TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 13. 1905 DIB IN BAND FEUD. I tions for a court house that is commo­ Editorial Snap Shots. COMMISSIONERS' COURT. Hiram B. Moore, defendant. Fore­ dious and in securing bids that come as Straut Brother» Killed by J. n closure. Eddy A Botts for plaintiff. Rollie will quit talking so much about near what the county could afford as the Bid for Court House is McBain. Writ of Review on Local Augusta Hunt, plaintiff, administra­ Lowest a “wet” town when he conunence« to j most rigid economist could wish, and $19.500—Contract to be Awarded W allowa , Or.. April 10.—There oc. trix, ya. Carrie A. Bailey, VV. C. for that reason there ought not to be Option Election to Come np. Bailey and the Yellow Fir Lumlier Co., nurse bi« off «pring. on Saturday any objections, but congratulations that curred at West Grossman, about 25 « * * An adjourned meeting of the board of a corporation, defendants. Foreclosure. the county will obtain a good court at miles northwest of this place, some time The circuit court will convene on Mon The press dispatches sa vs that Admiral county commissioners was held on Mon-' Eddy & Botts for plaintiff. so reasonable a figure. Mr. S. A. Brod­ yesterday, the most sensational shoot, the dav, with Judge W. Galloway on day, with County Judge W. W. Conder ' Rojcstnvenskv has fooled Admiral Togo. head has been instrumental in saving the ing of many years. bench. There are not many cases on the and Commissioners G. W. Bod>felt and That entirely depends upon what the county several thousand dollars, fur the J. H. McBain, an engineer, of Grand docket. Those of mosl importance to UNFORTUNATE DROWNING Geo. Loerpabel present. latter admirul is up to. court appealed to him and lie sjient con­ Junction. Colo, who came here several the public is the writ of review on the * * * The bids for the county court house Cable of Ferry Breaks »nd Fred weeks ago to take a homestead, shot local option election, in a petition filed We suppose, if the local option election siderable time with the court previous to were as follows : Tomlinson is Thrown Overboard and after the plans were received, and and killed two young men named by J. S. Lamar, a saloon keeper of this is defeated in the circuit court on a tech ­ H. Snook, of Salem, brick..... $19,500.00 Straut, who had jumped his claim Another ca«e of drowning occurred on city, the decision in which is availed nicality the Herald will fall all over itself when it became known to the outside S. A. Brodhead,of Tillamook, McBain came west several weeks ago, contractors that a local man was going with some amount of interest, for if the Thursday afternoon of last week, when brick....................................... 22,205 81 and the people will have a number ot to bid, this caused them to cut down surveyed the claim, putting up notices wi l of a large majority of the voters is Fred Tomlinson came to an untimely ••wet" issues of that newspaper. A. F. Peterson, ot Corvallis, their bids. For instance, A. F. Peterson to that effect, and made a contract with defeated on a technicality it will mean death in the Tillamook river while oper I brick.............................. ........ 24.480.00 M * * some months ago offered to build a court B. S. Brady to erect a house on the land. another local option election in Tilla­ ating the ferry. George Coffman left this 800.00 Extra, for concrete ......... When Brady went to work on the mook next June. The other two cases city on horseback to return to his home ' As the bid of H. Snook did not specify , It is reported that several young men house, quite a bit smaller than the one of interest to the people is that oi the at Netarts. On reaching the landing he whether he intended to include the jail I in the neighborhood of the Miami have that is to be built, for $27,550. Quite a place he was ordered off by the Straut claim of the county against the estate found that the ferry was on the west side and vault doors, it was Tuesday even­ hit the trail for fear of being arrested on numlier of persons think that the court brothers, who had taken possession a charge of criminal assault, and if they should have awarded Mr. Brodhead the McBain, who had in the meantime re- of the late H. H Aiderman on account of the river. He attracted a man on the ing liefore the court could reach Mr. of the shortage in his accounts and that other side of the river, who started with Snook bv telephone, and having done so, don’t want to go to the pen they had contract, being the home contractors, turned to Colorado, was notified, The in which County Judge W. W. Conder the ferry, which is propelled by pulling he stated that his bid was for the court Ixtter bide away. * * » and especially as the hid of H. Snook of story of the encounter is that when Me- has filed suit against ex-County Clerk at a cable attached to each side of the was vague. It is plain to see that some Bain went to his claim he worked one house complete. He was advised to It will be noticed that but very tew . Homer Mason to compel him to turn river. Coffman did not watch the ferry * come to Tillamook on Saturday next, few persons have worked hard to get tlie day without molestation, but on the business houses have failed in Tillamook, over land office fees, which no one ques- after started, until he heard ¡the cable job away from the home man, and the second day met the claim jumpers arid when his bid will be accepted, unless and those who have taken the short cut tinned an belonging to the ex-countv snap, and looking in that direction he ordered them off. Then one of the something should turn up in the mean­ through the bankruptcy court have lieen speculation amongst people is that the clerk until this action was brought, as saw that the man was splashing about Strains raised an ax against him. county court will decide in favor of the while to stop it. saloon kee|»ers, so the “tangle foot’’ that all other county clerks in Oregon have in the water at the west end of the ferry. In self defense McBain shot him. The outsider. In the matter of the cancellation of made so many of our citizens feel good retained and are still retaining the land There was a strong northwest wind at uther brother shot a bole through Me. tax sale of S VV. >4 of Se of sec. 16, tp. must have made the wholesale liquors office fees, and over which the state has the time, and when the accident occurred A Cottage Grove man has established Bain's hat with a single-barrel shotgun. 3 S, the sheriff was ordered to cancel the dealers feel bad when so many men took no jurisdiction, when county clerks per- the ferry was one third across the river. a trout hatchery with a capacity of McBain then shot him to death while lie sale upon sales record. drinks at their expense. This ¡is only f >rm government work. Prabably the The man called lustilv for help after Ire 60,000 eggs, and a sportsman's club was attempting to reload his gun. In the matter of taxes on Wagner land another instance of the treating abuse will be organized to see that full protec­ latter case will not come to a trial at was in the water. Coffman answered Thomas Brady, a timber locator, I this term of court, as Mason’s attorneys him by saying that he would come to his owned by A. Gubser, the sale was can­ magnified. tion is afforded the fish after they are heard the shooting and went to the * * * celled. will move that the complaint specify the assistance with a boat and not for him The Lincoln County Leader says : “A hatched and turned loose. This private scene, where lie found the two men dead In the matter of the tax sales of Ne Vi to exert himself too much. He expected amounts of the fees collected. bicycle store at Corvallis has been forced enterprise suggests that it might be a and McBain keeping watch. of sec. 8, tp 1 S, R 8 W, and it appear to quit business. It is presumed that good plan for the men who are most It is thought probable that another to find a boat at the end of the landing, Gives Himself Up. ing that the tax had been paid, the sheriff since the booze stores were chased out of interested in catching and canning sal­ grand jury will be called to investigate but on reaching there found no boat, so was ordered to cancel same and issue Brady then advised McBain to come that town the male citizens have gradu­ mon to adopt the same plan. Let them several matters which have cropped up had to go to a scow a little way up the redemption certificate. to Wallowa and give himsell up. He river, but the boat had no oars. Seizing since the last term of court, but we are ally regained the use of their legs and are get together and hatch their own fish a bit of board to propel the boat, just as 1 In the matter of the tax sales of Se Vi again able to walk uprightly and in a as the Cottage Grove man is doing with came to Wallowa, and went to the not certain whether this will be dore. I ' of sec 33, tp 2 S. R 9 W, and it appear, he was about, he saw the man disappear straight line.” We fail to see, however, the trout. This would settle a vexed Wallowa Hotel, where he ordered sup State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Frank below the surface and did not come tip ing that the tax had been paid, the sheriff what tbeclosingof a bicycle store has to question, and if the canners and fisher­ per. It was set before him, but he could Severance, administrator of Herman again. Coffman obtained assistance, , was ordered to cancel the same and issue do with local option or male citizens men knew that they had to pay for re- eat nothing, lie then called A. S. Cooley, Brown, deceased, defendant. Confirma­ and a number of boats dragged for the I redemption certificate. plenishing the supply of fish out of their attorney-at-law, and told him the dr- being able to walk straight. tion. Eddy & Botts for plaintiff In the matter of tax sales of E Vi of W body, and at low tide soon after six * * * own private funds they might be a little cumstances. C. & E. Thayer, plaintiffs, vs. Ben- o’clock it was recovered near the spot : Vi of sec. 33, tp. 1 S, R 8 W. and it ap- An attempt was made to get Dr. The editor of the Oregonian is being more careful in their violation of the ton Turner, defendant. Action for where it disappeared. It was not known . pearing that the tax had been paid, the smothered with unusual honors. The Seeley, County Coroner, at Lostine, but laws. — Oregonian. money. Handley & Thayer for plain­ for some time who it was that was sheriff was ordered to cancel the same good evangelists now laboring in Port­ this could not lie done. Early this morn­ * * * land are making him the subject of special tiffs drowned, but it was ascertained later in and issue redemption certificate. If your cemetery is neglected and a dis­ ing McBain, Cooley, Dr. Gregg and and earnest prayers.—Lincoln County The County Clerk was ordered to re­ Leader. Janies W. Johnson, plaintiff, vs. The the afternoon that it was Fred Tomlin grace to your community, interest the Justice of the Peace Miller left for the Tillamook Logging Co., defendants. son. When found, the unfortunate man turn certified checks to unsuccessful bid­ Harvev Scott is not the only editor wo nen in its improvement. If your scene. Nothing was said before their Action for money. Eddy & Botts for had no boots on, which he must have re­ der» of court house and bridge. who has come in tor this special honor. school house grounds are a libel on our departure, and particulars were not Tillamook Herald was awarded the But of all the professions none need the plaintiff; Handley & Thayer for de moved after he fell into the water, the modern svstem of education, elect a live generally known until the arrival ot the fendant. exertion of doing so mav have exhausted contract for bid on printing in the sum prayers of the church more than editors, woman as school director. If you want stage from Promise, about 2 o'clock C. A. Keep, plaintiff, vs The Oregon him, for thev were leather boots and of $182.10 For, coming in touch with all conditions a real live farmers' institute, elect a this afternoon. Chas. I. Clough was awarded the con­ Pacific Navigation Co., a corpora- hard to pull off. Tomlinson must have Noone witnessed the shooting except and classes of people, they see and hear bright woman as secretary. In a word, tion, F H. Skinner, J. K. Lock 1 and A. been at the end of the ferry when the tract for bid for office supplies in the a great many things which make them if you want any public improvement the men participating Whether tile sum of $74.50. |. Farrington, defendants, Action for cable parted and fell in backwards. cynical. pushed and completed, set the women at Coroner's jury which will be convened The contract entered into between the * * * The deceased was 37 years of age, and money. J M. Pearcy and Handley A it, for they know how to pull the money bv the Justice of tile Peace will develop Tliaver foY plaintiff. he leaves a wife and four children to County Court and Chas. H. Burggraf, The Eugene Register takes the Head- out of your pocket and how to spend it anything new remains to be seen. This architect, on the 11th April, to furnish light man to task for some remarks we is the first trouble known in this county Geo. W. Kiger, plaintiff, vs. G. O. mourn his death. He was a sober, indus­ plans and specifications for the court made about the recent railroad flutter to the best advantage. Women can do Nolan nnd 0. J. Painter-Nolan, defen­ trious man and a good wife and father, lots of things besides go to church, take oyer claim jumping for many years. house was approved and ordered placed and the amount of freight now going out care of the babies and cook your meals. dants. Action for money. C. W. Tai- as well as a good citizen, and was a on file. of Tillamook. lithe Register mart had mage for plaintiff. Eddy & Botts for member in good standing of the A.O.U. * * * Coming Home for Trial. The bids for the construction of a lived where the air had been impragnated \V. lodge in this city. The funeral took defendants. The effects of the threatened referendum court house were continued until Satur ­ place on Saturday, the services being in with railroad procrastination for twenty upon the general appropriation bill is W ashington , April 10.—Representa. Louis W. Glaser, plaintiff and re­ day, when the court will meet again. years, as some of the inhabitants of already being felt by the employes of the tivc Hermann will leave Washington spondent. vs. Tillamook Logging Co., the M.E. church, conducted by the Rev The bond of VV. D. Wood for the con ­ defendant and appellant. Transcript C. A. Stockwell, and the burial in the struction of the bridge across the Ne­ Tillamook have, he, too,would feel pessi state institutions at Salem, where, in tomorrow for Portland. He will be on mistic, when every once in a while a case it is desired to realize upon their hand in time to be arraigned next Mon. from County Court. Eddy & Botts for I 0.0.F. cemetery, which was attended halem river was accepted. railroad “wind bag” comes here, opens vouchers or certificates at the present, day. Mr. Hermann has been unable to plaintiff; Handley & Thayer for de bv a large number of sympathising The bids for the Nehalem bridge are as his safety valve and blows off his ‘ hot friends. time, it is accessary to discount them at learn when his case will be called for fendant follows : air.’’ the rate of 15 |>er cent, or 85c. for $1.00. trial in this city, but is satisfied there Seth F. Moon, plaintiff, vs. R. M. SOUTH PRAIRIE Olds & Harris, Oregon Citv.. ♦2,368 75 * * * Tins state of affairs, coming at this early is no hurry about it, and fiels confident Dingess, defendant. Transcript from The site for a court house is likely to The frost of the past few days have I C. F Royal & Son, of Salem 2,678 80 County Court. Eddy & Botts for plain­ injured the early fruit ami strawberries VV. D. Wood, Bav Citv ......... t,eoo 00 cause some amount of friction, for it is date, with prospects of a further dis­ the case will not be reached until the count later, is creating anything but Fall term of court. The District Attor­ The bid of VV. D. Wood, of Bay Citv, tiff: Handley & Thayer tor defendant. stated that a block in the Gangloff pro­ satisfaction among the employes. to quite an extent. the lowest, was accepted. being ney for the District of Columbia says he John Xtyrolf, plaintiff, vs. The Tilla perty will l>e offered to the county. On Chai lev Wellsand Ed Leach captured * * St Bill of James Christensen, for $15,was the other hand, there is considerable op­ does not know when the case will be *et mook Logging Co., defendant. Suit for a young cub bear the other day, Charley It appear- from the session laws just for trial. damages. A. W, Severance for plaintiff ; also had a liear to wound one of his rejected on account of not being specific. position to locating it there by those received that there was passed by Bill of Tillamook Logging Company Mr. Hermann goes home confident that Handley A Thayer for defendant. who think the present site is the best and the last Legislature a bill exempting valuable dogs severely. for 150 feet of wire cable at $12, was most convenient. No one can deny that, he will be acquitted on every indictment Tillamook County, plaintiff and re. Mr. Williams, of Tillamook, visited on from collecting all delinquent taxes on continued. and it is not probable that the members property at the end of six years from returned against him. He has talked spondent, vs. the estate of H. H. Alder, the prarie last Sunday. Geo. W. Bibee, receiver Oregon over his case with friends in Washing­ Hull Johnson is moving his house to a man, defendant and appellant Appeal City for list of land, final receipt 2 70 of the court will want to change the site the time when such taxes became due, ton. He has had much coriespondcnce simply to depreciate the value of some and declaring void all proceedings at­ from county court in probate. Handlev more desirable location on Bewley creek. T. H. McCormick, witness and milage fees in circuit court....... 4 8O property to enhance the value of other tempted to be taken for the collection with triends in Oregon, and from assur­ W. B. Powell has disposed of his A Thayer for plaintiff, Ralph R. Duni- large team of horses, getting smaller Oak Nolan, witness and milage fees wav for delrndant. property in the city. of such taxes after the lapse of such time ances he has received is satisfied that grand jury.......................... .......... 2 20 the various casts against him will col­ * * * ones. <4 4 * Z. F. Moodv, plaintifl and appellant, Todd & Co., merchandise............. 4 75 The Headlight has recorded a large General Lmievitch has pilloried a onm. lapse when brought into court. Mr. vs. W. M. and N. M. Learned, defen­ John Webber is buisy hauling lumber Yellow Fir Lumber Co.,................. 2 80 number of deaths of Tillamook people oer of officers displaced cowardice dur­ Hermann has no more concern over his Oregonian advertising for bids dants and respondents. Appeal from from Tillamook. for Court House *........................ 6 70 since it made its advent in 1888, and by ing the batt le of Mukden, publicly dis­ coming trial in Portland than over the Fess Quick was on the Prairie last County Court. Handley A Tliaver for VV, A. Williams, strap.................... I 00 the wav some of our best known and gracing them by posting their names at Oregon trials. In fact, he regards the plaintiff ; C *W. Talmage for defendants. Tuesday on business. G. B. Lamb, I tno salary as clerk 133 3» Chas. Well« was rolling logs with a G. B Umb, incidentals ............... 3 88 I oldest citizens have been passing to the | all the division headquaters. while some indictment returned in Washington as James M. Ma|>es, plaintiff, vs. John i great beyond, for one alter another keeps of them are ignominiously drummed out trivial. Were it considered important K. Mills, 1 mo salary deputy Weissand J. D. Morris, paitriers under donkey engine on his ranch last week. clerk .............................. 50 OO dropping out of sight and into the city of camp. by the Government, the Government Lloyd Powell intends helping to make the firm nnme of the The Tillamook Thoe. Coates, salary as deputy of the dead. It is an unpleasant duty to would have urged prompt trial. As it is. sheriff 1 mo ................................. 50 00 County I umlier Co.. Jolie Foster and cheese at the Red Clover factory this write up their obituary. We say a good summer. the Government has given the case no A Great Sensation. C. A. Johnson, salary as deputy the Little Nestuccn Toll Road Co., a word for the departed and we breath a assessor 1 mo............................... 50 There «as a big sensation in Lees- consideration since the indictment was corporation, defendants. Action lor The New York Stock Exchange is con- C. H. Woolfe, salary as sheriff 1 mo 133 word of sympathy tor the sot rowing, ville, Ind «hen W H Brown of that returned, and apparently has no inten­ money. Handley A Thayer for plaintiff. fronted with a condition, not a theory. P. VV, Todd, salary as Treasurer but in doing so this thought always I place, who was expected to die. |1HI| tion of calling it up at the present teim his life saved by Dr. King's New Dis. 1 45 John S. Lamar, plaintiff in error, va. Aller July 1 a stamp tax of 2 cents per flashes through the editor's mind, Who covery for Consumption. He writes- I of court. Every inquiry as to the case A. M. Hare, salary as assessor 1 mo. 100 The County Court of Tillamook County, ♦ t(M> ol par value of stock securities sold Headlight, printing ...................... 8 00 will be the next ? endured insufferable agonies from Aatli has failed to bring forth any definite defendants in error. Writ ot review. or transferred must be paid to the state. W. W. Wiley salary assupt, 1 mo...55 60 » * St nia, but your New Discovery gave me reply. The District Attorney’s office has W. W. Wiley, incidentals C W. Talmage for plaintiff; District To realize what this seemingly insig. ............................... * * ............... 5 60 That the Oregon Traction people will im.ne,iiste relief and mpn thereafmr no idea whatever when the case will be Fred Arthur, service as deputy Attorney and Eddy A Botts for de- nificiant impost amounts to, it might be extend their line on to Tillamook, there effected a complete cure.’’ Similar sheriff ......................................... 25 00 j is nu r “™ J. ¿»- ’L -£? ",ption Pnen.noma, reached, but expects that the docket is - — n/!. -•’ , • — r’''”". ' rneuu no aouoi, doubt. rur For several weeks tneir their | I r fendants. stated that based on a calculation of Fred Zaddach, work on road 30 00 ehief engineer with cruisers have been . i.l rL ’*anf are numerous. * It Its « now crowded and there is little time Norris Safe and Lock Co., pkintiff, vs. the business done last vear. Wall street's F. L Sappington, plans and speci­ busily engaged in locating a leasable . ,1 r'*,lle”v. for throat and available for consideration of cases not fications Nehalem bridge.. 15 00 route, and from what The News is able I lung troubles. Price 50c llenrv Meister, E. W. Stanley and the donation to the state government would yet oh the docket. Bill of S. J- Sturgeon of three learn the route has been located and U.S. Fidelity A Guarantee Co., de. exceed ♦o.oOO.tMMf. There have been claims allowed in sum of........... 22 95 to Mr. Hermann expects to remain in b« used at ouce. — Washington I glHt ' Tr,al boUI * ‘ <' free will lendants. Action for money. Handlev da vs on change when 1.000,000 shares, Oscar Bergman 8c Co., for work on County News. Oregon until his case has been disposed of a par value of $IOO,t)e»n rinsed by S w*a, Rnaiam, Cut« Boils, Ch-et*. • « • Skin Fru|»ti«»n and Pile* It« only 25c., tire table and plunged it into Goeruke » Sureat and Quicke« , George E. Chamberlain, constituting the temperance people of Baker City ami guaranteed to give «alhUctloa by We most congratulate the munty throat stomach. The injured man died the the State Lam! Board, plaintiff, vs. and the amount made good to them court upon getting plans nnd tpmtica Chas. I Clough, Druggist. LES, or MONEY BACK. B‘ i same day. CIRCUIT COURT CASES. J lb Í t * I I ■ ¿Í j I' j I » I ‘ “ J..... ..... i 1 h i i i%'olT"hd couch Dr. King’s Naw Discovery I L « i. » »