uKUowk • i Vol. XVII TILLAMOOK, OREGON, TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS » for abstracts. The next time the city does akny street this union, viz.. Jerome Walling, who is grading it is to be hoped that it won’t in the state ol Washington ; Mrs. Mary Eddy & Botts, pile thr dirt up in the middle of the road A Tooze, of McMinnville; William, F. * Walkover Shoes at Todd’s. but will make a gradual grade so M. and N. S. Walling, ami Nora, Ida and Gordon Hats and Gloves at Todd’s.* that people can drive off the grade with, Rose Walling, of Tillamook ; and Mr». Gent.’s Furnishing Goods at Todd’s.* out danger of turning over. Martha Gould, who died in this citv a The steamer Sue H. Elmorecame in on few months ago, and a child who died ill Crouse & Brandigee Clothing at Friday morning, her passengers being infancy. Todd’s. • Mr. P. S, Brumby, representing the Mrs. Wist has closed up the Palace Howard Edmunds, Preston Marolf, T. Emmeng-rnnd wile, L. W. Help, H. An Blodgett Co., was in the city on Wednes. hotel. derson, H. Guldstone, Messrs. Bogart. day to pay the taxes for that company. J. D Edwards came in from Portland Pierson, Cottins and Smith. In speaking of the Simmons railroad on Tuesday. The Grange Band had a very pleosant proposition, Mr. Brumby places but lit­ Captain J. J. Dawson was in the city time at the home of Mr. and M-s. T. I. tle confidence in it, for lie argues like this. on Saturday. Bibby o'n Friday evening, when some fine The first thing that a person, who con­ Miss Fannie Smith will teach school in music was rendered for their benefit. The templated building a railroad of that the Balm district. new members are advancing rapidly character, would be to see the timber C. A. Vogler left on Monday it is said under the tuition of F. L. Buell. syndicates and ascertain what amount to find a new location. Tillamook has been enjoying a spell of of business could be obtained from them, The creamery on the Miami will start bright, fine weather, which started the for unless they commenced to lumber, up on the 1st sf April. grass to grow somewhat earlier than in there would not be enough business to G. G. Stearns, of Bellingham, Wash., previous years, and most of the dairy­ pay a railroad. Mr. Brumby says that men will have hay left over on account of whenever the condition of the lumber was in the city last week. market justifies lumbering at a profit, A. N. Lowe closed the term in the Hebo the early spring and fine weather. The hose company was called out on Tillamook will get a railroad nnd will school district on Friday. not have to put up a subsidy either. Wednesday morning owing to a fire in G. H. Ward and Mrs. Fannie Bain The regular meeting of ihe city council the roof of C. 0. D. laundry, but a few were in from Hebo on Tuesday. buckets of water and the chemicals soon was held on Monday, with Mayor Geo. Miss Emma Owens will commence put the fire out, the only damage being Cohn nnd Councilmen W. 0. Chase, M teaching in the Sandlake district on Mon­ F. Leach, H. Mason, A. T. White and L. to the shingles, which were burned. day. Hiner present. Bills allowed were : The passengers who went out on the Water rent...................................#30 00 Wanted, a second hand wagon or steamer on Monday were M. Hawthorn, Recorder’s salary and stamps 17 25 hack. Will trade wood. Enquire at thia I H. Miller, Sidney Moon, O. E. Farmer, Herald, printing........................ 10 00 office. * B. Bogart, H. Goldstone, L. Smith, C. F. Brown ................................... 7 50 J. S, Myers has rented the Hodgdon M. Hollingsworth, James Wdson, Mrs. R. L. Wade ............................... 12 20 place at Netarts and moved over there Buttz and children, Mrs. Kimball and C. I. H. Smith.................................. 2 75 on Saturday/ A. Vogler. Telephone ................... 2 50 • Rev. A. S. Foster will preach at Bay Mrs. Georgia Glick, wife of William Eddy & Botts............ 00 15 City on Sunday morning and in this city Glick, of Cloverdale, was declared insane H. Mason, telephone 3 00 in the evening. this morning by Judge Conder. Her A letter was read from the bond buyers An ossified man died in Tillamook the mania is ot a religious and hysterical asking when the city was going to take other day. It’s a prohibition town, character. She was sent to the asylum them up,which are now bearing interest. in charge of her husband, Mrs. A. C. Astliecity council has now no jurisdic too.—Astorian. Situation wanted bv young woman for Gist and J. A. Jenkins. tion in the matter of the proposed water general household ; country preferred*. The High School Orchestra will give a system, the recorder was instructed to concert at the opera house on Saturday write to the effect that a water commis. Inquire at this office. * Miss Minnie Lorn mens commenced on i evening, which will consist of orchestra, sion would attend to it in a few days. Monday teaching school in the Loerpa- vocal and instrumental music. A good An ordinance to repeal the occupation evening's entertainment is promised, the tax ordinance passed to its final read bel district at Nehalem. proceeds of which will go towards de- ing, and the recorder was instructed to Ladies! Attention ! For the most ! fraying the remaining debt on the piano. refund the money to those who had stylish tailor made suits,go to Sarchet's, I The only other business that I he board taken out licenses Councilman Chase's The Fashionable Tailor. of county commissioners transacted alter ordinance, to prohibit washhouses and G. M. Knight «and wife, of Foley, were we went to press last week was to call public laundries within the city limits, in the city on Tuesday; Clav Daniels was for bids for the erection ol a court house, went to the graveyard, for he was the also in from there the same day. the construction of a bridge across the only city dad who had tile gall to vote F. M. Lamb has a three column article north fork ol the Nehalem river and for for a revengeful ordinance of that charac­ in the Eugene Register,entitled "Nehalem supplies, and the board adjourned until ter. Recorder Coates complained about Legend of the Spanish Castaways.” the 10th April, when the coutraels will the wagons hauling slab wood from the saw mill cutting up the streets, but the We heard Commissioner G. W. Body- be let. city council came to tile conclusion that feit say that he was surprised when he Assessor A. M Hare will start out on saw that County Judge Conder had sued Monday to prepare his next assessment it had no right to stop the wood wagon traveling the public streets. Quite a dis Homer Mason. roll, and as this is the year when the as cussion followed about the dog license, A change was made by the boundary sessor has to take a census of the count; which the city treasurer was instructed board whereby Simmons, Blake and Bor he will have his hands full the remainder to collect, and in regard to ap;»ointiiig a ton are changed from district No. 12 to of the year assessing property and tak city marshal_______________ district No. 33. ing the census. Mr. Hare will try and County Court Cases William Illingsworth, while working do it all himself, but it may be that he on his house on the Wilson river, had the fore he is through he will ueed a little Seth Moon, plaintiff,vs. R M. Dingess, misfortune to cut his leg with a small help. defendant. Action for money. This case ax the first ol the weejc. Fred Forslund had a consignment of was tried at the previous term, but the Nine 3-year old, very promising heifers tin on the steamer Oregon, which caught jury was unable to agree. The case grew for sale ; Jersey and Holstein mixed ; will fire after she left San Francisco and had out of a misunderstanding as to which come in from 1st May to the middle of to be beached at Eureka. The tin was of the parties had to pay the real estate for a number ol milk vats he has orders agent's commission in a deal that fell June.—Fred 0, Skoinp, Trask, Or. * The jury on J. W. Gilmore hus rented Ben Jacob’s for, and he had to wire to duplicate the through between them. place at Spruce and moved there last order, lor in all probability the first ship­ Monday gave Moon a verdict in the sum Monday. Fred Davidson has rented T. ment is destroyed. He was fortunate in of $141 40. F. Williams’ place, vacated by Gilmore. taking precautions in having it insured, T. B. Handley, plaintiff, vs. T. Graves, so he will not be at a loss, only in tile de­ defendant. Action for money, which was The band hoys will giye an excursion lay in getting the vats completed. continued. to Garibaldi on Sunday, and this (Thurs­ A meeting of those who subscribed to day) eveniug they will give an open air George W. Kiger, plaintiff, vs W. S. band concert from the porch of the Allen the money that is being raised for a sub. Cone, defendant. Action for money, the sidy for a railroad is called for Satur ­ house. case being settled and dismissed. day afternoon at the opera house in this At the M.E. church next Sunday, the Geo Benz and sons, a corporation, vs city, when a committee will be elected to subject for the sermon in the morning is John Lavin, defendant. This was an ac­ confer with Mr. Simmons, who made the I tion for money, in which the plaintiff "Bond Slavery—To whom ?” In the proposition a little over a month ago to evening, "What chance will you give build a railroad, provided the people of was granted a default and judgment. your soul ?’* the connty raised a subsidy of #35 000 Owing to Mrs. Lindsey’s spring milli­ nery lieing destroyed by fire on the steamer Oregon, her spring opening will be delayed until she caitget another con- s gnment of goods At a meeting of the Tillamook Dairy Association on Monday it was decided to disburse the money on hand amongst the stockholders and H, P. Holden, G. T. Jenkins and Claude Thayer were elected directors. School district No. 3 has been divided, the western portion being attached to district No. 38. and it is expected that a new school building will be erected on the Wilson river at the Illingsworth bridge. a Mrs. Sturgeon is able to be nt her mil hnery parlors again and will lx* pleased to meet her patrons and shnw them the latest in spring millinery. Thanking them for past favors she solicits a eon- tinuance ot their patronage, and provided a tight of wav. This the people of Tillamook will be prepared to do at the proper time Died, at the home of his daughter, Mrs Mary A. Tooze, at McMinnville, Or., on Saturday last, Japlia Walling, one of the early settlers ofTillamook county, aged 73 years. He went outside last December, and about two weeks ago he was taken down sick, from which he did not recover. The remains were brought to Tillamook for burial on Monday, and the next day they were interred in the I. 0 O F. cemetery, tile religious service being conducted bv the Rev E. M. Pat­ terson, pastor of the Christian church, which was attended by a number of re­ latives and friends. Deceased crossed the plains in 1847 and located in Amity, Oregon, and about «years ago he came to Tillamook, where he made his home. He married MissTve Trask, who died 20 years ago. Ten children were born of Red Clover Creamery Co. At the annual meeting of the Red Clover Creamery on Tuesday, F. Bal mer, M. Abplanalp and J. J Rupp were elected directors and C. & E Thayer, treasurer. Annual report of Mrs. S. Severance. Secretary of the Red Clover Creamery, for the year ending January 1st. T935: Total pounds of milk delivered at the cheese factory of the Red Clover Cream ery Co. during the year, 934,397 lbs. Average test. 3.86. Total pounds of butter fat, 36.130. Total pounds of cheese, 98,985' a. Total amount received for cheese, $9488 47. Net amount paid to patrons.$7709.09. Average price received for milk per hundred. St.Ol’z- Average price paid to patrons. .82’frc. Average price received for butter fat, .26 26c. Average price paid to patron«,.21 3.3c. Average price received for cheese, 9-58 c . For the Sick Whatever the doctor prescribes or suggests, is what I specially try to supply, and succeed as well that I an known as Headquarters for a.l SICK ROOM GOODS. Chas. I Clough Reliable Druggist. Average price paid to patron«, 7 73c. It required 9*3 lb«. of milk to manu- factlire lib. of vheem. Price received form.niufact'iring cheese during February. March, April. X »vein, her anil Decern I >er 2c. May. June, Inly. August. September and October. 1 T,c._________ New Millinery, New Cor sets, New Dress Goods, New Skirtson Display at Ilaltom's. MARCH 9 $1.50 per year I Editorial Snap Shots. ral pertinent questions in relation to the The ‘Atitorian” Lies, Infernally disturbance in that district. Weare sorrv Some newspapers chew scandal as Creamery stock of a valueless charac- that our correspondent took exceptions ter must come much cheaper than whig- to what we said about the district iieiiig j a man does tobacco. The Tillamook key at city elections. badly advised. In justification of that . Herald contains a three-column article M * j we can only point out how badly things ) on the life of Senator Mitchell. Al­ One of the parties who had creamery 1 i turned out for the district. As to whe- I though it was 'published in the Ore­ stock given him to vote upon, when ther Judge Conder, being a salaried gonian 20 years ago, the Herald pub­ asked who gave it to him answered like officer, had a light to witness fees is a ! lishes it as ” the latest news.’* Civiliza­ this ; "The Deputy God has creamery question we must respectfully decline to tion has not penetrated very deep in stock for everybody who wants to vote.” answer and discuss until after the next Tillamook county.—Astorian. * * * term of the circuit court. When Bro. Dellinger wilfully publishes Tillamook City is now a full fledged the statement that "Civilization has not * * * bonded city, paving interest on a $45,- The trouble with a good many people penetrated very deep in Tillamook coun­ 000 mortgage plaster six months before ty,” he lies and he knows that he lies, that money is required. The Portland in Tillamook City they are not content and we have no compunction is saying to let well enough alone, but w ho want bond buyers must think that Tillamook to pull down. The city had a represen­ that the Astorian is a sanguinary pei- City people are "easy.” tative body of business men on the first verler of the truth when it publishes lies * * * We move that no one be allowed to water commission. Because it could not about Tillamook. Civilization has pene­ occupy the side walk:? in the business be "worked” like a lump of putty and trated very deep in Tillamook county, portion of the city with chairs and seats did not bear the "ear marks" of those for as a class the people are industrious, to the inconvenience of pedestrians and who have an ax to grind, the city’s in­ thrifty, studious and sober 11 inded, dis­ annoyance of ladies who have to walk terest was sacrificed in behalf ot a fac creet and prosperous. And all this was tional "slate.” We must confess that this brought about under trying and perplex­ over a lot of tobacco juice. tendency not to let well enough alone ing conditions through lack of railroad * * * C. B. Hadley sent a letter to J. E. Sim­ has not improved the water commission, transportation and a steamship com­ mons, the man who proposed construct­ for there are quite a number of men who pany that has crushed out or "bought ing a railroad into Tillamook, twelve would not allow their names to be used off’’ opposition for the purpose of mono­ day since, but no reply has been received. on account of the meddlesomeness of a polizing the business. As to the intelli­ Peradventure the gentleman is on a long few persons who never will let well gence and civilization of the people of Tillamook, we will refer to but one in­ journey, is sleeping, or has gone to Eu­ enough alone. M * stance to prove that Bro. Dellinger lied. rope to buy the rails. Editors have to do considerable niis- At the last county election, when it came * * * Everything points in the direction that sionary work without pay. We do not to a question of morals and deceny, the if Binger Hermann had not been elected know whether this is missionary work people of Tillamook, by an overw helm­ congressman, no investigation would or piracy. The whole of the time that ing vote, voted the saloons and their have been made into the land frauds in the Independent was published it copied gambling joints out of business, and to­ Oregon. It was after Hermann's scalpi the board of commissioners’ proceedings day many women, families and homes that Hitchcock was dead set on getting, from the Headlight. The Herald is doing are blessed thereby, while Tillamook but in doing so he has roped in lots of exactly the same thing, for since Rollie City, which was once a "wide open” others. has been a newspaper man in this city he saloon and gambling town, thanks to * * * has not gone to the records more than the civilization and intelligence of the Councilman Chase mania for introduc once or twice for the purpose of writing people of the county, is a closed town ing ordinances received a back set when up the proceedings. It is the Headlight and as peaceable,orderly and respectable he undertook to run the whole show. man who has given the citizens «a full and as any city in the state, so much so that His absurd ordinance to prohibit wash complete account of the commissioners’ since local option went into effect the houses and laundries within the citv met proceedings, and he has never committed services oi the city marshal has been dis its doom on Monday. Harvey was one an act of piracy to swipe it from other pensed with at a saying of $45 a month too many for the councilman from No. to the city. Will Bro. Dellinger cast his newspapers. 1 ward, but the fight is not over with, * * * optics around Astoria and count the for the latindrvma;; may yet air some of What is the matter with the people ir. number of saloons, gambling helis, houses the fisherman’s acts. Yamhill county, anyway. Before thev of prostitution, dance halls, etc., and he * * * will have to admit that whereas civiliza­ The river and harbor bill contains an demand a referendum on the $1,000,090 tion has penetrated very deep in Tilla­ appropriation of $ 10,000 for Tillamook bill they might inquire why, if the bill mook county, it has not done so in As­ bar and bay improvements. That is but a wasn’t exactly dra wu up as it should toria, where editors like Dellinger have small appropriation when one considers have been, was it that Governor Cham­ lacked the 11 oral courage to condemn the mar.v mi'lionsof undeveloped resour­ berlain did not veto it ? It looks to us the vice and shame and the uncivilizing ces there are in the county only waiting as if Yainhillites have become "knockers” influences that have, we are sory to say, for improved harbors or a railroad so as for the governor,who shirked his respon­ penetrated very deep in Astaria. The to be able to reach the markets, The ap- sibility because he Licked the grit to veto Headlight dots not propose to allow the propriation couldn't have been much the bill. It a special election is called f«»r next June, that will cost in the neigh Astorian to lie, and damnably so, about smaller. borhood ot $40,000, whereas if the elec Tillamook or its people, without resent­ * M * The Headlight man is not inclined to lion is not held until 1906, then bankers ing such base insinuations. be bloodthirsty, but, byjabers, the next and money lenders will scoop in large man who comes to Tillamook county sums ot money for interest on state war­ Two Big Sales, Friday and with a "hot air’’ railroad proposition we warrants, while the State Treasurer will Saturday at Haltom’s : shall have no hesitation in organizing a have all the state money on hand for 75c. New Dress Goods at lynching bee, and we are sure every able two years if the appropriation bill is 58c. voted down bv the people. Therefore, it bodied man in the connty will be only $1.25 Ladies’ Kid Gloves at too willing to yank onto the rope for the looks as though Yamhill county is want­ purpose of gibbeting those "hoi air" rail ing to place the state finances in a devil road procrastinators, for our patience is of a fix. The Yainhillites must be feeling gay, but they won’t after the votes are How to Stay Young. exhausted. * * * counted. _____________ Those who reside in the Sandlake dis­ How old are you ? The adage says thau women are ns old as they look,an I trict are complaining about the road at Notice to Contractors. Hays’ place being in a bad condition. As men as old as they leel. That's wrong. the Sanklakers have done considerable Sealed Bids will be received by the A man and woman arc as old as they free work on the public road so as to en­ County Court of Tillamook County, take themselves to be Growing obi is largely a habit of the able them to get their products to mar Oregon, at Tillamook Oregon, until 2 ket, we hope the county court will this o’clock p. m. April 10th, 1905, for the mind. "As a man thinketh in his heart, summer fix the road at Hays’ place, and erection and completion of a brick or so is he.” 11 he lagins shortly alter mid. thus put a stop to further complaints artificial stone Court House according die age to imagine himself growing old from people in the Sandlake district who to plans and specifications prepared by he will be old. To keep one’s self from decreptitude is think they are justly entitled to a kick Chas. H. Burggraf, architect, Albany, somewhat a matter of will power. The because it was not fixed before. Oregon. * * * All Bids must be accompanied by cer­ fates are kind to the man who hangs on The last grand jury in Tillamook did. tified check payable to Tillamook County, to life with both hands, lie who lets g > n’t do a thing to the gamblers, and from Oregon, for the sum of $250.00 as a will go. Death is slow only to tacsle tne all appearance the next grand jury will guarantee that the contractor will fur­ tenacious. Ponce de Leon searched in the wrong have just as big acinch on those who are nish an approval bond equal to 75 per violating the local option law as those cent of the contract within fifteen days place for the fountain ol )outh It is in One must keep ones sell who violated the gambling laws. Well, after the h warding ol the contract. Bids one's self. a lew hundred dollars in fines put into are wanted on the building complete ; young inside. So that while "the outer the county’s treasury won’t come amiss also seperate bids on jail cage, vault mau perislietli, the inner man is renewed again. Anyway, it will help to pay the doors, and electric wiring. All bids shall day by day.” When the human mind ceases to exert salaries of the county officials who are be made out upon blank proposals for paid to enforce the law and will show up the same. Blanks furnished upon nppli. itself, when there is no longer an active those who think they can defeat the will cation, bv the County Clerk or the Arch- interest in the affairs oi this file, when of the people. itect. Plans and specifications may be the human stops reading and thinking * ♦ * seen at the County Clerk’s Office in and doing, the man, like a blasted What a fuss a few oft he politician« are Tillamook City Oregon, the Oregonian begins to die at the top. kicking up about the expense the Normal You are as old as you think you Schools a e to the -tale. It was the poli. office or the Architect's office. Keep the harness on. Your iob is The court reserves the right to reject ticians who grafted these school onto the done. taxpaver*, anvway, and now thev are any and all bids. playing to the galleries to get the gralt Brick can lie made one half mile from At the door of the home sheltering off. Some of the politicians are slick as Court House site nod concrete block* his wile at Roseburg, Or , whom he had greace when they see public sentiment made on the ground or near the Court deserted some time since, Allart Willis, flop first one way and then another. I louse site. aged 34, shot himself ill the head an I Two normal schools, one in Eastern and was dead in ail instant. Willis was i the other in Western Oregon aresuflicent HII h Wanted. great tiiiflrrci from rheumatism and had for all purposes. Reduce them by the tried every means oi effecting a cult. Sealed bid* will lie received »I by the Some lime since he was separateii from popular vote of the people. County Court of Tillamook Comity. Ins wife, who has since been rooming «• * » W Bitty the sorrows of a congre«smnn— Oregon, until Monday. April lOtli, 1905, the I ioum * of I A i ieeman. Willis calle I when the administration is after his at 10 o'clock a m. Hr the c.instruction at the Fireman home and nuked to m hide. Congressman Binger Hrrmnnn is