T illamook
headlight ,
N ovember 30, 1011
&
* people
tnemselves have no power to ants or either of th«n
vote bonds for a sufficient amount to date of the mortgage
| route and the NehalcnvSeaside pay. and without having a w
put in a sewer system, and a sewer closed or since had i
' route, and will probably effect to say where and how it is to be
above described real
expended
Representative W.
system
this city must have before it
the Tillamook-Willamina route,
any part thereof, t08w
To
be
Voted
on
at
the
City
can go on with street paving, to say ecution, judgment «
' as it is proposed to establish a C. Hawley recommended send­
interest,
attorney’s!«,
ing
a
delegation
to
Washing
­
nothing
about
the
crying
need
of
such
Election
on
Monday.
1 route between Tillamook City
ton, as it showed that the local
a system both for the health and all accruing coat«.
and
Cloverdale.
This
will
bring
Entered aa second class mail mat­
Dated, Tillamook 0
THE FULL TEXT OF THE PRO­ general wellfare of the city.
ter July, 1888, at the poet office at the whole of the north part of jieople were interested in the
ember 30, 1911.
TO THE
Tillamook, Ore., uuder the act of the county in touch with rail- work and were anxioes to co­ POSED AMENDMENTS
If you will read this amendment
H. C| (
March 3. 1879.
Sheriff of Tillamook
; way mail service, the
only operate with the Government. CITY CHARTER REFERRED TO carefully you will see that, if it re­
gon.
THE
LEGAL
VOlERS
OF
TILLA
­
As
the
Board
of
Engineers
ceives
the
approval
of
the
qualified
place off the railroad will be
Nehalem, and this will have to which was appointed to prepare MOOK CITY BY THE COMMON electors at the coming election, still
Notice Of City ¿
be packed from
Wheeler or a project for Tillamook recom­ COUNCIL FOR THEIR APPROVAL the common council could not iiaue
Mohler when the post office is mended one third of the cost to OR REJECTION AT THE GEN­ bonds for a sewer system without
Notice is hereb?
established there and the office be raised locally, there is a pos- ERAL CITY ELECTION HELD ON submitting it to a vote of the people.
voters of Tillamook Cit?
Editorial Snap Shots
■
sibility
of
impressing
the
mem
MONDAY
DECEMBER
4TH.
1911.
No bonds cau be issued in Tillamook
at Balm discontinued.
| tiers of the Rivers and Harbors
These proposed amendments to the City for Bewer or other purposes, there will be .general!
±'S...” “«*>.*
Committee that that amount is charter of Tillamook city are referred except by a direct vote of the people.
“Honest John” for mayor and
—I)
*
The amendments to the city all that the local Ports should
|
1911, between the how,g,
and submitted to the legal voters as
If you want to see Tillamook City ' m.
a live, honest Ixsist for the city. charter, which are to be voted
and
12 o'clock
be expected to contribute. The Ordinances numbered 216, 217, 218 and push ahead ana keep pace with the
upon next Monday, should have
4 o'clock p. in. of say j
Ports have good grounds to con­ 223. .
. times and the demands of the future, ! purpose of electing the
Notwithstanding that posi­ . the support of everybody inter- tend for tietter terms, and it is,
ORDINANCE NO. 216, u to amend vote for all these amendments.
tive statements have been made > ested in the future prosperity in our judgment, worth an ef­
officers of said city,
Section 3 of Article 2, of the presrnt
If you want to see Tillamook City 'j Mar-hall, Recorder, 7^
that the United Railways would | and development of Tillamook fort. If successful, it will be
City Charter and reads as follows:
nothing
but
a
mud
hole
and
a
‘
‘
back
build to Tillamook in the near ■ City, for no public improve- the means of saving consider­
“That Section 3 of Article 2 of (the number” and lose its position as the i Councilman from the first,,
future, there are getting to t»e • ? ment can be carried out with able money for the taxpayers.
present
City Charter) be and the same metropolis of Tillamook County, vote i city, one Councilman fn®
Another
______________
some who doubt it.
We do not ’the present charter.
ward of said city, oneCoaq
is
hereby
amended so as to read as against all these amendments.
j the third ward of said citj,
share in that doubt, for the Hill I thing which should appeal to
the voters, and that is the new| Notice of Sale of Tide Lands,
follows:
I cilman from the fourth ai
fieople will not allow their com­
••Secpion 3, Article 2. There shall
petitors to monopolize the sum­ charter places the police power I | N otice is H ereby G ives ,— That
NOTICE
OF
CONTEST.
city and one councilman tn
also be elected or appointed as herein­
j ward of said city, one aik
mer travel and the vast wealth in the hands of the Mayor, who the State Land Board of the State of
after
provided,
mayor,
recorder,
Oregon,
will
sell
to
the
highest
Department
of
the
Interior,
j is held responsible to the people
of lumber to be handled.
bidder at its office, in the Capital marshall, treasurer, attorney, street
United States Land Office, I sioner from the first
; for the peace of the city,
Here-
Portland, Oregon,
Building, at Salem, Oregon, on commissioner and surveyor, who shall
| And also for the purpose g|
I tofore, city marshals could and Decemtier 26, 1911. at 10:00 o’clock
November _7th 1911. ' or rejecting the following«
The sovereign will of the peo­
municipal
corpora,
: have told the mayor to go to a.m.t of said day, all the State in­ be officers of the
ToJESSE M. BUCKMAN, of Dolph,
which said ordinance, wen
ple passed the Home Rule bill
Beginnii g with the election
Oregon, Contestee :
hades when he butted in with terest in the tide and overflow lands tion.
I the Common Council of uij
and
immediately the saloon
hereinafter described, giving, how­ held in December, 1911, each member
You
are
hereby
notified
that
the intention of bringing about. ever to the owner or owners of any
Dorthy A. Nash, who gives 707 ! approved by the Mayor of t
keepers jumped the price of treer
i a better condition of affairs. As lands abutting or fronting on such of the common council shall be elected Vanderbilt st., Portland, Oregon, [ the 6th day of November. I
to 10c. a glass and 15c. for a
j the amendment* to the charter tide and overflow lands, the pre­ by the qualified electors of the ward of as her post-office address, did on I Ordinance No. 216, orditm
drink of whiskey. So much for
> are framed to cope with future ference right to purchase said tide the city which he represents and the October 23rd, 1911, file in this office
the sovereign will of the people.
and overflow lands at the highest mayor and treasurer shall be elected her duly corroborated application ordinance No. 218, aai
> conditions, they were carefully
But it will act as a boomerang i prepared with that idea in view, price offered, provided such offer is
to contest and secure the cancella­ No. 223.
made in good faith, and also pro­ by the qualified electors of the city. tion of your Homestead,'Entry No.
one of these days, and it will tie
That said election will be
I for the present charter does not viding that the land will not be sold The recorder, marshall, attorney, 15,719. Serial No. 03259, made May
those who have been taxed to
City Hall in said city, and
for
nor
any
offer
therefor
accepted
street
commissioner,
and
surveyor
meet the present requirements
18, 1905, for Sw
Section 1, Town
death for their drink who will
less than $7.50 per acre, the shall be appointed by the mayor and ship 6 South, Range 10 West, Wil­ Reynolds, Frank Severance
' of the city.
We understand, of
'
Board reserving the right to reject
put Tillamook City iti the “dry”
shall hold their office during his lamette Meridian, and ns grounds Wade have been appoin
should the amendments fail to , any and all bids
column again.
for her contest she alleges that said thereof, and E. D. Hoag
carry, those who are elected on, Said lands are situated in Tilla- pleasure.
Jesse M. Buckman has never es­
ORDINANCE NO. 217, is to amend tablished residence on said land, Watt Clerks thereof.
Monday will immediately re. rnook County, Oregon, and des­
Tillamook Hay comes in for $5000
cribed as follows :
Done by order of the 'loi
Section 4 of Article 2 of the present has never made any improvements
on the estimatesof Northwest water­ sign, as none of the business
Beginning at a point which is the
thereon, has never cultivated any cil of Tillamook City, Oreg
way appropriations
A beggarly men want to serve on the city meander corner between Sections 7 City Charter, and reads as follows?
portion of the same, but has wholly ber 21, 1911.
sum, and wholly itidequate to the council with their hands tied and 8, T. 1 S., R. 10 W. of W.M.,
"That Section 4 of Article 2 of (the
T. B. Handley,
needs of a growing port, the com­ 1 and with an unsatisfactory city and running along high water mark present City Charter) be and the same abandoned said land for more than
six months immediately preceding
mercial possibilities of which are
the following courses •
City Ri
I
charter.
this
date.
is
hereby
amended
so
as
to
read
as
all so little understood.—Oregonian.
61 degs., ot............
—
W. 187.95.
You are, therefore, further noti­
follows.
S.
39
degs.,
39"
W.
390.80.
It may cause some little sur­
fied that the said allegations will
Notice of Guardian’)
N. 61 degs. 45’ w. 271.30.
“Section 4 of Article 2. The term be taken by this office as having
An effort is tc be made to in- • s.
prise to see such a beggardly
85 degs., 13’ w. 719.2Û.
of
office
of
the
members
of
the
common
been
confessed
by
you,
and
your
sum appropriated for Tillamook crease the membership of the
s. 87 degs., 54’ w. 634.40.
Notice is hereby give«,
council, mayor and treasurer shall be said entry will be canceled there­ whom it may concern; that
N 88 degs. 56’ w, 300.00.
Bay, but on second thought it Tillamook Commercial Club to
under
without
your
further
right
to
N. » degs. 56’ \V. 329.80.
for one year, and until their successors
suance and by virtue of am
is no surprise to us that it is so 200 members, a committee hav­
be heard therein, either before this
N. 29degs.. J2* \v 539.11.
the County Court of the f
are elected and qualified.
small. Oregon has two United ing been appointed forthat pur
office
or
on
appeal,
if
you
fail
to
North
470.58 to the
These two ordinances 16 and 17 go file in this office within twenty days Oregon, for Tillamook i
Senators who are opposed to the pose. The club should have the section line between Sections6 and 7.
made and entered of recod
637.86 to low together and you should vote the same after the fourth publication of this on the 6th day of Novembt
republican administration. See moral and financial backing of, East
notice,
as
shown
below,
your
an
­
on
each
one.
all the business and profession- water l*n« thence along said line.
in the matter of the guard
the point ?
r
Q
>4 degs. 15
t<’ ’ E.
T? OOK
»n
swer, under oath, specifically meet­
S. ‘ 24
325.47.
It is absolutely essential for the ing utid responding to these alle­ of Samantha Milla, an io
al men, property owners and
S. 37 degs., 21’ E. 738.42.
proper
administration
of
the gations of contest, or if you fail person, the undersigned, m
For the first time in a num­ those interested in the city in ' N. 67 degs., 44’ E. 1277.32.
ian of her person and esta
It is an organiza-' N. 62 degs., 12 E. 282.27 to the
.... business contracts, peace and wellfare within that time to file in this sell at private sale, the io
ber of years there is almost a other ways.
office
due
proof
that
you
have
section
line
between
sections
7
and
8.
of
the
city
that
some
one
person
tion
which
can
do
much
for
the
unanimous sentiment in favor
described property, to wit:
served a copy of your answer on
South
571.74 to place should b? responsible therefore.
The Northeast quarter
of a strictly business city ad­ upbuilding of the city and coun­
the said contestant either in person
of beginning, containing 37.3 acres
Judge Dillon, one of the most noted or by registered mail. If this ser southeast quarter of eectioa
ministration. We are glad to ty, and it is hardly fair to ex­ of tide land fronting on Lots 5 and
township 3 south of range#
announce this, for it is the first , pect part of the business men to 0, of Section 7, T. 1 S., R. 10 Wof writers on Municipal Corporation Law, vice is made by the delivery of u the Willamette Meridian,(ei
copy of your answer to the con­ a tract 9 rods square, hl
says:
progressive move taken in a shoulder the expenses, while W.M. Also
testant in person, proof of such
Beginning at a point which is the
“Experience wit’.i us has also dem­ service must be either the said con­ j sold to the United Brethren
long time, but it is one which others hold back and will not meander corner tietween Sections 8
We are all vitally inter­ and 9 T. 1 S . R. 10 W. W.M.. and onstrated the necessity of more power testant’s written acknowledgment at Beaver, Oregon.) Also i
will bring about a better condi­ assist.
part of the southeast quarte
tions of affairs.
Business men ested in the city, and without running along high line the follow­ and more responsibility in the execu. of his receipt of the copy, showing southeast quarter of section
ing
courses.
the
date
of
its
receipt,
or
the
affi
­
tive head of our municipal institutions.
have seen the necessity of this, organized effort every little will
township 3 south of range9
N. 62 degs.,
W. 115.25.
Too often the duties of the mayor or davit of the person by whom the the Williainette Meridian,
and should the amendments to i . be done to improve the city, so
S. 71 degs.,
W 301.90.
delivery was mad? stating when and lies on the north aide of the
the city charter carry—as they j I it behooves every business man * s. 55 degs.,
executive officer are only nominal, where the copy was delivered ; if
W. 222.90.
tucca River, and a tract of
should do—this will give the [ | to affiliate with the club and to, N. 75 degs.,
and to these he gives but little atten­ made by registered mail, proof of 1 ' containing 8 aerfe more of 1
w. 543.70.
N. 0} degs.,
W. 279.00.
city official an opportunity to ! help boost the city. There are
tion,—a natural result of his want of such service must consist of the affi­ the south side of the X
N. 11 deg*.,
E. 574.90.
show their ability to improve many young men in the city ' N. 55 degs.,
importance and his inability to con­ davit of the person by whom the River, commencing 109 feet
w. 654 30.
copy was mailed stating when and
tie city.
At the same time the who should belong to the club,
trol
the administration of municipal the post office to which it was the mouth of Beaver Creek i
N. M degs.,
w. 555.60.
section 30, and running
for
it
is
a
good
place
for
them
N.
35
Mayor will be held responsible
degs.,
w. 876.20.
affairs. If the office were clothed mailed, and this affidavit must be
south across said N'estuccai
N. 47 degs.,
w. 223.40.
for the peace of the city, as he j to spend their evenings. We
with dignity and real authority; if the accompanied by the postmaster’s the section line; thenceeaot
N. 30 degs.,
w. 646.60.
receipt for the letter.
will be empowered to appoint wish the committee success in
southeast corner of said seel
mayor were invested with the veto
N. 49 degs.,
w. 1197.90.
You should state in your answer
and dismiss the police. We are I i its effort, and we see no reason
N. 51 degs.,
power, if he had the sole right to the name of the post office to which thence north across said
577.00.
w.
also glad to know there will not why the membership of the club' S. 73 degs..
w. •283.00.
appoint and the unrestricted power to you desire future notices to be sent containing 28 acres, more i
excepting the rights he
\v. 797.50.
be any friction in the city elec­ I should not be increased to 200 1 s. 55 degs.,
suspend or remove subordinate officials to you.
granted to Beaver, Oreg«®
s.
34
degs.,
...
_____
w.
133.00
toM.C.
H. F. H igby , Register.
tion, which is another indica­ ! by the 1st January if our citi-
or heads of departments, then the
District, in the tract of hi
between Sections 7 and 8.
J. C. A rdrey , Receiver.
used by said district for
tion that the citizens see they ' zens will do their share. This
North
571.74 to low citizens could justly demand of him
Date of first publication, Novem- , purposes, and exceptingoh
must pull together to make this is one i way where we can all water line and then along low water that he should be individually respon­ ber 30th, 1911.
acres ot
of saia
said souineasi
southeast 4"
qio
Dato
.1
u.- .■
aerea
a live, progressive, wide awake get together and work together line the following courses-
-------
—
sible for the proper conduct of the con­
•mber 7th w?i d Pubhcation- De‘ southeast quarter
of sedili
I
N.
62
deg
12
’
E
..........
172.29.
cember
"th,
1911.
.
and
assist
together
for
a
com-
business city. *
1 N. 70 deg
cerns of the municipality, and if
scribed in a mortgage j
10* E. 786.95.
Date of third publication, Decem­ Christopher Milla and .
' mon cause—the upbuilding of I S. M deg
grievances exist, they would know to ber 14th, 1911.
18’ E 453.08.
I s. 67 deg
Mills, dated August 27. I
18’ K 596.00.
whom to apply for remedy or upon
The Headlight is not much Tillamook City. It is now up
Date of fourth publication, Decem­
recorded in Book ‘‘N” at
3. 46 degl
' to those who do not belong to
44’ E 1400.00.
ber 21st, 1911.
whom
to
fix
the
blame.
”
concerned about the personnel
thereof, record of mortgag
35 degi
’ E. 1160 90.
I the club to show how interested I 1 S.
s. 52 degl 53
of the city council, but it is in­
ORDINANCE NO. 218, is to repeal
county
Also the south«
13" E. 734.48.
IS. 62 deg
Sheriff’s Sale.
ter of the southwest quarter
Section 9 of Article 3 of the present
terested in seeing a progressive they are in the city’s welfare.
51’ E. 1314.86.
tion 29, in township 3 •
S. 76 degl
18’ E. 1266.69
City Charter, and reads as follows:
administration. A live, booster
In the Circuit Court of the State of range 9 west of the «
28' E.—
1115.57
--------- to the
“That Section 9 of Chapter 2 of
mayor tind city council, who
Oregon, in the County of
Meridian, containing40®J
The Government Engineers
S. 49 degl of Section 9, T, 1 S. L, R. Article 3 of (the present City Charter)
Tillamook.
will push city affairs with a
or less, (exceping the tract
at Washington have not onlv line of Lot 1
Thomas W. Morgan, )
9 rod square heretofore a
vim mid determination, can
1929.57 to 134.8
the be and the same is hereby repealed.
\V., of then
Plaintiff,
undertaken to decide upon cer- 10
place
beginning, containing
the Free Methodist U
Under the present charter the re­
bring ataiut many importanti
I
West
vs.
tuin
projects
for
tile
improve-i
of
tide
land
fronting
on
Lota"l,
2,
3
Beaver, Oregon), and
. tain
the improve-1 I nlace o
improvements. There is much
corder
is
the
city
assessor
but
this
is
George
E.
Nolan
and
>
J
also, the land platted an«
I ment of Tillamook bar and bay. I
Sevtlon 8, T. 1 S., R. 10 W
Harriet E. Nolan
to lx* done if this city is going I but
now
all
done
under
the
state
law
by
as the town of Beaver I
.
hut thev have also specified as
as; j °
...
__
...
(husband and wife), |
to make rapid progress, and it ♦n
by the recorded P‘a*
..."
. t
. . .
Mid should be ___
accompanied
by
a the county assessor.
__ to . purchase
.»
J j
i to th«*
the firtxkiitit
amount of mmipv
money w-hipli
which -toaHiar
regular application
and
Defendants. J
corded
in deed book ’T
is going to take considerable , is 4.»
The object of this amendment is to State of Oregon, County of
Z-v s-» r» 1 1 • •
..toFto
Zto.—
A.«-
-
r full
. .
to l\.»
be raised 1 locally.
Being exchange'"for
the
amount
Tilla- 352, records of Tillamoo*
tune.
Some of the most im­
mook, SS.
called upon to raise half the
*!"1' should t»e addressed to cut out this now useless section so that
. ,
By virtue of a judgment-order, Oregon.
portant things to tie taken up
when the city charter is re-printed it
Said sale will be
'-•v™ state Lane
money, some of the members of b ^* m .
decree
and an execution duly issued
ure sewerage, hard
Board, Salem, Oregon, and marked will not be necessary to print this '
surfaced
after the 7th day of Dece*
I the Port of Tillamook seem to |
out of and under the seal of the
Application and bid to purchase useless part.
pavement
for the
11 above entitled court in the above bids will be received «
business
* think that they should have tide lands.”
streets, cement sidewalks for
ORDINANCE NO. 223. is to amend |: entitled cause to me duly directed office of Webster Holmek
for the undersigned r»
I some voice in the matter as to
G. G. B rown ,
the whole of the city, prohibi­ I where this money should be ex-
Section 3 of Article XI of the present and dated the 24th day of November,
Clerk State Land Board.
Tillamook Ciiy.
1911,
upon
a
judgment
rendered
and
Dated this 10th day of October City Charter, and reads as follows;
ting theerection of frame build­
undersigned at Beaver,
1 pended along lines which they lull,
entered in said court on the 11th day mook County Oregon.
ings in the business districts,
"That Section 3 of Article XI of (the of November,
1911, in favor of
j have been advised by their con- j
__
Th*® terms of saioM’" ,
telephone mid electric wires to
Thomas
W. Morgan,
’°,na.8<^'
J1orRan- plaintiff,
plaintiff, and one-half of the Pl,rch*i.‘
i suiting engineer.
We do not
Chamberlain's Stomach and Live present City Charter) be and the same ' ai
acainat
i?
*«
<
I h * placed underground on the
is
hereby
amended
so
as
to
read
as
i
riet
T.
8t
J
i
f
or
’
?'
E
*
Nolan
and
Har-
ca8
h, gold coin of the 1®J
r-ÍAt L?
X-
i
”
OIIL4
KAMI
think this unreasonable,
for, Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and
ftoV»}'
^° an . ’r hi?
’2? w,fe
defendants, <>f America, and the rr«
ri-
o ’ Nolan
wife, ’ defendants,
main business streets, etc.
It
may be taken with perfect safety by follows:
j they are held responsible to the
the sum of $500.00 and interest the purchase price of “J
will take several years to con­ ' people for the expenditure of the moat delicate woman or the
Section 3, Article XI. Under and by
,hf Hifther sums : pro,,erty sol‘l. to be secuo
youngest child. The old and feeble virtue of the power of the initiative and
sumati
these improvements,
aniT'f6aJLdf'8an,1lln*ere8ttliereon. mortgage, to bear mR*
thia money, nor do we want to will also find them a moat suitable
and if the new city administra­
and
for
the
further
sum of $100.00 "ate of at lea «l*r f?rt
referendum,
the
people
or
the
common
see any friction between the remedy for aiding and strengthen­
®um o&V-ST a°? f°r
further i ™om d‘‘te ot sale until;
tion will make n start, it will
ing their weakened digestion and
Govern men tE”giiieers at Wash­ for regulating the bowels. For sale council of the city, shall have full •uni of >16.50 coats and disburse-
not in? long before they are car-
Bids will be «8»^
power
and
authority
to
provide
by
ington and the local Porta, but by Lamar’s Drug Store.
ments, and the costs of and t upon
------- sidered upon any •
rieJ to completion.
appropriate ordinance or ordinances, ¿•’.'iZ V1..' c"n,'lnanding me to make
nn engineer who bus been over!
'* or parcel of land.
Mall r' Carrier
’s Load weuk not in conflict with the Constitution of • ale of the following described real
ground i. better prepared to Seem. A
he“
‘wh^he
Dated this 7th a®I "
> the
,
,
,
,
-
.
r
”
I'""
--••*■*
"■■«•■«
ne
nas
a
weak
pro
t
>erty
situate
in
the
County
of
the
United
States
or
of
tbe
State
of
The Tillamook Commercial give ndvice than
engineers who
back and
Fred
R. C.
............................
------------------
lind kidney
kidney trouble.
trouble.
Fred
‘«mook. State of Oregon, to-wit: W11‘
Club luii« succeeded in obtain­ have never done so.
f Under
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the : ‘ Dueliren,
Mail ' Carrier at Atchison, Oregon, or of the laws thereof, for the l * . .?e 9o,lthwest quarter (SW.
Guardian
of the pe«°
ink that it *'“*■• *“y*'
h“ve been bothered purchase or erection, construction, 4) of the southeast quarter (SE. %)
ing immediate action in regard circumstances, we think
of Samantha Mi,l*-
to
aend
k
*,
dne
y
"
nd
bladder
trouble
maintainance and operation of a com­ ot section twenty-seven (27) of town
to railway muil service to this would tie advisable
W EB-TKX HOL
H
r ¡J"1*?"*1«.“»8*'*" P*,n "cro“- *“> plete system of water works, electric we'Jt
'.V
<,franK'p ten (10). I
city and all itoints on the P. R. Engineer Lockwood and
Attorney tor
itld H.
ti. r. I buck. \\ henever I carried a heavy
cto«»1’- • th/e Wi,lt”n«tte Meridian
k N N., and from present indica
Botts, president of the Port of ■ fo*“1 oi mail, my kidney trouble in or gas light plant or plants, to create containing forty (40) acres of land
There is little danger fro
tion* the passing of the stage Tillamook, to Washington to .ri?8ede Some time ago I started a sewer district or districts within o<~.°rJe88’.a",he ’ame «PPear»
or from an attack of the V
neros* Jhe Coast range will be confer with the Bonn! of Engi- ¿gfc* «hem iI h.^gvtt'en ^nt'ro^ said city, and to put in and maintain CleTk^T n ,e °ftiCr of ,he County when folloned by pnenroo
chronicled some time next week tleers with regard to the pro- j rid of mv kidney trouble and am a sewer system or systems, ordrain Oregon* Til "mook County, State of this never happen. whe®'
And the iron horse will take its jxH-ts and the Rivers and Har- jsound a. ever.” Chns I. Clough the city, and to make the coat of such exi°,u' ,hcrefore’ by virtue of said Iain’s Cough Reniedyi»®^1
remedy has won its k1***
drains or sewers, and to borrow money
Ihtrto Committee
i'«..it in ■ tt
to«
place. This is good news and lairs
as to tl,to
the *..>..1
total i t O.
JudKiuent order and de- tion ami extensive *•*
in line with Tillamook City's amount of money that is to be
upon the credit of the rfty therefor
.con*P*'*nce with the markable cures of coM* 1
Starts Much Trouble
commands of said writ. I will, on
future
growth, development ruised locally.
in discussing
If all people knew that neglect of by issuing bonds or otherwise: Pro­ Si WlV’ ’t o .3?h duv of I)wem- and can be relied upon 1
plicit confidence. For*®*
and expansion.
The railway the projects with the Engineers constipation would result in severe vided that no indebtedness of the said
am
I'.’ "‘,h* »»our of 10 o’clock
indigestion, yellow jaundice or vir- city shall ever be croated, which in the
mail service will dispense with „„a .he c»»».u.ee «¿k u .1 ¡SSttsuS?
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“t the front door of the mär’s Drug More.
the Tillamook-North Tamhill possibility of getting better take Dr. King's New Life Pills, and ■W*X»te. «xcMd«
Tfi“aBBmfk Urt
in ,he City of
sell aT^SJki? 8“’d co«"‘y *"d «ate, j For pains in th«
route, Tillamook - Hobsonville terms for to tax the Ports 50 end it. Its the only safe «ray. Best On« Hundrod and
Fifty Thousand re Li. P ,bllc auction, subject to dampen
a piece of •*'
Dollars ($1.560,000.)
Hobaotivllle • Garibaldi
route,
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exclusive of im- for
’he highest bidder Chnmberlam's Lisin*«*
Hobson
rill«:
*
Nehalem
they
should
be
called
upon
to
i.ciough's.
.
Under
th.
n
—
route.
hand ¿’n oSta’elKoW coin ca8h in I it over the seat of P®**\
I Under the praaant city charter tha < est wh.Jh
,i,,e “nd inter i nothing lietler. For *•*
•t which the within named defend- mar’s drug slur»
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
One year...........................................
1.5q
Six months.............................................
75
Three month»...........................
50
ord
AMENDMENTS TO THE
CITY CHARTER.
^illamook Ürabligbt
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