Tillamook headlight., December 10, 1903, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 10,
IBLER8
CONTROL
CITY
1903
American Wages.
In some interesting personal reminis-'
•y Election for Wide Open
of Mr. Blaine, ex-Senator Vest
<a and Re-Elect Talmage for cences
touches incidentally on the services of
ayor and Clements Marshal
the Maine statesman to the protective
policy, and he recalls a conversation in
nsiderable interest was taken in the which Blaine said: “Thereshould be high
election on Monday, which passed wages for the workingmen, both in fac­
tories and on farms, and at the same
juietly and pleasantly, and which
time the manufacturers should receive
Ited in a victory for the wide open sufficient profits on their investments.”
Of
n advocates and the gambling fac- It is a fact well worth the special atten­
For some time past a spirit of dis­ tion of the working class of the United
States that the Democratic partv has
tinction has been manifest on account
never been in favor of any part of this
he city officials allowing wide-open proposition
No democratic platform
lbling in violation of the citv ordi- lias ever proposed even to have protection
c and the state law, thus privileging enough to maintain American wages at
gambler» to openly violate the law. the present standard, which is the high­
nClOw le other ordinances, and for trivial est in the world. Democrats hold that
nces, the city - authorities
have
en
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the workers should be left to look out
•ed.
This unsatisfactory state of for themselves against foreign competi­
lira has existed for a long time, so a tion, and that a decreased cost of goods,
>e number of citizens thought this which is taken for granted, would com-
th* proper time to oust city officials pensate the wage earners for going down
‘o privileged one class to violate the to the foreign level of pay.
ordinances, and endeavor to elect
In these days when a single ship car­
11 who would grant no special favors ries an immense cargo, and can cross the
the gamblers, but who would enforce Atlantic in less than a week, the adop­
ordinances to all alike. The gam- tion of a tariff for government revenue
ng faction, being alert to the growing only would flood the country with for­
q
itiment against • wide open »own, I m *. eign goods made by men who receive but
1 red themselves to carry the «lection, half the wages prevailing in the United
d resorted to the usual tactics of herd. States
A short trial of this supreme
; in the loggers and others to vote for folly would result in a speedy return to
sir ca ndidates, this being resorted to the protective system that has brought
such an extent that about one hundred about present conditions. Even a seri­
ire votes were cast at this election ous threat of free trade would convulse
an were polled at the last city election. the industries of the country. In spite
Pg'kfc-*, le fight centered on the offices of mayor of these evident facts, the Democratic
“»XSiid marshal.
Mayor C. W. Talmage
party still refuses to advocate enough of
* id Marshal Clyde Clements had the protection to bold American wages at
“**-w^pport of the gamblers and saloons, the highest level, an arrangement that is
Ml that strenuous fraternity in Till«- perfectly right, and one that ought to be
00k City used every exertion to get the most zealously guarded as a distinctive
ans to the polls and elect their men. In feature in the national strength. As the
iposition, Justice G. B Aliev was 110m. Democratic party is not now, and never
aled for mayor and N. J. Myers for has been, for protecting the margin of
larshal.
They stood for the enforee- superiority in American wages, how can
icnt of all city or ordinances alike and it reasonably ask for a workingman’s
•ith no special privileges for gamblers to vote ?
iolate the law. The result of the elec-
Z)y*L,<>n, so far as the offices of mayor and
Carrie Nation and Dowie.
ijitv marshal are concerned, is a victory
>r the gamblers, with every probability
If no one cared for what happened anv
hat Tillamook City will continue to be
un on the wide open, special privilege more than Carrie Nation and John Akx-
•
o gamblers plan. Although the agita- ander Dowie there would be a great
00] Pion against wide ojien gambling has many more “successful” persons on earth,
’ mlyjnst begun, it remains to be seen for both of these are a success in the
vhat amount of aggressiveness the citv wav that they want to be. The secret
•ouncilmen who were elected on Monday of their prosperity is their want of fear,
ind who are known to oppose gambling particularly fear of public opinion. When
*****will demonstrate after they have taken Carrie Nation was rolled in the gutter
ihe oath of office and becomes city dads, bv a saloon keeper’s wife in Kansas she
y-u they#can make it somewhat tropical if arose without a blush, in fact, with a
/ I a they ’feel disposed in insisting that all smi'.e, unabashed, not in the slightest
I ill the ordinances be equally enforced. The ruffled in temper, quite unconscious of
how she had looked floundering around
V Vlresult of the election is as follows ;
on the ground. When she is put out of
Mayor—C. W. Talmage.
the White House, ejected from the Senate
Recorder—Thos. Coates.
gallery and escorted lo the police station
Treasurer—Ralph Ackley.
she
goes as gayly and unconcernedly as
Marshal—Clyde Clements.
if she were leading a Sunday-school pic
Councilmen ;
nic and carrying the banner. The judge
1st ward—W.0. (’base.
fines her; she opens her reticule and sells
2nd ward—W. H. Cary.
enough “souvenir hatchets’’ to pay the
0» Co. « K
3rd ward—G. Munson.
fine, bustles off to the train, and arrives
. Coni« S
4th ward—A. T. White.
at Baltimore eating a biscuit out of that
5th ward—C. E. Reynolds.
same reticule, in time to take her part as
Vote in Wards
“actress” in the play of Ten Nights in a
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Tl.
Barroom, which she has rewritten.
75
id.
.. 7 13 20 21 14
Carry nation is enormously funnv, but
Talmage.... 19 55 14 46 27 131
she dosen’t know’ it. Now all other peo
Coates....... 2+ 63 32 33 37 189
pie would be covered with shame and
Acklev ....... 22 56 32 29 3S 177
confusion, would retire to an obscure
118
14
1.3 21
Clements. .. 17 53
mourning place and become nobody.
■
7 15 20 24 20 86
»aréis .... ..
Here is the point at which they display
Councilmen—1st. Chase. 19 ; Weston, their lack of genius. Being absolutely
and
utterly guided by the properties in
7. 2nd, Cary, 63.
3rd. Munson. 28
4th, Mapes, 15 ; While, 22. 5th, Hiner, 1 heir behavior, they are dead failures.
Alexander Dowie is not owed by being
17 ; Reynold», 23.
called a fool
He continues his antics,
and is credited with being worth $7,000,•
The City Election.
000. He fills a large place in the public
eye, and there is no doubt that he enjoys
[TO THB EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLI 1HT.J himself. If he were given to the intro,
The city election has demonstrated spective habit, to looking in on himself,
that the gambling element is in control to vain questionings as to whether he
¡ths.
of our citv affairs. In addition to a few were right or wrong, he would be still
substantial citizens, who strangely take plowing corn in Iowa.
“Be sure you are right and then go
the side of lawlessness, the gamblers have
been able, as they often are, to rally to ahead.” of course, but don’t bother too
the polls a sufficient number of transient, much about whether you are right; go
non-resident voters who have no interest ahead, anyway. Half the world will
in the city, or its welfare, together with never find out you are wrong, and there
such straggling tinhorns, horse jockeys is some considerable monev and “success’’
and chronic drunks as they could assem­ in bamboozling half the world. Let the
ble, and the result is that the will of other half scold. This is not exactly the
decent, progressive, lawabiding citizens philosophy of those nice articles in the
is defeated. The only demand made by magazine Success, but •there are more
the citizens was fora city administration ways than one of getting on.—Ex.
that would insure a fair enforcement of
the law, and that reasonable demand
Looks Out for Oregon.
has been rebuked, and the mayor and
and city marshal have been “vindicated.”
Representative Hermann, since his
Strange vindication this would be tor a return to Congress, has been “joshed”
man of character and principle! Let a great deal bv men who served with
Mayor Talmage get all the satisfaction him in Congress before, and one and all
he can out of it, as well as out of the fact take occasion to make some reference
that therepresentati.es of his ticket and to his well-know ability to secure funds
his official challengers at the polls are for Oregon river and harbor improve­
said to have lieen the two men who are ‘ ments.
conducting the most notorious gambling ■
At Senator Mitchell’s Lewis and Clark
dinner a number of references were made
game in the citv !
What remedy have the citizens ?. Firs», to Hermann’s art of collecting Federal
the privilege of bearing well their part , funds for expenditure at home, and
in an irrepressible conflict. 1 he warfare , among other who took a turn at him
between right and wrong must go on. was Representative Grosvenor, of Ohio.
and in the final outcome men of the Grosvenor, some years ago. served on
caliber of our little mayor will not count the river and harbor committee wiih
Much. Second, let the cit zens petition, Hermann, and by a turn in the wheel of
insist and demand that the city council fortune, found himself, at the opening of
enforce the la ws. There are some good a Reed Congress, the leading Republican
the con ik
Ihik them up. En­ member of that committee
Reed sent for him and made him an al
courage them. Third, if the citv go vern-
^^^Hteall tail in the future
ternate proposition ; he could either
the past there is the State Law. Let the take the chairmanship of rivers and har­
bors, or he could become a member of
organize and put it
the committee on ways and means. Be­
1 do
know
TillMlook. but I have seen places where cause of the overwhelming importance
those who were shouting reform of the latter, he surrendered the chair
about election time, were patronizing manship, and so advised Reed.
“ Wavs and mean»?” exclaimed Reed,
and
»holding in business during the
rest Of the year the very men who in a somewhat surprised tone.
“ Yes. ' responded Grosvenor.
; always Spit upon and x rush every move-
“ Well,” drawled Reel, in his familiar
MMNtt in the name <
Let the
good «
/rn patronize ;md uphold decent nasal tone. “ I am sorry for that. Now.
I
supjiose
I must appoint Hermann chair-
business of all kinds.
man of rivers and harbors. He will get
SOJOURNER.
all the money there is in the treasury
for the fixers and harbors of Oregon.’’
NEW MILLINERY
PARLORS.
7
Proprietors
Ladies are Cordially Invited to in­
spect our Stock of fashionable mil­
linery.
Parlors in Peterson & Svenson’s Store.
OUR 50
§PER CENT!
DISCOUNT
SALE !
>
ON REMNANTS
AND
DRESS GOODS
Has been a great attraction to the ladies.
continue only a few days longer.
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STATE OF OREGON( q
Count v of Tillamook, i *•’
I. HOMER MASON, County Clerk and
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of
Tillamook and State of Oregon do hereby
certify that the foregoing copy of order has
been by me compared with the original, and
that it is a correct transcript therefrom, anil
the whole of such original order as the same
appears of record at my office and in my
custody.
In Testimony Whereof.
1 have hereunto set by hand and affixed
the seal of said Court this 13th day of
November. 1903.
HOM EK MASON. Clerk.
Q
It will
Remnants in Outing Flannels, Calicoes and inis-
cellaneous Dry Goods at Bargain Prices.
This has been a banner yeai for us on the sale of
Gum Boots. Our sales were larger than ever
before, forcing us to buy another large stock
so early in the season, they arrived ex steamer
Elmore. We have now all sizes again.
We have reduced our prices on heavy Eider Down
to 35c. the yard. All shades.
A large invoice of High Top Shoes just received.
From now until further notice we will make
special reductions on Clothing. Call and in-
spect our stock if you want a good suit cheap.
yj
NOTK’K OF FINAL HKTTI.KMKNT.
N otick is H ereby G iven ,—That the tin
dersigned Executor of the last will and
testament of I>AVID SC H XX’ELLNUS, de
eeased, has filed his final account as such
executor, in the Office of the County Clerk of
Tillamook County. Oregon, and that the
County Judge of said County has appointed
Monday, January 1 1. 190+ as the day for the
hearing of objections to said account ami
the settlement thereof.
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this Decem­
ber loth, 1903.
H erman H. T i ’ hiirmno ,
Executor of the last will and testament
of David SchwellntiM. deceased.
H. T. H otts , Attorney for Executor.
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H NEW FALL FABRICS
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« For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order.
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Temptingly Attractive
1 In Weaves. Colorings and Prices
SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook
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Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $1.80 per load;
DRY WOOD,
»2 30.
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER COMPANY.
J. s
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LAMAR,
Ä WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
MB
* Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
this City.
•• fr
tre»
Rrligi m excitement it more confltic-
titeto intanity than
druuk-
e hmm , and pro«titutmn combine»!.
ipOMItg
Who could blame me for
whxt I know lend» to in«auitv
Secret c »mmj 'i »n with Go I
1 Illg ui.itii
«1« veto, e 111
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and Spruce Lumber.
Bew ire of Ointments for Ca­
tarrh that Contains Mercury,
as mercury will wureljr «ie<
•tne 11 >«•<! comple ely <1**ran
tern when entering it throng!
fere*. Such article« «hoiild
< ept >»n prescription* from reji
m the dainMCe they will de
good vu run po-wibly derive
catarrh Cure, manufactured
Co.. Toted«». O.. crmuuii* n
taken internally, acting direr
and mnc'nn «urfacew of the •
Hall’» < atarrh Cure hr »nr** \
It 1» taken internally. and
O io by F. J. Cheney A Co.
?wld by I>ro<i»t». price 7 c
Hall • Familv Pill» are the
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Come earlv and secure first choice.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Worship.
■ndeni worship confiât# of jireacliing.
>’•10
highest au*
fit y for preaching ami pravi ng is
ht, who said : Go thou mid preach
kingdom of (rod, ami to enter the
__ kt ami pray in secret. We sing in
kin's of k e x «
mid minor,
ttffi major is based on 4. 5. 6. the minor
on 1O, 12, 15. The preaching of the
ki' dont of God. secret prayer and
Mtnral mu«ic leads to repentance, a
■Br-'-r conscience and the grace «*f G »«L I
lia e no other ax to griml than thv
lorn come, and what i# consistent
■1ère with. At present there M
Hiere these principles are developed. I he
h»t nms’c. public prayer and popular
reaching, fills the insane asylum and
ares the kingdom of God empty. If
are not in search for the k;ng»l*>m
f God. you need not waste xour tine
*»’h me. for ren wrwM
app’ec a e
H
Can now be seen at—
DELIVERED
í-’f t S
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Wines,
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$1.00 to $3.00 per gal
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T imber L and , A ct J une 3. i878.~N oth e fob
Pt BLICAT1ON.
Unite<l Ktutes ¡.and Office,
Oregon City, Oi egon.
November 7th, i<x>4-
Notice i* hereby given that in compliance
with the proviHions of the act of Congress of
June 3. I878. entitle«! "All act tor the sale ol
timber lands in the State« of Calilornia Ore­
gon, Nevada and XVashingtoii Teiritory,” as
ext< ii«l<*<l to all the Public Land State* b) act
ol Ai gust 4. I892.
ROSIE JACOB.
of Spruce, County of 'I’illamook, State ol
Oregon, has thi« day filed hi thia office her
sworn statement No. 6'-’9, for the purchase oi
IheSw % of section No 31. in Ip. 2 South, Range
No 8 \\*-«t. ami will offei proof to show
that the I hik I sought ia nioie valuable lor
its timber o 1 «tone than foi agriciiltni al pur
poat-s, and to «■stabludi her claim to said land
before the County Cieik of Tilhmiook ('ounty,
Oregon, at Tillamook C ty, Oregon, on Mon
«lax. the ¿5th day of January, I704. She names
as witneaae«:
W allet <*. Bailev John W eiss, Vincenz Jacob,
Michael I.iili^c, of 'lillainook, Oregon.
Any ami all person*claiming adversely the
a box«- describe«! and* are ie«piehted to file tlieit
« laims in this office on or before said 2>tlidny
of January, i 9 o 4.
A i .«> ernon S P remier , Register.
1
T imbek L and A ct . J i nk j , ist 8.-N otue Foa
PlHI.ICATlON.
United States l.aud Office,
Oregon City, Oie..
wt ^ ai
November 2nd 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of C oiiri ess of
June 3, 1878, entitled An act for the sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada ami Washington Territory," as
extended to all the Public Laud States by act of
August 4, 1892,
MICHAEL I.ANGE.
Of i’illamook, county of l»llaino< k, State <»f
Oregon, ha» this day filed in this office hi*
sworn statement No. 6325, for the purchase
of the U % of Sw X- "1 section 28 and S ‘j
Of He
of section ifu, in township No.
-South. Range No. 8 West, and will offer
pi oof t«» ahow that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber orstonc than for
agricultural puritoses, and to eatabliah hi* claim
to said lam! before the County Clerk ot Tilla­
mook County, at Tillamook Citv, Oregon on
Saturday, the 30th day of January, I904. He
names as witnesses :
1 Walter (’ Bailey, John Weiss, Vincenz Jacob,
Benjamin Jacob, of Tillamook, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on 01 befoie said jOth day of
January, 1904.
____________ A lgernon 8. D resser . Register.
T imber L and A it , J unk 3. 1878.—N otice tor
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon,
.
.
October 7th, io C j .
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3. 1*78, entitle«! An act for the sale ot
tiinbei lands in the Slates ol California. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory,*’ as ex
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4th, I8J2,
JOHN BURRA.
Ol Beaver, county* f Tillamook, State of Oregon,
has this day fileil in this office his sworn
statement No. 6808, for the purchase ot the
Nw
of Nw *4. Ne ‘4 of Nw l4 and S’, of
Nw
of sec No. 28. tn Township No 2 South,
range No. 8 west, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more laluable for its
timlier or stone than f«»i agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said laud before
the County Cieik of Tillamook Count v. Oregon,
at Tillamook City, Oregon, on Monday, the
28th day of December, I903. He names as wit­
nesses :
Walter C Bailey, John M. Weiss. Benjamin O.
Snuffer, Harris G Cox. of Tillamook , Oregon
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above ilescribed lands are requested to file their
c aims in this office on or beibie said 28th da)
of December, IUo3.
___________ A lgernon 8. D rrbrkr , Register.
1'iMBKK L and A ct , J unk 8, 1878.—N otice F or
P ublication ,
United States Land office,
Oregon City, Oregon,
October 19th, i«jo3.
Notice Is hereby giv n that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8. 18^8. entitled "An act lor the sale
of timber lands in the Slates of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory. ’ as
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892,
ALBERT .MASON,
Of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State ot
Oregon, has this day filedin this office Ids sworn
statement No 63I4, for the purchase of
the W ’7 of the W >a of icction No. .32,
in tp. No. 2 South, Hauge No. 10 West, and
w ill offer pi oof to show that 'he laud sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the County Cieik
of Tillamook County, Oregon ut Tilluinook
City, Ore., on Saturday, the 2nd day of January,
1904 He names as witnesses :
.lames M Morgan, James Morgan, <»f Netarts;
Edna M. Mason, Giant Bailey, ot Tillamook,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 2nd day
of Jaiiunry, 1904.
A lgernon H. B resser , Register.
TiMBKit L and , A« t J unk 3, 1878.—N otice F or
P ubi . icat ION
United States Land office,
Ui < gon lit , Oi egon.
Nov«»nibcr 24th, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the art of Congress ot
June 3, 1M7H. entiled “ An act for the sale of tim­
ber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory," mh ex­
tended to all the Public ¡.and States by act of
August 4 I892,
ANNETTA B. MASON,
Of Tillamook City. County of Tillamook , State
of Oregon, has this «lay fileil in this office her
sworn statement No 6275, *(>l* •I“' p»i»hase <»f
the I h of Nw
Sw 1 , of Nw % ami Nw '4
of
*4 of Section No. 35. in Township
No
2 North, Hauge 10 West, and uill
offer prnot to show that the land sought is
more valuable for Its tiinbei or stone than for
agricultural purposes, ainl I«» «-stablisli her
claim to sai«! b'lid befoie the County Clerk
of Tillamook County. Oregon, at Tillamook
City, O-egon, on Saturday, th«* iBIli «lay of
February. I904. She iniinrs as witnesses .
Lewis I,
smith, Harry T. Crane, Frank
Crane, Frank Long, of Hol»**onville, Oregon.
Any 1.nd all persons claiming adveisely the
above describe«! lands arc i« «iu*-ste<l Io fil«- their
claims in this office on 01 before said I3H1 day
of February, i9«»4.
Al.«.i H non S. D reshkk , Register.
Ml MMONN.
▼*.
Ernest Barton (formerly Ernst/
O. Svcnson >, Jennie C. Barton.
and Nehalem Coal Company, |
Defendants. J
To Jennie C. Barton, one of the defendant*
above named :
In the name of the State of Oregon : You
are hereby required to ap|»ear and answer
T imber L and . A ct ji nk 3, 1878.—N otice for the complaint fill-«! against you and others
I'VBLICATION.
in the above entitled court and cause, on or
United States Land office.
before the last day of the time prescribe«! in
O egon City, Oregon.
the order for the publication of this sum
N ovciii I mt 7H1, i<x>3.
mon» to wit : On or before six weeks from
Notice is hereby given that in compliance the KHh day of December, A.D., 19<»3 . and
with the provisions ot the act of ’ ongiess of if you fail so to appearand answer for want
June 3, |8;M, eiifitle«l "All act for the sale of thereof the plaintiff* will apply to the court
limber laud in the Stales of California, Oirgon. for the relief demanded in Its complaint here
Nevada and Washington Tei rit«»i yas extended in. to-wit For a decree for the foreclosure of
to all the Public I ox ltd Stale* by act ol August 4, a certain mortgage made and executed by
Ernest Barton and yourself, bearing «late
1892,
lune 1st, A D.. 1901, and executed and de­
livered to ThAAstorla « ompany. the plain­
tiff above numed, for the sum of One Thou
sand Dollars, upon the following described
real property situated In Tillamook County,
Oregon to wit
'I'hc North Half (U> of the Northwest
Quarter
ami the North Half 1'0 of the
Northeast Quarter i'4> of section Twenty-
one <21 ) in Township Three <3» North of
Range Ten (1O> West of the Willamette
Meridian containing one hundred sixlv
acres, which mortgage was. on June 3r«f,
1901, duly recorde«! In the ofhee of the
County Clerk of Tillamook Count y Oregon
In book L " on page 279 thereof Kecorn* of
Mortgages of sai«i County, th«- same having
been given to sc tire the pnvinrnt of n err-
tain proniiws«iry note executed by *ai«l
Ernest Barton anil your*el! under «late of
June j st. I9O-, In favor of The Astoria Corn
pany, the plaintiff above name«!, for the sum
■ 4 ' ine 1 houwa n«l D«'ll.'os. payable one tr.u
afterdate with interest at the rat«- of ten
per cent |>er annum until pal«!, said note
further pr«>vi«ling that in «-asc suit or action
should be instituted to collect the same or
any portion thereof then the said makers
should pay such sum as the court might
a«!jtidge reasonable as an attorney'» fee
In such suit or action . said decree
to further provi«l<- for iudgment in favor
of plaintiff for the full amount of prin
cipal and interest secure«! by said promissory
note, itii'i that plaintiff ■ »aid mortgage be
drereetj to be a first lien upon all of the said
mortgaged real property to secure the pas
ment of the sain sums together with $3<i 5 m
taxes paid by plaintiff on said Ian«!, nttor
ney's rec«, ami the cost* an«l di*btir«ements
of this suit and sal«! decree to further pro
vide that you. the said Jennie C Barton la-
forever barred an«! foreclosed of all right,
title interest and claim in and to tlie said
descrli.r«! real projicrty, andevery part their
of. and that you *»e esiacially barre«! nn«l
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In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Tillamook County.
Department No. i.
State of Oregon,
Plaintiff,
va.
Frank Severance, administrator f
of the Estate
of Herman ■
Brown, deceased,
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Defendant.
This cause coming on to be heard upon the
application of J. N. Hart. District Attorney,
for an order requiring all persons interested
In the estate mentioned in the information
herein, to appear ami show cause, if anv
they have, within a time to be fixed by the
Court, why the title to the land described in
the information shouh! not vest in the State
of Oregon, and it appearing to the Court
that upon the filing ot the information here­
in, a summons was duly issued to Frank
Severance Administrator of the estate of
Herman Brown, deceased, the defendant
above name«l, and the |>erson in possession,
requiring him to appear and answer the in­
formation herein within the time allowed
by law in civil actions ; that the said sum-
nions has been duly served upon said de­
fendant in person within Tillamook County,
Oregon more than ten days prior hereto ;
and it further appearing to the Court that
this action was prosecuted by J. N. Hart.
District Attorney of the Third Judicial Dis­
trict of the State’ ot Oregon, by the leave and
under the direction of the Governor of said
State ; that B. L, Eddy has been employe«!
by said Governor as additional counsel’ in
this cause ; that on or about the 12th dav of
September 1899, one Herman Brown died
intestate in Tillamook County, Oregon, and
the said dccedant was, at the time of his
death, an inhabitant of said county, and the
owner of the following described real pro­
perty situated therein, to wit :
The North Half (V3) of the South Half
(J*), of Section Two (2). in Township
One (1) South of Range Seven (7) West
of the Willamette Meridian ; that the
said Herman Brown was the person last
seized of said real property, and lie died
without heirs, leaving said real property
escheated and vested in the State of Oregon,
subject only to the lawful claims of credi­
tors ; that Frank Severance, the above
named defendant, is the duly appointed,
qualified and acting administrator of the
estate of said Herman Brown, deceased, and
as such administrator, said Severance is in
possession of said described real property
claiming such possession for the purpose of
subjecting the same to the payment of cer­
tain claims of creditors against the estate of
said Herman Brown, deceased.
It is therefore
O rdered : That all persons interested in
the said estate of Herman Brown, deceased,
be, and they are hereby, required to appear
before this Court, and show cause, if any
they have, within sixty days from the date
hereof, why the title to the real property
described in the information herein, and
being the estate of Herman Brown, deceased .
late of Tillamook County. Oregon should
not vest in the State of Oregon ; that this
order be published for at least six successive
weeks from the date hereof in the Tillamook
Headlight, a newspaper published in Tilla­
mook County, Oregon.
Done in open Court, this 9th day of
November, A.D.. 1903.
GEO H. BURNETT, Judge.
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