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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 7, 1904. 12 89 Homer Mason, incidentals.......... 9 65 Arthur Morolf............ ••• ....... 19 2<> A. M. Hare, salary as assessor... 200 00 John Blum.................................... 1 GO George Edgar.......................... — G. B. Lamb, salary as superin The Tillamook Water Commission met 24 4t> Fred Blum.................................... Push the road clubs along. tendent ....................................... 100 The board of county commissioners on Thursday evening, with a full board 50 40 Charles Bluin and team............ G. B. Lamb, traveling expenses 10 * If * Little or no progress was made in get- met on Wednesday, with County 31 60 G. B Lamb, incidentals............... 3 50 Alvin Blum................................... It is said that microbes eat each other ting down to actual business, tor the Judge W. W. Conder and Commis 7 20 A. Arstill, grading........................ 40 00 I Jacob Blum.................................. * in a septic tank. A tew tanks in lilla- commission wanted to know what other 28 oo sioners G. W. Bodyfelt and Geo. C. W. Hogen, 42 days work...... 10,\ OO lohn Riggs.................................... niuok City wouldn’t lie out of place. systems cost, consequently whatever Agrees to Buy Toll Road. B. C. Lainb, storage on safes...... 5 ov Ike Moore and team................... w 80 * M * now moves were undertaken, thev were Loerpabel, present, when the follow 21 30 William Miller............................. In the matter of the Big Nestucca Pacific States Telephone and The populists have nominated Thomas tabled tor the time being. The following ing business was transacted : 20 OO 3 75 j R. R. Craten and team............... 'telegraph Co............................. We report of the location committee was Watson, of Georgia, tor president. “ The petition of The Astoria Com Clay Wagon Road Co., that company J. W. Buckles, wood ................... 20 (Ml 8 00 ! Claud Dunagan ..................... ...... the thought, sure, that the middle of read : 34 80 pany in regard to advertisement of offered to make an agreement with R. L. Wade, merchandise............ 11 85 Kasper Shields and team......... Tillamook, Ore., loaders had gone out cf business. 14 OU 3 00 ; G. W. Parriteh.............................. Cohn & Co., merchandise ......... land assessed to Daniel Cronen on the the county as follows: June 28th. 1904. * * * 2 00 “This agreement made this 6th day E. D. Hoag, repairs................... 12 60 ' P. Norlierg................................. The Committee on location have ex 1902 tax roll, was rejected. Things are looking brighter for the 4 (hi 45 00 John Siuimons and team ....... Fred W. Kabba, sr...................... A deed from A. Benscheidt and of July, 1904, by and between the Big Ray Thompson ............................ 13 00 (ieorgie Simmons,tending gate . Russians. The rainy season may pre amiued the old water works supply of 4 00 vent the Japanese from rushing them water and condition of pipe. Nestucca Clay Wagon Road Co., a others to Tillamook county for a road, 4 00 Joe Duncan................................... 42 80 Jessie Simmons, ditto................. We find the old pipe in an uncertain out of Hie country too precipitately. private corporation organized and ex 3 60 Road District No. 5. Everett Bales........... ................. was continued. first-class condition. Not reliable for a * ☆ * .58 00 The court approved the appointment isting under and by virtue of State of Everett Bales aud te-iin ............. 22 (H) i C. Coulson.................................... IfJurd Morris is storing any “spirits” system. 58 00 ' Everett Bales, 148 yards gravel. 74 00 T. Coulson................................... going to i We found one half of water Oregon, party of the first part, and of Thos. Coates as deputy sheriff. in the vicinity of the Headlight office, the 11 50 William Knight............................ 16 80 W. A. Sailing................................ waste at head of old svstem. the County of Tillamook, State of editor is in hope his neighbors won't go $ 20 4 40 J Sailing....................................... . William Hartzell ........................ I Claim of L. Hiner for $11.85 was Bv building a dam sufficient water can 16 50 inviting nini to a dark seance and com 9 00 ' William Hiatt............................. be had to supply a town of 15<M)to IbOO rejected for reason that a supplemental Oregon, party of the second part, wit- L. A. York ................................... pel him to be the medium. 8 00 n esse th that the party of the first part I G. A. Walker............................... 18 00 i E, P Milla.................................... bill bad been filed. people. 42 Otf < * * I i Fred Zaddach and team............. 16 80 G. Kirk................................... We believe the citv can be piped with Rates of toll for the Big Nestucca hereby undertakes and agiees to sell, G. R McKimens.......................... 23 80 j A 15 20 Mr. A. J. Cohn, who was elected the ten inch main extending to city limits ; R. Y. Blalock................................ 3 M» president of the good roads club in this from citv limits to head of present sup Toll Road were established as follows: and the party of the second part here Charles Easom.............................. 14 40 ■ John Barber.................................. 13 00 city, will, we believe, take a great in plv with new ten inch wood pipe lor $1.(10 by undertakes to buy all of the toll Charles Easom and team............. 12 80 j G. W. Lucas................................ Each 4 wheeled vehicle 4 4 48 (KI terest in the movement. Let everybody $17,000. .50 road belonging to the Big Nestucca | Claim of Clark & Buchanan for |50 ! C. Wool«................... ................. 2 wheeled vehicle 4 4 39 50 help make t success of it by putting their .25 Clay Wagon Road Co. as the same was | was continued. Saddle or pack horse E. Kinnainan................................ This includes cost of , , 4 4 bead fo loose stock Jas. Christensen, work................ shoulder to the wheel. .10 N 00 1. Spencer..................................... construction, but not the cost of the old i originally surveyed, and is now estab- 4 4 Joseph Bixby, merchandise ....... 4 00 * « * head of hogs or sheep .024, D. Coulson .................................. svstem Yellow Fir Lumber Co., lumber. 48 oo I. H. Shortlidge............................ Noone whooped up the Fourth with We did not examine Killam creek. The same iates were established for iished, built and operated within Tilla : Yellow Fir Lumber Co., lumber M 07 A. D. Tnarp ................................ greater enthusiasm than Albert did out (Signed), the Little Nestucca Toll Road, and mook County, State of Oregon, stait- H. B. Johnson, road supervisor. . 16 00 L. Wallace.................................... at the seal rocks on Monday. We must, F S. W hitehouse , ' ing,at the line of said road with the tho Little Nestucca Wagou Road Com 99 (Ml ' C. F. Franklin, merchandise.... H. Booth....................................... however, raise an objection to baiting M. F. L each . Eastern boundary line of said county : C I. Clough merchandise ....... 4 OO pany. J. Bixbv......................................... fish in that way and then catching and C has 1. C lough . 5 60 H. L.fJensen .............................. bringing them to town. Resignation of Matt Morrison as at Dolph, Ore., iunning hence north ¡Tillamook Headlight................ This was endorsed by the executive : A. W. Severance, envelopes . .. 11 50 G. T. Coulson.............................. * * * committee. supervisor of R. D. No. 1, was ac westerly to the terminus of the said 16 00 W. Booth .................................... Public office is a nice thing for those 1 A communication was read from the cepted and Fred Zaddach appointed Iroad at the northwest coiner of School I Independent................ ................ W. E Southwick, building of 22 Ou G. Kellow...................................... who step into office, hut it is when they Tillamook Water Company, making a district No. 13. fices ............................................ 15 00 N.Jobj ....................................... ’ turn the rascals out” that it does not j propostion to put in a new iron svstem to Uli the vacancy. Peterson and Svenson ........... . 12 00 Clinton Mills .............................. Resignation of Fred Kabkee as f el so good It will only be two yea is on a 30 years’ franchise. Tillamook Lumbering Company 10 40 “The condition being to have con A. Boilyfelt.................................. hei ce, and then off come officials heads supervisor of R. D. No. 2, was ac A vote was taken as to what expendi lumber ............................... . 4 611 H. Farmer.................................... again. ture the commissioners would be willing I cepted and W. H. Hoskins was appoin veyed all the rights, privileges, fran- Tillamook Telephone & Tele 11 (10 O Fanner..................................... * * * ! chises and easements of every name graph Co ................................. 9 (HI C. Jensen .................................... If the location committee of the Tilla go to in putting in a new water svstem, ted to fill the vacancy. 7 (IO A. O. Wells .................................. In the matter of the assessment of and nature, which the said party of Tillamook Lumber Company.... mook Water Commission can put in a and it ranged from $40,000 to $30,000. 4 i HI The location committee was instructed railroad lands in Tillamook County, the first part has to the road beds, C. H. Wolfe, cleaning bricks. . .. N. A. Christensen....................... new water svstein with a ten inch wood 6 40 N. A. Curl................................... pipe for $17,000. we move that the rest to write to several persons as to the the court employed J. D. Edwards bridges and structures used in the I J. W. Rolaud, field notes for sur veyor .......................................... Road District No. 6. of the Commission hold their whist while cost of and material used in the construc construction and operation of said I Dawson Bros., buggy................ and Lem Parker to survey »nd plat tion of other systems. Commissioner SO 20 Frank Bowles.............................. that committee produce detailed esti road. j P. W. Todd, salary as treasurer. 16 00 Harrison wanted this referred to “The said land for the sum of $150. Clyde Hudson.............................. mate and plans. 46 40 Paunch’’ of the commission—meaning “All of said property is to be con I Tillamook Herald.... * K tr Sam Hunter.................................. In re assessment of certain lands to 58 20 Walter Bowles............................ The prohibitionists have nominated the executive committee:—but it did not Wm. G. Gosslin for year 1903, petition veyed free and clear of all incum 11. M. Smith................. I A. K. Case ............... 27 20 ________________ SilasC. Swallow, of Pennsylvania, for carry. Ed. Kuoblock................... ....... brance (except that various persons I Peterson and Svenson granted and assessment ordered can 25 60 pjesident, and Geo. W. Carrol, of Texas, Frank Bowles.............................. have a right to traverse said road free | E L. Sappington....... 72 OO for vice president. Let’s all take a smile Good Roads Club Organized. celled. D. Dunn....................................... F L. Sappington.... of toll on account of their giving the 88 00 to the health of the prohi candidate for Webster Hudson ........................ In re assessment of certain lands for Ernest ciienger......... 12 80 president,who may not be able to run as Henry Gage................................. road an easement through their premi the years 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1903, County Judge W. W. Conder, who Eddy & Botts, excess of fees paid. 11 20 swift as ne could ny, if his name indicates A. Gage ........................ .............. ses so long as it remains a toll road. ) John Hickey, salary as road su is one of the vice-presidents of the belonging to Blodgett Co., petition 16 00 any thing. A. Arstell .................................... “ The party of the first part is to pervisor ..................................... 8 60 Jack Ollis...................................... * * * Oregon Good Roads Club, addressed was granted aud money ordered re P. H. M Smith, road supervisor. deliver and convey as provided for Road District No. I. A good deal wa< said by the Press a meeting of the citizens at the Opera funded. Fred Robitch, damage changing 23 20 Frank Lundberg and team........ about a sane Fourth of July. Tillamook Rouse on Thursday evening, which In re taxes for 1901 and 1902 on cer j upon the second day after the first road............................................ 11 60 Samuel Lundberg ...................... had several sane celebrations on Mon 1 meeting of the county court for Tilla- tain lands belonging to D. A. Blodgett mook County for the month of May, A. W. Severance, merchandise. 43 40 Sophia Larsen.............................. day, notably, the Grange picnic at Fair, •_ i proved to be a very interesting meet- sorso Rudolph Larsen.......................... view. There were iio gambling joints Jug in many rospects. The judge out- & Co., petition granted and sale or ; 1905. in consideration of the party of W. H. Hoskins, road work. G. M. Watkins, road work I second part hereby undertakes to H. Rittenhouse and team......... 128 00 there to take the men a wav from their H|ie<l many of the subject» that could dered cancelled. L. Hiner, repairing ............... 82 40 William Crawford...................... wives and children and ‘he society■ <,f , j b , cJ guoh In re taxes for 1901 of certain lands P8? for the property, $1000 to the Frank Severance.................... . 56 40 Fred Kabbe, jr.......................... neiiihbiirs anil Irieinls—as in lillauiook . . George Loepabel, salary as com 31 Citv in previous years. I national old, asaessmont of property, belonging to the Wilson Lumber Co., j Par‘y °f the first part.^ 00 W. D. Steele............................... “ In consideration of this agreement missioner .................................. petition was granted and sale ordered | 54 40 P. Linkhart ................................. , , » I how to raise money, rebates on Un W. \V. Conder, salary as county the county court has fixed until the 58 80 William Norris .......................... it will be notited by the proceedings of proved property, how to build sub cancelled. jndge .......................................... 70 no William B Smith ...................... The appointment of Kathleen Mills payment of the said sum and the trans- G. W. bodyfelt, salary as com tile.commissioner.’ court that it is about; Htautir»l roads, the building of a court 30 60 J. Thompson .............................. to buy the right the company has ill the house, toll roads, the assessment of as deputy clerk was approved. missioner.................................... ; 1 for of the property at the same rates I 1 80 William Reddaway.................... Big Nestucca toll road lor $ 100<> We Petition of Norman Olson for road 1 as were established for the year ending Homer Mason, desk.................. 23 80 William Chisholm .................... hope this is the first nail in the coffin to ; timber lands, road work by contract ! D. A. Blodgett, refund of tax ... in the month of May, 1904 : The party 3 ®0 Joseph Eilenburger ................... do awav with toll roads, and now that and many other matters which are of improvement was continued . Twelve Road District No. 5. there is a movement to get road clubs great importance to the people, but of the petitioners agreed to donate of the first part undertakes to operate Holgate............................. started, we hope these will also drive principally upon measures which work ranging from $15 to $5. said road and keep the road bed in a ¡John Lee Lyster................................. County Court another nail into toll roads, so as to nil passable condition, and the'road open Albert Kinnaman ................... Petition of W. Hoenicke for road the county of these antiquated methods would be framed and introduced at for travel as it has usually been. State vs. xVlatt Casev. Henry Meister, plaintiff, va Charles ol road building. the next session of the state legislature. was continued. “It is not understood, however, that G. B. Alky, justice.... Bowen, defendant. Ordered that at W * * Petition of Herman Tohl for road He also said that the county court was O. E. Quick, constable The Tillamook Water Commission on . the party of the first part shall be re James tached property be sold and that exe improvement was continued. Tone, witness . Thursihiv expressed an opinion as to the anxious to build good roads and they quired to renew or rebuild any bridges cution issue to enforce this judg . Ellen Mahoney, witness Resignation of G. B. Lamb as county extent each member was willing to bond j wanted the co-operation of the people Frank Tone, witness.... ment. the cily for a new water system. Some , all over the county, and for that rea- school superintendent was accepted, which may be destroyed. Road District No. 2. “It is understood that if what is F. R. Beals, plaintiff, vs R. M. wanted a firs', class system, one was for I son he had interested himself in start and W. W. Wiley was appointed to till , S. Hauxhurst.... $40,00(1, a majority tor $35.000,some tor known as the Castle Rock bridge is j Sam Johnson .... Dingess and Seth F. Moon, defend the vacancy. ing good road clubs. He thought Tilla $30,000 and a few who would not give ants. Demurrer sustained and defend in the matter of the claim of John destroyed before May 1, 1905, that the Chester Hoskins the mamimuin indebtedness. That looks mook City should have an enthusiastic ants given until July 7th in which to as il the senseless and unlmsiness agita club, for he pointed out that it was of Weiss, it was ordered that 80,675 feet sum of $150 shall be deducted from Pete Jacohs...... Clarence Tilden tion for a $58,000 mortgage plaster on vast importance to the business inter of plank be credited on contract to sell the purchase price of $1000.’’ tile answer. Harry Mitchell the city is already busted. Had any rea Upon due consideration it was or Bert lllingsworth Allen Gilbert Ramaker Co., a cor- mill and that a warrant be drawn in ests of the city that it should have sonable exfienditure, say from $20,000 to dered that the county do enter into Clarence Duncan poration, plaintiff, vs V. Nodine, $25,000, been decided upon, Tillamook good roads, and in doing so, showed favor of Jerd Morris and John Weiss defendant, default and judgment. Citv would have had a new water sys what good roads h^il already done for for 100,000 feet at $5 per M, amounting such an agreement, and that the Chas. Bowers tem and better fire protection before tins. the city. One of the things that Judge to $500.00, and that time for payment county judge be and he is hereby Otto Lunow.. John Alegg ... K< * * authorized to sign such an agreement John H<»bson Conder dwelt most upon was the in- on mill be extended to Sept., 1904. Roosevelt’s Defeat is Possible. Has Tillamook City lost considerable behalf of and as attorney in fact on Frank Hobson Claim of D. H. Vedder for lumber trade ? Here is a point worth consider- I I justice of taxing all improvements for the county, and that the clerk Martin Ripley. Just now a great many things of a If .................... a niun comes to town with ing I. -.......................... ---- - a upon farm lands, while the speculators in the sum of $8.00 was rejected, as a Dave Trowbridge financial nature, such as the low prices claim covered this affix to such contract the county seal. Joe Hauxhurst good wad of nioney tojavjn .upplie. and those who did not improve their subsequent and diminished demands far dairy pro for his family, but instead of doing so the land allowed it to remain unproductive amount. Tillamook Lumber Co., lumber.. TO 65 Bert Mapes .... duct, with innumerable other causes, gamblers "skin" him of Ins money, it is j Ben Vantress... Claim of Ernest Haag for lumber H V. Alley, lumber....................... 6 32 combined with a solid railroad strike only natural to expect that when he re. I ; and who wee not assessed as they Matt, Morrison, road work ...... 25 00 Ben Hauxhurst throughout Tillamook county, has cast turns home minus the supplies or having \ should be. He was in favor of giving was allowed at the rate of $5.00 per; G. Olev Vatitress B. Alley, assisting in can a gloom over those who are anxious to gone‘‘in tick" for them, his better half 1 , a rebate upon improved farm property M, as per agreement, amounting to Al Jurice........ . vassing election returns ......... 3 00 sell their holdings. However, just now thinks rightly that Tillamook Citv is a I ' to the extent of $5000. $5.75. Irwin Kabkee 3 W. T. West, ditto .......................... 00 no doubt about it. If all who has land bad place for any man togo to mid trade ' J. C. Bewley.. Claim of N. Jones for 50c for spikes, G. B Alley, cost bill, State vs. The judge's remarks started an in for sale will see C. Mills at once. There who cannot resist the gambling craze. Jeff Harris ................................. 7 30 E. Kinvou ... is a bright hope for you to make a sure Consequently, when the man starts out formal discussion, in which Messrs in repairing couuty road, was rejected. Geo. W. Phelps, registering JohnJohnson cash sale, as there will be three men, his lignin to do some trading i he wife iscute ' Claude Thayer, A. J. Cohn, T. B. in the matter of the improvement of LouisGlaser.. votes ........................................... 1 20 friends from the east, to look over this enough to head him off in a direc Handley and others participated, the county road on Netarts Bay, near H. A. Miles, ditto.......................... 3 40 Road District No. 3. country who are authorized to buy for tion where he w ill not fall into the hands i H. M. Franklin.... 4 60 Whiskey Creek, it was ordered that F. C. Varner, ditto ................... of the Philistine, or they send outside for which showed that the discussion of 75 families. Now, gentlemen, this is 4 24 N. Boquist........... true, hence needs no argument to con their supplies where Jones pays the I good roads could be made very in- Gust Kunze be allowed to haul 60; P'................... Me Ke I very...... vince you that the thing for you to do is freight. Now who is to blame tor a tail , terested and spirited. Mr. Thayer yards of gravel at 37>so per yard, and o K chamberlain, ditto............. 2 90 D. Wm. Elliott .......... 40 9 to see C. Mills and list your lands with ing off in trade ? ¡thought that il would be a good plan he was also allowed to expend $2.50 in [ W. T. West, ditto...................... 2 70 M M. Toddhunter him. Office. 1st Door East of the Head ik * * hauling brush. I Carl Shortridge, ditto................ 90 Lory Hogan.......... light Office (or write me at once). • Two of the saloons in Tillamook City to have meetings and short addresses Geo. Vaughn .......... 2 OO Assessor Hare was allowed until the H. Christensen, ditto ............ on Saturday started up again "wide made upon the different subjects. He ..■•.U O . 1 Guy McKelvery.... ■ .. . . Claims of Deputy Sheriffs. open’’ gambling. The voters will see would do all he could to help. 26th September, 1904, in which to com j. p South Prairie...... 4 OO John Alelchoir The city council met on Tuesday that the saloon keepers who break the! It was eventually decided to form a plete and fill the assessment roll. 1 joe Hauxhurst, Garibaldi ......... 4 00 J. Perry........... law and turn their placesol business into evening, when the ordinance to in D. Billings ...... 00 4 The bid of Mrs. J. M. Bodie for the C. Christensen. Little Nestucca. gambling joints are supplying the anti-i club, anil Mr. A. J. Cohn was elected care of George Myers, a county charge, F°r*s‘ Ayere- Btetee................... crease the peddler’s license to $5 per 4 00 Wm. Tinnerstet saloon people with one of the strongest president, and Mr. Thos. Coates, 4 00 Grant Mills......... day was passed to its second reading. arguments in favor of putting the saloon secretary, The newly elected presi for board and washing at $12.u0 a h . Poland, Beaver..................... 4 00 Fred Bush.......... The bills allowed were: Tbos. Coates, keepers out of business. If they will per- I dent thanked the meeting for the month, was accepted. E. A. Hart, Dolph....................... 4 00 Everett McKelvery sist in antagonizing public opinion and $15; Clyde Clements, $45; water rent, Chas. F. Blum, Carnahan......... 4 00 Wm. Jolly.. The bid of Peter Hasselborg, for ’ 20 honor it has conferred upon him and turn their saloons into "wide open" Eugene, Alkinson, Sand Lake ... 4 00 C. Wallin.... ; electric lights, $27 ; Carl Haber- gambling joints in violation of the state he would do the best be could to make cords of spruce limb wood at $4 per i S. L. Linkhart, Nehalem ............ 4 00 J. Wallace.. tech, $8.33; R. L. Wade, $5.49; L. law and city ordinances, there is one the club a success. cord, was accepted. Wm Hartzell, Foley................... 4 00 C. Jennings. Hiner, $23.05; W. H. Eberman, $3; thing wherein the public can show their Bonds of Chas. H. Woolfe, with the ! A. N. Simmons, Bay................... Those present, residing in the city, 4 00 M. |. Toddhunter. righteous indignation, and that is to W. C. Wolf, $21; Tillamook Lumbering ; W. E Southwick, Hoquarton... 4 uo Dock Wallin.......... United States Fidelity and Guaranty joined the club and all will tie given vote w ith ihe anti saloon people next S. C. Foster, Tillamook ............ 4 OO —. Marble............. Co., $18.94; Emmett Quick, $39; Eli November. Saloon keepers should not an opportunity to join nnd push the Company, in the sums of $5,000 and • Grant Mills, Fairview ............. . 4 00 Eddie Fishbocker. Olds, $20; Wm. Kimball, $2; W. C. tar privileged to violate the law. Other good work along. $10,000, were accepted. 1 A. M. Austin, Netarts ................ 4 00 Olie Gulstrom...... 'itizens are not. and the saloon keejiers Wolf, $3. ________________ Bond of G. B Lamb, with the Uni j G. H. Ward, Hebo...................... The president appointed Messrs C. 00 C. McKillip... 4 ould lie the first to howl if they were, H. E. Gibson ted States Fidelity and Guaranty Com Thayer, H. T. Botts and Chas. 1. js the duty of the |>ence officers to see W. E. Southwick. preparing Another boatload of 15 survivors of M. Forrester. the law is enforced, but there is Clough, the latter being the chairman, pany, in the sum of $10,000, was ac polling place ........................... . 1 00 A. Holden..... the illtated Danish steamer Norge, which nlJhing rotten when they are judge a committee to frame a constitution, cepted. Edmunds Bros., merchandise.... 1 00 Geo. Olds...... foundered off Rockall Reef, 290 mile« whi?r7 and usurps the power ns to and the meeting adjourned subject to ] Bond of P. W. Todd, with Samuel Tillamook Water Co................... 2 00 Wm Gilmore. from the Scottish mainland, on June 28. and ,w" ^ey will allow to lie violated W. H Cooper, rent ..................... 6 00 were landed at {Aberdeen, Scotland, I Henry Deihl.. what’1*1 ‘hey will enforce. Is this the call of the president, when Judge; Downs, Olive Todd. J. E. Tuttle, L. Woodmen Camp, Nehalem, lum. bv the steamer trawler Largo Bav. —. McFall».... Hiner, I. M. Smith, W. G. Kelso, J. peace o*,m,,,,h people have been paying Conder will tie pt cent. ber .............................................. 10 00 Ray Marble.. Still 627 personsare missing, it is report •rs big fat salaries for ? R. Harter, J. W. Latimer, Chas. I. Fred Arthur, salary as deputy ed. I he contingent now being cared for A. Marolf..... 1 1 j sheriff ................. joe 50 at Aberdeen consists of 12 passengers, K. Franklin.. Notes to Former Creditors. Clough and E. M. Harvey, bondsmen, E. W. Stanley, salary as sheriff 284 Notice. 17 C. A. Elliott the third mate of the Norge, the quater. in the sum of $10,(W was accepted. Bids wan, .__., . . . . E. W. Stanley, supplies for B. master, a steward, a lamp trimmer, and Lee Forester.. . , tor the board, washing Prompt settlements must be made of Bond of C. E. Reynolds, with J. L. F. Archer.................................... M for and care . ... , one of the crew. They drifted at the J. Forester..... ... , , .Asa woods. all outstanding accounts in order to Jones and J. S. Lamar as bondsmen, D. H. Vedder. lumber........... ....... 8 merer of the Atlantic for six days. Their Hida to tie fit . . . . A. Gist........... , - with the County <lerk i save costs, Emmett Quick, moving safes ...... in the sum of $3,(XX), was accepted. 15 water and food gone, the occupants W.S. Cone..... of Tillamook C * ... , , ntv. Or., on or before I Books are left at Peterson Jt Svenson. were almost too exhausted to hope when Bond for W. W. Wiley, with Chas. Ed. Knoblock, witness before G. H. Williams the < th dnv of Se. . .... prosecuting attorney............... 4 80 : the boat hove in sight. This was on C. W. Pike., *. 1964. I Ct.xy D anikis Co. 1. Clough and Homer Mason, bonds Wirt Sappington, ditto............... 7 60 J. H. Hicks... July 4, when the boat was about 30 men. in the sum of $500, was accepted. John Kretis. ditto ...................... 7 20 W. 8. Hare miles off St Kilda. Those rescued had Bonds of C. W. Hogen, G. B. Alley, J. D. Edwards and Lem Parker eked out an existence on two biscuits Road District No. 4 examining railroad lands to I. W. Hiner and O. E. Quick, were per day. Russ Johnson................. Take your ascertain amount of burned H. B Johnson and team Russian deserters are constantlv cross also accepted. timber....................................... ISO oo D. D. West ....................... ........... and team..... ing the pruth into Ronmania. Many Claim for work in R D. No. 5, was C. A. Johnson, salary as deputy Alvin Johnson and team.. . are arrested by the frontier patrols, but assessor ................................... 100 •Xi Hull Johnson....................... continued. some reach the interior of the state. Both Cohn & Co., merchandise ......... I 70 i Claims of J. Sanders and Frank Thomas Weber............ .......... the soldiers and peasants of Bossarabia Otto Walther, keeping G. to Charles Gome..................... . Wheeler were continued. have a superstitions dread of going to Meyer......................................... 30 Guy Forrester........................ the Far East. The prisoners of the Rus Claim* oil. M. Smith. R L. Wade, Homer Mason, salary as clerk... 266 Albert Darby........................... sian side of the harbor are full of me* McIntosh Ac McNair. W. B. Smith. Tilla Cohn 8: Co., merchandise........... 3 Thos. Lyster.......................... suspected of intention to desert. The mook Logging Co. and T. H. McCor Albert Mason, salary as deputy John Weber and team........... officers are said to be under the necessitr clerk .......................................... 100 THE RKLIAfeit Isaac Wells and team ........... mack were continued. of observing every precaution to avoid | E. H. Lindsey............................. 80 DRUGGIST. a general mutiny. Editorial Snap Shots. Commissioners in Session. Tillamook Water Commission PRESCRIPTIONS j Clough.. I In the mattnr of the bid of Walter D. Wood for the construction of a bridge across the Miami river, lie was awarded the contract in the sum of $479. Claims ofjacob Kiitnm and G. M.Wat kins were rejected.
