Tillamook headlight., November 23, 1905, Image 8

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 23, It05-
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A SECOND HAND NEWS SHEET q OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo
George L. Davis will begin immediate,
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Nehalem and Tillamook Pre March. ________________
In looking over this week*. issue ot the □
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Headlight Splashes.
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Tillamook Herald we note with pleasure o
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that
its
Editor
appreciates
a
good
thing
How is your digestion ? There is ano­
CONNECT WITH SANTA FE
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ther mess of railroad news for Tillamook when he we. it, as he made a generous o
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u« of all cur locals and swiped all of o
New Organisation Incorporated to chew on this week.
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our
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for Construction—C. H Wheeler
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"Dogs delight to bark and bite" some ways willing to lend a helping hand, so o
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is Interested in New Company.
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times al Saudlake. There must be some help yourself, Mr. Editor; aud if you o
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Notwithstanding the fact that the cause for this. Wbat is it ?
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find anything else lying loo« around o
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right of way from Hillsboro to Bunks
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our office that will be of service to you, o
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has been transferred to the Pacific Rail­ Mayor Lane, of Portland, has made take it along, But we are sorry to note o
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way 4 Navigation Company, William Milwaukie, in Clackamas county, fam. that he was a little airaid the Herald o
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Reid, secretory of the Portland, Nehalem ous by raiding a fashionable gambling would not stand on it. own merits, as o
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& Tillamook Railway Company, has not -joint.
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he had to put in a whole page to tell the o
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giveq up his intention of building into
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good
people
that
hi.
paper
was
the
best
All the railroad projects makes very
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the Nehalem country, und is now in the
ever. While we are not doubting his o
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interesting
reading,
but
the
trouble
with
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field with a new company, which pro
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nsMrtion,
it
forcibly
reminded
us
of
the
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them
is
none
of
the
Tillamook
projects
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poses to construct a lineover a new route.
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school
boy
who
drew
a
picture
on
his
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Papers of incorporation of the new or­ have materialized and have amounted slate, and then wrote under it : This is a o
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ganization, which is to be known as the to nothing.
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mule.—Cloverdale Courier.
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So the Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook
Portland OregonSeu-oast Railway Com­
Do« it not look ridiculous. Brother o
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pany, were filed with the Clerk of Mult­ Railroad Company has given up the Courier, for a fellow who is tooting his o
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nomah County an I tl e Secretary of ghost, by the looks of things. Well,well. own horn so loudly, to be guilty of get. o
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State on Monday. The articles of incor­ We suppose it will be the proper thing ting his county news out of the columns o
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poration places the capital stock at to cremate it with "hot air.’’
of the Headlight and Courier and then o
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$500,000, and name C. H. Wheeler, John
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call a second hand newspaper the last o
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Here's
a
chance
fortho«of
our
citizens
Stewart und William Reid, all of Port­
paper ? Another instance of this is seen o
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who
are
itching
for
office,
and
if
they
are
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land, as incorporators.
■ his week. People who want second o
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The new company proposes to make a posses«d of any of the characteristics of hand county news will certaiuly find it o
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Jerome,
Henev
and
others
they
ought
to
connection with the Northern Pacific at
in Rollie's sheet, and on that account ¿1 o
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run
for
city
offices
in
Tillamook
Citv.
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the point where it will bridge the Will­
number of persons have said the Head­ o
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amette and proceed thence north wester­
P. McIntosh, who had charge of the light man was running the Herald, and o
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ly to the Cornelius gap of Washington Tillamook exhibit at the fair, writes : now thev will be able to snv the Courier o
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County,where it will attain an elevation "Take off your hats !” to the medals re man is helping us do so, now they find o
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of 504 feet. From this point, as stated ceived. We guess we'll all have to, as another batch of old stale county news o
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in articles ol incorporation, it will run Tillamook obtained all the gold medals republished for the edification of the peo­ o
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“thr >ugli the northeastern part of Wash­ for cheese. How this came about was ple of the county. Bah ! That's as bad o
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ington County, west of Dircie Postoftice, having someone at the head of affairs the fellow tooting his horn for the past o
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upon a line heretofore surveyed to, or who knew from long experience good three years with the piomi« that he was o
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near to, the summit of the divide be­ and bad chee«. So the Tillamook cheese going to give sway a buggv and has just o
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tween the wnters of the Nehalem and manufacturers got there with both feet. started in for another three years'toot, o
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Dairy Creek, tlience down through Col­ And the reputation thus gained is worth and by that time it will be second hand o
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umbia County to the Nehalem river, thousands of dollars for the famed Tilla­ ed like he county news in the recond o
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thence westerly and northwesterly thro­ mook product.
hand newspaper. Gee, wiz ! Hot air is o
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ugh Clatsop and Tillamook Counties to
cheap and plentiful with the Tillamook o
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Some
people
think
country
editors
and
the Lower Nehalem river, and also across
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newspaper pirate.
Rock Creek to Grand Rapids upon the country newspapers don't amount to
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anything.
Perhaps
they
don't.
We
have
o
lower portion of the Nehalem river,
BEAVER.
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noticed
this
that
whenever
the
country
thence in a southerly direction to Neha
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Ben
ver
has
now
a
blacksmith
with
a
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lem Bay and to TillamookCity via Tilla editor goes after tho« who have done
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new shop on Main street.
■nook Bay with a branch to Nehalem wrong orare not doing as they ought to
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Representative West lately returned o
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theysweat
under
the
collar
and
vow
ven.
bea h ; also an extension from Tillamook
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from another trip outside and has con o
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City southerly to the.Nestucca river and geance upon the editor who is outspoken
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eluded
that
Tillamook
is
good
enough.
and
not
afraid
to
express
his
opinion,
no
beach.”
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Miss Lena Bunn spent Sunday at her o
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matter
who
it
may
please,
or
who
it
may
It is also proposed to run a line from
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home.
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South Portland through Forest Grove offend. Public sentiment is always with
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Miss
Stella
Sailing
spent
a
few
davs
in
the
couptry
editor
under
such
circum
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to a connection with the main line at
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Tillamook
City
last
week.
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stances,
and
that
is
the
reason
why
the
the Nehalem River. Another line, pro.
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vided for in the papers of incorporation H eadlight wields so much influence in
NEHALEM.
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Tillamook,
would run from Grand R ipids upon the
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Aug. Ludtke is building a new house
tn till line lip the coast to Astoria.
It looks as though there is going to be
In addition to these lines, the papers a battle royal between the toll road peo on his place.
F. R. Beals was to his ranch on Mon.
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provide for a track from East Portland pie and the anti.loll road people on the
up the Willamette to Elk Creek, where Wilson river, for it reported around the day and took about 50 head oi young
it is propo«d to bridge the river and city that J. F. Recher is to be arrested cattle to Bay City to winter.
construct a line through Clackamas, for chopping down the gate. The anti­ Johnnie Snyder is home on a visit from
Washington, Yamhill and Tillamook toll road people, bncked by a large num Deep River Waste.
The cheese factory closed on Thursday
counties to Nrstucca ; also parallel with her of the citizens and a strong public
the
16th. having tpade the best run since
the seacoast through the countirs ot prejudice against the toll roads, are now
Tillamook. Lincoln, Lane, Douglas, aching for the toll road people to com­ it was started.
Coos and Curry to the California bonnd- mence the fight, so as to set the ball roll­
EOULDER CREEK.
ary and a connection with the Santa Fe. ing. It is a "community of interest"
Of this extensive system of lines. Wil proposition with the anti-toll road peo
Mr. Jim Tompkins went to Tillamook
liam Reid stntes that it is first to build pie, and they intend to stand togethir Wednesday and returned Friday.
from Fortland to Nehalem nnd Tilla until they accomplish what they are
E 0. Mills lias been working for Mr.
mook via the Northern Pacific connec- after and what the people demand, viz , Jno. Borba for some time, road building
ti >n. Construction of this road will Free roads in and out of Tillamook. As and working in the timber,
begin next March. Al this time the new an illustration of this, no sooner was it
Messrs McIntyre, Bundy and Borba
company will float bonds for the first decided that 1‘rosecuting Attorney J H went down to the saw mill near Spruce,
lot) miles of the line from the London McNary had made a mistake in bringing last Monday.
capitalists who had agreerl to finance the suit to quarli the 50 years' contract
Mrs Roza Borba spent last Wednes.
the line of the Portland, Nehalytn & with the Wilson River Road Company, day withjher friend, Mrs. Grace Chopard.
Tillatnook Railway Compnnv. These the anti-toll road people retained Attor­
Mr. C. A. Smith is getting ready for
trtn. it is said, had threatened litigation ney W. H. Holmes, of Salem, to bring some fence building by burning brush
Irecati« the agnement with them had another suit. Should Reeher be arrested and taking logs out of the way.
not Ireen kept, and to prevent this it it will open up another phase of the toll
Mr. Borba is building a house on Ilia
wasdecided to utilize their bonds through road question and furnish plenty of ma- ranch at Battle Lake, preparatory to
the agency of the new corporation
teri il to knock out the toll roads in the moving bis family there in the spring.
It is proposed to belt the Pacific coast end. Let her rip. boys !
I red Nicklaus went back to Hadley’s
bv connecting the Northern Pacific at
I'KKiDK camp last week after a few days
Portland and the Santa Fe at Eureka,
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the expre- visit at home.
and to lap a virgin country through the enced dentist is located in
C A. Smith and family spent last Sun
const counties rich in the many natural Dr. Wise’s dental patr rs, and day at the home of H. L. Jensen.
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rvs inrces that abound in wrstern Ore-i is prepared to do nothing but
Mrs. Lenore McIntyre visited Mr»,
g< n injjyd ng timber and coal, Prac- ' first class work and give the Grace Chopard last Thursday.
ticnlly a water grade connecting Port-' best of satisfaction
If your Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Kinnaman. went
1 nd with California points will lie se teeth need fixing call upon down the river last Sunday to spend the
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cured, which, it is said, will form the him.
day with their parents.
most important const link that could be
J. J. Hollett. our postman, went to tlie
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—Nt tick for
built between the north and south.
P ublication .
hub Thursday evening and returned
United State« Laud Office,
To Meet at Eureka.
Friday.
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Portland, O ego i,
November loth, 1905.
It is pointed out that the Santa Fe is
Notice 1« hereby given that in comphaiiee
SPRUCE.
a British owtied road, nnd ihnt the ex­ with the provisions of the act of Cong ess of
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187«. entitle d “An act for «he sale of
istence ot an agreement l>etweeii Ripley Junejr«».
t in her lands in he 8 atea of California Oregon,
II.
Peters
and
son
and
daughter,
of
and Harriman Ims precluded construc­ N dviu I b ami Weahington Territory, ' at ex-
vuded to all the Public ¡and Slat> a by act of Newberg, ere visiting friends at Spruce
tion of the Santa Fe lurther north than Augwat 4, 189?
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this week.
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the California State line. It is proponed Of Tillamook, GKOKGK
county of Tillamook, State of
M.
Cady
ard
family,
P.
Coulson
and
Oregon,
ha*
this
day
tiled
in
thia
office
l>v tlie British owners to get around this j
his sw .rn Staten cut
No.
for the pur-
agreement by building an independent chsae ot theK 4 of 8w 4 and W M < f Se ot family and Mrs. Dell Baity, of Blaine,
No.
in tp No. 1 S, Range
8 W, a nd went to town Thursday to see E. T. Hal-
line from Portland to meet the Santa , sec.
will offer
proof to show
that the land
Fe at Eureka. It is known that for I aoughi ia more valuable for its titube<- or store loin and his big sale.
than io agricultural Durpoaea, and toeatabish
Mis. V. Kinnaman and son, Clyde,
Mime years tlie Santa Fe's English slock- his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver ot this office at Portlan 1. Oregon, went to the city Friday.
holders have l-een a heavy trouble to on
Tuesday, th* ljth day of February, 1916
C. Blanchatd and wife went to town
Mr. Harriman, by reason of their desire tie names as witnesses :
Wayne W. Wiley, Charles A. Johnson, of Thu rsday ,|
to build into Oregon territory. Harri­ Tillamook, Or.; Fred Skump, of Trask, Or ;
I. Clough, of Tillamook, Or.
Grandma Jones returned Imino this
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man and Rockefeller lune made efforts Chaw.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
to buy tlie eontiolling Interest, lint t ips above deaerilM-d lands are requested to file their week from thei ast, where she has been
in this office on or be tv re said 13th day visiting all summer.
We were all glad
to London have liven unavailing Next I , claims
of Fe 1 MM y iqoa
A lorrnon D rkh . hr a Register.
to welcome grandma home again for we
to the London Isrukers Mr. Rockefeller
missed her so during her absence.
is the heaviest owner in Santa Fe stock.
Mrs. R. Wallace Hnd sonOra went to
At the latest melting. h> Id slaiut two
Tillamook Wednesday.
months ago, the Standard Oil coni|isnv
John Creecv.’of Blaine, went to to« n
registered a voting strength of $!'.ioo.-
this week.
OllO.
Oran Wallace, who has lieen working
Iwmoof oilb a.0Tini?>
The men «Im are named in the Ore­
for Mr. Hunt, of Tillamook, returmd
gon company dim l.iini any dinct rels
f M.KIH5 TOMMU 5LKIM5 HI HITS V
home Sunday.
llonslop « Illi I he Santn Fe, lint mln it
I FOLLOWING OUB JUCCtJitS I
Spruce school is progressing nicely.
that llnir tiiu iieial |-lan eonlen p'ctei
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AT PHILAOetBHIA CHICAGO
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Mr. B-aty is building a new barn on
t-oiistruclion < f 2IHI u Iles < f isilroa-l
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ANO OTHeR CAPOMTION5
g
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Wt WON THE
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the Dsn Nicoll a place.
beginning a* Pott la ml mid ending at
Mr. P. Anderson and Mr. A. Oinn
HIGHEST POSSIBLE AWARD
some polnl on I lie c<eiat ismtli of Tilla '
^AT TMt 5T LOOI5 WORLDSfAIRR
vlsiieil town Wednesday.
ilKXik. W hen tlie flist ‘Jill miles isen •
We liardly know what towrite, there'
pleted they n ill, they say, build farther i
A J TOW|*
is nothing liapping, only "Mr, and Mrs i
From Till tu ok j inctmn tu Coos Imy I
No and So went to town."
tlie distance is about 130 miles. From !
Coos bay to the state Bae il is Ito
Fresh vaccine points at Clough's
miles, and frout the stale line to Euieki
Drug Store.
PLANS ANOTHER RAIIr-
ROAD TO THE COAST.
MEAT!
MEAT!
The Old Reliable Market is »till doing
business at the Sfarne Old I’lace and meets
all competitors.
The New Meat Wagon
1 have Just added to my business will call
at the houses in the city daily and you can
select anything; you want in the Meat line.
PRIME BEEF, PORK, ÏÏTTTOX,
VE AD, IIAMN BACOX, SÂVSAUS.
GAME AAD PISH IW SEASON
1> K ESSE» POILTRT.
I have the Stock and can
Deliver you the Goods.
M. F. LEACH
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