Tillamook headlight., December 01, 1904, Image 3

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Chas Howard Millers Dead.
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 1,
' land McGinnis,
Web McGinnis, Frank
1904.
VICTIM OF GALE
Cross, Ollie Cross,
Our readers will besomto hear of the Nelson, Harold
death ot Charles H. Mill«< who left this Mabel Hansen, Roy Hausen, Rex Con­ Barkentine Quickstep a Derelict
off Coast.
city about a month a and contracted dor, Wiley Compton, Inez Lowrance,
a cold while crossing t mountain. He Mamie Lowrance, Myrtle Sherwood, | S an F rancisco , N ov . 27.—Somewhere
Olga Anderson and Ruby Hill.
went to California, wKre
died.
I have found this school considerably | in the northern seas the old barkentine
I Quickstep, waterlogged, deserted and
above the average in many respects,
the pupils are all well disposed, obedient I rudderless, is drifting a derelicit. Her
and respectful and take a commendable crew of ten men has been landed in this
interest in their studies. The parents ; city by the steamship Homer, after un-
also seem deeply interested in the work, j dergoing nine days of privation and
which is most gratifying to the teacher, ' hardships and losing all their personal
and we speak unbounded success for the belongings.
The Quickstep’s crew was taken from
school.
the disabled vessel by the Tampico. Cap­
A. N. L owe , Teacher.
tain John Roberts, bound 'from Seattle
and Tacoma to San Pedro. When off
Real Cstate Transfers.
Gray’s Harbor Captain Roberts, trans-
Furnished by Eddy and Botts.
| ferred the crew of the shipwreck vessel
U.S.A, to Eli 0. Mills. Patent. Se »4 ! to the steamship Homer.
Se J4, section 24 and N
Ne _V4,
section 25, tp. 3 south, rang 9 1 Thursday Captain Roberts sighted the
I Quickstep flying signals ot distress. Her
west.
U.S.A, to Fletcher N. Wilson. Patent. sads were in rags and she rolled heavily.
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Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, section 6, tp. 3 | The captain of the barkentine signalled
south, range 7 west.
a reqUest for a tow to the nearest port,
U.S.A, to John W. Hugill. Patent. Sb ¡but Captain Robert* replied that he
Ne % and N Vi Se V4> section 32, tp. 1
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south, range 7 west.
! cou,d not POM,b,y tow »,m ,n» as he dld
(piarles Howard M<ler was born July U.S.A. to Amos Bergseth. Patent. S 1/2 I not have a hawser strong enough. He
2nd, 1863, at Fort^'ar’n*a» Nebraska,
Ne l4, Nw *4 Ne *4 and
»4 Nw J4. 1 offered to take off the crew before sun­
section 18, tp. 2 south, range 6 ' down, and his offer was accepted,
while his parent? were crossing the
west.
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plains from IllinA to Oregon. They
Captain Johnson, of the Quickstep,
U.S.A, to Bertrand Willsey. Patent. made preparations to take off his crew,
were seven monta»» making thejourney
Lot 1, S Vi Ne V4 and Ne I4 Se Vi,
with <>x team«. Zlpon arriving his par.
section 6, tp. 2 south, range 6 west. but while doing so his foretop sail blew
ents settled on/claim near Amity, Yam­
U.S.A, to August Schwabel. Patent. away and the barkentine was left in a
hill; County, «nd when 13 years of age
Nw ¥4. section 21, tp. 2 south, range 1 worse position than ever. The Tampico
8 west.
came with l»s father’s family to Tilla­
lay to for an hour, aud as no further at­
mook courvV, where he has resided 'Jonas Olson and wife to Anna Kunze. tempt was made by the Quickstep to
24.39 acres in section 20, tp. 1 south, launch a boat one was sentout from the
almost conpiuously since, making him
range 9 west. $1.00.
a resident of Tillamook County 38
Tampico in charge of Second Officer Gen-
Anna Kunze and husband to Jonas
years, \\7ien 19 years of age, he suffered
Olson. 24.39 acres in Daugherty’s ereux with four seamen,
a séybre stroke of paralysis, which made
An attempt was made to get the men
Donation Land Claim. $1.00.
hin/tinahle to walk. This was brought George Kellow and wife to George W. off the lee quarter of the disabled vessel,
Body felt. Two acres in section 1, but as the sea was running high this
on/ over exposure in saving a large
tp. 4 south, range 10 west. $100. | was found to be impossible. The boat
st/cfc of goods belonging to his father
W. M. Webb and wife to Maggie Webb. l was then brought around and the men
merchant of this place) from a
30 acres on south side N Vi Ne ^4.
ed vessel at the mouth of Tilla-
section 30. tp. 3 south, range 10 . loaded themselves into it by sliding liowtr,
bay.
west. $300.00
a rope from the end of the ship's boom.
is life has been one long record of
Edward M. Harvey and wife to Edgar They managed to take their dog with
H. Whitney.
Interest in parts of ¡them, but left behind every stitch of
tient suffering and sorrow and up-
lots 3 and 4, block 2, in Tillamook. clothing save the oilskins they wore,
ght manhood. His quiet, unassuming
$225 00.
manners won him friends where ever he
and also lost what personal belongings
Albert Benschidt and wife to M. E.
went and with all he chanced to meet.
Griner. 3.08 acres in section 8, tp. 2 they dossessed.
Captain Johnson savs the Quickstep
He was a dear lover of music and his
south, range 10 west. $75.00.
cherished violin (his father’s gift) was a U.S. Land Office to Harrv Ackley. Re­ first got into trouble November 15, and
ceipt. E J4 of E V4. section 6, tp. 3 from that date she had been in a water­
source of great comfort and pleasure to
south, range 6 west.
logged condition, with the forecastle and
him.
In November 25th, 1879, he was mar­ H. H. Miller to Eliza A. Lucy. Deed to aft cabin stove in, the boats smashed
4 acres in section ¿9, tp. 4 south,
and all the provisions wet. The steering-
ried to Miss Minnie Wadkins, and to
range 10 west. $80.00.
them were born four children, Clyde, H. W. Cottle and wife to J. T. Nevins. gear was washed away and the vessel
Cecil, Myrtle and Maude, all of who
Lot 2, block 56, Bay City. ♦ 10.50. opened fore and aft.
The members {of the crew were in a
survive him, except Cecil, who was H. W. Cottle and wife to J. T. Nevins.
Lots 9 and 10, block 44, Pacific ad­ sorry state, worn with long watches
drowned off Tillamook bar, a few years
dition to Bay City.
and hard work without sufficient sus­
ago.
Robert R. Peters to George M. Knight. tenance.
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His fatal illness was caused by cross­
Bond for deed. Se »4 Ne V4. N V4 Se
ing the mountains in a heavy storm,
V4 and Sw J4 Se V4. section 13, tp. 2
Angry at Judge’s Ruling.
north, range 10 west. $650.00.
when he left this city about a month
ago and went out to Forest Grove with Michael Kellev and wife to Wright Blod­
S an F rancisco , N ov . 28.—Rev. Isaac
gett Co., Limited. 640 aervs in tp.
John McNamer, from which he con­
2 north, ranges 9 and 10 west. Selbv, of Australia, shot at Superior
tracted a severe cold, that terminated in
$3200.00.
Judge Hebbard today while the latter
congestion of »he lungs.
VVm. N. Reddaywav and wife to N. P. was on the bench. The bullet came
He leaves three sisters in Tillamook
Aliev. Lot 5, section 31, tp. 3 north,
within an inch of the Judge’s head and
range 9 west. $750.00.
City, to whom the news of his sudden
death was a crushing blow, Mrs. T. M. N,P. Aliev and wife to Jesse L. Hough­ lodged in the back of his chair. The
ton. 1V4 acres in lot 5, section 31, would-be murderer was at once removed
Trout/Mrs. H. F. Goodspeed and Mrs.
tp. 3 north, range 9 west. $37.50. from the court room to the city prison
E B. Stewart.
U.S.A, to William G. Gosslin. Lot 6, and charged with an attempt to commit
At the time of his death he was in
section 17 ; lot 1, section 19 and Se murder.
Rodeo, Contra CostiL,Co., California
V4 Se 14, section 18, tp. 3 north,
Selby was recently sued for divorce by
range 8 west ; lot 3. section 31, tp
visiting with his daughters. He was
3 north, range 7 west ; E 14 Se 14, his wife. He conducted his own defense,
accompanied by his son Clyde, who
section ; W l2 Nw Vi and Ne 14 Nw but was unsuccessful, a decree against
never left his bedside till the dread
14. section 17 ; Ne *4, lot 2 and E V2 him being granted. He then sued a man
messenger bore his weary spirit to the
Nw 14. section 18 ; N Jg Nw 14,
section 21 ; E 14 Ne *4 and Sw % named Donald McRae for damages for
land of rest.
Ne 14. section 22 ; N ’ 2 Sw 14 and N haying alienated his former wife’s affec­
Dear cherished brother, farewell.
14, section 23 ; Sw 14 Sw 14, section tions. The case came up in Judge Ileb-
The angel has opened a door through
11 and lot 4, section 6, tp. 2 north., bard’s court today, and Selbv again
the skv.
range 8 west ; Se 14 Ne V4, section 2 ;
That your spirit might break
Se 14 Ne I4, section 3 ; S V2 Se 14. was his own attorney.
From Old
its prison
and try Singing.
When a ruling against him was made
section 4 and Nw % Nw V4. section
Fashioned
It’s voice in an infinite song.
10. tp 2 north, range 9 west ; W l2 he quickley drew a revolver and fired
Se 14. W 14 Ne 14, S 14 Nw 14 and Sw point blank at the Judge, who heard the
Why night
can’t as we I have
old slumbers
fashioned
Last
wept, san the
of
34. section 9 and Ne I4 Nw U.section
night, school ? But few people are
singing
15, tp. 3 north, range 10 west ; W bullet whistle past his ear. Selby was
Came
’er me, the
with
peace
giving
breath,
aware o that
scale
used
in music
is 1
14
Se 14, section 6 ; lot 1, section 5, immediately seized and prevented from
And the curtain hall lifted
simply
a fraud
music.
tp. 2 north, range 7 ; and W I2, Se discharging another chamber of his pis
Revealed
to my on sight,
those windows,
14 and Sw I4 Ne 14, section 30 and
The natural
has three
kinds of
Which
look oti scale
the kingdom
of light,
tol. For a time there was great excite­
lot 2, section 31, tp. 3 north, range
That borders
rive*
of death.
intervals,
8 9, the
9-10,
1516,
that is while
ment among the spectators, but quiet
6 west.
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the
sound
is making
vibrations,
And lower
a vision
fell solemn
and 8 sweet,
was restored when it was found that the
Showing
morning
lit land 512
;
the
upper gleams
makes of
9, a thus
if C makes
Local Option Lost in Coos.
Judge had not been injured.
And I saw in
the a white
vibrations
second shore,
of time, D would
C orvallis , Or.. Nov. 28 —The Coo«
Where the pale waters beat.
have
9-8,
as
many
And heard the low which
lull, is 9 8 of 512- County Court was today enjoined from
Official figures issued in Australia con­
676
E is brake
10-9 at
of the
D, feet
F is 16-15 of E, G
As they
issuing an order declaring local option cerning the population. show that
Of of
those
9-8
F, A who
10-9 walks
of G. B on 9 8 its
of beautiful
A, C 16
in effect over the county alter January whereas in 1861 there were 1,165,183
Strand.
15 of
B. The human voice, slide trom- [
1st, in accordance with the recent vote inhabitants, the number is now only
Dear or
brother,
farewell, should
grief
bone
slide instruments
and the
violin
are
That only
has ways
fallen over
now, ever
be is which gave a majority for “dry.” The 3,926,622 exclusive of aborigines, This
the
that us
natural
music
decision was rendered by Judge Hamil­
Too heavv and dark for our faith,
poseihle.
Our music dear
was brother,
changed to ac ton, and was a result of the suit brought means that the population has little
We will remember,
commodate
keyed instruments,
and is by James Marsden, a resident of Marsh­ more than trebled in 42 years, and the
The
jofcrney though
lonesome is brief,
Svndney papers are asking if the immi­
Over
lowland
river If to the
thee.
called^em
pera and
men t.
piano was
field, to enjoin the court. The* decision
gration regulations have not had a good
E mily
.
tunedl bv the laws of accoustics,
any
had been waited with intense interest. deal to do with keeping away desirable
plave^ could detect the discord, and tune
Trial ot the case closed Saturday. At­
without always being at the mercy of torney Seabrook, of Marshfield, pre­ persons. They say obstacles are placed
the tañer, who understands what I am seated 21 counts on which the injunction in the way of attracting population.
Charles Hendricts, liontamer at the
writing about.
claim was based.
Among them were Chutes, San Francisco, has had a close
The changing of the register of the
that only 260 tmmm of registered voters call. During his Sunday performance he
scale has hrown the whole musical pro­
appeared on the petition, whereas the entered the cage of a lion and a few min­
position into a chaos or discord. Sight
total registered vote for Supreme Judge
utes later accidently slipped to the floor.
is to the eye what music is to the ear.
last June was 2659, the necessary one
The watchful brute sprang on his pros­
If voiitlook into a cheap looking glass
tenth thus being five short.
trate body at once, clawing him severely
you way recognise yourself, but how
It further appeared that the order call­ on the leg, tearing the flesh open almost
vonr lent ires are distorted, »0 it is with
ing for the election was not made out to the bone. Hendricts would .unques­
the chords in music with the false regis.
during a regular or special session of the tionably have been most seriously in­
ter, but you can get used to looking into
Cewntv Court, hut after adjournment. jured had he not drawn his revolver and
the cheap glass. Just as you have be
The Judge signed the order at .Marsh­ fired several blank cartridges in the face
c<>mea«e<l to temjierament in music, but
field October 20, mailed it to one of the of the lion. During the animal s momen­
doe« ii follow if we are used to anything
Commissioners at Myrtle Point, who
tary astonishment the tamer crawled to
is it satisfactory, people who have lieen
signed it October 21. then mailed to an­ the door and escaped. While badly
raised i«i vice and squallor are used to it.
other town, where it was signed by shaken up, Hendricks is not likely to
It i« those who see the foilv of snch an
another .Commissioner October 22. It
sufler any serious consequences.
argument, that strive against it. It i«
further appeared that it was not till
temperament that has closed the old
Octo tier 23, 15 days before the date of
fashione ! singing school. J. C. Govs.
the election, that the County Clerk issued Beware of Ointments for Ca-
notices of the election to the Sheriff, tarrh that Contains Mercury.
School Report.
whereas the local option law makesit «• merrnry wifi wurely destroy ll»e sen«e of
11 and romple ely derange th«- who’e sys­
Repo^- of Hef>o school, Di«t. No. 13. mandatory for the notices to 1« posted «me
tem wh* n entering it thr«»ugh the nnt«*oit« *ur
fa« -es. Such article** •h*mld never 1 e u»«d ex­
for the month ending Nov. 25. 1904. at least 20 days prior to said election.
cept •>« prescriptions fr *n reputable pby»ict«n«,
whole number ot pupils enrolled 64;
a* the damatfe thrv will do to ten fold to the
good
ran po«aib!y det he from them Ha l*a
averagt aily attendance. 36; cases of
Ruckles & Co. have undertaken a new < atarih Core. manufactured by F J. < hrney «A
industry in Kalama in erecting and put­ Co., T*dedo, O.. contain« no mrirtiry. »riif i«
tardwie— 2.
taken internally, actin« directly npon the Mood
The following name*! pupils have been ting in operation « plant for the smok­ and inucou« «urface« of the «y* cm In buying
ing of all kinds of fish in their season. If Hall’« ' atarrh Cura he sure vou get the genuine
neither absent nor tardy during the so*cvssiul in the experiment, the plant It I* taken intomally. and made In Toledo.
rnoatb. viz : Rossel! Yates. Orvwl Kri- will f»e enlarged and a large force em­ Ohio by F J < h*-ney A <’o. T»*«timoiiU to free
I no «1 by iHaetot«. price 75c. p»r brittle.
k>ur, Wrennie Keilow, Llovd Kellow, ko- ployed .
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Hall • 'Family Pilto «re the Leal
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