TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 27, 1911.
• overdrawn to the amount of
$25,000, and another $25,000 ex­
1.50
vine year.........................................................
75 pended this year would have
Six months......................................
considerable improve­
SO made
Three month»....................... -.......
ments in the roads. There is
Entered as second class mail mat­ still due on the 1910 road tax
ter July, 1888, at the poet office at about $7,500. For machinery,
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of $8,566.34 was expended.
March 3, 1879.
KATES
OF
SUBSCRIPTION.
.STB1CT1.V 18 ADVANCE.)
3-iUainook Ijeabligbt
Editorial Snap Shots.
Pin your faith to the Nehalem
country and don’t be afraid to
invest your money in its devel­
opment.
It is unfortunate that the road
work is shut down, for it will
mean many bad places in roads
next winter where they have
been graded and left without
gravel.
It will surprise many persons
to know that in a few years the
Nehalem country will tie pro­
ducing as much milk us is now
produced in the neighborhood
of Tillamook City.
A cottage is being built on
Nehalem spit. If the snap shot
man undertook such a thing he
would be a tit subject for the
insane asylum.
Probably it
won’t be there after the winter
storms.
It does not look as though the
progressive citizens are in the
majority in this city.
One
clause was to get rid of a lot of
old junk ordinances, wluch are
inopperative, yet the people
voted to retain the old junk.
Evidently there are a whole
lot of persons who are opposed
to improving conditions in this
city. There is this satisfaction,
however, they will die off some
day. But in waiting for them
to do so, the city can’t and won’t
make much progress.
When such men at Nehalem
as C. H. Wheeler, Henry Tohl
and others, who are large tax­
payers, want the County Court
to make the road levy 10 mills,
it is plain proof that that sec­
tion of the county is in favor
of good roads. How does the
other two road districts stand
for 10 mill road tax to improve
their roads ?
the
One important thing
voters failed to do on Tuesday,
and that waste place the police
powers in the hands of the
mayor, who should be held re­
sponsible for the pence of the
city. N<> matter flow desirous
a mayor may be to see the city
properly policed, he lias no
authority whatever to remove a
peace officer.
However, the
people still prefer to elect the
city mnrshni in preference to
the mayor making the appoint­
ment.
The snap shot man is going
to be a tiooster to give each of
the three road districts $50,000
each year for the next few years
lor road work, and all those
who agree with us are invited
into the booster's band wagon.
Each district will need that
amount of money andean spend
it to good advantage. Some of
the knockers may consider this
going it some, but let them
knock, the county needs more
and better roads and this is the
only way to get them.
Some ingenious person nt
Nehalem had a good joke on
the editors, The sign on the
automobile “Booster Editors”
was made to rend ‘ Rooster
Editors.”
This was done by
pining a piece of black cloth on
the B and turning it into R,
which was discovered just as
the editors were being photo­
graphed. The snap shot man
i- wondering if fie has to take
<>tt his hat to the Lord Chief
Justice or one of the many
pretty ladies of Nehalem, for
the neat manner in which the
change was made makes u«
suspicious that the hitter had
something to do with it.
We are publishing in this
issue a summnry statement of
the expenditures for machinery,
ronda and bridges this year for
the information of those who
lire not well informed. And
spurt from this it may tie well
to mention Hint the indebted
ne*» of the county hist spring
was about $1'25,000
*
Of that
amount $46, out) win on the rood
fund.
The whole of the in­
debtedness WHS pH id off, which
took a large proportion of the
tax money collected last April,
A little over $53,000 have been
expended on roads this >ear,
which makes the road fund
^The people of Tillamook will
be glad to know that the suit
asking for a receiver for the
T. B. Potter Realty Co has
been dismissed. It was simply
another instance where a med­
dlesome person saw an oppor­
tunity to make trouble and force
himself into a job. It was his
own selfish ends which brought
this about, as will be seen by
an article in another page. We
have every confidence that the
company will make good if the
purchasers of lots at Bayocean
will exercise a little patience.
How foolish it does look for
the Oregonian’s railroad re­
porter to keep making mistate-
ments. Every time that any­
thing is written about the
United Railways building to
Tillamook County, Bay City
must be mentioned. This is
the latest:
Oft his return Mr. Gray made the
trip across from Tillamook to Bay
City and thence traveled along the
coast to Seas de.
President Gray did not visit
Bay City. We all hope that the
road will build to Baj’ City,
but other parts of the county
and bay will be favored. Nor
will Bay City be a terminal of
the United Railways, for the
Hill system is not going to al-
low Harriman lines to monopo­
lize twenty billion feet of tim­
ber in the Nehalem country
when only a few more miles of
road will put the United or the
Seaside roads right into the
heart of that immense body of
timber. We do not know, but
it looks more feasible that why
Mr. Gray did not appear con­
cerned about Bay City, he was
more concerned about the ex­
tension of one or the other of
the lines into Nehalem.
have mentioned this to give our
readers some information, and
most of them
will agree
with us that persons who plat
out town site and seaside pro­
pertv should go down in their
own jeans and not the taxpay­
ers’ jeans to improve the roads
leading to and through them.
Another point we want to say a
word on. The whole length of
.
...
Garibaldi beach is v without
----------- - a
wagon road, and as lots have
been selling at big figures, the
assessment on these seaside
plats should be made high
enough to give the court suffi­
cient money to build a road.
TRIP TO TILLAMOOK
PLEASES GRAY.
COUNTY EXPENDITURES
Showing Amounts Expended
for Roads, Bridges and
Machinery This Year.
Below we give a summary of the
expenditures of the General and
Road Funds from January to July
of this year.
This shows the
amounts each district received an
I .. expended
____ ____
the . amount
for _niarhinPrV
machinery,
As there is a good many erroneous
statements being circulated about
the County Court expending a large
amount of money for machinery, the
total amount is $8,506.34 for th.s
a
SPECIAL CITY ELECTION.
Only Three of the Amendments to
City Charter Carry.
J
The proposed new city charter was voted on ata
election on Tuesday, -when only three out of the eight J
nients carried, viz., 1st,>to enable the city to levy more nJ
and control and regulate certain things ; 2nd, allow, J
bond for street improvements under the Bancroft act -»¿JI
reduces the water commissioners to five,
REFERRED to the legal voters of Tillamook City by the CommM
‘‘Shall Ordinance Ro 216Its.garter of Till^ i
year.
_________
Amount of County Warrants drawn 100 39 Yes.
on the General Fund for roads 101 73 No.
and highways, bridges and ma­
chinery from February to July, REFERRED to the legal voters of Tillamook City by the Common rj
1911.
“Shall Ordinance No. 217 to amend the Charter of Tillamook On¿1
The Magnificent Timber
F ebruary .
and Fertile Land are a
Supervisor salary................ $138.45
Surprise to Him.
E. E. Cross, bridge on Dolph
Carl R. Gray, president of the
Hill lines in Oregon, returned to
Portland Friday from a three-day
trip into the Tillamook country.
“I made the journey," he said, “to
familiarize myself with the country
and conditions there, and I must
say that I am lyighly pleased with
what I found. The mountains are
marvelously wooded, affording a
supply of the finest of timber, suffi­
cient for many decades. The Tilla­
mook Valley itself is remarkably
fertile, and offers unlimited oppor­
tunities for development in the fu
ture.”
From The Oregonian:
Although he is unable to say defini­
tely when construction of the United
Railways from Banks to Bay City and
Tillamook will begin. President Gray,
who had just returned from an inspec­
tion trip of Tillamook bay, is well pleas­
ed with the country that he saw and
eager for an opportunity of authoriz­
ing actual operations.
“I never saw finer timber anywhere,”
said Mr. Gray yesterday in comment­
ing on the observations of his trip. “It
is on both sides of our proposed road
and we pass through miles and miles
of it.
“What astounded me was the wonder­
ful development in and around Tilla­
mook, in spite of the handicap of be­
The special city election on
ing all these years without a railroad.
Tuesday on a proposed new
It is a modern, up-to-date community.
charter met with opposition in
The territory along the coast and for
Several respects.
There was many mi lea inland ia one great stretch
nothing in the charter of a of dairy."
radical character, and the com­
Mr. Gray was much encouraged over
mittee framed it to meet the
the physical position of the United
present needs of the city, for if
Railwav right of way. The survey will
Tillamook City expects to make
make it possible to construct the line
any progress the next few years
without exceeding 1.7 per cent grade,
it must revise the old charter,
and this will be in favor of the load—
which is antiquated and out of
not against it.
date. We believe the citizens
All freight that will originate west
have made a mistake in not
passing the proposed charter in of the Coast Range tunnel will be haul­
its entirety. Anyway, it would ed to Tillamook or Bay City. That
have been wise to have given it originating east of the tunnel will come
a fair trial, for the committee to Portland. The grade, excepting for
was conscientious in framing a a shirt distance west of the Cornelius
charter after a good deal of care­ Gap tunnel, ia decending. No heavy
ful study, which, in their judg­ loadi will have to be hauled up hill.
As soon as work is authorized it will
ment, the city was in need of.
require
very little time to complete
The charter was amended in
three particulars.
It curtailed the line to Tillamook Bay, as all pre­
the number of water commis­ liminaries have been met. It is prob­
sioners, enabled the city to levy able that when J. J. Hill returns from
more money for roads, and to his annual fishing trip the way will be
bond for street improvements i be opened for completing the United
under the Bancroft act, which Railways.
Mr. Gray was accompanied on his re­
enables property owners in
the city to pay for the same in cent trip by his son, Carl R. Gray, Jr.;
yearly installments.
One of i ! Wilbur E. Coman. general freight and
(he essential things, that of a passenger agent and L. B. Wickersham,
sewerage system, cannot be chief engineer.
J
acted?"
(This Ordinanc, No. 216, changes the presetrtGtv
that the Recorder and Marshall will be appointed by the Mayor’) J
road ....................................
acted?”
(This Ordinance, No. 217, is to carry out the proviij«.»!
nance No 216, and changes the present city charter so that the Zj
Recorder will hold office during the pleasure of the Mayor.)
244.00 102
103
40
72
Y es.
No.
I
6KKEU to
to the
me legal voter?
voter? of
oi Tillamook
iiuamoox City
'_,iiy by
Dy the
the Common
Common J
REFERRED
‘
•«hall Grrtinnnno
___ Citnl
"Shall
Ordinance No
No. 218
218 tn
to »mend
amend the
the Charter
Charter nf
of Tlll„
Tillamook
acted?"
(This Ordinance, No. 218, repeals that clause of tbeal
61.30
Charter which makes the Recorder the Assessor of the taxable p2|
153.95
the city. The assessing is all now done by the County AsseaJj
113.00
state laws.)
$382.45
M arch .
Supervisor salary
Surveying .......
Damages for road
$328.25 104
105
A pril .
Supervisor salary...............
Surveying .............................
Livery hire for County Court
Machinery.............................
53
62
Yes.
No.
164.70
133.20 REFERRED to the legal voters of Tillamook City by the Common
“Shall Ordinance No. 219 to amend the Charter of Tillamook Cit3
68.50
acted?”
(This Ordinance, No. 219, changes the present city
645.50
J
$1,011.90
M ay .
Supervisor salary’................ 551 40
102.00
Culverts ........................ .
Machinery...................... ...*.. 149.25
247.20 106
Surveying.............................
Bridge (Kinnainan place). . 3,800.00 107
Livery hire for surveyor
69.70
and court............................
that the common council can levy a road tax equal to that now pn3
the general law of the state for use upon the streets of the citv:ii<3
the powers of the common council in regard to combustable«; nuiuwj
lie buildings ; common drunkards ; signs and awnings; shade trteyij
animals; telephone and street car and other companies; streetii3
noises disturbing the public; public carriages, and other matters
the general welfare of the city.)
3
63
51
Yes.
No.
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REFERRED to the legal voters of Tillamook City by the Common J
“Shall Ordinance No. 220 to amend the Charter of Tillamook Cit3
acted?”
(This Ordinance, No. 220, changes the present city dal
as to make the police force appointed by the Mayor.)
$4919.55
J une .
Supervisor salary
... 375.30 108 47 Yes.
Surveying............
383.20 109 66 No.
Culverts ...............
.. 4,051.30
Machinery ..........
1,525.91
Lumber........ ..
201.79 REFERRED to the legal voters of Tillamook City by the Common Aa
“Shall Ordinance No. 221 to amend the Charter of Tillamook Ciri|
Supplies, livery hire and ex. 111.95
acted?”
(This Ordinance, No. 221, change? the present cityd
Damages for road................ 100.00
--------------------------------------- 1
•
J uly .
Supervisor salary ................ 495.56
Surveying-...............................
331.85
Livery hire for Surveyor .. .
29.00 110
Machinery.......... .................... 6,245.68 111
Bridge (Wilson river).......... 2,609.50
Bridge (Kinnainan place).. 2,139.79
as to include sewers with street improvements and provide« for hod
of improvement bonds by the common council to cover the costffirt
tioned so to do by any person whose assessment for such improreJ
ceeds $25.00, thus making it possible to pay the assessment in teJ
annual installments; makes improvement bonds no part of the sta
debtedness.)
65
52
Yes.
No.
__________
REFERED to the legal voters of Tillamook City by the Common (k
"Shall Ordinance No. 222 to amend the Charter of Tilhmook Citjk
Total
acted?’’
(This Ordinance, No. 222, changes the present city dirt
abolishing the present Water Commission and substituting tM
Summary statement of road work
Water Commission of five members, one to ¡be elected from adi
If this amendment carries, the present Water Commission will ùrt
and warrants allowed by the
members, one from each ward, to constitute the Water Commisin
County Court from February to
such times as are fixed for election by the amendment. The )■
July, 1911.
Water Commission will have the same powers as at present, and elec
own secretary and treasurer who do not need to be members of the «
D istrict N o . 1.
•ion.)
$11,851.38
$25,242.96
February.............................
March..................................
April ..................................
May......................................
June ....................................
uly......................................
. $ 600.20 112 61 Yes.
888.40 113 52 No.
. 3,340.16
. 2,312.02
. 5,026.06 REFERED to the legal voters of Tillamook City by the Commai u
. 8,412.77
*,Shall Ordinance No. 223 to amend the charter of Tillamook City I
acted?"
(This Ordinance, No. 223, changes the present city ctat
raising the limit of indebtedness from $60,000.00, the present IW
debtedness, to $15C,000.00, exclusive of improvement bonds.)
$20,579.01
D istrict N o . 2.
February
March . .
April
May........
June.....
July.......
_________________ $18,082.62
D istrict N o . a
114
$ 141.37 115
1,001.72
825.82
3,489 95
3,902.42
8,721.34
43
71
Yes.
No.
Tillamook-Forest Grffl
STAGE LINE
February .......... .............. $ 453.89
March ............
...............
205 «7
April.................. ................
819.6Í
May..................... ............. -.. 2,010.29
undertaken, because the citi­
Card of Thanks.
Iu"e..................... ................. 3,104.25
zens would not sanction a lar-1
July..................... ................. 8,468.80
We wish to extend our sincerest
ger tionded indebtedness than
thanks to all who so kindly assisted
that provided in tlie old char­ us in our late bereavement
$15.122.51
Total............ .............. $53,784.74
ter, consequently the stinking!
J ohn A schim .
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-
——
———■
cesspools all over the city will
B lanche W hittemore .!
■
■
-
Dissolution of Partnership.
E unice W hittemore .
have to remain, a menace to life I
C
lyde W hittemore .
and health and a source of in- i
N otice is H ereby G iven — That
come for the doctors and under­ Notice of Dissolution of Partner­ the partnership heretofore existing
between A. B Dentel and George
ship.
takers. It is to be hoped that I
Lounderville, under the firm name
those who voted for a sanitary
N otice is H e T eby ”G iven . That of D. L. Shingle Co., is dissolved,
city won't be the first victims the partnership existing between and A. B. Dentel will not be re-
Thl» la the UU« of a beautiful 64 (’«•“♦‘■¿¡J
to succumb to the dirty state of G’
" '«tadt and U. G. Jackson, «ponsibie for debts after July 22,
will show any boy or girl how to stJccxl»
the cesspools.
“,,der ,he «•«« of ‘he Wistadt
postal In th« mall TODAY and It will *••*3
Engineering Companv, has been
Th«
alm of the Colle«« 1« to dignify
A. B. D entel .
the lndu«trie«, and to serve ALL the p * o »1» l ]
dissolved by agreement. All claims
courses
in Agriculture, Civil Engineering,
Wanted to Trade.
Many of the places platted for against the firm should be pre­
Engineering. Mechanical Engineering, l»«^
sented
and
debts
owing
to
the
firm
seaside resorts are
without
eerlng, Foreetry. Domeetlo. Science and
should be paid to U. G. Jackson,
Two eighty acre tracts, uncleared,
mere«. Pharmacy and Music. The C»U«"r?
wagon roads and no provisions at hia office in Tillamook City
one with 1.500,000 ft. timber, the
•eptember 23d. Catalog free.
j
made to obtain them, ntid it is
Dated, July 12, 1911.
other good farm land, in Jackson
Address: REGISTRAR, OREGON AGlK»“n
Co., Ore., to trade for property in
safe to say that those who have
G. S. W18TADT.
----------- ------------ COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oregon.
___ ______ U. G. J ackson . Tillamook, or acreage near by._
platted out summer resorts und
Address Box 567, Newberg, Ore.
town site property will be con­
tinually applying to the Couuty Sunday Service«, M ® Church.
Parson*« Poem A Gem.
Wanted, Horses With Heave«.
Are you thinking of
Court for roads to improve their
10 a. tn . Sunday School. This i«
From
Rev. H. Stubenvoll, Alli«on,
piano ?
. j
property, whereas they should an inspiring hour for. and with Ia., in praise of Dr. King*« New
head
heavey
horses,
If so. don't fail to csB**H
Life Pills.
1200 and better, to ship east —Call
lie compelled to make these the young life of the city.
11 am. Song and Sermon. Sub­ "They’re such a health necessity, Dr. J. K R eedy .
places accessible by wagon ject.
the Word's Famed
• Time to Go,”
___ ____________
*“ every
home these pills should _ be.
Folk, the représentât* J
road before they are placed on
Bargain
"pm. The great hour of youth- If ' °*h*r kind« vou
you ’ve
ve'tried
in**vah>
tried
in
vain.
Music House. wh<>wiB***J
the market. Before approving ful enthuaiasm and devotiou. The . ..
USE
Uc*-' DR. KING’S -
New, 5 room cottage with one or July 25th, and who »« j
any more plats, it would be a Epworth League «ervice.
p"
__ again.
__ ” Only 25c at two
And be .
well
lots, easy terms. Enquire at
good thing if the County Court
3, Song Service, choir «uatained Ch“a
c,o»Kh’«.
sure in quoting » °»
Headlight Office.
terms of forty “ di flcrretTj
would insist upon some road bv orchestra. Subject - -Going
Notice. _
",
_______
80 Acre« Timber for Sale.
piano. We also have a
.
work being done. There are a Wrong.” __
A
Peek
Into
Hi.
,O
K
’
V
' ’rorn‘“K
parties ,
few cases where persons who
used pianos that will
®
seres
timber,
with
about
*^*5* IBto
Pocket
not to buy • promissory note for
huve platted land who are im­ would * show
tlie box of Bucklen'« *5* Ifiveu to Vaughn A Co., of Pike- 4 000, 000 feet of fir and hemlock, not convenient for you
proving the roads.
For in Arnica Salve that E, S. Loper. vU,e- Tenn., for a sewing machine which I will sell at 50c. per 1000 feet. for catalogues and
J acob B lum
ElLER MUSK ■*!
stance, S. G. Reed will have • carpenter, of Manila. N. Y., al- “• ,he «»me wa« obtained under a
expended$7.(Won county roads ways carries. "I bare never had a “^•«■•presentation.
Tillatno*’^
Happiest
Girl
1«
Lincoln.
wound, bruise, or sore it would
T. H. M c C ormack
through and adjacent to Ncnh- cut.
Next
door
to
Toggery-
_
A
Lincoln,
Neb.,
girl
writes.
“
I
not soon heal,” he writes Great-
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knh-nie, in the north part of the ent healer of burns, boils, scalds
had been ailing for some time with
Dairy Farm for Sale.
chronic constipation and stomach
county.
Ou the other hand, chapped hands and lips, fever sores,
I will sell my dairy farm, either fl?“b o. 1
Chamber-
there are those who want the skin-eruptions, ecxerna. corns and
piles. 25c at Chas. I. Clough's
as a a hole or cut ft up into small lain a Stomach and Uver Tablets
taxpayers to bear the expense of
tracts, on the Wilson river, at a ?"d •" three days I was up and got move tlie »orrm--
building roads through and
greatly reduced price.
XLP?hI
1 am 'hr proud- store the parts to •
The
Star
Theatre
chauves
adjacent to their property. We every night.
mi girl in Lincoln to find such a
. i
J"
F rebman .
tion. For eale by
Apply to J. C. Bewely.
good medicine.' Foreale by La- Store.
mer » Drug Store
Leaves Daily at 5 a.m., arriîi
at Forest Grove at 6 p^\
FARE, $5.00.
O regon agricultürâlcôllî
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