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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 16, 1905, so. “ Why,*’laid one pirly <»n Satur- •»ay,J “I Jean wave from $2 to $3 wh<n There don't appear tohe any old rail- spending $»oj»v again doing my trading road scrap iron or junk ;ai p vitli which in Tillamook Citv to build the railroad to Tillamook. That ‘•Wlivjdon’t you .«»■ st the city council ii too bad. butjifit will prevent a jurk witter road being constructed, it s a real for paving out $45 « I the citv’s funds '.<> a streci commission«r. who is putting in good thing. * M „ his time with^liis delivery businis.- '" Men who aspire to he county officials was the interrogation put to us bv a per in future will have to let the taxpayers son who calledijnpon us to air his griev know where thev stand on the loll road ance, an«! which is a grievance, we find, question, for this idea of 'he county with a iiuml«ei\ol cii izens, who claim the ?ourt leasing a toll road for hlty rears city is gettii.g next to no compensation contrary to law is like flirting with the lor the inonev it is p?» .ug out f< r street taxpayers" rights, who ought to have commissioner. This is not our fight, for some voice in the matter whether a toll we have only been waiting to see h«»w road company can bottle up the county long tlie,taxpayers would stand under the yoke. Instead of interrogating the in that way. M Headlight man. the party sb«>ul«l go to A poor fisherman was fined 350 for the city council ami put the same ques fishing without a license tn Tillamook. tion to tbe Mayor and Councilinen, who A poor fellow, more to be pitied than should investigate. No buaii ess man in other, is hauled off to jail lor 50 day tor ' the city vvoul«!, after eng «ging n person setting out fire on his place. Yet the man ' to work for him, care abouc paying him who resorts to hrilierv and corruption m if he put in his time in his own busiaess. a receiiv i ___ ___ a recent Tillamook Citv election,by turn- | This appears to be the burden of coni, big^over creamery stock to others m | plaint, so it is up to the Mavor and Couticilmen to decide whether they are vote on. ¡sallowed t«> go free. What «Joes r* the people of Tillamook countv think of running tliecity's business with the same that kind |of justice, or another object . economy as they <b> their own businesses. lesson of in justice in Tillamook prosecu The person who makes the complaint i, perfect!« in order in doing so. and ns it tions. is s public matter, it isonlv right that * * # A little lienencv on the part of Gover the Press should call attention to these nor Chamberlain toward« E Belliz. « ho matters when enough evidence is pro pleaded guilty to violating the law pro duced to justify the complaint. It now hibiting the setting fire to biush with rests with the Mayor and Councilinen out first obtaining a permit, who was whether they npproveordisapprove with fine«! $100. and in default <>f which waa what we have been asked to call public committed to the Yamhill county jail for attention to. 50 days, would be an act oi charily and good judgment on part of the governor. “ I Thank the Lord I’ Belitz is a man to he pitied more than prosecuted. True it is that he did wrong Cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock, in acting as he did, but as Bel’tz is living •Ark., “ f‘>r the relief I got from Buck- up in the mountains, away from civiliza len'n Arnica Salve. It cured my fearful tion, trying to make an honest living running sores, which nothing elae would and at the same time improve this rough heal, and from which 1 had suffered for country and make a home for himself. 5 .retire,” It i* a marvelous healer for We only express the sentiment of the cuts. burns and wounds. Guaranteed people of the county that Belitz has been st Chas. I. Clough's drug store; 25c. amplv punished, and that the governor should pardon him. We understand that District Attorney McNary will recoin mend that course. * * * If tbe new ly formed company would go ahead an«l build a tow boat, it would not get into an entangling, tangled up alliance with anybody If the company can not do that then let it quit talking about a “community of interest” tow boat or steamer and resign itself to the continued “bottled up’’ condition of the port and stagnation and failure in the lumber trade. Tillamook is no infant any longand obliged to suck at the baby bottle, and the sooner it shows its in- ■ defendence and determination to help itself out of a dilemma, and not get out Obituary Notice. Tillamook Lumbering Co. vs. Florence side parties, s«»oner the problem will be Lebon and Lebon. Action for money. Died, at St. Vincent Hospital, Port solved. There’s business enough, and VV. H. Cooper for plaintiff’. C. W. Tai land, Oregon, October 22nd, 1905, after enough business men, to make a success mage for defendants. Plaintiff has a surgical operation, Laura-Garfield- of it if they w ould only step out <»f some Portland, Or., now under construction, will be leave to serve and file amended com Bibiiy, wife of T. J. Bibby, of Tilla body else’s boat and get into their own, splendidly lighted and will have »very conven plaint on or before November 14, de mook Citv, Oregon. for the accommodation of 500 students. united and determined to pull together ience There will be 12 offices for business -ractlce, fendant served to answer same on or Deceased was born at Rubicon, Dodge equipped with department telephones, adding before November 15 Name of Florence county, Wisconsin, October 1st, 1849. for their own and the port’s interest. machines. looa< -leaf ledgers, card files and ap * * M A Hardman, substituted for defendants. In 1863 she removed with her parents pliances necessary to the modern business office. A large amount of business was done We placed 614 graduates in positions last year. This was a Jury trial which gave plain to Neillsville, Clark co., Wis., where in Tillamook City the past few weeks by tiff a verdict for $56 47. Defendant three vears later she was married, by the business houses, people coming from waived motion for new trial. which marriage there were four chiltiren, all parts of the conntv and carrying S. F Murphy vs. Jacob Mundsheuk only one of whom is still living. She away wagon loads of merchandise to and Marv Mundsheuk. Foreclosure became a widow in 1875, and on Jan. their homes. The reason of this is that Handlv & Thaver and Crawford for 8, 1886, was married to T. J. Bibbv, Tillamook City is a good place for peo- after which they lived .successively at La plaintiff Default and decree. pie to trade, with plenty of good stores For catalog write to temporary address: Crosse, Eau Claire, and again in Clark W. C Wolfe vs Tillamook Citv, • counlv, Wisconsin, from where, in 1901, with large stocks of goods, which are 28-36 Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Portland, Ore. M unici pal Corporation. Injunction they removed to the present location at being sold at a close margin. Another thing, since tbe saloons and gambling suit. W. H Holmes & Webster Holmes Tillamook City, Oregon. for plaintiff Handley & Thayer for Mrs. Bibby was a woman possessed joints have been knocked out, there is no defendants. Motion to strike out part of more than ordinary strength of danger of a men being enticed into a ot complaint argued, which was sus- character and charitable towards all. saloon and then fleeced at the gambling tained Defendants’ motion to dissolve Her life was a deeply consecrated Chris tables by a lot of grafters and robbers. I am n graduate of the celebrnted preliminary injunction or to modify tian one. Unselfishly devoted to her That was what gave Tillamook City a Niles Bryant Piano Tuning School at same was argued and submitted. Cause bad name all over the county and hurt Bnttle Creek, Mich. family, wherein existed unusual har heard on pleadings and stipulation as to Expert work guaranteed, mony and affection, and was beloved by its business, but now that the grafters facts and taken under advisement by and robbers are no long running their a wide circle of friends, both locally and C. G. ZIPF, the judge. wide open joints, people who previously where she had resided East, where sur A t W atch T ower H ouse . traded in Tillamook Citv are again doing Nellie Murphy vs. C. F. Murphy. Suit vive four brothers and two sisters. The for divorce W. H. Cooper for plaintiff'. unfortunate illness and decease were a Default of defendant entered. Non suit surprise to nil, as Mis. Bibby had been in apparent fair health until quite re by plaintiff. cently. Her daughter. Miss Edna Gar Sophronia Dixon, by W. A. Sailing, field, of Minneapolis, Minn , was in at. guardian, vs. David McKinney and j tendance upon her at the hospital. Elizabeth McKinney. Action for money. The funeral was held in Portland, Ore- Handle) & Thayer for plaintiff, C. W. gon, and memorial service later at this Talmage for defendants. Heard on testi place. Rev. J. E Connor officiating. monv and pleadings. Deceased leaves three children. Miss G A. Edmunds vs.W. J Smith. Action Garfield, Helen Bibby, aged 16, and ■I' » M a; ■ ■: 'Hl '» WIJBIHIUHIIIIHI IHI j IHI HI'IHIsiHl HB: • JI for money. T II Goyne for plaintiff Horace, aged 12.____________ Continued for service. Editorial Snap Shots. CLOTHING. « * NEW ARRIVALS, Just from Factory A nice line of BROUSE and BRONDEGEE CLOTHING COPYRIGHTED 1904 DY CROUSE & BRANDEGEE. UTICA. NEW YORK The Neatest, Nobbiest Suits, Overcoats and Rain Coats ever brought to Tillamook. tta W Wtet ®l W® ^m.£©tí©9 & @©®®§t S'il ta ia Wta©©k @©©aw aal £©s tee© B©ta î® far yea i® ©»© ©©€ t©2 we ©®! ulte«. Tty «a « ©tí® steLss© ta it b ® ta ©swailrea to former suits. W© ta® ®te ©l©®te© Ite® ., . ... . . TODD & CO CIRCUIT COURT CASES. Grand Jury After Law Break ers —Suits Against Bonds- Held Over-Injunction Suit taken under Advisement. iway and H. T. Botts for defendants. Continued for service. Tillamook County vs. Edith M. Alder man, admx., G. W. Kiger, W. B. Alder, man, John Paquet, J. W. Jennings, F, B. Ely, C. Desmond, vv. S. Hays, I. C. Quick, J. H. Hathaway and M. F. Leach. Action for money. Handley & Thaver and McNary for plaintiff, R Duniway and II T. Botts for defendants. ~ Con tinned for service. Tillamook County vs. Edith M. Alder- man, admx., W S. Hays, Feter Brant H. F. Goodspeed, F. M. Lamb, M. W. Harrison. Action for money. Handlev & Thayer and McNary for plaintiff, R Dtiniway and H T Botts for defendants. Continued for service. Tillamook County vs. Edith M. Alder man, admx., Peter Heise), L. H. Brown. Henry Rogers, P. McIntosh, |. Donald son, L. G. Freeman, Eli Goodspeed. W. I G. Chance, Mrs. Ella R. Hays, and F. Wheeler. Action for money. Handlev A Thaver and McNary for plaintiff, R. Dtiniway and 11. T Botts for defendants. Continued lor service The Clothiers Circuit court was convened on Mon day, which was presided over by Judge | G. II. Burnett. After the jurv had been I called, District Attorney McNary asked the court for a grand jury, which was ordered drawn by the judge, when the following persons were charged and sworr. by the judge ; Axel Nelson, I. S Phillips, Frank Paul, W. D. Gladwell, F. D. Norton, A. H. Kelso and T. B Lucas, fudge Burnett appointed Frank Paul foreman. As Nix Axtel made a mistake and an swered and took a place on the grand jury in the place of Axel Nelson, whose name whs first drawn, tbe work of the grand jury on Monday had to be done over again on 'Tuesday. Indictments were returned against the following per Thos. F Williams vs. Jacob Vincent. sons : Handley & Thaver Howard Edmunds and I. F. Larson Action lor money for plaintiff. C. VV. Talmage for de- bad two indictments against them for gambling, one for playing seven up and fendants Motion to set aside service ‘lie other for placing stud poker. This overruled. By consent both defendants case grew out of tbe wilful violation of have leave to serve and file answers 011 the law which occasionally goes on in or before January 2nd, 1906, plaintiff to Tillamook Citv right under the nose <>l reply to same on or before February 2, officials who are paid to suppress it. It 1906. Cause continued. appears that Larsen fell in with Billy Tillamook Lumbering Co. vs. V. and Stephens, Billy Bosley and H. Edmunds, I W. Jacobs. Action for money. W. H. who gave him several drinks in Hadley’s Cooper lor plaintiff. Settled. * ‘ saloon building. From there they went Yellow Fir Lumber Co. vs. Carrie A. 10 the room over Morton & Trombley’s < H. store, where there was a barrel of whit- • nd W. C. Bailey. Confirmation. Notice. I ey, which war being sold. Here Larsen T. Botts for plaintiff. Sale confirmed. Tillamook Lumbering Co., a corpora Mv wife. Alice J. Harris, has this 20th was given more of the medicine that was C. & E. Thaver vs i B-nton Turner. tion. vs Annie Eastham and — East- day of October voluntarily left my bed to make him feel good so that the gamb Action for money Handlev & Tbsysr liatfi. Margaret Philebaum and — Phile lers could fleece him like they have done for plaintiff. Nonsuit by plaintiff. baum. Leon?» rd Ackley, Ray Ack ley, Har- and board, and I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her for any so many victims who came to this city vev Ackley.Guy Ackley and Leslie Ackley, J. R. H arris . in previous years—and with some of the i C. A. Keep vs. The Oregon Pacific partition suit Handley & Thayer for purpose. officers of the law taking in tbe situation Navigation Co., a corporation or plaintiff. Continued for service. S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo , » y q ganised and doing business under tbe ol the gratters gialtmg a |»crson three L ucas C ounty , i ®,a" Tillamook County Bnnk vs Uillinm F rank J. C heney makes oath that he is the parts lull After Stephens, Bosley and laws of the State of Oregon. P. H. Reifenberg and W. S. senior partnei of the firm of F. J. CHENBY & Cone. Action for Skinner, J. K Lock and A J. Farrington. Edmunds got through with Larsen he Co., doing business in the City of Toledo. had a “broke.” dazed kind of a feeling, Action tor money. J. M. Pearcv and money. H T Botts for plaintiff". De- County anil State aforesaid, and that said firm Con fault and judgment with order to sell will nay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL minus some $70 or more as he stepped Handlev & Thayer for plaintiff attached property. LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that out upon the streets of Tillamook City tinued for service. N. P. Hansen vs. Louis Fleck. Rley j cannot cu^’g1 be cured by the use of H all ’ s C atarrh long alter tbe lights had blinked and the Louis W. Glaser, plaintiff and re FRANK J. CHENEY thud of the electric machinery had died •pondent, vs. Tillamook Logging Co., Fleck, John Fleck and Jefferson Fleck. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my away—again the victim of the gambling defendant and appellant. Action for Suit to set aside title. H. T Botts for presence, this 6th day of December, A.D. 1886. ’ plaintiff, Handley & Thaver for defend- j grate. When Larson and Edmunds were money. Transcript from County Court. t . A. W GLEASON, Demurrer to complaint over j arraigned Tuesday they pleaded gmltv, Eddv & Botts, for plaintiff Handley A ants. Notary Public. ruled. By consent plaintiff was given one to plaving seven up and the other to Thayer for defendants. Settled. Hail’s Catarrh Cure is take internally and stud poker, whereupon the prosecuting until January 15th, 1906, to serve and , I acts airvcny on me nuxiaana directly on the blood and mneous nincous surra surfaces John Marolf vs. Tillamook Logging file reply or other pleadings against of the system.. Send forjestimonisjs. free, attorney dismissed the other cases, and E J. CHENEY A Cd7, Toledo" O. or. Wcdnesrl.iy lodge Burnett sentenced Co. Suit for damage. A. W. Severance defendants answer, and cause was Sold by Droggi Druggists, 75c. each of them to pav a fine ol $75 or go for plaintiff. Ha ml lev ¿it Thayer for de continued. Hall’s Earn Family ily Pills wre the best. to jail for 40 days. The money was fendants. Bv consent P. E. Marolf a?id J. I). Mver vs. A. J Cone. Action for Hattie Marolf, joint administrators, Dr. P. J. Sharp, the expre- promptly paid. money. Carl Halierinch and H. T. Botisi E Belitz was indicted for violating tbe substituted ns plaintiffs in lieu of de for plaintiff Handley & Thaver for enced dentist is located in law in setting hie to slashing on his ceased plaintiff. Non suit on motion of plaintiff. Settle«!. Dr. Wise’s dental patr rs, and place on the Wilson river, not having defendant, plaintiffs not appearing when Tillamook County vs. Wilson River I is prepared to do nothing but first obtained a jiermit from the county cause was called. Road Co., a corporation. Suit to annul Ì clerk lie pleaded gmltv on Wednesday Tillamook County vs Edith M. Al ler lease. The District Attorney for plaintiff first class work and give the and Judge Burnett imposed the lowest man. Suit to set aside title Handlev A and Handle* ¿t Thayer for defendant , best of satisfaction If your fine, which was $100 or 50 days in the Thayer for defendants. Ralph R Dun The defendants demurred to the com-1 teeth need fixing call upon Yamhill c« untv jail, Belitt was taken iwav for defendant. Plaintiff's motioa plaint on the grounds that it was a law 1 him. so jail. for leave to file supplemental complaint and not an equity case,J The demur was Case sustained, and the plaintiff declining to It is reporterl that the grand jury re argued, which was overruled turned indictments against several was wrgiied and taken under advisement plead further.it was ordered and decreed parties, who have not lieen arrested vet, ort defendant’s motion for judgment os that the cause be dismissed at plaintiff’s but their names have lieen withheld. pleadings. cost, whereupon District Attorney J. H. It is for violating the local option I tw Geo. E. Chamberlain, et al., constitut McNnrv gave notice of appeal in open that several indictments have in-eii re ing 1 he State Land Board vs. Hiram B. court. The object of this suit was for turned, and as it was surmised that a Moore. Confirmation of sale. Eddv A the purpose of nnnuling the contract grand jury would be called thev skipped Botts for plaintiff. Sale confirmed. the Wilson River Road Compmiv was the county. W. F. Barker was server! You «in ranks your h.r- State of Oregon vs. Ben Hauxhurst. | granted bv the county court to operate O-'S u R>a ns n clove with pai>crs to appear I*>efore the grand Appeal from Justice Court. W. H a toll road for 50 years, which is con nn<l n, touch rs ntr» by jury while on his wav out 1 at l’olph, (’ooper, district attorney, for plaintiff trary tn Inw. ■•InsKVItEKA liar, no-.n Oil. You inn bnt failed to put in an npiiearance. ■ Dismissed by district attorney. J P Atkin and C. A Dotv vs. Tills englhnn Ils llfb—ranksII The case which w is put over to the I •*» twice r i l<»ng us it mopk Water Co. Foreclosure. H T. Albert Marolf vs. William E. Easotn, oruinarUy would. gram! jury where Con Desmond and W. et al. Confirmation of sale. H. T. Botts for plaintiff. W. H. Cooper for K. Cnlterlin g«»i into a little wrangle Botts for plaintiff. Sale confirmed. defendant Demurrer to complaint sus. that di<! not amount to much, was tained Plaintiff has leave to serve and Nels Thompson vs A. E Imbler and thrown out by the grand jury at the file amended complaint on or before Mattie S. Imbler. Foreclosure Handly ie ¡ucst ot Mr. Desmond. November 14, and defendant is required I Thaver lor plaintiff. H. T. Botts fur to Answer same on or before November I Tillamook County \ s. Edith M. Airier, defendants. Settled. ! 15th. Demurrer to amende«! complaint man, admx.. John L. Jones. 11. Hatha, McIntosh A McNair Co. vs. H K Gib- overruled. «r -kew a poor lookin« har- way. John W M. H. Larsen, M like new. Made of P. McIntosh, irayson, W. G. son. Action for money, 11. T. B >u. A. Davies and H G. Davies vs U. W purs, heavy bo.Ue.1 oil. m*. for plaintiff. Settled. So 13I!v prvparvd to with Chance, G. W . Kiger, I. S. Elliott de Brown. Confirmation. C. W. Talmage stand tbo weather. Henry A Ely vs. C. Ren Reis'and and for plaintiff. 3ale confirmed. ceased by C. A. hliioti executor, F R. Beals, H. F. G«»odspeed and |am** Hug- Queenie K Reisland, Suit to set aside h ers hev To recover money. Handlev A title. II T Botts for plaintiff. Settled Fresh vaccine points at Clough's 'I h«jer and Mc> aiy lor p’a miff, R.bun- as |»er stipulation. Drug Store Harness iEUREKA Harness Oil BUSINESS COLLEGE RESIDENT piano TUNER, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. : The Red Front I Shoe Has reduced prices on all his BOOTS and SHOES All my goods are first class, I will not be under sold by any other House in Till- mook; City My Goods are all Warranted. All SnOES purchased of me will be RE' PAIRED at REDUCED RATES. CALL and get BARGAINS. P. F BROWNE,Salesman NEW MEAT MARKET. GO TO A. H. BEATY FOR PRIME BEEF, MUTTON FORK, VEAL AND SAUSAGE MEAT. e solicit your patronage and will give you satisfaction. Main Street, Tillamook.
