Tillamook headlight., August 24, 1911, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUSf 24. 1011
RT CASE
Plaintiffs deny that said taxes CLOVERDALE BOOSTERS
Administrator’s Sale.
have been collected by the tax col­
lector of said County.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That
Child Portraits Made by
i Plaintiffs deny that ever since the Forms a Commercial Club by virtue of an order duly made
attempted organization of the de­
’ and entered by the Countv Court of
Us are Child-Like.
for
Publicity
Work
fendant Port of Tillamook, The
,tlie State of Oregon, for Tillamook
Port of Tillamook which was in­
County, authorising and directing
Just as our portraits of adults
Cloverdale Courier.
corporated by the Legislature of
the sale of the real property, here­
The spirit of boosting penneats inafter described by the under-1
possess strength and character.
the State of Oregon in the year
Juniwav has filed 1899, has not exercised or attempted the land and the knocker is a back signed administrator, I, the under­
We are experts in lighting
nial in answer to to exercise all of the powers and number without a place Boosting, signed administrator, wilt sell at |
and posing, and our equipment
swer to the com- authority conferred upon it by the in the broad, wide sense of mean­ private sale subject to confirmation
act of the Legislature.
by the said County Court, the fol­
i we give in full, said
is complete. Come in and see
Plaintiffs deny that the said Port ing, is not the uplifting- of one lo­ lowing described real property, to-
i of much interest of Tillamook created by the Legis­ cal or individual enterprise, but wit :
I
our line.
: of this county at lature in 1899, acquiesced in the the building up of all things, the
An undivided one-lialf interest in ;
itne. It is as fol formation of the defendant Port of improvements of all conditions and and to Lot numbered otie and the i
| Tillamook or that it has recognized the betterment of all things possi­ South East quarter of the North j
or acknowledged the validity of the
East quarter of Section six, and j
the above named defendant Port of Tillamook.
ble. To be.a booster is an honor Lot numbered four, ami the South
Next to the Post Office.
tor reply to defend-
These plaintiffs allege that the and a credit, to be a knocker, the West quarter of the North West !
nd seperate answer, Port of Tillamook incorporated by reverse. We cannot all think alike,
",
in
Town-j
*«'i»
ind allege as follows: the Legislature in the State of Ore­
ship three North of Range uine I
a July 7th, 1909, at the gon in the year 1899, is a valid mun­ neither we can we all boost alike, West, W.M., anil Lots numbered |
fclock a.m., or any icipal corporation under the laws of but we can all boost. An individual twelve, thirteen and fourteen of '
all, there was tiled in Oregon, that it is and has been ex­ booster iB a big help to a commun­ Section thirty-one. in Township
if the County Clerk ercising all the powers and author­ ity and a combination of boosters four North of Range nine West,
¡County, Oregon, or ity given it by said act of the Leg­
W.M., less tract of six and three-
i, a petition in words islature, and has been levying and one of the greatest achievements a fourths acres sold to F R. Beals,
let forth in said an- expending taxes, for the purpose of community can have, hence the or­ and one acre for grave of Mrs.
bstantially set forth its incorporation ever since it was ganization of booster clubs, com­ Ludtke, and except the merchant­
incorporated.
mercial" bodies, etc. Oregon has able tiiubdr on lands in Sections five
iid petition set forth
and six, and crude oils reserved,
Plaintiffs deny that at the election
the
boosting spirit so enthusiastic­ nd subject to right of way fof
r, or any petition, was held for the incorporation of the
Il presented to said defendant Port of Tillamook the ally that it has spread from the county road.
first day of its next voters residing within said territory large cities to the smaller ones un­
Sawrsale will be made either for
in after the filing of participated in said election, and til now there is scarcely a hamlet ^*.».2,
I-IUIIUW LdHll
me ,
cash, U1
or IW
twi-thirds
cash HIIU
and the
to wit: On July 7th, plaintiffs deny that due notice or
balance on one year’s time, with
((.'APT P. SCHRADER)
’ time before or other any notice was given, and plaintiffs that does not boast of such an or­ interest at the rate of eight per
10th, 1909.
deny that all or nearly all of the ganization. Cloverdale has been a cent per annum, and secured by
ny that said court at voters residing within said territory little slow, we must admit, in form­ first mortgage on the said pro­
ourt or at any time or voted at said election.
ulating such an organization, Her perty. Said sale will be made from
lined or entered the
and after the 28th day of August,
Plaintiffs allege that because of
t in said answer, pages the illegal time aid place at which citizens are conservative, but like 1911. Bids may be left at the office
all
conservative
people
when
they
of H. T. Botts or T. H. Goyne,
said election was held, and because
itiffs allege that the of the failure to give due notice of move it is with a firm foundation Attorneys-at-Law, Tillamook City. 1
iresented to this court said special election, large numbers underlying their efforts, with a Oregon.
were not in order as of legal voters who were opposed to
Dated this June 13th, 1911.
ered on July 10th, 1909, said proceeding were prevented thorough knowledge of what they
M. A bplanalp ,
rand that in truth and from voting, and such number of are going into and with such know­
Administrator of the Estate of!
i
Louis Blattlar, deceased.
ition was presented to voters opposed to such proceeding ledge and backing step by step the
July 7th, 1909.
were prevented from voting as to top round of the ladder is reached
ntitfs admit that an enable the illegal returns counted
Sheriff's Sale.
i
empted to be made by in an illegal manner to show an ap­ with almost an absolute assurance
Sailing for Portland, every Thursday or Friday
.
( July 10th, 1909, the parent majority in the entire Dis­ from the start.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
according to Tides.
an-
[set forth in said
trict of 76 votes, but if due notice
Oregon for Tillamook County.
Saturday last the first step was
4, 5, 6, if the untrue re­ of the election had been given and taken by the organization of a Clay Daniel and Dora)
ived thereof, to wit: the election had been held in the
Daniel,
ted to this court on time and manner prescribed by the I Commercial Club, and backing the
Plaintiffs. I
law in the year 1909, sufficient of [ club are the beat men of the com­
vs.
I
B. C. LAMB, Agent.
S. EI.MORE A CO,
eny that the County said voters would have voted to munity. A temporary chairman and L. II. Kenney. Hallie •
F County duly issued have shown the majority against secretary, Mr. Dennis and Mr.
Kopieske and Win.
Lamb's Dock, Tillamook. Ore.
Agents, Astoria, Ore
e holding of a special said proceedings throughout the
Kopieske, Gust Nel­
I. W. W. BROWN, Agent,
Owen
respectively,
were
chosen,
A
d by said order, or that entire District.
son and Peter Nel
Conch Street Dock. Portland, Oregon.
sere by said clerk duly
Plaintiffs deny that the act of the committee was also appointed to
son,
Defendants. J
o the respect ejudges Legislative Assembly of the State of draft a constitution and by-laws, to
N otice 13 H ereby G iven ,—That
election in the various Oregon, outlined in the laws of Ore­ lie adopted at the next meeting, in pursuance of an execution and
Uprising the territory gon of 1899, at pages 419-423 inclu­
order of sale duly issued out of and
said or any petition, sive, and referred to in plaintiffs’ Saturday evening, when the per­ under the seal of the Circuit Court
lotices or any notices complaint, was and is unconstitu- manent organization will be per­ of the State of Oregon, for Tilla­
judges or clerks or by ( tional and void, and these plaintiffs fected.
mook County, to me duly directed,
dated the 9th day of August, 1911,
t at all, duly posted i allege that said Legislative act is
It
is
desired
that
this
organiza
­
veral precincts or any I legal and constitutional and that
issued in pursuance of a judgment
membershipped
with and decree of foreclosure and order
_• at all more than ten ' said Port of Tillamook created by tion be
Butnber-of days prior said Legislaive act as a duly organ­ every booster in this locality. The of sale duly rendered in the above
< I
Thl« 1« th» title of a beautirul M-p«x« book, which
ig of said election, or ized municipal corporation which larger the organization the greater entitled cause and suit, wherein it
will
«how
any
boy
or
tttrl
bow
to
SUCCEED.
Droo
a
; has organized and exercising its the strength, and if you are a boost­ was decreed and adjudged that the
poital in the mall TODAY and It wlU be cent FREE.
plaintiffs recover from the defen
deny that said election corporate functions ever since it
The alm of the College la to dlntfy and popularlie
Id within said territory was created and is now exercising er your name should be enrolled on daiits L. H. Kenney. Hallie Ko-
the tnduetrtee. and to aerve ALL the people. It oSere
the parchment that constitutes tl|e pieske and Wm. Kopieske. the sum
fixed by said order, to its corporate functions.
cour«e« in Asrlculture. Civil Enstneerlns. Electrical
Plaintiffs deny that said Port of membership of the
of
$;M)U.0l>,
with
interest
thereon
Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Mining Engln
fast 24th. 1909, or at any
Cloverdale
Bering, Foreetry, Domeetio. Science »nd Art. Com
Tillamook as established by an act
from
July
1st.
19W9,
at
the
rate
of
Commercial
Club.
merce. Pharmacy and Muatc. The College opene
8 per cent per annum, for the fur­
ntiffs admit the allega- of the legislature was never a valid
September aid Catajog fro».
Plaintiffs
further
ther sum of $75.00 as attorney’s fees,
I further and seperate corporation.
Addroee: REOI8TRAR. ORROOK AGRICULTURAL
Notice of Sale of Tide Lands.
and for the costs and disburse
fnencing page 6. line deny that by reason of the proceed­
COLLEGE, Corvalllo, Oregon.
ments taxed at $;tli.OO, and said exe
Word “that,” and ex- ings had for the attempted incorp­
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That ertion and order of sale command­
nd including the word oration of the defendant Port of
De 12, page 7, in further Tillamook, the people of the ter­ the State Lind Board of the State ing uie to sell the premises and
of
Oregon will sell to the highest real property therein described as
ritory
included
within
the
bound
­
s answer.
leny that at said spec­ aries of the said defendant Port of bidder, at its office in the Capital follows, to-wit : The South half of
if said court held on Tillamook, accepted or adopted the Building, at Salem, Oregon, on Lot 3, and the South half of the
_ 1901», said court duly provisions of Chapter 39, of the October 3rd, 1911, at 10:00 o’clock North East quarter of the South
ITXOPH1 or Til AMMUAI. ITZTIMIXT OF TIS
0
a.m., of said day, all the State's in­ West quarter of Section 7, all in
tered upon its journals ' laws of Oregon for the year 1909.
itxfifiFta rl**r»v
Plaintiffs
deny flint
that aaiH
said Pnrf
Port nf
of terest in the tide and overtlow Township 2 North of Range 9 West,
• forth in the further
ILLINOIS SURETY CO.
I answer pages. 7, 8 Tillamook thereby or at all became lands hereinafter described, giving Willamette Meridian, excepting a
OF CHICAGO IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
; that these plaintffs | a valid or legal corporation under however to the owner or owners of strip 100 feet in width across said
On the list day of December, 1410, made to th. lnauranc. Commissioner of
laid County Court at ( the laws of the State of Oregon. any lands abutting or fronting on land heretofore deeded to the Pacific the state of Oregon, pursuant to law
lempted to make and Plaintiffs deny that whatever power such tide and overflow lands, the Railway and Navigation Company.
capital .
Now. T herefore , by virtue of Amount of capital paid up
ger in its journals of the or authority were theretofore had preferance right to purchase said
|2SO,O00.td
tide
and
overflowlanus
at
the
high
­
said
execution,
judgment,
order
or
exercised
by
the
Port
of
Tilla
­
Rnd purport as set forth
IHOOMta.
est
price
offered,
provided
such
and
decree,
and
in
compliance
with
mook
created
by
the
Legislature
in
r and seperate answer.
Premium« received durlnx the year
.....................
offer is made in good faith, and also the commands of sai<J writ, I will Interest, dividends and rente received during the vear
extin-
etiy that on the 8th , 1890, were surrendered, or —
.....
* — sources
------------- ---------
*—
-
- -c
rsceived
during
the year.
nber. 1909, ot any otherJ guished, or the said Port of Tilla- providing that the land will not he on Friday, the Sth day of Septem­ Income from other
rernor of the state of inook has become extinct or dis- sold for nor any offer therefore ac­ ber, 1911, at the front door of the
Total Income .........................................................
flSO.m fl
’ appointed the indi- solved, or succeeded by the defend- cepted of less than #7.50 per acre, Court House, in Tillamook City,
DISBUBSHMBITTS.
the Board reserving the right to Tillamook County, Oregon, sell at
jdants named herein1 ant - Port
**- of ' Tillamook.
Lo.ee. paid during th. year. Including
adjustment
Plaintiffs deny that they should reject any and all bids. Said lands public auction to the highest bid
oners of the said Port
expenses......
etc .........................................................
........................................ ..............
be or are estopped to deny the va­ are situated in Tillamook County, ! der, for cash in hand, all the right, Dividends paid during the year on i-apltnl
and salaries paid during the year .........
intiffs deny that the I lidity of the incorporation of the de­ Oregon, and described as follows : .title and interest which the aliove Commissions
licenses and fees paid during the year ............
I
Beginning at a point which is the named defendants, or either of Taxes,
ly or at all designated fendant Port of Tillamook.
Amount of all other expendlturea
!y Court House in Tilla- I Plaintiffs deny that they have Meander Corner between Sections ‘ them had on July ist. 1909. or since
Total expenditures ...............................
93O2.C71
Jregon. or any other I been guilty of any such laches, that 8 and 9. T. 1 S.. R. 10 W..W.M.. and had in and to the atiove described
t place where said Com- they have lost the right to question running thence along high water real property, to satisfy said execu­
abb etc .
•* tion. judgmeut, order and decree, Value of stocks and bonds owned ...
incor|>oration
of
ot line the following courses :
.....................
Should meet for the or­ ’ the validity of the incorporation
1
’aah In banka and on hand
S. 80 degs. 40’ E. 153.63 feet.
interest and costs, and all accruing
ill
_
________
I the defendant Port of Tillamook,
or
is the
Port.
»
’
remlums
in
course
of
collection
aid
In
transmission
S. 56 degs. Off E. 1160.00 ,,
costs.
■ intiffs deny that the that they are estopped to question
nterest and rente due and accrued .
S. 22 degs. 17’ E. 553.76 „
H. CRENSHAW,
the State of Oregon de-• the validity of the incorporation of
Total asset, admitted In Ore* >n ..........................
S. 70 degs. 38' E. 287.66 .,
Sheriff of Tillamook County,
IF 41 «41 71
ptember 13th, 1909, at the defendant Port of Tillamook.
N. 80 degs. 59' E. 445.00 ,,
Oregon.
I., or at any other time’ Plaintiffs allege that the Port of
LIABILITIES.
207.75
„
S.
70
degs.
09"
E.
Dated August 10th, 1911,
rhen said commission- Tillamook created by an act of the
Oros« claims for I omfi unpaid
.............................................
Amount
of
unearned
S. 50 degs. 17' E. 152.90 ,,
premium,
on all outstanding
leet for organization as legislature of the State of Oregon
t
risks ... . .. .......................
S. 20 degs. 37' E 460.00 ,,
¡in 1899, and which organized and
Du* for commission snd brokerage ..........................................
Notice.
S. 52 degs. 01' E. 645.80 ,,
All other llshllltle«
leny that each of said its power and authority as a muni
1
Capltsl atock .....................
S. 44 degs. 48' E. 300.00 .,
■rs duly qualified by cipal corporation under said act of
The boots and shoes left with the Buiplua .................................
S. 35 degs. 16' E. 516.35 ,,
ith of office prescribed the legislature, cannot be dissolved
late
Peter
Asp
for
repairs
can
be
S. 43 degs. 51' E. 638.00
• by estopped or by failure of its
Total Il«bllltl»a .................. ...............................................
1142. «41 T«
64.57 „ to line had by paying the charges on them Total premium« In fores December >1. 1410 ......... ..
S. 69 degs. 04’ E.
1291611 9)
intiffs deny that at the officials to perforin their duties.
at
the
shoe
shop
of
F.
A.
Sj
kes,
Plaintiffs further allege that the lot 3, then
nvaiRE»»
ia
oxxaoi
ron
tkd
ace designated by the
TRA*.
next
door
to
Mason,
Pennington
A
220.06
,,
to
N. 0 deg. 26’ W.
low
rlaka written during the year ............ .. .................... ..
I meeting of the com defendant Port of Tillamook cannot
I IM»»
Co.'s.
Those not taken after 30 Total
Groes premfuma received during ths year ................... .
17 4«
was held and organiz- be created a municipal corporation water line and then along low water days, will tie sold for the charges.
Total _______
amount ___
of . premiums out»ir.indlng In Orsgon Ds-
courses
:
line
the
following
under the laws of Oregon bj any
ermhet >1. l»10
E. W. S tanley ,
*
1T.40
N.
70
degs.
28'
W.
a*.
ÍM
feet.
lintiffs deny that on the laches or estopped on the part of
Administrator of the estate
N. 48 degs. 44’ W. 3jfl 30 »»
ILLINOIS SURETY CO.
ovember. 1910, defend- the plaintiffs.
of Peter Asp, deceased.
481.83
N.
37
degs
52*
W.
Wherefore,
plaintiffs
having
fully
.
,
,
.
.
6> H W WATKINH. Hecretary
gerald and H. T. Botts,
Dated this 26th July. 1911.
441
IT,
Riaftitory resident <*n»rai a(«»nt xnl a'torney for a*rv|cp
N.
39
degs.
ST
W.
replied
to
the
answer
filed
by
the
ected as commissioners
CHATILkH
Fl LTO.V, Portland Oregon.
371
90
N.
33
degs
42
’
W.
■
»
defendants,
pray
for
judgment
as
of Tillamook, as suc-
637.26
Dissolution
of
Partnerahip
N.
a>
degs.
Off
W.
in
the
complaint
demanded.
leniselves or thereafter
N. 28 deg». 27 W. 1335.50 feet
*d as such commission-
N otice is H ereby G iven —That
North line of l.ot 1 extended. Sec. 9,
j the partnership heretofore existing
T. 1 S.. R. 10 W., then
lintiffs deny that the
West
1929.50 feet to ! Iietween A B Dentei and George
i had for the incorpora-
place of beginning and containing I txmnderville. under the firm name
Port of Tillamook were
47 04 acres of tide land fronting anil I of D. L. Shingle Co., is dissolved,
ar and further that the
abutting on lots 1 and 2 of Sec. 16 and A. B. Dentei will not tie re-
Tillamook is an incorp-
and Ixrt 1 of Sec. 9. T. IS., K. 10 W. ¡sponsible for debts after July 22,
under the State of Ore
1911.
of W .M
plaintiffs further deny
A. H. D entei -
Bids should tie accompanied by a
ividual defendants are
Having so thoroughly estAblishrd mid tnaiutained hi»
regular
application
to
purchase
and
ited and elected as com
exchange for the full amount Notice of Dissolution of Partner­ reputation as'>ne ot the higlirst clat-ed prize winning Stallinn»
with authority to exer-
The valued family re­
offered and should fie addressed to
ship.
rer and authority given
cipes for cough and cold
G. G. Brown, Clerk State Und
of this coast, and the producer of colt« that wins the blue riblions
laws of Oregon to Ports
N
otice mi H ereby G iven , That
Board.
Salem,
Oregon.
and
marked
cure, liniments, tonics and
nder the provisions of
Application and bid to purchase i the partnership existing Is-tween , among the very best and highest classed colt» of the state, it i
erred to in said com-
other remedies have as
G. S- Wistadt and I'. G. Jackson, Jiot necessary to comment on quality.
tide lands.”
i under the name of the W iatadt
G. G. B rown .
careful attention here as
den> that said defend-
Engineering Company, has tieen
Clerk State Land Boaad.
He wiil continue being at the Roger’« Livery Stable, in
ollected taxes upon the
the most intricate prescrip­
Dated thia 27th day of July, 1911. dissolve«! by agreement. All claims
tonal property «itnated
tions.
against the firm steotaM be pre­ i Tillamook, until Monday, July loth.
limits of said Port of
sented and debts owing to the firm
including the property
A King Who Left Home
Commencing at that time will start for Nehalem, on Mon«
grade
should tie paid to U- G. , ackaon.
»rs herein.
set the world to talking, but Paul j at his office in Tillamook City.
day mornings and returning on Wednesday evenings until Sep*
deny that the relators
I Mathulka. of Buffalo. V Y. says he
Dated. July 12. 1911
property owners within
always KEEPS AT HoMf? the
effet*
G. S. W1STAOT.
tember ist.
lave paid taxes on said
King of all Laxative»—Dr. Ktng'a
V. G. J ackson
tarily, or that the same
New Life Pill»—and that they're a
I will return to Tillamook County next summer with both
expended by the defend
bleeaing io all hi» family. Cure
More people, men and women
Right priera are also I I conafipatioo.
rymg out the purposes
headache, indigestion, are suffering from kidney and blad­ stallions, Major Weitzel, No. 33371, and Lord Rex, No. 48863.
f law for such Ports.
assured.
dyspepsia Only 25c at Chas. I. der trouble than ever before, and
deny that at all or at
I am in the field for business.
each year more of them turn for
I C lough' a. __________
lince the organization of
Buy it now. Now 1a the time to I quick relief and permanent benefit I
mentioned in said an-
buya bottle of Chambertam'aColic, to Foley's Kidney Remedy, which 1
Respectfully your«,
the State of Oregon, any
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It . has proven itself to be one of the 1
na officers, or residents,
moat
effective
remedies
for
kidney
ia
almoat
certain
to
be
needed
tie-
owners within the said
fore the summer ia over.
This and bladder ailments, that medicle
Reliable Druggist.
imook. or otherwise, ar-
Chea. !.
r medv haa no atipenor. For »ale ■ er fence haa devised.
recognized said tacorp-
I Clough Co.
by Lamar • Drug Store.
ta validity.
File General
> Defendants’
swer.
Monk's Studio,
The
Reliable Route
Steamer
“ Sue H. Elmore”
Tillamook & Portland.
Leaves Portland, Couoh St. Dock
Every Tuesday, Arrives Tillamook
Wednesdays.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.
'OREGOHACRICULTURAl COLLEGA
’DIGNimHQ
the
INDUSTRIES
L
S
FAMILY
RECIPES
I
i
i
I
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MAJOR WEITZEL,
Registered No. 33271.
CLOUGH.
E. F. ROGERS, V.S.
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