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Tillamook H.adlight, J«ly It, tkttt MMISSIONERS’ court . pecial Election to Enlarge Bay City Port on Aug. 31. Tory Hougan I Beebehiser W. H. Bergg Amos Vaughn C. R. Funk . Roy Maine . A. M. Myers Matt Weber N. Olds .... R. Simmons J. Proctor. A. Proctor c. White .. G. ______ Parrish .. L. J. White A. Burke Bill Smith 33 75 32 50 32 O) 32 50 82 50 37 50 35 00 10 00 12 50 12 50 52 50 4 50 3 00 10 00 10 00 9 00 10 75 J. D. Adams 4 Co., meh.... George Sanders........................ A. Gore....................................... C. L. Potter............................... I. Blum.................... ............... C. Pearson ............................... C. White ................................... Louie Wooley........................... James Christensen................. M, M. Mead, part payment Wheeler road, etc....... .... King & Smith, meh.............. E. Godsey, meh...................... W. C. Thun, himbe'r ...•....... H. H. Hayward, work ......... J. G. Brink A Son. meh.... D. W. Gilbert & Sons, meh.. E. E. Crons A Son. balance for grading Conder road A. G. Beals Lumber Co., lumber.................................. Commercial Stable, buggy A. G Beals Lumber Co., lumber..................................... A. K. Case, meh...................... B. Batzner, meh.................... J. J. McCormick, board....... J. M. Baker............................... Nefialem Saw Mi 1. lumber Wheeler Lumber Co., lumber Guy Vedder............................. . H. W. Klein............................... I. ;W. Tohl................................. E. Gaiy................................... , E. H. Gary................................. G. H. Hamlip, removing buildings............................... Mrs., F. Hardman, damages R. F. Zachman, inch............. Jim McKimens........................ G. Zaddach, surveying......... G. J. Poysky, surveying ... U. G. Jackson, surveying .. Forrest J. Ayer, sup ........... T. H. Pitts, sup...................... Miscellaneous. E. T. Haltom, meh................. A. G Beals Lumber Co., lumber........... ...................... A. L. Page, inch.................... Fred H. Minick, labor......... Leopold A Voelpil, meh.,.., Barthold-Barg Co., meh....... A. E. Simmons, meh............. J. C. Holden, frieght....... .. W. S. Buel, expenses ........... James Atkinson, election... T. A. Porter, election............. R. T. Boals, insane................ Mary White, 8th grade ex... Lillie M. Buel, 8th grade ex. Lillie M. Buel, teachers’ ex.. R. F. Zachman, inch........... Electric Light ~o................... J. H. Johnson, salary........... W. D. Bodyfelt, salary......... A. M. Hare, salary................ C. A. Johnson, salary........... W. S. Buel, salary.................. B. L. Beals, salary .............. H. Crenshaw, salary............. K. Mills, sslary........................ Vida Rogers, salary ............. J. C. Holden, salary.............. Homer Mason, salary........... — Davis, work......................... A. E. P. Mitchell, field notes H. V. Alley, salary ............... H. M. Farmer........................... E. T. Haltom, meh .............. W. E. Easom, hauling......... W. D. Glad well, meh............. Tillamook Meat Co., meh .. C. J. Chaffee, rent................. A. Finley A Co., meh............ A. Finley A Co., meh ........... Waterworks, water............... R. F. Zachman, meh............. Pacific Tele. A Tele. Co....... Dr. S. M. Wendt, county physician............................... George Willett, rent............. Mrs. H. C. Hansen, 8th grade examination......................... A. L. McCarty, fire warden. Tillamook Herald, printing. Bunough Adding Machine 150 144 97 •27 24 22 22 2 27 00 00 00 80 00 50 50 50 25 The July term of the County Court ss held last week, with a full board resent, when the following busi- 1165 00 •as was transacted: 16 25 6 00 In the matter of the approval of 56 59 ie plat and deed of dedication of 15 00 ie town of Moroney, the same was 8 25 4 40 »proved. 45 KI In the matter of the amended plat 12 50 750 00 | Tillamook Beach, it was ordered iat the plat and deed of dedication H. B 236 22 1 50 > appro'-ed In the matter of the petition of W. 10 11 , Brobst and others for a county J. E. Zimmerman 126 25 ed, upon the report of the road G. J Pangborn.. 5 75 F. H. Eggleston. twers, the same was continued. 70 00 18 25 George Fletcher. . 40 IX) 64 50 Claim of A. Zuercher for $32.35 for Dan Billings 32 88 Lvel was continued. Andrew Anderson 141 22 Claim of Mrs. E. D Hoag for T. Anderson 10 00 ¡00 for care and board of Ella J. Childers 18 75 G. Dick ... 37 50 20 75 (aulding, was rejected. — Farley.. 13 75 3 30 , Claim of Wm. Illingsworth for Alvin Blum 38 25 40 50 Irk on Wilson river road, was Fred Blum 42 50 Will Turner. 10 00 htinued. C Desmond 32 50 In the matter of the application Elmer Hall. . 52 00 [the T. B. Potter Realty Co. for a Ame Blum.. 2 50 Lor license, the same was grant- B. W. Turner 15 00 Earl Gilland Ifor Barnegat precinct Blum L the matter of the petition of Lnt Dawson for a county road, L. J. White L appeal of D. J. Dunn having Ralph Blum Ln dismissed by request, the road Joe Kutcher 40 L. C. Wilks 35 00 L ordered opened. W. Wilks .. 20 13 L the matter of a petition for L. J. White, gravel 2 50 kriging the boundaries of the Carl Hunt, gravel 8 00 C. H. Hogan, gravel Lt of Bay City and annexing 14 75 Joe Bennett, grading and 10 00 L territory thereto, on a petition graveling Price road......... 00 12 50 Itaining more than eight per Wm. Latimer, gravel............. 165 22 40 16 12 It of the legal voters of the Port John Perry, gravel ............... 5 55 1 20 ■Bay City, it was ordered that a R. D. No. 3. 3 00 3 00 kcial election be called to etn- Frank Worthington................. 24.50 5 (X) Ice the land specified in the Elbert Worthington................. 34.00 9 00 34.00 litioti, the election to take place James Bailey............................ 9 00 James Imlah ............................ 19.00 Lhe 31st August. 12 00 John Imlah............................... 17.25 1 00 L the matter of changing the Frank Owens ............................ 2.50 18 03 34.75 ludariee of Nehalem and Foley Elmer Calkins ........................ 75 00 Will Glick................................... 32.25 ■ng precincts which places a part Fred 45 00 Ruble .............................. 8.50 ■ehalem precinct into Foley, was Tom Edwards .......................... 100 00 30.00 75 00 Lted in the petition of Geo. R. Harry Brooten ........................ 30.00 83 33 Doliver Brooten.................... 12.50 Kimens and others. 83 33 Martin Jenck .......................... 12 50 ■ the matter of the deed of H. T. Toneyjenck 133 33 ...................... .... 5.00 75 00 Bbesing and others for a county John Fleck ............................... 10.00 50 OO Hugh Arstill ........................... 13.75 ■, the same was continued. 133 33 10.75 ■ the matter of the petition of Webster Hudson .................... 1(X) 00 14.85 IH. Brobst : and others for a John Fleck and team............. 1 75 Martin Jenck ............................ 6.75 103 flO ■lty road, the i viewers’ report Louis Alberts 3.25 88 00 I accepted and road ordered to P. H. Messner ........................ 45.50 97 00 W. F. Messner and team.... 90.50 ■pened. 5 «> A. L. Stern and team............. 9.00 | R- D. No. 1. 2 00 Claud Hall................................. 45.50 2 10 Bl Ross... . 28 75 F. W. Mathews ........................ 17.50 4 50 ■ary............. 19 40 Manual Thomas...................... 19.50 16 00 ■hompson.. 7 50 P. Thomas and team............. 30.75 10 00 16 25 W. Thoma8............................... B Henderson...................... 20.50 7 33 40 25 Janies Thomas ....... ................ B Knight and team......... 20.50 5 (X) ■lords . .............................. 8 50 F. Schuselteger and team... 9.00 5 50 Bary s team........................ 20 50 J. Pearson and team......... . 4.00 •23 15 Bust Sanberg...................... 25 00 T R. Wilson ............................ 23.25 ■on Pitts............................. 31 00 Oliver Beckwith ...................... 4.75 75 •25 32 50 D W. Beckwith ...................... Bk Moore and team......... 4.50 10 (JO Mr Pitts................................ 40 (X) Clyde Lane ............................... 2.25 ■*itts..................................... 29 00 Lucious Lane............................ 1.75 9 00 B Koeher and team......... 80 00 I. Keller....................................... 2.25 19 83 34 00 Frank Stitchler........................ 2.25 ■«■g ..................................... 25 (X) 40 00 Frank Follett ............................ ■ougherty............................ 15.50 30 00 B. Rittenhouse................... 78 75 John H. Rock........................... 7 00 Bge Miller............................ 38 Ki Andrew Peterson .................. 12.00 ■'an hove.............................. 28 25 Claude Kurrie......................... 9.75 Death of Samuel Perren ■ Emery ............................ 50 05 Harold Follett . .„.................. 14 50 ■■ Zaddach and team ... 93 50 George SytneB ......................... 18.25 Samuel Perren died at his home j ■ Kebbe and team........... 86 00 Harold Shersinger................... 10.87 ■sgean .................... ........ 35 00 Carl Commons ........................ 17.85 four miles south of this city at two , ■olms .............................. 20 00 Neil Ward ................................. 8.25 o’clock in the morning of July 4th, fcyant ......... .................... 32 50 Fred SherBinger...................... 5.00 the cause of death beiug neuralgia ' ■ rpenter.............................. 32 50 F. B. Hastings and team...... 25.00 1 ■senberger... ............... 31 50 A. G. Foster ............................. .3.00 of the heart. Samuel Perren was born August i ■hike and team ............... 66 00 Claude Lewallen..................... 55.75 Hraivford........................ 48 00 Claude Lane 56.25 28tli, 1867. at St. Stephen, Cznton J .......................... ■ I.arson............................ 54 25 J. Lewallen................. ............... 45.00 Bern. Switwerland At the age of 1 Kyne................................... 9 25 Fred Lewallen.......................... 40 75 twenty-one he came to this country 1 ■terson and team......... 75 00 Lucious Lane............................ 49 50 ■ Thompson and team.. 36 00 L-ee Lane...................................... 36 75 and located at Oskoah, Wisconsin, > , ■Barce............................... 25 00 A S. Lane and team............. 67 25 where he worked at profession as i ■ Linkhart. . ....................... 16 25 Frank Wilson 35 75 cheese-maker. Later he moved to U ...................... Mngelo................................ 3 75 Guy Schoppert............. .......... 28.75 Minneapolis where he became en- J ■ond Stuorhoff................. 21.75 7 55 Virgil Kellow............................ ■r I.udke............................ 11 25 Ernest Baker............................ 14.75 gaged in the wholesale cheese buai- fl Alley and team ...... 69 00 Wallace Warren and team 45.50 ness. Mr. Perren then purchased a | ■ Barber and team 200 ranch in southern Minnesota, where j 68 50 P. J. Schoppert........................ ■hel Scovell and team... 59 50 U. S. Edwards ........................ 37.50 he remained until the year lflOfi t And»rson ..;........... 20 00 C. A. Webb.............................. - 31.50 ^Blley and team............. 37 50 George Galloway...................... 33. 33 when he was compelled to come j .I H Moore and team......... 32.50 west on account of failing health. 67 00 Tom Long ............................... Jest and team ............... 32.50 79 50 Will Long................................. Upon coming to Oregon, Mr. '] ■llev and team ............... 66 00 J. R. Thompson...................... 17.75 Perren located at Portland until I ^Bler............................... 70.1X1 33 75 W I Galloway ...................... ^Bw Grassby and team., 12 50 E. R. Hayes ............................. 64.25 1906. when he came to this county, J ^■d Grassby ................... 20 25 whei* he leased the Marion Lamb 1 5 00 W. M. Galloway ...................... 32.50 ranch, five miles south of town I 3 75 E. J. Owens............................... ................................. ^■unlofff.............................. 54 50 J. A. Halberg .......................... 12.50 The damp climate of this section 1 ^Bohnaoa .......................... 17.87 31 50 John Whalin............................. which had I Hoskins ................... 35.00 caused rheumatism, 50 75 J R. Lowrance and team ... ^BCrnmloff........................ 18.00 bothered him for a number of I 42 50 Dee Snvder and teain ........... ^■rumloff ....... ............... 21.50 years, to become so »evere that he I 55 50 Henry Fuesen and team....... ^■acquet.......................... 9.00 decided to leave the ranch and go ■ 46 25 Charley Fleck .... ................. i^Ktoker and team .... 96 75 Tom Hushbeck ........................ 11.00 back to Switzerland on a visit His ^■Ioskins’ team ....... 54 50 ioe Lowrance ........................... 3.00 91.25 health became so much better that ^■Thompson ... . 15 00 'ed Lyater................................. ■r Wilks ........................ 39 00 R. B. McClay.............................. 100.54» within a year he decided to come ^■Walker .......................... 49.50 2 50 Tom Kellow.... ....................... |M Marshall ....................... 25 00 John Heilmeyer . ..................... 94 50 back to the ranch which he had left • ^Bphnson .......................... 94 75 in charge of his brother. 6 00 John Creecy............................... It was not long after the return ^Jotter................................ 93.50 30 00 Roy Saling................. -............. ^■ieilson............................ 38.50 of Mr. Perren that hie health again 28 50 Frank Kumm............................ ^■Walkers’ team . 19.50 began to fail, and about 2 weeks ago 5 00 E. G. Anderson................... .... 9.50 Michinger a team ........ 106 73 Hugh Wallace............. -........... it became neceaaary for him to send , ■lobMin’i team ............ 26 :s I. W. Hiner............................... 41.25 ^■Illingsworth................. 65.20 to aouthern Oregon for his brother, 35 50 A. A. Imlah............................... ^P'inaey............................ 67.55 to come to his assistance. He had . 2 25 Billie Peacock ............ ——. ^■rs. .................... 49.50 had one severe attack of rheuma 26 25 Harley Cur!............................... Khnw.n ............. 50.25 20 00 Carl Curl tiam oo the evening of the third, ^■ennedy.......................... 5200 51 00 E. E. Davis................................. but was somewhat better upon re ...................... ... 44.25 3 75 Louie Wooley............................ I^Brber........... 28.50 tiring. About half*past one Thure 40 00 Fritz Drebert ............................ ^^raina...................... 45.00 day morning hie brother heard him 12 50 Robert Huston....................... ^■>es a nd. ¿earn ............ 47.75 32 50 P. J. Trobough........................ 50.00 in distreaa, but upon reaching hie IB 4 Hastings partial Lloyd Woods ........................... 31 50 bed aide it was found that relief ■»"' on Nehalem fill 400 00 Lu Dye....................................... was impossible, death coming ^■T Lumber Co., lum- Wayne Jackson ...................... 145 M Chas. Murphy ..—.................... within a few minutes. 5.00 Anderson, meh S3 70 J. T. Davis ............................... There are left to mourn the lose, Anderson, meh 68 50 Road Work, Bridges. Ac. a mother, five brothers, three ate ■ R. D. No. 2. **4.00 tere and a boat of friends, tioth in Fied Zaddach. sup ....... -— ■Mt • 3 25 00 W. H Hoskins.......................... ^■Fletcher----- 5 (X) Mra. (Addsworthy, board ... 32.10 thia country and in hie native land. 13 75 Sarah F. Shearer .................... e.00 O1 his relatives three brothers and 30 IX) King A Smith, meh............. 4106 one sister live in this country, B^BCo., lumber 54.36 while the rewtainder are in Switzer 130 49 Alez McNair Co., meh........ KU-- 31 25 lim Wilson, piling . 36. .W 32 50 iioaa Shreve, surveying----- »A.50 land. ^Kaaber . The funeral •ervicee were con xi oo E. J. Clausen, specification 3.25 SVanghu Ml .40 ducted Saturday afternoon by the 30 00 Jim McKimens. surveying.. interment 30 <10 U. G. Jackson, surveying .. aïs Rev. Paul Ebinger. 1*79 taking place in the l.O.O.F ceme 15 O) ü. G. J ack sen. surveying .. 15 00 Standard OU Co., gasoline . I ee io tery. BOTTLE GOODS. Pebbleford, bottled iu bond, per bottle, $1.50 Clarke’s Pure Rye, bottled in bond .. Per bottle, 1.25 Echo Spring, bottled in bond.............. Per bottle, 1.25 Old Crow, bottled in bond, per bottle, 1.50 Hermitage, bottled in bond, per bottle, 1.50 Cyrus Noble, 3 Crown .......................... 1.50 O.T.O., bottled in bond, per bottle, 1,25 Kentucky Dew, i gal., bottled in bond 2,25 Kentucky Dew, full pint, ,, 75 John Dewar & Sous, Old Scotch Whiskey ................................................... 1.50 Black & White, Old Scotch Whiskey. 1.50 V.O.P., Old Scotch Whiskey............ 1.75 Sandy Macdonald’s Old Scotch Whiskey ................................................... 1.75 Hunter Baltimore, Rye Scotch Whiskey .................................... .............. 1.50 Canadian Club.......................................... 1.50 I. W. Harper ............................................. 1.00 Harvester Old Style.............................. 1.00 Monogram .................. ................................ 1.00 Kentucky Dew...................... .................... 1.00 Billie Taylor, full quart.......................... 1.25 Coronet Dry Gin................................ Per bottle 1.00 A.V.H. Gin............................................ per bottle 1.75 Gordon Sloe Gin.................................. Per bottle 1.75 Gordon Dry Gin.................................... Per bottle 1.25 Rock and Rye........................... Per bottle 1.00 El Bart Gin................................................... 1.25 Virginia Dare Wine............. Per bottle 75c. Port Wine............................................ Per quart 3oc « Sherry Wine............................................... 35c. Angelica Wine............ .. Per quart 35c. Zenfendel Wine................................... Per quart 35c. Tokey................................... . Per quart 40c. Claret......................................................Per quart 25c. White Grape Juice.................................... 75c. Local Beer, quart . Three bottles for 50c. Domestic Beer, quart.Three bottles for 75c. Special Prices for Family Trade. Keg Beer.................................. 15 gallons $5.75 Keg Beer ................................. 10 gallons 4 00 Local bottle Beer 6 dozen .quarts 10,00 Local bottle Beer.......... 10 dozen pints 11.00 Domestic Beers. Budwiser Beer............... 6 dozen quarts $15.00 Budwiser Beer.............. 10 dozen pints 10.00 Old styler Langer Beer. 10 dozen pinta 18.00 WINES. White Port, Old Monk Brand $1 00 Port Wine.................................... : 1.00 Sherry........................................... 1.00 Claret ........................................... 75c. Angelica........ ........................... 1.(10 Zenfendel .................................. 1.25 Tokey ........................................... 1.25 per per per per per per per gal. gal. gal. gal. gal. gal, gal. WHISKEYS. Monogram.................................... pergal. $5.00 White Corn Whiskey................pergal. 4.00 Harvester Old Style ................. pergal. 4.25 McBrayer, 13 years old........... per gal. 6.00 Echo Spring ................................ pergal. 4.25 Chestnut Grove Rye .................per gal. 2.75 Kentuckey Dew.......................... pergal. 2.25 Alcohol ....................................... pergal. 4.00 Cornet Dry Gin ........................ pergal. 4.00 AT BILLY STEPHENS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, Cor. First and First Avenue East. HEADQUARTERS FOR B DAIRYMEN'S SUPPLIES | STEEL STOVES & RANCES.! We carry a Lar^e Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Oils. Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window Sash««. Agents ; for the Great Western Saw. ALEX McNAIR CO The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County KIDNEY PILLS for backache, rheum»., tm, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularitiaa. Foley’a Kidney Pilla purify the blood, restore lost vitality and vigor. Refuse substitute*. LAMAR’S DRUG STORE. Notice of Dissolution . Nones in H kskhv G ivsn . T o h II whom it may concern, that the I firm and partnership of LYLE A ! CORDON has tieen this dsy mutu ally dissolved, and that W. B. Gor do« of «aid firm has taken over the business thereof and the good will 1 of said firm. All persona indebted 1» atiid firm will call immediately and settle for the Mine with Mr. riordon, and any l>eraon having elaime ugainat the partnerahip business ui Lytle A Gordon will present the same to Mr. Gordon. Dated thia first day of July, 1912! W. B. G omdon W K. L vtls . Dairy Farm Wanted ’ Dairy Farm ¿.Wanted equipped tock^tmildlnga, etc , from Owner who will take Portland income pro perty aa part first payment. Give full particulars, price and location. Address Owner, I4<w Minnesota Ave., Boz, Bryant and Albina Ave., Portland, Orc Moroney Canal. The Town of Moroney fronting on Garibaldi beach, on the Rail Road and on luibe Lytle and »«tween the Towne of Lytle and Manhattan, in now twing platted. See Moroney