? and will offer proof to show All
G. B. Lamb traveling expenses
IO 90
tate of said deceased are hereby requ—fc?
60
C. A. Elliott.............................
3
present the same, with proper vonchrB
iug
a
great
disturbance
about
5:30
this
1
tha
pl
‘
e
lan<i
sought
is
more
valuable
for
its
STATE VS W. H, OWENS.
K
| timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, by law required, to me at the office oflfl
S. W. Elliott.............................
3 60
to establish her claim to said laud before Eddy, Attorney-at-Law, Tillamook »
Carl Haberlack constable fees
7 60 A. M. Vaughn..........................
4 00 afternoon. The Marshal, whose name and
the Register and Receiver of this office at
within six months from the¿3
G B. Alley, justice fees...........
20
«3
could not be learned here, was about to Oregon City, Ore., on Monday, the 28th day of Oregon,
Alvin
Blum
for
work
in
dist.
hereof. Dated Julv 2th, 1903.
J. E.Hannenkratt witness........
a 70
I903. She names as witnesses :
MATTHEW MURPHY,
1
No
10
.....................................
12 00 arrest him when Milt Dehaven, a young September.
Taylor T. ¡’otter, 8. Jane Potter, Melvin Mar­
Nellie Hannenkrait witness
a ?» John Theiler as sup. dis. No. 10
Administrator, Estate of Jtrtt.*
47 25 man who had a rifle with him, volun­ tin, Daniel W Totter, of McMinnville, Ore.
Murphy, deceased,
1
Agnes Hannenkratt witness .
i 70
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Cohn & Co. merchandise...
i 00 teered to quiet Puett. Pnett resented
Delpha Owens witness .........
2 70
above described lands are requested to file their
In the matter of the petition of Wm
Albert Phelps witness.............
c aims in this office on or before said 28th daj
a 70
Dehaven
’
s
interference,
and,
drawing
a
19o3.
Henry Rogers witness.............
a S» Tubbesir.gto vacate county road, it ap­ revolver, shot Dehaven, inflicting a fatal of September, A lgernon
S. D resser . Register.
John Festerfield witness.........
a 30 pearing to the court that part of the
Newell trail or road that is and runs para­ wound. Fuett stepped back a few T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878—N otice F or Veterinary Surgeon ar
P ublication .
Alex Fraser salary sup. dist »7
54 OO llel with and to the Schollmever road paces, but Dehaven instantly took aim
United Stales Land Office.
Horse Dentist.
G. B. Lamb, incidentals of
through the lands of Herman Tohl and
Oregon City, Oregon,
with
the
rifle
and
shot
him
with
such
office.......................................
IO 40 Wm. Tubbesing is of no public benefit
June 15th. I903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
G. B Lamb salary as county
it was ordered that the said road be and aim that Puett died in five minutes. De-
.
1
»•
-.t •
.
4 with
with the
the provisions
provisions of
or the
the act
act of
01 Congress
congress of
ot
school supt.............................
94 4» the same is hereby vacated.
haven also died within three-quarters ot I Jul
«3,187«.
An nv.i
act ivr
for the
of
u 11 , lie
o, 10/n, entitled
t-iiiiiitu * .-*11
vnc sale
r>ait VI
! timber
timber lands
lands In in the
the Mates
Mates of
of California,
California, Oregon,
Oregon,
In the matter of the application of W.
The petition of M Curl fora county an hour.
’
I
Nevada,
and
Washington
Washington
Territory,"
as
ex-
D. Gladwell for a county road, the road was granted and R. O Richards,
Pwl.li«» T^a.1.1
A wild bullet fired by one of the men . ♦«.ti.iarl
tended tn
to all
nil 41;*
the Public
Land States Ry
by SV't
act Of
of
viewer’s report was read and expense Jacob Wickions and John Brady were ap­
August 4, 18'J2,
DANIEL
POTTER
account allowed.
pointed viewers and F. L. Sappington struck the Marshal in the leg, breaking
Of| McMinnville county of Yamhill. State of
W. T. West .................. ..........
4 So .surveyorto meet a Blaine post office on the bone.
Oregon, has this dav filed in this office hie sworn
M. Curl.....................................
5 00 Monday August 10, at 9 o,clock.
statement No. 6,178, for the purchase of the
A. Griest....................................
W
of W % of Section No. 24, in tp. No. 1
500 L. Parish, salary and mileage as coni­
Pope’s End Near.
South, Range No. 7 West, »nd will offer
Sam Hess....................................
4 20
missioner...............................
li 00
proof to show that the land sought is more
Frank Gladwell ........................
4 20 G. W. Bodyfelt, ditto...............
R ome . Joly 9th. -The life of Pope Leo ( valuable for its timber or stone than for
19 00
P B. C. Lucas...........................
460 W. W. Conder salary as county
I agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
continues to hang by a thread, with the ¡to
said land before the Register and Receiver
John Nicklaus........................ ..
4 So
judge ...................................
100 00 expectation that an v moment may bring I of this
office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Thurs-
Tillamook City, Oregoa.
It appearing to the court that there
day, the 27th day of August, 19o3. He names
In the matter of the taxes for the years the final catastrophe. The wonderful , as
witnesses :
was no remonstrance, the road was 1898. 1892 and 1891, of land belonging to
Next
to Hines’ Photo («alltf
Win. T. Macy, Mary M Macy. Taylor T.
ordered open, the road supervisor to cause A. M. Austin the county clerk was or­ vitality pi the remarkable old man is Potter,
8. Jane Potter, of McMinnville, Oiegon.
the same to be done.
Anyandall
persons
claiming
adversely
the
dered to issue certificates of redemption combating a complication of diseases
All orders promptly attended to.
above-described lands are requested to file their
In the matter of the application of
the payment of $20 for the year which would endanger a strong man claims
in this office on or before said 27th day
H. Schollmever for county road, the re­
md $6 72 for the year 1891
in the prime of life. The corner of the ot August. A 190.3.
port of viewers was read and expense
u. ER NON 8. D resser Register.
The court ordered the discontinan’'e of palace which remained lighted the long,
account allowed:
I
T imber L and , A ct J ure 3, 187^—N otice F oe
the electric lights in the court house.
Fred Zaddach ...................... ...
4 So
P ublication .
Claim of Jacob Kanim for 79 hours est was the apartment of Cardinal Ram.
United States Land Office,
H H. Tubbesing .....................
4 So
HOUSEHOLD MOVER-
polla,-where the lights wereextinguished
Oregon ( it*-, Oregon.
Fred Miller................................
4 60 work was withdrawn for correction.
6th, 1903.
Claim for work in district 15 was con- only a shoit time after those in the room Notice is hereby given that May
W. S. Linkhart..........................
2 20
in com pl i «nee
AND DRAYMEN.
W M. Morris............... ..........
2 20 tinued.
| where Monsignore Volponi, one of the with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June
3,
1X78.
entiled
“
An
act
for
the
sale
of
tim
­
Hans Larsen..............................
2 20
Claim of J. W Latimer for gravel was pontiff’s most intimate friends, is lying ber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Heavy Teaming is a Specialty
' j
It appearing to the court there was no continued.
| in a serious condition as a result of the Nevada, and Washington Territory,’*’ as ex­
temonstrance the road was ordered open
tended to all the Public Land Stales by act of Our Delivery wagon delivers to co»' ,
Claim
of
Wm
Scott
for
$29
salary
as
attack ot syncope that he suffered today August 4. 1*9*2,
and the roa<i super visor to cause the same sup. dis. 14 was coutinued.
FRANCIS M. SHEARER.
or city.
I Pope Lto, as thongh he had second sight, Of Garibaldi,
to be done.
Co lity of Tillamook, State of
Claim of B. II. Hathaway for gra\el
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
hi»
I. E. Tuttle telephone jervice..
9 00 was continued.
has asked several times why Monsignore sworn statement No. 6127. for the purchase of
Personal.
W E. Southwick, janitor
Se *4 of s* V4 of Section No 4. in Township
In the matter of the delinquent taxei 1 Volponi has not lieen to see him. Nat- the
work anti repairing ..........
No
i North. Range 10 West, and wifi
3 75 for the years 1892 to 1895 of propertv orally, the condition of Monsignore
Chas.
W
DrieMlein,
of Portis***
Vol. offer proof to show that the land sought is
Yellow Fir Lumber Co. Lum­
more \aliiable for its timber or stone than for in the city on Thursday.
ber..........................................
has been kept from the pope.
205 31 belonging to James Armstrong, the court I
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
Mr*. A.M. .Miles, of Seattle, «*■"
John Krehe, lumtier..................
225 00 perniitteil him to redeem the same by­
claim to said land before the County Clerk
paying the taxes and costs, and certifi­
Stanley. E. W. merchandise to
of Tillamook county, otegon Tillamook City Thursday.
For Sale.
Oregon, on Friday the 24th day of July, I903.
B F. Archer........................ ..
it 00 cates of redemption to be issue.
Mrs. A. H. Mahnev and son«**
He names as witnesses
I F. Larsen, blacksmith work
2 00
Thos Coulson <as appointed constable
Ervin C arter Fred Paquet. Lloyd C. Smith. from Seattle on Thursdav.
Short
horn
yearlings
Iron,
dams
that Otto
Otto Walthers, board and care
for the 3rd justice district.
Shearer, of Garibaldi. Oregon
W. 3. Windham and Ruth
G. W. Mvers........................
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
22 00
Dr. I. M. Smith was appointed couuty have made over *60 a piece for several above
described lands are requested to file their Pasadena, Cal., came in on TwW’^
Central School Supply house,
physician and secretary of couutv health vears ; also some yearling steers.— claims in this office on or before said 24th day
Curtis Johnson, of Browns»ill* **
diplomas for county school
, of July, 1903.
17 50 board.
j J. F. Martin, Long Prairie.
A lgernon 8. D resser Register.
the citv on Thursday.
JUDGES AND CLERK OF ELECTION.
Dolph. . . .
Baxter, W.
Wallace, Frank
Peterson, Martin
Baxter, Geo. F.
Miller. Alonzo,
Cohn, A. J. Tillamook.........
Wicklund, Gust, *
.........
Olsen, Wm.
“
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Pierce, D. C.
“
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Heins, Otto
.........
Haberlack, Carl *’
.........
W’ley, C. B.
Netarts.........
Desmond, Carl
“
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O'Hara, B
••
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Desmoud, Con
*•
.........
Phelps. Geo. W. “
.........
Hail, Elmer
“
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Reading, M. D. South Prairie.
Lamb, F. M.
Fitzpatrick, D.
Johnson, H. B.
Fitzpatrick F. T.
Sandlake
Hays, H. H.
Harris, T. J.
Atkinson, Jas.
Harris, T. J. jr.
Webb, E E.
4 4
Webb, W. M.
Foley
Biggs, L. M.
Smith, W. B.
Hartzell. Wm.
Hoskins, W. H.
Rov, Felix
Sales, W. H.
Blum, Jacob Carnahan
Blake, C. H.
Ci
Turner, W. B.
Lowerv, F. A,
Rev, L. P.
Riggs. John
Helio
Mattoon. O. P.
Jensen,C. C.
Bailey, D. A.
Cross, E. E.
Worthington, F
Mattoon, Cliff
Biggs. John A. Barnegat
Hunt, Geo.
“
u
Elliott, Geo.
Higgins, Geo.
Weston, E'l
< <
Huxhurst, J.
Warren, Miles
Bay
Nevins, J. T.
Nelson, Peter
l<
Matthews, H.H.
Woods, William
I <
Jacoby, Theo.
Lederer, Henry
Coulson, Thos. Beaver. .. .
Bixby, Jos. Beaver.............
Finley, JR. “ .............
Coulson D. F. “ .............
Haag, Ernest “ .............
Huston, A. . “ .............
Jenkins G. T. Fairview. . . .
Ellison. J. H.
•’
....
Dawson J. A.
“
......
Mills, Grant
•*
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Wiley, W.W.
Hobson, F P. Garibaldi...
Johnson, John
44
Crane, H.
Harrison, J. M. <4
44
Alley, L M.
44
Byron, P.
Jensen, H. L. Blaine
Patterson, Janies “ ........... .
Lucas, G. W.
” .............
Smith, George
“ .............
Rowland, E. E. “ .............
Richards, R. O.
“ .............
Gardner, V\ . L. Little Nestucca
Rock S. H.
•*
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Christensen, C.
“
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Commons, A.M. “
....
Hellenbrand,J. W “
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Miles, H. A Union..................
Miller, H. .
Hudson, J. J.
Heater, A. J 14
Weatherly, R.T“ ..................
Cobier, D. C. *• ..................
Handlev, T. B. Hoquarton . . . .
Hunt, C. R.
Hathaway, B. H. ”
....
Nolan. G. O,
“
....
Brodhead S. A. “
....
Handley, T. B. jr. “
....
Finley, Wm. Nehalem...........
Schoolmeyer, H. “
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Zaddach,
Fred -
44
Todd, B. A.
44
Alley, H. V.
Boyakir., D. S.
Harford,
Columbia
Rambler
and
Ideal
BICYCLES
Fir and Spruce Lumi
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $1.80 per k-
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COffiPflI
DR. T. F. PIIELP*
j
Quick Brothers*