Tillamook headlight., January 07, 1904, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY 7, 1904.
TY COUNCIL
or*» Message- The
Question up Again
ition by the Tilla-
Water Company.
I from the city, and is continually ob­
TZ riMBEB L ~
Tillamook Hatdhery.
and
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A ct , J une 3, ig;«.—N otice F ob
structed more or less, by the Tillamook
Fl HI.1CAT1ON.
The Tillamook hatchery has closed
United States Laud Office,
Lumber Company. The city has and
down for the season after a successful run
Oregon City, Ore..
will continue to tolerate this obstruction
.
November 2ud 1903.
for the time it was in operation. The
Notice 1» herebj given that in compliance
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to a large extent, for the reason that
first batch of eggs was secured on the
with the provwions <»f the act orCongrv»» of
it i* almost impossible for that company
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June
J
is;s.
eutillwl
Au
, fOI lt„.
nth day of September and from then
to properly conduct its business with­
Ol limber lands in the States of California
until the 4th day of October the hatchery
Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory.’ as
out trespassing upon the street, and as I force continued taking eggs. TL-
The 4th
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
it is the only enterprise in the city sup­
Aueust 4, 1S92.
z
erting of the n«w cits i n" porting a pay roll, its benefit to the city [ day of October all the racks were washed
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. -MICHAEL I ANC.K,
I
out
by
the
extremely
high
freshet
1 Monday evening. Mavr '
Of lillamook, county of Tillamook, State of
in the employment of labor is quite
| which occured then.
It was impracti-
Oregon, ha* this day tiled in this office his
.
,r .
I presiding, and Couiailmcn large.
sworn statement No. 6325. for the purchase
In making its improvement, if it ‘ cable to build any more racks d uring the
°r «
Sw
ot section 28 and S S
da. W. H. Cary. A. T w
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year, but in spite of these obstac les and
. 0» % “* section 2q,
in
township No
should he un lertakeii, you should be as |
2 south. Range No. 8 W est, and will oil r
■ « insri,«. continued high water the superintendent
• and G. Munson were pie fair to the Lumber Company as
justice charleg Roadarinel> succeeded
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pl oof to show that
the land
sought
s
in taking
to the public will permit.
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
of
the Chinook
agricultural purposes, and to establish I ds claim
Be generous and just, but let justice «39.500 eggs, all
rusiness was the election of a
J
variety.
to said land before the County Clerk of Tilla-
'flicer, to preside in the ab lead generosity.
mook County, at Tillamook City, Oregon, on
The
loss of eggs
and .young during
I n G eneral .
mayor, and the toga fell on
Saturday, the 30th day of January, I904. lie
1
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00
names as witnesses
To the new members of the Council, I incubation period was 40.200. Total
1 C. E. Reynolds.
1
Walter (’. Bailey, John Weiss, Vincenz Jacob,
or appointed the toll.,wing would suggest, that you will be beset number of yonng successfully planted in
Benjamin Jacob, of Tillamook. Oregon.
with complaints from pt etended reform, Wilson river, 799,300. There were large
and appointments
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to tile their
1 Means —Cary, White, Rev ers of the violation of by-laws, ordinan­ nuinbe4"s of salmon beliiud the racks at
claims in this office 011 or betoie said jOth day of
the
time
they
were
washed
away
by
the
ces, and even state laws, within the citv
January, 1904.
Parlors in Peterson & Svenson’s Store
limits, and while there may now, and freshets. . Had it not been for this the
and Current Expenses,
A lgernon S. D rksskr , Register.
always will be some ground for such station would easily have turned out its
•
hose.
hase, Keynoias.
Reynolds.
T inker L and , A ct J unk 3. 18;8.—N otice for
IQlppmd Public Property .—White. assertions, as good Councilman, and as full capacity, which is 3,000.000 eggs.
P ublication .
good citizens you should listen with (Signed)Charles L. Roadaruiel, Supt
United States Land Office,
Oregon Ci y, Oregon.
patience to their tales, and then admon­
—Reynolds, Cary, Chase,
November jotli, 1903.
ish them firmly, kindly, and candidly,
ffficer.—-Clyde Clements.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Met With Rifle Fire.
'•
rden.—Hy. Crenshaw
that the courts are open and untramel-
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3rd, IS78 entitled ‘Au act for the saleof
ed, to consider their complaints, redress
orney.—Carl Habcrlack.
G reat F alls , Mont., Jan. 2.—J. M.
timber lands in the States of California. Oregon,
their grievances, and punish all offenders. Reeves, a prosperous rancher of the High­
Mayor’s Message.
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex­
Let
all
responsibilities
rest
where
they
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
wood
country.
27
miles
east
of
Great
o
honorable Citv Council, of
August 4th, 1892
belong.
Falls, was arrested in this city this af­
* ^clW 1 City, Oregon. Gentlemen ;
JOHN ILER,
In closing. I must congratulate the ternoon on a complaint sworn out be­
Of Cloverdale, county of Tillamook, Stale of
¡1 becomes my duty to make
people of thecity upon the continuation fore Justice Descombs, in Belt, by George
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
estions to you as may seem to
sworn statement No. 6335, for the purchase of
in office of Recorder Coates, Marshal Gould, charging assault in the second
benefit of the Citv in which we
the Sw 1^ ot Nw 14. Nw % of s»w l4. sec. ’.’.sand
Clements, and Councilman Cary. These degree, and the arrest has brought to
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Se
of Ne >4 and Ne l. of Se l4
of
hi so doing, I shall be as brief
gentlemen, during the past year have light a sensational wliitecapping stoty.
section No. 20, in Tp. No. 4 South, Range lo
Unty,
le-
W,
and
will
otter
pioof
to
show
that
the
land
performed many unpleasant, and some which is so much out of the usual run of
F inances .
sought is more . aluable for its timber or stone
disagreeableduties, for theirconstituents. such procedures as to be unique.
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
not had time
ft (t1 if .'>°t
lime or opportunity
opportuuit' to and w’liile they may have been subject
his claim to said laml before the County Clerk
Reeves was married several years ago
• 4'-4"4^¡»tailed examination "I the re’
ot Tillamook County, Oregon, at l illamook City,
to those errors in judgment that all hu­ to a young lady of this city, and one
’prs
the O..rin><a
various í'ífv
City nffli
officers,
but
Oregon, on Friday, the 12th day of Februaiy,
manity is heir to, they have performed vear ago his wife left him, securing a
i9o4. He names as witnesses :
visual glance at them, it will be
Charles Rav. Eiank Owens, Charles P. Nel­
"ttbecitvis without debt, and those duties in a quiet and genteel man­ divorce in this city a couple of weeks
son,
Clifford Mattoon, of Cloverdale, Oregon.
ner, for a very small financial remunera­ ago on a cruelty charge. George Gould,
e funds on hand in each fund, to
Any and all persons claiming advers ly the
tion, and sometimes at a loss. Yet in a prosperous young farmer, owned the
above described lands are requested to tile
ce the work of the new year. 1
all respects their public acts have been adjoining farm to Reeves, and when the
their claims in this office on or before said
h faith and confidence in the in-
12th day of February. 1904.
performed with the wellfare of the city j wife of the latter had secured a divorce
end ability of the several officers
A lgernon S. D resser , Register
at heart.
[ Mr. Gould at once secured a marriage
these reports, that it leaves no
It is much easier to criticise than to license and 10 days ago the couple were
T
imber
L
and
. A ct junk 3, 1878.—N otice fob
1 in my mind as to their eoireel
w’ork. F ulling the oar looks easy to the 1 wedded in Benton.
P ublication .
United
States I.andfOffire,
comfortable passenger.
It is alleged that Reeves took exception
treasury, is a sign of reserve
O.egon City, Oregon,
to
the
marriage
of
Gould
with
his
former
The Citv Printing.
November 7th, 1903.
Notice ■ in hereby given that in compliance
Awn Qmcvi’ll L'C
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sasli and with
'S treets A
nd S idewalks .
Bids for the city printing were called wife, and that a number of the neigh­ The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans.
th< le provisions ot the act of Congress of
bors
were
asked
to
join
a
whitecapping
It reels and sidewalks of the Citv for and the following were read : Head.
June 3, 1878, entitled
________ "An
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act
____
for ___
the _____
sale of
Doors.
timber laud in the States of California, Oregon,
□etter condition than they were a ligh. publish city ordinances free, other party for the purpose of tar and feather­
Nevada and Washington Territoi yas extended
rj_
go, nlthough there is vet much notices .5c. a line, job printing at regular ing Gould of the proposed outrage, Wed­
Co all the Public Land Stales by act of August 4,
VvOOl ff°r inlPr<>vement
1 recommend rates ; Independent, publish ordinances nesday night last being fixed as the
1892,
HKNHARI) JACOB.
’ rndonl improvement as the avail- and notices at 2V^c. a line and job print­ time.
Of Spruce, County
of Tillamook. State ol
That
night
Gould
took
a
Winchester
ing at regular rates ; Herald, publish
mds will justify.
Oregon, lias this day tiled in this office hi*
and
a
box
of
cartridges
and
stationed
le complaint has been made to the] ordinances and notices at 5c. a line and
sworn .statement No. 63 ?8. for tlm purchase of
the N % of Nr
anti Se *4 of Ne *4 of er. 3J
that where a sidewalk had been job work at regular prices. Councilman himself ’in a pile of logs in front of his
and Nw *4 of Nu % <d sec No 33 In tp. No. 1 S,
—cd upon certain stieels, a part ol Reynolds moved and it was seconded home to ft wait the coming. Shortly
range No. 8 W, ami will offer proof to sh.tw
after
12
o
’
clock
a
crowd
of
about
25
~ iprovements has been inndc. and that the contract be let to the lowest
hat the land sought in more valuable for its
timber or stone than for ag icultuial purposes,
parts omitted. Such acta and omis bidder, but when it was shown that the whitecappers approached the house, and
and to establish liis claim to said land befote the
when
hailed
by
Gould
ordered
him
to
should Ire avoided in the future, if Headlight’s bid was the lowest Reynolds
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
I Hie. If a given improvement is moved that R. M. Watson be awarded come out or he killed.
mook City, Oregon, on Monday, the 26th day of
Gould replied bv emptying his gun
January, 191'4-
He names as wi noses :
'I d, in should lie ordered, and the the contract, giving as his reason that
Walter<’ Bailey, lohn Weiss, Vincent Jacob,
• inforced to the letter. If not re- “those other fellows had had it long en­ into the crowd, filling it and emptying
Michael Lange of Tillamook, Oregon.
it
again,
firing
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shots
in
all.
And
then
■d, it should not be ordered.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
ough and he wanted the Independent to
as there
was _. a white-
¡ above described lands are requested to tile their
\ JJJJjtvji lpartial enforcement of allordinrnces have
ihi vc it.
11. ” This
i ma n
was
<13 r»wc»nciv«
seconded iuyv.wMiiv.ii-
by Council- i shooting . as . long
,
.
c I hiius n this office on or before said 25th day
man Car,,
«lien
Rollie
W.
Watson
with.
ca
PP"
”
«
",
"»'
where.
rhe
men
,,
‘ V- I orders, promotes the universal riian
v>arv, v\
ot January, I904.
The
two ICIlIrlllllllg
remaining UIU3
bids where . all
and apparently armed,
Ç
''ABIBXperhood of man.
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
drew
tllCW his
Il'S UIU.
bid. .
1 lie . LVV12
, masked
, zli/l ssz-s*-
1
. Isas*
aoirl^ollii
avnank
f the
li a cllroil_
Temptingly
Attractive
we again read, and
upon
the
names
of
but
evidently
d.d
not
expect
shoot,
;
S anitary C ondition .
mm upuii me iiniiics */• 1 .
,
’n • •
u i- ‘
,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1K78.—N otice F or
called, they voted
,n#’ as tl,cv fle<1 >«i all directions without
uch improvement has been made the councilmen 1 being
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I’t bi icArioN
b
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices
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galion Co, Ig the year in the santiary condi to give the city printing to the Independ-
1 shooting back.
United States Lalld Office,
In the first shooting one man was shot
Ol < gon tit , Oi egon.
•sco, PortluJof the City, bv the cleaning up ot I ent, although some of thecouncilinen ap-
Can
now
lie
seen
at
—
November 24th, 1903.
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ic yards and alleys, especially in the perred to hesitate before they cast their in the left arm. and three others received
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
rORU. Oi *nesl district.
I recommend that vote to award the city printing to the wounds. The first man shot was taken
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
to Belt Wednesday, and yesterday ar-
June 3, 1*78. entiled " An act tor the .sale of tim
Committee on Health and Police be highest bidder.
her lands in the States of California. Oregon,
r vigilant in this matter, during the Proposition by Water Company. I rived in this city and is now being
Come earlv and secure first choice.
I Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex­
rtland,
looked
for
by
the
police
;
the
other
three
ling
months
of
spring
and
summer,
tended to all the Public Laml States by act of
Satisfaction
guaranteed
in
all
cases.
nd.
W. H. Cooper, secretary and manager men wounded are supposed to be in
August 4, I'M/-’,
,
their efficiency in this direction is (
ANNETTA It. MASON,
S Expf^ only safeguard of
the
Citv of the Tillamook Water Company, sub­ hiding and Sherifl Benner and a corps of
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OfTillamook
Citv, County <>i Tillamook, State
deputies are close on their trail.
unst the ravages of disease that lurk mitted the following proposition _•
of Oregon, has tills day filed in this office her
j sworn statement No. 6275. for the pvixliase of
Bail for Reeves has not been fixed, and
“ In view* of the fact that it appears to
hidden and decaying garbage.
j the E ’2 of Nw ‘4, Sw ’4 of Nw *4 and Nw *4
}ood health is the very foundation of be the wish of a part of the taxpayers he will be held in the Countv Jail until
1 of Sw '4
of Section No. 35, in Township
and property owners of TillaniookJCity Monday, when he will be taken to Belt
No
2 North,
Range i<> WcNt. ami
uill
Axman haPP»ne»8-
for
a
preliminary
hearing.
The
onltf
re
­
otter
prnot
to show that the laud sought is
that
a
good
and
reliable
water-system
P olice C ourt R ecords .
more valuable foi itStilllbei ot stone than for
An examination of this department ot be constructed to leplnce the one now in mark made by him when arrested was
agricultural pmposes, mid lo establish her
e city business will convince the most use, we the Tillamook Water Company, to say that Gould had managed to
elalin to Mild land brfoie the Countv Clerk
of Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook
ïssimistic grumbler, that our little citv ' would herebv respectfully' submit the gather in both his wife and his farm,
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City, t) egon, on Saturday, the i.Tlli day of
and
he
now
desired
to
make
the
job
com-
the most free front crimesand disorder- following for your consideration, to-wit:
' February. I904
She names as witnesst-s
P*
ele
’
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Lewis L
Smith, Harry T. Crane, Frank
d LT C ’ conduct ( of anv city of its size in the That the Common Council do agree to
< nine, Frank Long, of llobsonville, Oregon.
L/xiJ rent
C/lxJ
reat weit.
west. Not a single arrest for crime amend, ievise or repeal a certain charter
Any 1.nd nil prisons cl.inning adveisely the
aving been made during the vear executed on the 16th day of November, Tillamook Weather for December.
I above dcscribeil lands are itout-slcd Io file their
( hiinis in lliisoffic e on 01 belore said I3U1 day
►Illiths'^c iew cascs aPPcar’”K in the Record-| 1896, by Tillamook City, to the said
Ten
perature.¡
1 of Febi uai y, 1904.
“ r’s Court are against those who from Tillamook Water Company, and in lieu
A lgi . hnon S. D resner , Register.
Rain
Mini­
Maxi­
t
thereof to grant to the said company a
i mistaken idea of conviviality overstep
fall
Mean
mum
mum.
Or^illi
the limits laid down by our ordinal) new or amended charter to be hereafter
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agreed up«sn by both parties hereto, In n
Hl MMUNM.
ces.
Violation of law, which arises without consideration of which the Tillamook
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In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon
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malice from human weakness, are more Water Company will contract and
for Tillnniook County.
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The Astoria Company,
)
agree with said City to replace the
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
to be pittied than censured.
I'lHlntlff,
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0.00
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wooden mains now in u«e in the City
S aloon L icenses .
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FWTF There has been some discussion in re­ and on the main line of the said corn-
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Erne t Barton (formerly Ernst z
O. SvrimonI, Jennie C. Barton, I
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gard to raising the tee fur obtaining panv’s water svstem with iron or steel
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and Nth ilcin Coal Company,
saloon license» within thecity.
I am pipes, all to l>e completed at a time here-1 ,
Defendant*.
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______ - 1iot prepared at this time to make a re­ inafter to be agreed upon bv the parties ■
To Jennie C. Barton, one of the defendi nt*
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above named :
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commendation on this matter, further hereto.”
In the name of the State of Oregon : You
Each councilmen expressed his view of 8 ...
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than to ask you to give it your careful
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Centrally Uoeated.
Rates, $1 Per Day arc herebv required to appear mill nn»».»i
consideration, being personally oppos­ the situation, Councilman Reynolds con- ' q
the complaint filed again*t you and other«
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in the above entitled court and cause, on or
ed to the whole license system. We have tending there was not enough water in
42 0 ... 0 08
before the la«t day of the time prescribed in
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the system with us,however, and should the creek where the present company oh- , 10 *“
the order for the publication of thlw «urn
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450 ... 0.51
make the best of it The license fee for tained its water, and Councilman Cary 11 •••
mon«, to wit On or before «ix week* from
the loth day of December, A.D., 1903, and
0.52
46.1
saloons should be set at such figure as coincided with this view. Councilman 12 ...
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M. H. UflRSEN, Proprietor.
it you fail mo to appearand answer for want
will bring the most revenue to the citv, Chase was in favor of thecity owning its
46.1 ... 0.08
thereof tlic plaintiff will apply to the court
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own
water
svsten,
electric
lights
and
and insure the most orderly conduct
for the rrlirt demanded in it« complaint here
48 1 ... 0.60
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He had voted to bond the *4 •••
in, to wit : For a decree for the foreclosure of
possible on liehalf ot those vx ho engage sewerage.
a certain mortgage made and executed by
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chilien- Fnq lined,
530 ... 1.60
city for a new water system and was | f5
SI
in the business.
Eriiewt Barton and yourself, hearing date
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Cheap grug shops are a menace to going to do all he could to have it carry. 1 16 ...
lune l«t> A.D . 11(01, and executed and <k
490 ... 1.20
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livered to The A«toria • ompany. the plain­
‘■life,liberty and the pursuit ot happiness.’’ He said he had been studying the mat­ 17 ...
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04
NOTH
F.
OF
FINAL
SF.
1
1
IF.
M
F
NT.
3«
tiff
aliovc named, for the num of One Thou
ter and making inquiries, and he made
T imber I . and , act J unk 3, IM7M.— N otice FOR
P ort of T illamook C ommission .
•mnd Dollar«, upon the following <!e«crihed
420 ... 0 1«
18 ...
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P cblication .
N otice 1« H erebv G iven ,—That the un
I recommend that you take such action the surprising statement that if the city
real property militated in Tillamook County,
United
State*
Laini
Office.
dersigned Executor of the Inst will nnd Oregon to wit
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47 0 ... 190
as may bencces* irv to tamiliarize your put in its own water svstem the receipts 19 ...
Oregon * ity, Otegon
testament of DAVID SCHWELLNUS. de
'Inc North Half (V^) of the Northwest
Decemlwr 9th, iq »3-
50.0 ... 0 40
selves individually with this commission, would more than pay the interest and . 20 ...
ccamcd, has filed hi« final nccount ; im such Quarter (*4j and the North Half (ijjofthc
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Notice
Is
liercbv
given
that
in
lomplisiice
executor in tlic Office of the County Clerk of Northca«t Quarter (',> of Section Twenty
put $500 a vear into a reserve fund 21 ...
and co-operate with it in every con
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1.01
with the provisions ot the ai t of Congress of Tillamook County. Oregon, and that the
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«»lie (21i in Township »Three (3» North <>t
sisteiit and proper manner, to establish Councilman Munson coincided with the
June 3, 1*78. entitled
A’l a< f for the sale ol
Judge of said bounty has appointed Range Ten (lOj West of the Willamette
22 ...
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47-> ... 0.40 timla-t lands in the States of California, 1 in- County
a harbor line in our port, and obtain remarks of some of the other councilmen,
Mondny. January 1 1. 1904 as the day for the Aleridian. containing one
«ixtv
40.1 ... 0.01 gon, N'evmla arid Wa hington Territory," as hearing of objection« to Maid account and acre«, which mortgage was. hundred
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more room.
The bank of Hoquarton 1 and Councilman W bite was a little non. 23 ...
on June 3r«i,
extended to all the Pub ic land States by act of the nett lenient thereof.
19ol. duly recorded in the oflui- of the
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Slough will some day be the harbor line committal, for he said he had not given 24 ...
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August 4. 1H92.
Dated at Tillamook Oregon, thl« Decern
CountyClcrk of Tillamook County. Oregon
rich tub «’(JOI SKY
of a city of no mean importance, and the matter much thought. The mayor I 25 ...
ber Kith, 1903.
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in book
L," on page 279 thereof Record« of
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Of Portland, countv ot
WHiltnomah, Stat«-
besing
,
H erman H. T
. ub
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.
Mortgage« of maid County, the «attic having
every inch of room in the harbor will be ruled that the proposition would l>e laid 26 ...
Executor of the la«t will and testament Itecn given to mccure the payment of a err
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45 I ... 0,02 of Oregon, lias flits day tiled in this office bls
a factor in increasing the value of all the over and taken up as a committee of the
swot 11 statement No. 6338 foi the purchase 01
of
David
Schwrllnu«
deceased
tain promissory note
executed hy «aid
42 0 ... 0.06 the lots 7 and 8, and E J4 -» % "f Section •> in
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property of the surrounding country. : whole at the next meeting of the city 1 27 ...
H T. B ott «, Attorney for Executor.
f'.rnrst Barton ami yourself, under date of
3*. ka.' gr 10 W, and will offer proof Foshow
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FOR June 1st. 190'. In favor of The Astoria Com
Th is matter is <>t so much importance, council.
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thst the land sought 1» more laluable for Its T imber L and . A ct J uxk 1. i878.—N otice
I’t RLICATION.
patty, the plaintiff above named for the sum
and yet at present so little heeded, that To Reconsider Bonding Question
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45 « ... 0.00 timber or stone than io agricultural purposes
United Htnle« |4iml Office,
of Om-Thousand Dollars, payable one vear
mid to establish his elalin to said land trefoie
afterdate with interest at the rate or ten
Oregon ( ity. <>1 egon,
38 I
o or the Retria er anil Receiver of this off»«« al
Mayor Talmage handed an ordinance 3« ••
29
November 7th, i<z>4.
per cent per annum until paid, said note
time«, even at the expense ot being called to the recorder to read, which proved to
0.00 Oregon ( ity Oregon, on Friday, th»- *6tli day of
41 I
Notice i« hereby given that ill complintiee further providing that in case suit or action
34
31
“cranks’' upon the subject.
February, 19*)!. He iiam-s as witnesses
lie the identical ordinance which submit I
with the provisions of the net of Congre«« of «hould he iristit ut»«l to collect tin same or
Frank F.. svmiMin. of
Portland. Oregon;
The on I y excuse we have for l>eing alive ted the bonding ami water svstem ques­ Sutn... 16 62 ... 12.06 ... 14 23 ... 9 91
An net tor the sale of any portion thereof, then the «aid makers
W llliam Lie. of Rainier. Oregon; F.inanuel June 3 )8;8 entitled
timber lands in (be States of Calltoriiia Ote- should pay sm-h stint as the court might
the duty we owe to
future. tion to a vote last month, with the ex
Erickson, ot Portland. Oiegoii . James John
Mean..53 6 ... 3& 9
... 45 9 —
goii. Nevada and Wnwhiugtoii Teiritory," «• ndju'lge rrasonahlr as an attorney's fee
^K tek wi - Fan P botbctioii .
s n. of spruce. Oiegon
ception of the «late, which was placed at |
such
suit
or
action ,
said
decree
act in
Summary. — Mean temp
53«; Max l|Any and all i>e 1 «on* claiming adve'«e|y the ext'-mled to «II the Public I. hik I Slate*
^Kommeml the immediate resub- Marell 1st, so as to have anol her election
to further provide for iudgmrnt in favor
bove descrllH-d I hik I- are refine* ed to file tlieir ofAigU«l4 1'9’
of plaintiff for the full amount of prin
ROSIE JACOH.
to a vote of the taxpayers the on that date. The ordinance was read ' temp, 65; Date, 1.8; Min. temp, 29; Date, claim« in this office on orb F/re said ailh day
fif Spruce County
of Tillnnmok
state of cipal ami interest secured by maid promissory
^question of erecting and maintaining a a second time and laid oyer to the next i 30; total prccip., 92 inches; Number of ot February I904
Oregon, hn« this day filed in tin« <>IIi< e hr* note, nn<! that plaintiff s said mortgage be
days clear. 6; partly cloudy, 4; cloudy
A lgernon s D mkssi . r Register
grtvity water sx stem, lobe under munci meeting.
«worn stnierncnl No. 6 29. for the pnrrhior <>f decreed to f»r a first lien upon all of the said
2i;bates of frost light, 2. 5, 6, 7, 10, 23,
th»'Sw !/t oi Section No 31. Ill tp 2 Sot'fh Hnogr mortgaged real i>ro|>crty to «ecurr the pst
pal_a»an a gement ami OWMTRlHfk N"
Transferred a License.
24; Killing,3, 15, 30; Th. stoims 19 th,
No 8 lUst and will off»» proof to «how ment of the said sums together with S.iO .» h
■hould be lost in this direction
L
tiinl the land sought im more valuable lor taxes paid by plaintiff on «¡nd land, attor
Prevailing wind, direction S E. Remarks:
The
bond
of
Chas.
Bowen
for
a
saloon
Vbe done at a.
be done
ncy's rec«, and the costs and rlishursement«
ils timl>«.*or stone than for ngri«i:It 111 nI pur
first
ice
on
the
3rd,
greatest
daily
range
uo»»e«. mid to ••«tablish her < bum to «nul I mik I of this suit and said decree to further pro
■ <>ur coming vers simrt summer. license, with F. H. Davis and Vance
31, date 9, Latitude 45, 26 N. Longi­
Vide that VOU. the maid Jennie C Barton tie
belore the County Clerk of Tiiliimook ( ouuty
Ire have time it we act prompUjr. Nodine as sureties, was read and failed :
f»revcr barred and foreclosed of all right,
Oregon, at Tillnmook ' ty. O egon. on M<>n
tude 123, 51 West of Greenwich.
Look h
bust have an abuml.iuc« <>f water to pas«, but the matter lx ing recon. .
! 'I i I m ) ufJanmo) I 2,4.
-he 11.m,e- title interest and claim in and to the said
for a stormy Januarv.
dcscrtlwd real property. andrvery part then
witness««
____ ■ we can have sewerage, ami the sidered. the bond was acceptel. The1
Wallet (■. H m II vv John Wei««, Vincent Jacob. of. ami that you »»e rsiieviNilv barred anil
All or.lcrx promptly atlemled to.
Ibealt
Aii<> are saloon license of A. B Allison, which ex '
foreclosed of and from <fower and claim of
Michsel Lmiue of Hllamook, Ong -n.
Real Estate Transiera.
■tst and dearest to n* d< pc nl upon pires in May, was transferred to Chas (
Any M»d all |»e> « oim clalmiug adveisely the dower in and to the same
Phone A K. Case vdien you want to alwtve <|r*K ;i!»wl unds are requested to file flieii
This summon« is pubhmhcd in the Tilla
__________________
Boccessof this measure As < fiuan Bowen.
w I
a week for mi* eon
• l-nns in tin« offii c on or before si«id *2*tli day
Hr H. T. Botts, Abstracter,
■ prop«»»itihn, one xery nmnll fire
on Thursday of each
of I » Hilary,
Card of Thanks.
Ito 9
fcld .<»t the cm more tm n threatire
V W losdri • ount v
Ne
or,1er 0 >1
AM.FRNON H llRKMEa Register.
Ü. S. A. to Jacob Lu tbi - Patent
¡inly Oregon made
Tilh<m
Bcm .Hi-1 u-.ir liuMtie««. \ • tn proper
NOTH F.
FOR
PUBLICATION.
r of llecemlirr. A D .
Se 33 I S 10.
Mrs. D. C. Quick wishes tn express her
Dep ‘I tWUllI ol ill* Intrtio’
land vour homes are now without
»n of this summons
i
1
?>
Se
THt
L«’i«l offi< e al Oregon City Ore ,
£ M
heartfelt thank« for the kindness and H H. Miller to T
y of De<em»»er AD
wt»dion hi this line.
lM-teml»«*r <,
ation thereof living
ber
great
»<
r
sympathy
shown
her
in
Sw
and
lots
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4
S
Notice
1«
hereby
given
that
Oi<*
f
I
low
mg
r Sell preservation is the first law of
named settler has
iiotke of his hilenlioii
row. and also during the ill ne«* of h<r
THAI
».
les» 33.50 seres.
lure.”
to
make
iirial
pi<M»f
in
«up|>ort
of
hiaclaim.
»elf and little ones.
ELIGHTS •
2 nd A vkxvs E ast .
fioit saw! proof will i«c made I»cfoie
APPER
•
County Clerk of Tills ' ooh Comity, «( T
recommend the construction of a
B
mook, Oreg
on January jo d I9 4, vic
RESSERS-
walk, from the south east corner ol
Notice to Tax Payers
AI.HEMT W
I’I. a NK,
>ck one. in the original town, north-
11 F. No IF* 7 f»r Die Me '< Ne ’4 «r. 2 Z» F
The 1902 Delinquent Tax Roll wir
q^M«ndNw 4
%. scrttmi u tp. 2 no r>rth
»rd to the city limits, with a fool
»ange 9 we t
... ro.
CMICASOUSA
fridge connecting it nt the crossing of close on Monday. January 11th. 1904
Hr naiue« the loll >wing wi(ne««e« to pi
*fliï BEST ON EARTH" . is coiitimioua rewideme upm and <nlll.aii«i
besi tugh attached to tie west »ide of Please «ee that roar taxes are paid and
avoid costs of sale
«awl land vic
hr present wagon bridge.
L» wi» I. smith. Ilarrv T. * rarm. Frank ( ram
H.
H.
A
lperm
an
.
Sheriff.
This thoroughfare is getting to be one
l.ft* » T.rkM.H. ..I ltui,«*Hivllk O*eM*»s
«UVA
FlNLtE
Y
U
h
E
W.
S
tanley
.
Deputy.
T
I the most important lea ling to or
•
ALUEMNO> 8 Da IBM ER H
-Es
Of
Glass
/¡ndow
NEW MILLINERY
PARLORS.
Mesdames JONES & LINDSEY,
Proprietors.
Ladies are Cordially Invited to in
spect our Stock of fashionable mil­
linery.
Cook ptoVe$
Ranges.
Í
i Co.
Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel.
NEW
FALL FABRICS
For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order.
SARCHET, the
Tailor, Tillamook
and Spruce Lumber.
Spruce and Cedar
Shingles
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. CO(DP/W
LARSEN HOUSE,
TILLAMOOK,
Wood Saw
T.
AILORING
L amm & C ompany
OREGON