TILLAMOOK HEADLIGBXSEPTEMBER 22, ASSESSMENT FOR TILLAMOOK COUNTY. 1904. Real Estate Transfers. Ruported bv Eddy uud Botts. Ii $600,000 More than Last Year—Householders Get No U. S. A. to Edith E. Brown, Patent. Se Seo 26, 2 S 8. Exemptions—County is Assessed at £2,603,863. S. A. to Uorace Adams, Patent. 8 ls Sw aud SG Se 28, 2 S 10. Assessor A. M. Hare completed the assessment of Tillamook S. A. to John C. Coiwiu, Patent. county on Tuesday, and it will be seen that it foots up $2,603,863, Ne 33, 1 N 8. being $600,000 more than it was last year. The assessor has not S. A. to Heirs of Charles W. allowed any exemptions to householders. Vaughn. W ls Se, Sw Ne aud lot 2 See 6, 3 N 7. Following is the assessment for 1904 : S. A. to Robert Watt, Patent. E ‘., N umber. Value. Ne See 34 and S l4 Se 27, N 10. Acres of tillable land................................................ 218,980 1 John R. Harter to John Johuson, 855° Acres of nontillable land......................................... 461,759 1 528,43s 14.56 acres iu lot 4, See 24, 1 S 10 Improvements on deeded land............................. *1000. 92,570 [Town and city lots............................................. .. 71,218 Charles S. Wells and wife to A sah el 5.507 1 Improvements on town and city lots................ M. Hare and wife, Lots 3 and 4 | 49,96o jImprovements on land not deeded or patented block 10 Thayer's addition to ‘ Oils, Window 55° Lincoln, now Tillamook city. *1000 j Miles of toll-roads, telephone, and telegraph Sashes, Stanley H. Phillips to Irving S. Phil­ lines.................... ;.................................................... 203 8>33° lips, Ne Sw Sec 33, N l - a Nw Steamboats, sailboats, stationery engines and I Sec 33 and 10 actes ou N side manufacturing machinery................................ 44,160 Se Sec 32, 2 S 9. *200. Merchandise and stock in trade......................... 67,860 Stanley H. Phillips to Louise Spener ! Farming implements................................................ 13.990. Phillips, Sw Sw and S Nw Sw | Money, notes and accounts.................................. 32,020 Sec 33 and 30 acres, S side of Ne Shares of stock......................................................... 8,0001 Se Sec 32, 2 S 9. *100. Household furniture................................................ Agents Western 33-4751 William H. Fletcher and wife to Nelson Horses and mules.................................................... P. Wheeler, W % of W l3 26, 2 S 24,865 I,I38 7. *900. Cows............................................................................... 6,259 84,655 Charles B. Davey to Frank L. Bai her, Cattle............................................................................. 3.219 19,965; undivided °1 1» -» 3, 4, Sec The Most Reliable County Sheep and goats......................................................... 2,8601 2,389 3, 1 8 a N0& Swine............................................................................. 953 *.97° U. S. Land Office to William D. Body- felt, Receipt. R l2 Sw Se Nw and Total taxable property.................................................. $2,603,863 lot 3 Seo 6, 3 S 7. T imber L and , act J une 3, I878.—N otice for . In answer to a letter sent by Assessor A. M. Hare to Attorney General A. M- J. V. A Id erm an and wife to Lucille T imber L and A ct , J une 3. 1878.—N otice for T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for P ublication . P ublication . P ublication . United States Land Office. Meyers, Ne Ne Sec 7 3 S 10. *1.00. Crawford in regard to exemptions, the latter replied ; *• Yours of the 30th ultimo. | United States Land Office, United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Oregon City, Oregon, Oregon City, Oregon. lune 25th, 1904. requesting my opinion as to whether you should allow householders exemption on State of Oregon to C. H. Wbeelei, August 6th, io04. August 6th, I604. Notice is hereby given that in compliance 59.54 acres of tide land in Sec 4, Notice is hereby given that in compliance Notice is hereby given that in compliance your assessment of this vear has my attention. I have held that no exemption , with the provisions of the act of Congress of with the provisions of the act of Congress of with the provisions of the act of Congress of 3, 187M, entitled "An act for the sale ot 2 N 10. *119.08. June 3. 187s, entitled "An act for the sale of June 3rd, 1878, entitled. “Au act for the sale June can be allowed on this year’s assessment for the reason that the law which was j timber lands in the States of California, Ore­ lathis in the States of California. Oregon of t mber lands in the Staten of California, gon, Nevada and Wa hington Territory,’’ as hi effect on the first day of March last, which is the time all assessments for this State of Oregon to C. H. Wheeler, timber Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory” to all the Pub ic l»and States by act of 14.20 acres of tide land in Sec 5, tended to a’l the Public Land States by act of as extended to all thg Public Land States by act extended year are in effect, did not allow any exemption. All assessments are made as of the j August 4, 1892, August 4th, 18J2. of August 4, 1892, ANNA I). PAGE 2 N 10. S2S. pi. EDWIN G STEARNS, first of March of each year, and the law enacted by the legislature at its special M a NDEI.IA NUGENT, Unmarried, of Tillamook City, county of Tilla­ Of Bellingham, county of Whatcom, State of Bellingham, county of Whatcoiu, State of mook, State of Oregon, has this day tiled ill Session did not go into effect until March 23, 1904-. This left the law as enacted U. S. Land Office to Edgar H. Whit­ V* ashington,has this day tiled in this office his Of \\ ashingion. has this day filed iu this office her office her sworn statement, No. 0440. for ney, Receipt. N l2 N 5^ Sec 14, sworn statement No. 6472, for the purchase ot the sworn statement No. 6474, lor the purchase of this the purchase of the Se *4 of Se J4 of Section at the regular session, allowing no exemption to householders, in effect at the Sw l4 of sec. No. 28, 111 Township No 5 South, the Ne Q of Section No. 33. in Towuship No. 5 No. 3I. in Township No. 3 r»outh, Rnnue 8 \\ , 2 N 7. range No. io west, and will offer pfoof to show S, Bane No. 10 W. and will offer proof to and will offer proof to show that tlie land first of March and consequently none can be allowed for this vear. The new law that the land sought is more valuable for its show that the land sought is more valuable sought is more valuable for its timber or allowing exemption having now gone into effect, it will govern the next assess­ State of Oregon to C. H. Wheeler, 120 timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, for its timber or stone than for agi I cult lira stone'than agricultural purposes, and to acres of tide land Sec 34, 3 N 10. and to establish his claim to said land before purposes, and to establish her claim to ssid land establish her for claim to Maid land before "the ment and consequently the exemption will be allowed as usual next year and the Register and Receiver of this office at before the Register and Receiver of this office County Clerk of Tillamook Coiintv, Ore., at *240. Oregon City Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th day at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th Tillamook City, Ore , on Monday, the 12th day thereafter unless some other change is made bv the legislature.” October, 10O4. lie names as witnesses: l have been dug and gathered from the campaign funds. In 1880, as running sworn statement No. 0476, for the purchase of the So *4 ol section No. 2o, in Township theSwW of Se Q sec. No. 1(J. NW No W and Claude Thayer and wife to Linnie the Ne *4 «»f Section No. 18, in Township No. No. 5 South, Range 1<> W, and will offer proof Sw l/4 Ne W 0« •*<’ N" «5. i«> tp- ’ N, Range fields the last week, and hundreds ot mate to 'Hancock, “ the superb,” they __ 21, Range No. Io West, and will offer to show tlmt the laud sought is more . aluable No 1(1 West, and will offei proof to show Conover, lots 1 and 2 block 42 v 5 i south proof to show that the land sought is more for its timber or alone than for agricultural that the land sought is more valuable for people are engaged in this work. named William II English, of Indiana. its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ Thayers’ addition to Tillamook. valuable for its timber or stone than for agri­ purposes, to establish his chum to said poses, and to establish his claim to said land * * * , Mr. English, who had been prominent in cultural purposes, an«’ to establish her claim land before and the Register and Receiver of this Indore the Register and Receiver of this office 8135. .to said lain! before the Register and Receiver The White Star Line steamer Celtic, politics when a young man. had for at Oregon City, Oregon, on 1’iiday, the at Oregon City, Oregon, o*» Monday, the 24th Elise Graf to William Graf, Ne Ne Sec of this <».li- e at Oregon City. Oregon, OU Friday, office 28th day of October, i9o4. He names as wit­ day of October, 190I. He names as witnesses: which sailed Saturday from Queenstown many years been in retirement, address­ 01 ii- i xt ix’ t« o »>.» 2 » tbe 28tH day ot October. She names as wit- nesses : John W. Nendel, of Portland, Oregon ; 31, VV Nw and Nw Sw Sec 32, 2 neases Gil ert D S’carns, George H Green, Loren William A. Leonard, Rumsey B. Leonard, for New York, carried 3350 souls, be­ ing himself to money making. He had a ^4 Q HO i Gilbert D. Stearns, of Bellingham. Wash. ; Flander of Bellingham, Wash. , Walter U. Eugene L- Remington, of Woodburn, Oregon, * c ’ Arthur Austin, of Dolph, Oregon ; Walter < ’ lieved to be the largest number ever talent for that, and had amassed a large Bailey,of Tillamook, Oregon. Any and all prisons claiiniug adveisely the and wife to Nel- ot <,~r,e U Gr“"’ Any and all pci sons claiming advers ly the above described iinds arc irquested to file their takenjin one vessel from a British port. fortune. He was a little “ near” in a William D. Bodyfelt •’ of BelliiiL'iiani. Bellingham, Wash. Wash above described lands arc reqtivsled to file claims in this office on or before said 24th day Any and all m*rsoiiH claiming adversely the son P. Wheeler. E ‘2 Sw, He Nw Nine hundred and fifty of them embarked trade, and canny as a Scott. But.the claim's in this office on or before said ofOctober, 11*04. I above-desc ibed lands are Requested to file their their 28H1 «lay of October. 1904. A ij . i . rnon S. D rkhser , Register. and lot 3 Sec 6, 3 S 7. 81000. I claims in this office on or before said 2»th day at Queenstown, and about 100 steerage years had left him with some political A lgernon S D resser , Register. | of October, 1904. passengers were left behind on account ambition, and the Democratic politicians Ten inortgHgeH Hied to secure 84228.90. A lgernon S. D resser , Register. T imber L and A ct J i nk 3. ,878.—N oiick for P i hi . ication . of lack of accommodations. T imber L and , A ct june 3, 1878.—N otice fob played upon it in the calculations. How United States Land Office. P ublication . * * * Oiegon City, Oirgon, much Mr. English contributed to the United States Land Office. NEHALEM SI Vf MONS. July 22nd, 1904. A new industry is being started at Oiegon City, Oregon, campaign was never stated. But, to Notice is hereby given that in compliance August 6th. 1904. Aberdeen, Wash., in the shape of salting with the provisions ol the net. of ( ongresM [This reached us after we had gone to Notice is hereby given that in compliance ju Ige by the epithets in number and | In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon Junw ud, 1878, entitled "Ail net tor th«* salmon for the foreign market. A quan­ with the provisions ol the act of CoiigreNN of <»f for Tillamook County. sale of timber lands in tlie States of ( aliforiiia. i grosfmess that were bestowed upon him press last week.] June 3, 1M7M, entitled An act for the sale of Nevada, mid U nslilngloii Territory,’’ tity ot the fish in 600-pound barrels has Married, at the residence of the bride’s F. R. Beal».Plaintiff, timber land in the States of California. Oregon. Oregon. by the disappointed, he must, in all, extended to all the Public |j«iid Stales by Nevada and WashingtonTerritoiy." hm extended aa vs. been shipped to Germany, and reached act of August 4, 1892, parents, on Sept 7, Mr. Herbert E. Ross to all the Public Land States by act ot August 4, have refused to contribute about twenty Vance Nodine. Allen At Gil­ ALFRED IVES, there in excellent condition. Both fish 1892, bert—Katnaker Co., a cor­ and Miss Theressa M. Scovell. Rev. W. Of Garibaldi, <«»un v of Tillamook. State of million dollars MARY M WILLIAMS, poration, Tillamook Co., Oiegon, hiis this dav Hle«t in this office his barrels were “home industry,” the tish Smith officiated. A tew friends were pre- | of Belliiighum, county of W haleom. State of I Defendants. sworn statement No 6464, for the purchHsr of .»------ one of the above named Washington, has this day fih«l in this office her ■ the Sw *4 Sw Ji, si cllon H, E % Sr *4 and he being caught in the bay and the barrels sent at the wedding. The newly married To Vance ?*4 Nr L of Hretion .No. I5, in township Prince Bismarck is Dead. Defendants. the Se *4 ol : ertion 28, in township No s M. 8o. 2 Not th, raiiRe No. io West, mid will manufactured at the stave factory, In the name of the State of Oregon : couple will make their home on Foley, You are hereby required to appear and range No. 10 W. and will offer proof to h I i . iw offri proof 1«» show that the laud Nought I n * ☆ * hat (ha laud souglii Is more valuable for its more valuable for its timl>«-i or stone than for F riedrichsruhe , Sept. 18. — Prince where Mr. Ross has a small farm. answer the complaint filed against vou in A deal has been closed whereby 0. W. above entitled suit on or bef<»rc six tim'»er or stone than for ag reultmal purpose»«, a^i icultiii al purposes, and to establish Ilia Joe Effenburger went to Portland on the Herbert Bismarck died this morning at and to establish her claim to said land lad«»'« the Claim to NiiKl I iiik I before the Registri and Re weeks from the date of first pub ication of Hurd takes over the interests of the C. Tuesday to get a planer for his saw mill. this summons, and if you fail to ao answer Register and Receiver of this oftiie ut Oregon ceivry of this offe r m Oregon ( .tv. Oregon, «»11 10:15 o’clock. The end was painless. for want thereof the Plaintiff herein will City, Oregon, on Thursday, the z7th day of Thursday, the 13th «lay of October, 1904. He Timmons Company and S. Elmore Com­ Rev. Wilfred Smith preached his fare- ! apply to the court for the relief prayed for in October, 4 Hhe names as wl noses : Since he ceased to be Foreign Minister liainrs hn wltursNrs Gilbert D Steams Mandelin Nugent Henry pany pertaining to the salmon business whinh <>bia^il •• his complaint herein as follows ItlllllSi \ II I,. <,IH.Iil lllglll. I l< > fl III I lIRtoll . well sermon on Sunday, on the retirement of his father in 1890, wmui uoaru .1 1Bl _por a judgment in the aum of*«(*0.00 A Joerns, of Bellingham, Wash., Waltei C. of Woodburn, O.egon, David Il<-vrml4. claims in this office on or before said 13U1 day of addition to this. Mr. Hurd has extensive A l '. ehn ' jn S. D resser . Register. man not appreciated bv his sovereign to attend college. Rev. Smith is a sttnli ' sum of $115.oo. October, 194*4 2nd.—E«>r the foreclosure of a certain interests in the lumber industry on the ALGERNtJN S. D rf .MMEK. Register. and was waiting in the background for ous young man and we bespeak for him ' mortgage made, executed, and delivered by Siuslaw, and controls three steamers, j you on the 29th day of November, 1 902 Jo said T imber L and . A ct J une 3, 1878 — N< tick fob a successful career. an opportunity to resume his career. i Plaintiff, and recorded at page 401 in Book P ublic atk > n . the L. Roscoe, Marguerite and Mink. Married, at Astoria, on Aug. 27, Mr. “ M" of .Mortgages of said county and state His delivery asa parliamentary speak, United States Land Office, I on the sai4. K»The New York Herald, which espouses were c«»n veyed, to- wit : The East half of Lot Notice i« hereby given tliut in compliance declined to join any political group, are well known young people of Nehalem , two. in block four of McDermott’s addition with the p'ovision* of the art of < oiig e-s of the cause of Parker without giving a j to Tillamook City, in said county and state, and thev were born and raised here. steadfastly calling himself an Indepen­ June 3rd. 18,a, entitled "An net for ■ he «ala of I' also the following : Beginning at the Month go<.d reason why, has been polling mem­ H. Niinan and wife have moved into C West corner of tlie South East quarter of t*mber lands in he M ate» . f California Oregon, dent. His haughty and imperious man­ Nevada «ml Wnshington Territory " as ex- ber s (the Produce Exchange. Of 976 ners in early life, when he was over- Larsen’s house during fishing season. He section 11, in township two South of Range <<*n«l«*d all the P .blic Lan«l Stat* a by act of ten West Aiilamette .Meridian in Oregon, August to 4. i8g2, replies received, 680 declare emphatically ; thence North along the West line of said js foreman at Elmoie's cannery on the conscious of the fact that he was the son GEOPGE If «.KEEN, j South East quarter twent.v ro«ls , thence for Roosevelt and 296 much less emphat­ Of Bellingliom. of Whatcom, State of of the most powerful statesman in Nehalem river. | Bast at right angles to said West line eighty Washington, has nils day fl led in thin office ically for Parker. Some of the Parker 1 rods ; thence South at right angles to the The dry weather is working a hard­ . last course given twentv rods, thence West bis aw»> lw office on or before said 2*th day the taxes remain unpaid after said time CLAI DK THAVKM. ■I)cer are being slain abundantly by of « >r*tober, i«XM Plaintiff"s Attorney*. ion D keshkn , Regi’ter will be advertised as bv law required. A l both professional and novice in Southern C. H. WooLFB, Sheriff. Oregon this season. The heavy fires T imber L and A ct . J i me 3, 187g.—N otiuk F ob T imbkm L and . A ci J« ne 3 NuTICK FOB have driven them out of the mountains P( RLICA i i «» n l*t ni k ATi« United 'tate* I»aud Office, Bucklen’» Arnica Salve. and they have been obliged to seek re­ United Mair« Lan id < ftl Oregon City, Ore Oirgon » II) Has world-wide fame for marvellous August 22nd. Iyo4. treat in the open fields of the lowlands A»i| INt »7’4 cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo­ Notice iw hereby given that in coinpliancr is here n pilM»> One farmer, who lives near Grant's Pass, with the proru»i«ms of the act of * «»ngr«*N* <»t t oil g •el of tion, ointment or balm for Cuts, <'orns. June 3 1H.78. eutitled "An act for u r sale prosino Stated Saturday that he has recently »I. i8;8. An •ci ti u I Burns, Boils, Sores Felons, ( leers. of timber lands in the states of Caufornia, r lands teen whole herds of deer in his fields, the Chapped Hands. Skin Eruptions ; infalli­ Oregon. Nevada and Mashihgtoo Terotorv.'* U K T to ali the i* .blic I^nid Mates Jy act ot ry a» r Xtrii lrd to all Publk M ihd Blatea ble for Piles Cure guaranteed. Only extended animals having been driven down by August 4. 1M92. < If a ’ mim . ai n . act of A ug list 4 I*, j 25c. at Chas. I* Clough, Druggist. 4X’ HOOK V f M>UGH. ly Ol W hatcorn, Ntste of fbrest fires. While this condition is not M AM*» N A K KIMKPA 1 KH K. HEADQUARTERS FOR u. u. u. DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVES & RANCES u. We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Fine of Choice GROCERIES for the Great Saw. M c I ntosh & McNAIR, Merchants in Tillamook . Kfreral, it is a fact, nrverthel.-ss, t Lere are more deer in the Southern gon vallevs this Summer than have known for many years, and it can bt ascribed to the forest fires. * r - i Mica Axle r Grease that Ore­ liven only * * Bondar was a quiet day in La Grande, all s«h ons and all cigar stores in the ettv being closed for the first time in its bist'-ry. Drug «»ores were only open for a short time. The order bv County Sh r iff Pennington went into effect Sunday In every town and village may be had, the M*4a •U <-*. 1 that makes your horses glad. ■—»mumsiii « ■■■ , 1, ,,, ti <*f Tillamook, county <»f T‘lla»n Mate t Oregon has this day filed in thia . «worn statement No. 64-7, for the the Reward for of the E !4 of E %. «»f arction 3! in tp »ff. i No No. 10 and ___ »ie cured by Range pr pi«r»f U» show tint the land mi it Í' more vaiual»ie for its timber oratone arrirultnra! purpose»». and to establish ft to »aid lau«! bef»re the (ìoantjr Clark of lilla k mook County, at fillamook City. Oregon, «»n Wednesday, the iMh day of November, I904 Sh* name* a« uit»ie*ae» James M Motgan Jame« M'S Edward Morgan. M Natarta. «Oregon ; Frank Eai of TlHiin ok Oref«m >»r act above descr i lied .amis are re*¡u« file ”.e 4 >1 '■lattiis in this office «»not b*fvr ima i Xoitinis r, T

i k. Da K«**».», kigmttr «lay file«! in ll.t* office Ills 1 • No 29 In rownohip Io We«», and will offer it th« land *ooght is tinit>*r or stoll«* than for Of liellingiiMut, «ouiiiy ■< W Im 1 urn Mat. W N.hingt.,n ha« this day filr.l Hi1 this officr »worn a atemvnt N® Ó490 b»f liie purci ol the Nw V* of No U 11» l|j Na 3 Hoi Rang» No. iu Wrsi and will offer pr«a»l .1 I show that tre I mm «I sought !• iri'.f» vatu« >•• th nti, lit Hr Tur, Hr u «earn« Mara*n• M Kukpatr irk , 1 Wrnili . (Aulii ' Hailey of . th »f c NON ». U m *»M A D