Tillamook headlight., March 24, 1904, Image 6

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About 50 tnnlierclaims in this countv,
which have been held up since December,
1902. by the Oregon Ci tv land office.
II. T. Bott«, for abstracts.
I »ending the action of the special agent,
J C. Holden for Countv Clerk.
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Lard. 5lhs., 60c.; lOlbs., $120. at are now being parsed upon and the entry
Todd’s.
’ I men are now receiving notice to semi the
money for the claims.
W. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti- I ,
The weather the first part of the week
mater.
was decidedly of a winter/ character,
Frank Wheeler has returned from Cali-
with a number of hail storms that cov-
fo*nia.
ered up the ground. This is somewhat
A new lot of Village School Shoes at unusual lor Tillamook at this time of the
Todd's.
year, hut Old Sol soon played havoc with
Choice table peaches. $2.00 per dozen, it If Captain Dawson would switch the
at Toild’s.
weather round some, how pleased we all
E. J. Kellow was in from Hebo on would l»e.
Mondav.
White River Flour at Gang­
The steamer Geo R. V’osburg came in loff A. Snuffer’«.
on Saturday.
P. McIntosh went out on a business
For a Water Commission.
trip on Tuesilay.
At the regular meeting the the cit v
Joseph Bixbv has been appointed post, council on Monday evening, a vote was
master at Beaver.
taken to turn over the matter of a new
E. Worthington was in from Clover­ water svstrm to a commission, which
dale on Mondav.
carried, a petition to that effect bring
A nice line of 50c. corsets at Mrs. presented at the previous meeting of the
Sturgeon's.
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city council. The matter came up in the
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank With­ form of a resolution, Councilman W. 0.
row, on Tuesday a son.
Chase. A. T. White and G. Munsan vot­
The steamer Geo. R. V’osburg went ing for it and Councilmen C. E. Reynolds
and W. H. Cary against. The resolution
out for Astoria Thursday morning.
Recorder T. Coates returned to Tilla­ was as follows :
Whereas, the Mayor of Tillamook City,
mook on Saturday.
Oregon, in his annual rressige to tl c
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Whitney,
Common Council of said citv has called
on Thursday, a son.
attention to the pressing need of a water
A ticket with every dollar purchase, on
commission ; and
the sofa cushion at Mrs. Lindsey’s.
Whereas, the people of Tillamook Citv
Schillings' Golden Gate and Monopolie have declared their wish for the appoint­
Baking Powder, 37*/jc. per pound at ment of a water commission by jx tit on
Todd's
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to the Mayor and Common Council; and
Tillamook City’s frog pond is on the
Whereas, the majority of the Common
croak and giving a free concert every Council are also in favor of the appoint
evening.
meat of a water commission ; ami
Whereas, the present council will be
A burning flue was saved fron further
damage by chief Crenshaw on Tuesday» in pow^r only until January 1st, 1905.
and it is deemed desirable and necessary
at Mr. Johnsons residence.
J. W. Hellenbnind, Editn and Maud that the work of erecting and completing
11 ellenbrn nd, of Oretown, were in the ci tv of a water system once started should
be carried to a successful completion ;
on Monday.
Therefore, he it resolved that we, the
Green wood, direct from the mill,$1.80.
common council do hereby appoint the
Dry wood, $2.50. At Tillamook Lum.
following named citizens and taxpayers
her Co.'s mill.
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of Tillamook City, Oregon, to become
Vincent Jacob took out to Portland the members of the aforesaid water com­
four draught horses this week to dispose mission as follows : Clark Hadley. Mor-
of them there.
Jis Lea Ml, Geo. Cohn, Oo. Edmunds, F
W. C. Bailey is the local agent for V S. Whitehouse, B. L. Eddy, M. W. Har­
II Averill Si Co.. Russell engines and saw rison, C. I Clough, Claude Thayer. Carl
mill machinery.
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Patzlaff, F. R. Beals and Homer Mason,
We understand that the Truckee Co.'s and to relegate to said water commis­
saw mill at Hobsonvillc will probably sion power to have charge of all matters
pertaining to the location, kind, erection
start up again in April.
Mrs. Sturgeon has a large and varied and maintaining of a water system in
line of street hats for earlv spring wear and for the citv of Tillamook Citv and
the issuance of bonds to carry out such
at prices within reach of all.
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plans, as mav he promulgated by said
II. D. Maben and S. B. Morris, keeper
water commission 1 and be it further
and assistant at Cape Meares light sta.
Resolved, that the Mayor and Com-
tiou, wer" in the city on Monday.
mon Council take such steps as neces­
My Spring stork of Millinery goods is
sary to make said water commission a
now on display. Come early and make
permanent body, to have full charge and
your selection.—Mrs E H. Lindsey.
control of all matters pertaining to said
Gee, doesn’t it take a mighty long time water system proposed to be installed.
to get a move on to secure a new loca-
tion for the hell tower and hose com­
The Successful Kicker.
pany.
There is no better wav to judge the
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
FrEADLI *HT. MARCH 24.
TRADING IN FURS TO-DAY.
Some laterestlaa l*artlc«lars ot the
VstlSMl lu the Hudsoa
Hay Counter.
First of all. when an Indian arriees
to trade at a Hudson bay post, then,
fürs in the pack must be »orted, sil­
ver f X worth $500 separated from
cross fox and blue and white worth
from ten dollars down, according to
quality, and from common red fox,
worth less. Twenty years ago. says an
article on Hudson B-ay company, in
Frank Leslie’s Popular.Monihly.it was
no unusual thing for the Hudson Bay
company to send to England yearly 10.-
000 cross f<>x skins. 7.000 blue. 100.000
red. half a dozen silver. Few wolf skins
are in the trapper’s pack, unless par­
ticularly fine specimens of brown arc­
tic and white arctic, bought as a cu­
riosity, and not for value as skins.
Against the wolf the trapper wages
war as against a pest that destroys
other game, and not for its skin. Next
to muskrat, the most plentiful fur will
be that of the rabbit or varying hare.
Buffalo was once the staple of the hunt­
er. What the buffalo was. the white
rabbit is to-day. From it the Indian
gets clothing, tepee covers, blankets,
thongs, food. From it. the white man
who is a manufacturer of furs gets
gray fox and chinchilla, and seal in
imitation. Except one year in seven,
when a rabbit plague »pares the land
by cutting down their prolific numbers,
the varying hare is plentiful enough to
sustain the Indian.
MEMORIAL BELL FOR AUTHOR.
“To live in hearts we leave behind is
not to die,” said the poet most truly.
It is an immortality which comes in
larger measure to but a chosen few.
One of these lives in the heart of every
school boy who has declaimed from the
rostrum on Friday afternoon the stir­
ring words of “Spartacus.”
lie may not know whose brain fa­
thered the lines he is making embryot­
ic oratory out of, but the author lives
on. nevertheless. The late Rev. Elijah
Kellogg, for 50 years pastor of the Con­
gregational church in Hguswell, Me.,
was the writer of those oft spoken
verses, says the New Y’ork Herald.
In recognition of his writings, as
well as his long pastorate, a memorial
bell to his memory has been recently
hung in the belfry of the house of wor­
ship whose pulpit he filled so long with
his kindlv presence. His ministry ex­
tended over a wide field in the pas­
torate along the shore of Casco Bay,
and many out on the deep, as well as
those safe in the harbor of refuge, will
hear the far sounding deep tones of
the new bell and glow with remem­
brance of a good man gone to a well-
earned rest from his labors.
COSTLIEST DRINK ON RECORD.
One That Queen Victoria Took When
She Conferred the Title of Dake
on the Earl o4 Fife.
What is probably the costlieet drink
on record, coat its recipient 11,750, says
the Philadelphia Press.
When the earl of Fife—as he was
then- became the husband of Princess
Louise of Wales. Queen Victoria, at the
wedding breakfast which followed the
happy ceremony, drank to the "health
of the duke of Fife.”
The drink cost the semi-royal bride­
groom the amount of his letters patent
confirming the dukedom.
Letters patent accompany the con­
ferring of a title on an individual.
They take the form of a royal man­
damus, and the issuing of the docu­
ments is a costly matter, which has to
be borne by the ennobled; $500is prac­
tically the amount of the fee a new
knight has to’pay for the letters pat­
ent conveying the royal authority. A
baronet's liabilities are about the
same.
When a "Mr.” or "Sir" is advised
of the royal intention to elevate either
to the dignity of baron, the letters
patent conveying the royal authority
carries with it a fee of $750; of a vis­
count. $1.000, an earl. $1.250,a marquis,
$1,500 and a duke. $1.750.
About a ton of the delayed paper mail character of a man than by the wav he
arrived in this citv on Saturday evening kicks. In every business of anv magni­
via Sheridan, containing newspapers tude, where the work must be done bv
three weeks old.
many hands, some errors will occur. And
I have a full line of Braids. Chiffons, in rectifying these errors there is an ex
Malines, 1 rimtnings etc, and will make cellent opportunity to get a few glimpses
you a hat to order or will make a copy at human nature. The narrow-minded
man always k^ks as if the mistake in
from anv fashion plate—Mrs. Lindsey.
his case had been made intentionally,
The auenmer Sue II. Elmore came in
with the object ol cheating him or dis­
on Saturday, her passengers being VV. R
He often
Hollister, C. Peterson and family, R. criminating against him.
makes
foolish
threats,
indulges
in some
Hoffer, IL Myer and |. West.
unnecessary talk about honesty, etc.
The shock of earthquake in Tillamook,
The broad man treats a mistake as a
reported in our last issue, must have
mistake and politely asks that it he cor­
been the tail end of the one which occur-
rected. It is not necessary to say that
red oil the Sound at the same time.
if anybody has to wait awhile for a cor­
An ordinance was tend for the second rection it is not this man His polite
time at the city council meeting on Mon­ ness and good nature are appreciated
day evening on the application of F. S. and his affairs are nearly always made
Whitehouse for an electric light franchise. satisfactory without any trouble. It
The best place in the city to buy vour should be understood bv all that repu­
meat is at the Palace Meat Market. table business houses are more anxious
Prime meats, hams and ba co if always than their patrons are to avoid mistakes.
on hand.—S mith & J knkins , propri They use every possible means to prevent
The Wew Field Gni.
etora.
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them.
It takes time and work to
It has been decided by Secretary
Are you going to get a new hat for straighten them out ; and besides it is Root that the new field gun to be
Faster? If so call and see my stock, if the policy ofevery good businesss man supplied to the artillery of the army
will be a combination of the best
not call anyway and see the latest Ftyies. to please his patrons. If there is anv
moral to all this it is : Deal with good points of the field guns designed by
Mrs. Lindsey.
Herr Krhardt, the German expert,
The Sue H. Elmore went out Wednes­ business men ,* and when anything goes and Capt Wheeler, of the ordnance
day with the following passengers Nels wrong kick like a gentleman —National department. The chief feature of the
Jnxtsen, Nels Axlesen. Miss Vaughn, L. Stockman.
Erhardt gun which wi.ll be incorpo­
rated in the new gun to be manufac­
Woolf, W. R Hollister, P. McIntosh, F
Call for General Fund and Scalp tured is the breech mechanism. The
C. Baker.
Bounty Warrants.
chief distinguishing characteristic of
When you want a nice meal go to the
the new gun from the old is the three
Model Restaurant.
Everything first,
All warrants endorsed prior to Tuly 5, foot long recoil,
This prevents the
class and up-to-date. Those who are 1902, are due and will be paid on kicking
of the gun carrisge from its
boat ding should give the Model Res­ presentation. Interest ceases this date. < riginal position when the gun
is
taurant a trial.
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March 24th, 1904.
fired.
P. W Tono, County Treasurer.
The editor left on the steamer Tuesday
< rriek of Sailers.
on a business trip, and while outside will
Democratic Central Committee , Bailor« h«.r a »ery «implr. ni what
visit Ins daughter at Eugene for a few
it «girt to b. a »rrv effretiv» way of
Notice is hereby given that a meeting drtrrmininf th» rdib!« or nonrdiblr
days. He expects to be in his sanctum
of the Tillamook County Democratic qualxi»« of any nrw .arieti». of tish
again next week.
l he oratorical contest by the pupils of Central Committee will be held at the they may happen to run arm.. In
the Tillamook high school will take place office of Thoa. Coates, in Tillamook the water in which the fi.h is boiled
to-night (Friday) evening at the opera < ity, Oregon, on Wednesday, March is placed a bright silrer coin. If the
coin retain« its natural color during
house, when another enjoyable evening 30. at 1 o'clock p m.. for the purpose of
the boiling pr ews the fi,h is good to
Hiing the time and place of IVmocratic
si in store for those who attend
eat
But if it turns dark, the food is
The burning out of the large Hew nt primaries ami county convention, ap­ rejected.
the Pa luce hotel early Thursday morn portioning delegates and such other
business ns may properly come before
mg. cuused an alarm to lie turned in.
the meeting.
The hose carts were taken out. and the
you ti|r
fORM S heets . Chairman.
tire was kept in tne dew without any
ith the
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oûtes
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Secretary.
damage.
ed life
The captain of the schooner C. T.
Notice.
Hill, was in the city Wednesday, and
■ rnaklya Bridge
left down the bay on the Vosburg Wed.
The farmer grade is now open tor
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nesday The Hill has a cargo of lumber
travel, but is yet dangerous.
or California, and was towed to sen
W. W. COMDKR.
by the V osburg. Thuisday morning
County Judge.
1904.
Bate
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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DAIRYMEN’ AND
S SUPPLIES
TEEL STOVES & RANGES
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window
Sashes,
Line of Choice
GROCERIES
Agents for the Great Western Saw
M c I ntosh & McNAIR,
The Most
Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
diverts
i.pja.l
Iu the County Court of Tillamook County
\- t«te of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate
of Daniel S. Pierce. Tokie
(Pierce) Coon, Rachel L. Order to show
(Pierce) Johnson. Mag­ cause why order
nettie Pierce. Laura Pierce of sale of real
anti Ethel^E. Pierce, heirs estate should
at law of the estate of S. not be made.
I), and Minnie Pierce, de­
ceased.
Daniel S. Fierce, the guardian of the person
and estate of Ethel E. Pierce and Magnettie
Pierce, who are heirs of the estate of S. D.
Pierce and Minnie Pierce, deceased, having
filed his petition herein,duly verified, praying
for an order of sale of all the real estate of
said descendants for the purpose therein set
forth, being the Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter of Section 29, in Town­
ship 2 South of Range 9 West-of the Wil-
lmette Meridian in Oregon.
It is therefore ordered that all persons in­
terested in the estate of said deceased, ap­
pear before the County Court on Monday,
the 2nd day of May, 1904, at the hour of
ten o'clock in the fore-noon of said day, at
the Court House, in Tillamook City. Tilla­
mook County, State of Oregon, to show'
cause if any they have, why an order should
not be granted to the said guardian to sell
all of the herein described real estate of the
said descendants at private sale.
That a copy of this order l>e published for
four successive weeks in the Tillamook Head­
light. a newspaper printed and published in
said county and state.
Dated this 21st day of March, 1904.
W. W. C onder ,
County Judge.
W. H. C ooper ,
Attorney for Guardian.
fltAL tSMTt.
F. LEACH,
PROPRIETOR OF
Tillamook Meat Market
DEALER IN
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook
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MILLS A R1UHAKDS0N—Bargains..
130 acres, good Four Roomed House,
barn, hennery, orchard, garden and
house. Lots neatly fenced, four acres
meadow, 15 acres cleared and fenced in
grass, 50 acres more or almost cleared
and in pasture. Fine out range; can
drive to it with buggy.
Settled all
around
Owner removed, a snap, $700
Creek runs through it. Four or five
hundred dollars worth of chittiin bark '
on this claim.
120 Acres, 100 level, mostly good bot­
tom. All good land. Small house, good
sized barn, fine orchard, no long narrow
strip, but in square body,
65 acres
cleared. Well keep 20 cows. If sold at
once $2000. >1000 cash, balance in one
or two years
This ranch is only six
miles out, only offered this week at above
price. Be quick.
160 Acres, — Price $1600. School­
house on land. Good comfortable house.
four rooms, goo<i barn, orchard, 15 acres
sowed in oats. 40 to 50 acres cleared on
the main road in county. An ideal home.
$1600. Better look ibis up.
SHOP
Pacific Navigation Co.
STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON.
ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE.
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. for San Francisco, Portland
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
A„ent.
R & N-
R Co . Portland.
Agents M & C. R. R. Co., Portland.
Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express.
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A. K. CASE,
We have town lots—Blocks, busi­
nesses. rental properties, houses and lots
ranging from $225. Three roomed, up
to the most palat'al residence. Ranches
from four acres up to 950 acres. Town
sites. Also would l>e pleased to corres­
pond w ith sny outside parties getting up [
colony. Just at present this county has
no railroad, but are coming, and don t
you forget it.
Eight foot coal vein !
just discovered—also coal in other parts
of the county known a long time; also
our immense tindier, universally ack- I
nowrledged the liest dsirv county in tbp i
state
Rivers stieaming with the finest
of fish.
Needs no irrigation. Grass
green the year around.
No healthier ‘
place to I* found. Ice cold springs burst
ing from every hill side and mountaip
slope
Willamette people drive’ over
every sutr.niev to get a good drink. With
the Pacific ocean to ship our produce to
the markets of the world. Do we really
need railroads is a question * Steamers
twice a week, weather permitting, via
Astoria.
Tillamook Iron Woks
General Machinists & Blacksmiths
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
TILLAMOOK,
The Best in Current Literature
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
J. P. ALiLiE|4, Proprietor.
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
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NO CONTINUED STORIES
CV<RV SUKICS COMPLETE IN tTEELP
J. S. LAMAR,
$ WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
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I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
W ines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
this City.
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££■ si' i’■* *
vA t Wh^ky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal
3 Wines,
12 C omplete N ovele Y earlv
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
RAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
•2.50 PBRYCAR; 28 CTB. A COPY
OREGON.
The Best Hotel
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A F amily library
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" PROPRIETOR
One eight Roomed House and five lots, •
dead town, but commencing to bopm I
now. Quick if. you want it. Title per- '
feet.
LIPPINCOTT'S
near the
Headlight.
Office.
yA
Su
$1.00 to $3.00 per gal •
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Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
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