Tillamook headlight., October 15, 1903, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 15,
acting strangely in the early part of the
Ordinance. No. 149.
evening and is said to have been drinking
quite heavily. He has been unconscious
An Ordinance to approve and adopt the
Boston papers, in a spirit of courtesy,
since he was shot. The supposition is
refer to the visiting British artillery
condition he report and survey of the city surveyor.
that
in
his
bewildered
company, copying their own spelling, as
into his own The people of Tillamook City do ordain
“ English honourables.” Yet Uncle Sain thought he was getting
and is still un- as follows>
house.
Kotz
surrendered
saves a lot of time and ink bv discarding
der arrest.
Section
1. whereas, the City Sur­
the“ u” in words of that class.
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veyor of Tillamook City, Oregon, was in­
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Active preparations are being made at structed by the Common Council of
Free traders are so glum just DOW the internal revenue bureau to fight the
that it would be cruel to ask them how cases of oleomargarine manufacturers Tillamook City, Oregon, at a regular
much the removal of the duty on foreign who were assessed for illegally coloring meeting thereof, held ou the 3rd d.«v of
coal has decreased the price
in the their product and afterward took the August, 1903. to lay out aud mark on the
r
United States. Consumers
~
are unable matter into the courts. One case-that was ground a street 60 feet wide showing the
to see that the difference amounts to a tried at Cincinnati—which was decided proper location of 2nd, Avenue East
from the northern boundary line of Till­
cent a ton.
in the government’s favor, will come up amook City, Oregon, to the southern
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before the Supreme Court of the United boundarv line of said city.
Information from two sources, says a States this winter.
A Chicago firm,
And whereas, the following report of
Times dispatch from Vienna, is to the ef­ which was assessed about $30,000 on
fect that fcusbia is making extraordinary oleo colored with palm oil, threatens to F. L. Sappington, City Surveyor, was
preparations for the contingency of war go into the courts, although official in­ filed with the City Recorder upon the
with Japan. A well-informed personage formation on the subject has not been Sth day of August, 1903, to-wit:-
Tothe Hon. Couimou Council of Tilla­
who was lately at St. Petersburg says the received at the bureau of internal re­
Russian military authorities expect the venue. In the case arising in the Cin­ mook City, Oregon.
Gentlemen
outbreak of hostilities within the next cinnati jurisdiction the point was in­
In accordance with the resolution
few weeks.
volved as to the legality of the use of adopted by the common Council of Tilla­
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butter as a coloring matter. In the mook Citv, Oregon, at a regular meeting
The interesting announcement is made Chicago case the use of palm oil as a
that the new Marquis of Salisbury (late coloring matter was brought up. On thereof held on the 3rd day of August,
I did on the Sth day of August,
Viscount Cranbourne) will enter the the outcome of these cases lests the fate 1903,
1903, lay out and mark on the ground
Cabinet as Lord Privy Seal, the office of the law imposing a 10-cent tax on
a
street
60 feet wide showing the proper
held by his father until his retirement oleomargarine colored in similitude of
last year, when Mr. Balfour assumed butter. The commissioner of internal location of 2nd Avenue East from the
the post without taking the salary of revenue has one legal victory to his northern boundary line of Tillamook
$10,000 specially attached to it when credit, and is preparing to fight the ap­ City, Oregon, to the southern boundary
the late Marquis of Salisbury took the peal in the Supreme Court, anti the case line of said city, as follows to-wit:-
Beginning 20 chains south and 2.54
position.
that will soon be tried in the lower court chains east of the north east corner of
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in Chicago.__________________
Sec.
25, Tp 1 S R 10 W, thence south
The lumber yards, planing mill and
320 feet north east corner of Edrick
sash and door manufactory of White­
Killed by Hobos.
Thomas D.L.C. in center of street;
house & Crimmins were almost com­
thence south on said east line of said D.
pletely destroyed by fire early on Sunday
S pokane , Wash., Oct. 11.—Ehnor
involving a loss of over $65,009, with Petrie, of Spokane, was shot to death L. C for center ofjstreet.
an insurance of between $14,000 and bv a thug on n Northern Pacific freight 391 ft. stone set in ground marked with
cross center of intersection 1st st & 2nd
$15,000. The origin was probably in­ train a short distance west of the high
Avenue E.
cendiary. It was the most spectacular Hangman Creek trestle, shortly after 8
661 ft. stone set in greund marked with
and destructive blaze Walla Walla has o’clock tonight.
Robbery was the
cross center of intersection 2nd st &
had in years.
motive of the murder. G E. Fulkerson,
2nd Avenue E.
a harvester, who fives at North Yakima,
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931 ft. stone set in ground marked with
Miners in the Bear Creek district, on was the only eve-witness of the murder
cross center of intersection 3rd st &
Portland Canal, on the northern bonier except the accomplice of the man who
2nd Avenue E.
of British Columbia, which is now con­ fired the shot.
1101 ft. stc e set iu ground marked with
Fulkerson and the victim of the murder
sidered in United States territory, are
cross center of intersection 4th st &
locating their properties in the British were traveling together in a lumber-car
2nd Avenue E.
Columbia Mining Recorder’s office, fear­ from the harvest fields to Spokane, ac­ 1641 ft stone set in groun»l marked with
ing that the territory will tie awarded cording to Fulkerson s story, when the
cross center of intersection 6th st &
to Canada at the close of the Alaska two men came over the top »A the train
2nd Avenue E.
Boundary Commission now in session and approached them. The four talked a 2451 ft. stone set in ground marked with
minute, and then one of the strangers
is London.
cross center of intersection 9th st &
fired a shot over Fulkerson’s head.
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2nd Avenue E.
While on the way to Nome from Petrie fell over like a log against the 3371 ft. south east corner E Thomas I) L
Seattle, the steam freighter Meteor lost lumber-pile. The two men then ordered C; thence west on south line E. Thomas,
her propeller somewhere off the north Fulkerson to hold up his hands, search­ D. L. C. to east line of Sec. 25. thence
end of Nunivek Island.
Two of her ing him, an»l made him get off the south on raid line to city limits which
sadors set out in an open boat for Nome, swiftly-moving train.
is south east corner of Sec 25 Tp 1 S R
Fulkerson walked to Spokane and told
150 miles distant, arriving October 8.
10 W. Respectfully submitted, F. L,
The news of the mishap to the Meteor the police his story. The train had ar­ Sappington, city surveyor Tillamook
was telegraphed at Seattle from St. rived, and in the lumber car, just wheie City, Oregon, August
Sth,
1903,
Michael. The message stated that a Fulkerson said the body w»)ul»l be found,
Section 2. That the foregoing report
vessel would be despatched from Nome it was found. The man was dead.
and plat of the City Surveyor made upon
to her assistance.
the Sth da}- of August, 1903, showing that
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Bandit A Mere Bov.
a survey has been made for a street,
and the proper location of 2n»l Avenue
A. Henrv Savage Landor, the English
artist an»l traveler, who lias been en-
S eattle , Oct. 11.—Captain Nevins, su­ East, as shown by the report filed with
gage»l the past nine months exploring perintendent of the Pinkertons at Port­ the City Recorder filed the Sth day of
the Philippines, arrived from the Orient land, and Sheriff Storey, of Portland August, 1903, be and the same is hereby
on the steamer Siberia. Mr. Landor i passed through the citv tonight with adopted.
Tlios Coates,
visited some 400 of the islands alto­ | Charles Hoehn, a youth 17 vears of age,
City Recorder.
gether, many of which he alleges had who was arrested at the Equality Colony
Approved September 7, 1903.
never before been visited by a white in Skagit County, on a charge of being
C. W. Talmage,
man. Mr. Landor states that success is one of the men implicated in the attempt-
Mayor.
gradually crowning the establishment e»l hold-up of the Oregon Railroad &
of American administration in the Navigation overland train, 21mileseast
NOTICE
FOK
Pl
’
Hl.
’
CATION.
islands.
»>f Portland, on the night of September
Department of the interior.
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23.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
September x9tn, 1905
Hoehn admits that he is the man who
At the annual convention of the Chris
•s
Notice is hereby given that die following
flagged
the
train,
and
says
there
were
tian and Missionary Alliance, held at
named at* tiler has filed notic«1 of his intention
New York, the missionary offering ir. four in the job, including Gay Harsh to make final proof in support of his claim,
cash and pledges amounted to $91,167. | man, the robber wounded by Messenger and that said proof will b* made before the ««
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Rev. A. B. Simpson preached the annual Körner at the time of the attempt.
mook City, Oregon, on Octolier list, 1903, viz :
■4
James James, another member of the
missionary sermon. The speaker stated
JAMES K. (JAM BILL.
H E. ilo. 13823, for the 8 h Sw % sec 3. and
that lor every man, woman and child in | gang, is believed to be in this vicinity,
J4 Nw '4. sec. 1 *, tp. 2 north, rang« 10 west
the United States $4-0 is spent annually and the Pinkertons are on his track. Al­ N He
names the billowing witnesses to prove his
for liquor and tobacco, while 4-0 cents len Miner, also a member of the gang, continuous residence upon and cultivation oi
was the average contribution for each who accompanied Hoehn to Skagit said land. viz. :
Coleman II. Wheeler. Charles Seaman, of •4
member of Protestant Christians in this , County after the robbery, and whose Vnsburg-
Oregon ; William N. Reddaway, of
home is at Whatcom, this state, where Nehalem, Oiegou ; J. Lawrence Vosburg, of ««
country.
his parents ate res|>ected, is also said to Vosburg. Oregon
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•s
A lgernon S D rerskr . Register.
William Beals, an aeronaut, was al- 1 be in Western Washington.
Morgan,
the
aged
member
of
the
gang,
NOTICE F o R PCBLICATION.
most instantly killed at San Francisco.
Department of the Interior,
•e
He made an ascention and descended Ims not been located. Harshman has
mi nd Office at OregonCitv, Ore.,
made
a
confession
to
captain
Nevins,
safelv in a parachute to within 40 feet of ,
...
f
•
October 3rd. 190«
‘ gang, ., which
the ground, when he released h.s hold «>vmg all the names of the
Notice is hereby given that the felluwing-
med settler has filed notice of his intention
on the trapeze bar. He fell on a hard is corroborated by Hoehn, excepting that 11 to a make
final pn»of in support of his claim. and
he
eliminates
Morgan,
who
is
his
uncle.
pavement in Golden Gate Park and soon
that said proof will I m * made before County
Hoehn has lived at Equality Colony Clerk of Tillamook County, ut Tillamook,
died.
Madge Heney, aged 17 years,
20th, 1903, viz
was riding on an electric car at the time for 10 years. His parents are dead, and Oregon, 011 November
EVERETT R
BALES,
of the ascention.
She leaned far out his only criminal record heretofore known U.K. No. 15102, for the EU Nw *4. Sw »X X«* %
of the car to get n l»etter view of the is that he was charged with petty lar- and Lot 1, sec 7, tp. 2 aouiii, R 7 W.
He was working in a shingle mill
He names the fo lowing witnesses to prove
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pmaiiiun. descent
in.nn.ni and
niiu her
uv* hea»l
uvau aiiukr,
-
parachute
struck cenv.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
an electric mast with such force death whe” arrested by Captain Nevins. For a of said land, viz:
Henry Crenshaw. Joseph H. Ellison, Horace
soon followed.
week a Pinkerton man worked with
Holden’ of Tillamook, Oregon ; Patrick Dough-
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,»m-
1903.
General News
ney, of Trask, Oregon.
A lxi F rnon S.
D rksskr . Regi-ter.
The Birthplace of Charles Dickens, 387
Poor Richard, Jr.
Commercial road, Landport, near the
NOTICE FOR PCRIJCATION.
Automobilists go in pairs. Automo­
Portsmouth dockyard, England, where
Department of the In erior.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore .
his father was a clerk and in which the biles go in for repairs.
September 121 h. 19^-3
author spent the early part of his life,
Few men are as lucky as they seem, or
Notice is hereby given that the following
was sold at auction at Portsmouth Fri as unlucky as they think they are.
nHinwl settler lia« filed notice of his inte>>tion to
make final proof in support of his claim, mid
day, and bought in tor $5625 bv the
The friend in need sometimes ceases to I that said proof will I m * made hefoie the < ounty 1
Mayor, representing the city of Ports­ lie a friend when he tells his need.
j < lerk Tillamook Co., at Tillamook, Ore , on
mouth. There was a large attendance
October 24th. 1903 viz.
« ii .».H was followed
......• •»»... by -»»...
Big fish swallow little fish—but they
iienky dvnstan ,
at the sale, which
speech-
II E No. 12662, for the W % Se *74. Se >4 Kw % j
ct of’congratulation to thr'municip^'bl’jr don't
'« benevolciit assimilation,
' and lot 4. se< 31. Ip 2 south, range to west
Truth and politics do
of Portsmouth on its action, to which
<1<> not often sleep in I He name« the following witnesses to prove
the mayor responded. It was announced the same bed because politics wants all his continuous residence upou and cultivation
of said land, viz
that a Dickens museum would probably the covering.
j
Edward Morgan, James M Morgan, James
be established in the house.
Undoubeietlly the rich have their trow. Morgan. Andrew M Austin, of Netai ts. Ore.
ALGKBNON 8 D kf . sss . r Register.
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hies, but the poor have both their trou
NOTICE
FOB
PI I’.Lb‘ATIDN.
Thomas Collier Platt, senior United bles and their poverty.
Depaitment of the Interior
A law ver will secure a fee of $50, OCX)
States Senator for New York, made the
Laud office at Oregon City. Ore ,
formal announcement that he is to be for telling how to evade laws made by
October >oth 1903.
1
Notice is hereby given that the f llowing
married October 15 to Mrs. Lillian T. legislators who were paid $600 a year.
named settler lias filed notice of his Intention
Janeway, of Washington. Senator Platt
On the honevmnon there is a fine »iisre- 1 in make final proof in support of hiaclaiin, and
has f»een a widower since February 13, gard of price anti the nmnlier of dishes, that said proof will be marie l»efore the
1901. when his first wife, who w as his but afterward one order is served for County » lerk of Tillamook County, at Tills-
1 mook, Oregon, on November 2 th. I9 3. viz
cousin, Ellen Lucy Barstow, died at the two.
__________________
IIENMY PI.ATTH,
Fifth Avenue hotel, Mrs. Janeway’s
II F. No. 146.V». for the Ne '< of see. 31. tp 2 »
Io W
first husband. Dr. Theodore Janeway,
Drawing to a close—the soda fountain. Il He
name« the following witnesses fo prove
died six years ago. She ha* one »laughter
Even the soft hat is sold at stiff price«. her continuous residence upon and cultivation :
ami Senator Platt has three sons. They
of said land viz
The engagement ring is a lefthanded
James M Morgan Edward Morgan Henrj
willgo to Washington almost immediate
1-unsUin. E. N Hatts, of Netsrta, Oregon
Iv after the marriage and will reside at sort of thing.
AUfF.NNoa 8. DavasF.R. Register.
Some men cake so much toddy they
the Arlington hotel. The Senator was
TlMBkM l.ANO A< T. Jr.xr.
MN
NoH'. F FoR
70 years old in July.
can scarcely toddle.
Pl hl.K* lloN
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United States Land »tffi-e.
Oregon City, Oregon,
Ehenezer S. Blydenburg. arrested t
Oclobrr 7th,
Eldorado, la , charged with the murder
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of th»- m t of CongroMi of
bv poising his wife, was released under
I June 3. i»7» entitled "An act for the sale of
SI0.000 bonds Mrs. Blydenburg died
I timber lands in the States of California »»regon
suddenly on Mav 29. a few month» after
Nevada and W’ashington Territory.
«• ei
1 tended to all the Public Ijind states by gg't ot
her marriage. At the instigation of the
' August 4th lh?a
»lead woman’s sister the remains were
JOHN BOBBA,
disinterred and the stomach found to
Of Hem er. county • f Tillamook. H'ate of Oregon,
You
tr-nke
bar-
has thi« >iay file», in this • ffire bis sworn
contain arsenic. The dead woman, who
n*--« M suit u* a giova
I statement No Ma for the purci*«»«- ot the
and
to'Mth «• wire l-y
owned a valuable Iowa farm, was Blv-
1 Nw *4 of Nw *4 Ne '4 of Nw
«nd S’, of
uatng El II EK A liar«
denburg’s third wife.
Blvilenburg’s
■ cm « Oil. Yoa «an
Nw «4 of sec No JJ. ••• Tow, ship No «South
range No # weal «nd will offer pru«/f U> «how
length«*« ita lifo-makett
second wife is said to have died in Brook
i..«C l«v* aw J' DC aa it
I that the land «ought »• more xalnabfe for it«
lyn. N. Y . an»i it is stated that her life
orcinarUy wo Ud.
tin*tier or »U ne than fm agririiltwral pwroo* •
was insured for $7000. Bly»lenburg has
and to e«tabhah hi« claim to » m »<1 la-id brf-ire
. the Count) A lei k of Til lai»»« »ok • unit) . Oregon
manifested great zeal in religious work
'at Tillomook < ity. »»»egoo. on Mumia-
the
and his arrest has cati«ed excitement.
Izhtbdav of l>«ceiubeT. ly-J
He name« a» ail-
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Walter € Bailey J>»hn M Urn» Benjamin O
Henrv Brown, a retired hotel-keeper
‘-fluff r. Harris»; < oz, of THlarmek '>reg«.n
Any «nd ail person« claiming adverse!% the
and a man of considerable means, was
j above described land* are tei|»»es»ed to fi r their
mistaken for aburgular at Trenton N. J.,
c aim» in this >ffi<e on ar t»ei»».e widiHlitla)
and w as shot by Peter Kotz, into whose
! of iArcemlier. IW*J
AM.FBNogH DaaseFa Register
house |Brown had forced an entrance
Brown was shot twice in the head awl
The best cup of Coffee in
his physicians have no hope for his re
coverv. Brown’s act in breaking into
town. Lunch at eny time, at
Katz’s house is unexi»lainnt4r . except
Vogler’s baks y.
■Wa h STAMMM Ml (Ä
« n t’»e ground of insan tv. Brow n was
OUR
LiHRGE
STOOR
OF
FALL AND
WINTER
GOODS
HAVE
ARRIVED
Mackintoshes, Mackanaws, Overcoats,
Leather Boots, Gum Boots, etc.
T imhkk L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice Foa
P ublication .
United Blates Land Office.
Oregon (’ity, Oregon.
September 4th. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that iu compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress ot
June3, 1S78, entiled " Au act for the sale of tim­
ber lands in the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as ex­
tended to all the Public Land States by ai t of
August 4. 1892,
ANNETTA II. MASON.
Of Tillamook City, Co mty vf Tillamook, State
| of Oregon, has this day file«! in thia offic«* her
sworn statement No. 6275. lor the parchase of
the E 4 of Nw *4. Sw '4 of Nw S and Nw ’4
of nw y4
of Section No. 35.
Township
No
2 North,
Range i « j foeat, am!
uifl
offer proof to show that thr land sought is
more valuable for its timbei < r atoll«* than for
agricultural purposes, and In establish her
claim to said land before ti e Register an*!
Receiver of this office at Oregcu city, Oregon,
' on Saturday, the 3Kth «lay of November, I903.
She names as witnesses
i Lewis L. Smith, Harry T. Crane, Frank
Crane, of Hobsonvitle, Oregon ; Homer Mason,
of Tillaimtok, Oregon.
Anyaud all peiaons claiming adversely the
above descrilMMl lands are requested to file their
claims in this office ou or beiorv said 28th day
of November, 1903.
___________ A lgernon S. D bkbber , Register.
New Importations of Ladies’ Woolen Dress Goods,
direct from the factories.
We are showing the largest lines of Wool Underwear
and Sweaters ever shown in your city.
We pride ourselves on having the best stock of Boots
and Shoes here, and our long experience enables
us to buy just what is most needed for the climate.
In Rubber Boots we sell only the best aud high grade
goods. No cheap auction makes for us. Our
trade wants something better.
Ladies’ Golf Vests just received.
Our best Kid Gloves for Ladies cant be equalled iu this
or any other city at $1.00 per pair. New winter
shades just received. Ask to see them.
The large stock of up-to-date Hats has just arrived. Our
$2.50 Hats equals the one usually sold for 13.00
in other places.
Don’t overlook us if you want anything in the line of
Clothing, etc. Our new goods are just in. Ask
to see them. We don’t mark our goods double the
price and then cut the price in half to make a sale
One price to all and that the lowest.
Ask for Royal Club Goods if you want the height of
perfection in can goods of all kinds. We sell ’em
“Malta Ceres,” the new mush. Hasnoequal. 15c. pk
The best Hard Wheat Flour reduced to $4.30 per ble
Try a sack if you want the very best flour.
Feed is lower in price. Get our prices in ton lots.
COHN& CO
Racket Store
Having purchased of Mills & Finley their
STOCK of
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
and Shoes
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
I above desci ibvd lands aie requested to file their
claims in thia office on or before said 2ist day
* ot November, 1908.
A lgi MNON 8. D rkhmer , Register.
T imbkr L and . A« 1 J i nk 3, 187K -N’< iick fob
Pl'RI l< AT ION.
United Mate» Land Office,
Oi egon City, O egoil,
September 2mt 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in complianee
with the p ovfoions <»f the m I of < olig eaa of
June 3rd, iH.a, rntiil«'! "An act for 'In* «ale of
t mfor imih I h in lie 8 ate« *.f California Oregon,
Nevada ami
Wnslo n at on Territory, ' as w*
iciKled to all the P .biie Land Stat s by act of
August 4,
ISABELLA WATT,
Of Garibaldi, county of Tillamook Htate ol
Oregon, has this «lay flhwf in this olii«»’ her
swum «talen ent No 62<>3 f«»r the pu « lisse of
W
b of W
H
«»' «ei’tw'ii No
33.
ownslilp No 2 South, Range IO W«««t, Hil i
offri
proof to show
that the land
miiim I i I is iii' H- « iiliiablr f«»i
Ir I »r».I»•*» <• r • t• • ' ♦
than Io agricuItufal |»urpoM*«. hi d toeatabish
her claim to said land In-fora the < «»unty Clerk
of Tillan.00k <«>«nit}. at Tillamook County,
Oregon,on S«tur«liiy, the aMh ifo) of Noven foi.
1q>>8
she name« as wllnrssrs
James M Moignn.
E
<
Morgan, Junies
Morgan, of Netaits. Ore , Alexandei lAntl, ol
Tillamook Ore
Aliy ami all persona rlHlrning adversely the
«tiuve described landa are requested to file their
clamiM ni thi« offi«e on 01 I h »I. re asid Jatli day
1 «»f Novembri. K/03
ALORRNON D rksh KR. Rrgistrr
We are now in a position to kindly solicit
We also aim to do busi
ness ou a cash basis, and give our customers the
benefit.
c
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878—N otice F or
Pl’IILll’ATlON.
United Stales Land Office.
Oregon City, Oregon
Sept. 21st, foofl
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act <4 Congress of
June3,1878. entitled ” An net for the sale of
timber lands in theHtates of California. Oregon,
Nevada, ami Washington Territory,” as ex
tended to all the Public Land Status by m t of
August 4, I802.
HARRIS (I COX.
Of Tillamook, County of Tillamook, State ot
Oregon, has t fits day filed in this office his swot 11
statement No. 6.269, for the purchase of the
1 8 ’a of Ne ‘4 nil<1 N \ of Se 1 . of Sec. No. 30, ill
tp. No. 2 South, Range No. 8 West, slid will offer
! proof to show that the land sought is more
-------- . |-or
timber or stone than for
, valuable
____ al purposes, and to establish his claim
t agi icultur
to said land before the County Clerk of Tilla­
mook County, at Tillamook City. Ore . on Satur­
day, the 2ist «lay of November, lUoB.
Hu
I names as witnesses :
Walter C
Bailey, John W«-iss. Benjamin
O. Snuffer. P. James Sharp, of Tillamook City,
■ T imhkk L and , A ct J unk 3. ih 7#.—N otk k F or
I’l'Bl.lCA I ION.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Ore.
August 22ml, 1003.
Notice is hereby given that in rumpltanc»*
with the provision* of th* act ofConcroMiol
June 3. 1878, entitled '‘An act for tn«‘ sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oiegou, Nevada ami Washington Territory,” h <
extended to all the Public Land States by net of
August 4, 1^92.
N KM TON II CULVER.
(Ff Tillam«M>k, county of THIaimmk, State of
Oregon, Ims this «lay fil* d in this offi« «• lito
sw«»rn statement N«». 6W44. for the purchase
of the 8w '4 oí He W. of »«« lion 2*( in tp. No
2 South, RHiigr No. lO West, and will «»tier
pioof to show that
the lam!
sought
is
more valuable for its timber orstone than fot
Hgricultu i al i»in poses, ami to establish Ina claim
to said lamí b«-f >r«- the County Clerk of *1 ilia
mook County, at THiamooli Cily, »negyu. «-n
Friday, the 13th «lay of November, l«g»3. lie
names as w tm-sses
Jumes M Moignn, Cornelius Austin. James
Morgan, Ja. íes West., of Netarts, Tillamook
county. Die
Any and a.' persons claiming a«hersc|y the
al»ove descrifod land* are requested to file their
claim* in this office on or beluie said Ijlh day of
November, 1903.
A lgernon 8. D mkshkii . Register.
Leaders in Every Line they Carry
the liberal patronage of all.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 18;».—N otice for
P ublication .
United States l.ami Office.
Oregon ‘.'ity. Oiegou,
September 2nd, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
M ith the pi ovisions ot the act ot ('ongi ess of
June 3, 1M78, entitled “An act for the sale ot
timbei lands in the States of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada ami Wa hington Territory,
as
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
August 4, 1892,
BENJAMIN o . snuffer .
Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook, State
of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office his
sworn statement No. <>2»tN for the purchase of
the S S of Nw *4 and N H of Sw
of See. 29. in
Tp 2 S, Range S W, and will offer proof to show
that the lund sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to ««id land before
the County Cleik of Tillamook County, st
Tillamook City, Ore., on Saturday, the 21st day
of November, 19 3. He names as witnesses.
Walter C. Bailey, John Weiss, Harris G. t ox,
P. lames Sharp, of Tillamook City, Oregon.
Aliy and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are iei|iivste<! to file their
claims in this office on or before said 21st day
of November. ly<»3
A lgernons . D hkssik , Register.
Daniels & Co.,
Successors
and Spruce Lumber.
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $1.80 per load
OEM VERRO.
bRV WOOD,
»2 30.
Orders for Lnml>er promptly nttende«! to.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COÎDPÆNY
idver» ly the
hi*te<l In file
before »aid
Register
J. s
Harness
N< Ti» M tOB
LAMAR.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
this City.
'¿tí' «- •-■*
EUREKA
t í V » K' *
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* Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal
Harness Oil
Wines,
s
$1.00 to $3.00 per gal. .
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