nty
business
» Amount of Money
ng Expended for
Road Work.
*
Dan Davison........
Fred Lange .........
Emil Rose.......
Sain Thompson
Geo Loerpabel ...
A mil LarBen........
D II Vedder.........
Fred Etnery ........
John Skogkrist ..
Aly Johnson ...
R Freeman. ..........
Guy Loerpabel .
0
Ernest Fetztaft
Rudolph Larsen
Bert Gresham ...
A S Tilden.............
F Crane.................
M Johnson ...........
B Davis................. .
C Smith...................
R B Kennedy ...
C V Stoker.............
W M Walker...................
Andrew Peterson___
John Krumlauf...........
G Krumlauf........... ...
R Johnson...............
I matter of the application
%
McCormick for hotel liquor
in the town of Garibaldi, the
as granted.
! matter of the incorporation
fty of Wheeler, the vote be-
ir incorporation, 32, against
ration, 2; it was incorporated
unicipal corporation under
me and style of the ‘City of
r >• with officers as follows:
nderson, mayor; E. A. Bren-
•order; Wm. M. Knott, treas-
F. Bradley, marshal; John
J Fleck.........................
jer, S. Lundburg, G. L. Mad
Grant Marshall . .
t. L. Munsell, E. S. Rector A Juhrs ........................
J. Zimmerman, aiderman
E Krumlauf...................
ie matter of the petition of A Krumlauf...................
E Emery .......................
A. Biggs for a county road Clarence Edner...........
ordered that U. G. Jackson, Frank Hobson.............
surveyor, Chas. Wells and C Gatchet......................
tillwell be appointed as the C Griffith .......................
A J uhrs...............................
if county road viewers.
C wiiks............................. ..J.;-
e matter of the vacation of M M Mead A Son ....................
lo a in Nehalem City, the M M Mead A Son........ .........
Road District No. 2.
as granted.
Hiner & Son, mcli....................
e matter of advertising for W Hadley............................... ...
,r wood, the county clerk W B Aiderman, sup .............
E Glad, wood............................
lered to advertise for bide.
Amos Vaughn ........................
ie matter of canceling of A Holden...................................
warrants prior to July, 1907, Roy Funk...................................
Andrew Zurcher......................
ie was ordered advertised.
E Erickson. ................................
Miscellaneous Bi Is.
A Zuercher ...............................
4 70 W Latimer................................
ghaw, express------- -
600 Bill Burns.................................
iker, stamps..................
9 00 John Blum.................................
sliaw, expenses..........
14 50 Paul Erickson..........................
Id Barg Co, meh .. .
2 50 Alex McNair Co, meh.............
lale Currier, printing
Prudhotnme, printing 44 99 Win Hadley................................
9
00 M I Hings worth........................
m Livery.........................
se....................................... 130 31 J Salvey.... ............................
9 20 Fletch Wilson............................
Bhaw, refund tax ....
20 00 Tillamook Feed Co, meh ...
ehaw, circuit court...
25 00 J N Kirch............................... ..
: Light Co......................
13 10 Ole Haugan................................
Tel Cc .................. ...
9 00 Asa Haugan ............................
C Hansen, exam........
9 (XI P Haugan....................................
, White, ditto................
900 Lionel Pike ................................
M Buel, ditto................
85 Fred Ostrander........................
lel, express ..................
7 50 S W Elliott..................................
, printing.......................
30 Henry Livingston...................
mar.................................
gh’s Adding Meh Co 180 00 J W Furgson ............................
91 00 Joe Bennett................................
Clough, supplies ....
35 00 Ilan Goodspeed .......................
ialrt ...................................
10 00 Clesto Haugan ........................
lais ...................................
5 00 J L Woodward..........................
rron .................................
3 15 Julias Beebehiser....................
ook Meat Co... ...............
2
17 Archie Beebehiser.................
ladwell.............................
15 00 Charley Pike ............................
ook Feed Co..................
10 00 Ed Jacoby ..................................
indley........................... .
22 21 Ed Jacoby................... ................
lden, Freight................
•rcial Stables, Livery 51 2o Fred Biggs.................................
3 00 Hance Wilks..............................
irrett..................................
ft 0(1 George Kiehm..........................
Mitchell, survey..........
ld-Barg Co, supplies 237 81 Ernest Herring........................
10 00 George Kiehm ........................
>yne, atty fees..............
Bill Illingsworth ...................
Salaries.
John Kirch................................
nehaw..........
133 33 Wm Hadley..............................
venson ..... . **•
75 00 Ed Hadley ................................
50 00 W B Johnson............................
iogers..........
84 00
armer...........
82 40
dner ............
Nelson.............
100 00 W B Johnson.........
r Mason ....
83 33 Ruas Johnson.........
luel.................
83 33 Jos Rosey.................
Beals.............
100 00 Tom Edwards.........
ohuson...........
133
33 Fred Schofield ....
Diden.............
75 00 I.ad Eurch...............
breve.............
7ft (X) Preston Marolf ....
J« ...................
eedy___ ....
33 33 Alvin Blum .............
4 00 John Blum...............
twley.............
45 00 C Pearson...............
ns A Epplett
iquest on Unknown Man.
Earl Pearson.........
itton.....................................
4 00 Ralph Mont.............
Hawk...................................
12 00 Charley Desmond
»ldwin...............................
1 80 B W Turner.............
1 80 Victor Brown...........
I Dennis.............................
hields.................................
1 80 Hope Moore.............
f'ggs .................................
3 80 Fred Blum...............
illford ...............................
1 80 Frank Reynolds . .
4
00 Ed Blum .................
itton.....................................
2 30 G Mattoon .............
'w Ratchye ......................
Ratchye ...........................
2 30 Dave Hess .............
Charley Fleck
Justice Court Cases,
C E Peareon...........
6 80 W O Churchill
tanley Kellow case...
'owell, ditto ....................
ft 40 Herman Schlappt..
5 95 F J White.................
Stanley, Schlappi case
State vs T G Cullen,
Clyde Stechm.........
tanley Justice fees....
6 10 Jim Hess .................
1 70 Leonard Bush
Daley, witness ............
M Cullen, witness .. .
1 70 J T Simmons ...........
Fred Robitch ..........
Road District No 1.
Toney Dalpaz...........
73 61 C Block ......................
And' rson, meh..........
oolfe, meh......................
3 00 O Monson...............
cutnaa, painting..........
35 00 Max Reast ...............
ihnson, sup.................... 100 00 F H Eggleston .......
i Riefenberg, contract
Amos Vaughn -----
(heeler road.................... 1000 oo Marion Darby...........
Phelps, meh................
31 50 T Haugan...................
Í
r Mer Co,
io, meh ..............
9 45 Frank Blaser...........
»•••
• .1 .V . Mill,
1 111, . lumber
«
em Saw
.
65 92 S <) Zimmerman
tell, tuwing ..
24 00 J E Zimmerman ....
«her......... ....
4 50 M Easton ...................
ichman, meh..
20 25 John Tucker ............
M graveling
211 6ft Ralph Lucas............
littenhouse ....
200 50 W E Noyes ..'............
pnhove...............
65 00 Thad Lucas......... •..
Ilden .................
106 00 N J Dye.......................
ICassidy.............
43 25 Roy William* ..........
»all ...................
43 25 John Naegeli............
ber.....................
75 00 Hill Papas ...............
ruer................... ..
25 75 Earl Tucker...............
ocher................ ’
60 00 Charlie Dobits .......
(som .................
78 50
Villiams..........
íaBom
38 00
Bester .........
I Miller.........."■
:« 25 G Allman ...............
Bell .............
10 00 Albert William« ....
Iley.................
84 OO W A Makinster........
<e«d A Sons ..
3 50 CO Thoma« ..........
iller...................
41 23 James Tucker...........
fthington..........
41 00 Frank Dye...............
Juman . ............
23 00 Howard Woolfe------
47 50 Ed Hadley ...............
Itthrs.,.......'
24 2ft L F Wilson ...............
19 00 W Alumbauge ...
Eebbe ...
22 50 F Snyder.....................
,b*rg......... .."
1 25 V Hoye .......................
'1
...........
1 50 Elmer Happins .. •
Zaddach ...
15 00 Elmer Happins
irber .
300 Mat Weber.................
37 50 D B Darby.................
«unersrenther
500 W M Miller ..........
Grasshy...........
7 00 Anton West
.........
inight
70 00 J Htlgeson ..............
'edder ........
46 50 A Holden .................
Zaddacn
75 (Ml E Larsen.....................
'«rret
33 2ft J Sa vise.......................
f! 50 T W Lv«ter...............
Wirt ...
36 25 A Wilks
ter ........... f ’
40 00 G C Vaughn ...........
iiaon...............’
41 00 E Hanenkratt-------
’Lane
81 00 lohn Huffort.............
Ma.............
72 00 Leo Getchett.............
cbolmetr
22 30 Thad Luca« ------- •
• Gary..........
10 00
• Bill Burns..................
-N Dys .......................
25 00 E. B. J acoby
W Noyes.......................
1ft 7ft Carl White ..
E Ayers.................
35 75 Chas. Dobrts
E Castor...................
22 00 Joe Mills ....
E Nanritz............ ....
43 50 Lloyd Kay«.
R G Cook.................................. '
12 so C. V. Getchel
H G Eggleston........
2ft di C. N. Getchel
H Poland...........................
20 (Ml Wm. Randall .............
J P Tucker.......................
ft 00 Coast Culvert A Flume Co
C Dublin........................
5*01 Grout A Wood* .....................
255 (0
H Woolfe.............................
3 00 Const Culvert A Flume Co..
100 30
H.
C.
Haiiseu
.........................
12 50 Dawson Bros...........................
ft O)
I
G. Ridmons......... ............. .
10 00 E. D. Achey ..........................
16 00
Ike Shortlidge............... .
21 (X) Geo. Willett................................
ft 00
E Bales.....................
2 25 A. F. Coats Lumber Co.... 878 2ft
C. N Omer................................
2 .50 Bridge Work, Little Nestucca Bridge
T. Tilyan................................. "
7 0O
E D Achey .............. ...
Wells A Leach...........................
H S Classen.....................
Jim Wilson................................
W A Shannon.................
Mead A Payne..............
C J Baldwin.....................
Albert Olds..............................
Charley Ellison.............
\\ arren Construction Co.. ..
S Weaver ..................................
Surveying.
Will Goeres.............................
Geo J Poysky.................
Stanley Coates.................
Road District No. 3
John Heilmeyer ...................
67 80 R B Hays.......................
2 00 G Arnspiger.....................
G. W. Stiverson ...............
J M. Baker ................. ..........
84 00 G Zaddach................. z...
Myer A Son........................ .
9 10 Whitman Lamb.
Dan Fletcher...........................
22 8ft J A Boine.............
Clyde Lane..............................
50 50 G Thompson ....
J. G. Brink A Son.................
a u Roy Easterbrook
Ira Dimond ...........................
114 6.5 V Learned .......
D. W. Gilbert A Sons ........
215 60 Frink Owens ..
Godsey A Ayer ..........
...
31 20 C Jensen.............
los as
Chas. Murphy ........ .........
34 7ft U G lackson ....
V. F. Leonard.........................
10 25
Jim Imlah..................................
16 25
Frank Owens..........................
3 5(1 Bitulithic Pavement Selected
P. Shoppert ...........................
9 00
By Montana Town.
Guy Huston ...........................
61 50
Nels Hayland..........................
66 00
Fort Benton, Montana, is now
M. C. Kellow ...........................
95 50
Virgil Kellow............... ........
56 12 having laid 15,000 yards of Bitul
Russell Kellow .....................
45 12 ithic Paving.
Fred Nash ..............................
53 2ft
Bitulithic was chosen after ca re
Enianel Thomas...................
47 0O
James Thomas .......................
38 62 ful investigation and close coin-
Robert Thomas........................
32 37 petition.
J, D. Pearson...........................
34 00
The record of Bitulithic in other I
Perry Huston..........................
48 50 cities throughout the
Northwest ,
22 00
Jim Bodyfelt ..........................
Jim Body felt............................
53 so was carefully gone into and it was
I. L. Everett..........................
42 oo found that bitulithic has proven
Henry Davis...........................
58 7ft uniformly successful, It is liked
Roy Nelson ... .....................
26 7ft by people who use
the streets
Frank Payne ...........................
27 00
A. F. Gardner.......................
26 .50 most and by teamsters and auto
Chas. Connon.........................
2ft (Ml mobile drivers. On the other hand,
Geo, Griffith ...........................
44 50 taxpayers find it economical be
Rennie Kellow .......................
36 75
Orville Allison .......................
29 25 cause it is durable, lasting ami
R. O. Richards.......................
96 00 does not entail the constant drain
Tom Kellow .............................
22 OO of repair bills.
Tom McKnight .......................
10 25
U. S. Edwards .......................
33 oo
Dispatches from Tokio and other
23 2ft
Leroy Edwards .....................
26 25 cities of Japan tell of the daily in
Willie Webb.............................
.50 0C creasing flood of popular resent
Ulyssis Edwards ........... ..
George Ladd ..........................
8 7ft
3 00 ment against tile United States on
Carl Commons.......................
Tom Wilson ...........................
60 2ft account of the California land legis
Jack Ollis..................................
8 7ft lation against the Japanese immi
J. K. Cochran ......................
19 25 grants, and this in spite of the very
2 50
I
John Imlah..............................
Fred Lyster................................ 108 00 earnest efforts of the government
Fred Reddaway .....................
52 7ft officials to calm and reassure the I
Carl Curl ................................
50 60 people. One official was quoted as
I
51 00
Lloyd Woods .. ......................
52 77 saying : “The Japanese people feel
Fred Dunham..........................
6 25 that their national honor is in
Clarence Parker
...............
59 7ft volved, The present question will
Roy Woods ... ......................
97 75 be solved peacefully. But what is
G. M. Heilmeyer......... ........
53 62
Alvis Cur! .............
9ft 50 needed to assure the permanence
W. A. Saling...........
Roy Blanchard.......
so 50 of our traditional friendship is a
57 2ft change of heart in some Americans
Robert Huston ....
1 2ft toward file Japanese.” At a great
Abe Bays.................
37 62
Booth Dunahain ..
I
4ft 50 public meeting in Tokio the apeak ■
S. C Woods .........
4ft 25 era said that the time had come
Martin Schaleton...
92 76 when the Japanese must be given
H. L. Berger...........
56 00 t-qiial treatment with other peoples I
Alex Imlah.............
as 62
Arthur Davidson .
5 00 in America and elsewhere, con
Hans Jensen ........
37 87 demning the attitude of the white
Chester Hollet t....
40 62 race everywhere in making aggres
Blanch Shoemaker.
50 Oft sions against the races of color.
Ernest Haag.........
61 a
John Creecy.............
The Australian Government re
(X
3ft
Louie Wooley.........
6 7ft cognizes the growing importance
E. G, Anderson .
20 OO of the meat exporting trade, and is
J. W. Hester .........
15 0)
Roy Saling...............
53 4( taking steps to prevent its mono-
J Lewallen.............
The Commonwealth is ar-
46 2ft poly.
Fred Lewallen........
81 !k ranging to take charge of the
Claude Lewallen .
66 5o slaughtering, freezing and sale of
Claude|Lane
.......
U 25
Wm. Peacock.........
3ft 50 meat and keep prices upon an even
Lee Lane ................
39 ft basisJF.The report says that the
Victor Lane.............
70 7ft largest plant in the world is to be
l.ucious Lane .........
K3 <■> constructed at one of the seaports
John Lowrance....
42 7ft
Joe I.owrence .....
Ki 5o of Northern Australia, for tbe ex
P. J Schoppert.......
42 2T> port trade Unfortunately this care
Guy Schoppert ....
72 5o to forestall the trust lias not been
Guy Forcyth ........ .
40 7ft exercised in Argentine. The Ameri
Alva Butts ...............
.18 .50
John Wilson ...........
37 Oo can beef barons are said to have
Earl Pane ...............
38 IX) secured as complete control of the
Joe Price........... •..
31 7.5 packing business in that country
A. S. Lane .............
47 .50 as they have in the United States,
Wallace Warren ...
23 7.5 11 they have done this with the
G. Yocorn...................
« 25
H. Kern ...................
20 as thought that they would thus be
Stephen Rusch
39 io able to continue to control the
Clyde Lane...............
1 00 markets of this country, they may
J T Davis .........
ft (X)
Paul Kingston........
provided the
1 1 90 be disappointed,
Albert Alenberger
j
1ft 7.5 Australian exjHirt business becomes
John Affolter.........
17 25 as important as is forecasted and as
Fred Affolter ..........
10 75 the present shipments to the Pacific
Walter Affolter ....
1. 7ft
Arnold Affolter .
9 in Coast indicate, especially provided
Nick Affolter ..........
10 75 the Australian Government actually
James Sutton...........
12 oo exercises the control the consular
Alfred Bauer ..........
6 (II report declares it will do. We may
W. D. Winters........
2 00
3te Bauer .............
117 00 yet find in Australian beef and
R. B. McClay.........
12 50 mutton that regulator of the trusts
Art Davidson ..........
7 .50 we have looked for in vain at home.
Leslie Jensen ..........
11 75
Chester Hollett-----
2 50
Robert Huston........
A Worker Appreciate« Thia.
10 (X)
H. M Shoemaker...
Wm. Morri«, a reaident of Flor
4 2ft
H. L. Jenson............
60 75 ence, Oregon, «ay«: "For the last.
Lee Lyster...............
43 50 fourteen year« tny kidney« and 1
J-
.....................
26 50 bladder incapacitated me for all
lister Ray .............
50 work. About eight month« ago I
Oliver Beckwith ...
4 O0 began using Foley Kidney Pill«, I
Clyde Lane .............
3 0o ami they have done what other
Bridge Lane ..........
7 50 medicine» failed to do, and now I
Roy Riley -------------
fine. I recommend
6 (X) am feeling
Elbert Worthington
18 75 holey Kidney Pill«.”
John Rock.................
0 00
; rover Cockerham..
4 .50
A. M. Commons ...
4 25
lister Atterbury ...
3 75
Ira Lance...................
2 25
Esrl Porter ..............
10 00
A Shulton ... ........
Roads Bridges. Etc.
J. C. Holden freight ............ 146 02
Beall A Co., machinery.... 4,'XM 72
27 '»
Commercial Stables
........
72 25
Lamb-Schrader Co.................
On your front ;x>rch can I* lit
12 35
Ed Sn-idgrass ...........................
every night until midnight
407
52
King A Smith Co ...............
and register not over
flii.5
7ft
Cloverdale Mer. Co.............
fifty cents per mouth
108
.59
City Transfer Co ...
on the meter.
4 U>>
Albert Boon......................... • 168 0.
T
illamook
E lm rki< L ight and
Alva Gore..................................
(D
F ull C ompany
T. McGinnis ............................. 112
<«. ()
Cross .........................
W ill S palding , Mai s^v.
uo
Carl White
75 »U
g r>. Pomeroy .................. • •
W 5®
A 15 Watt Mazda
Lamp
H- Hausen .................. ........
Overland Model 09T
The 30 h.p. car, four or five passenger,
$1,150 ; with electric equipment and
starter, for $1,325 ; 45 h.p., fully equip
ped with electric starter and lights
A few exceptionally good
$1,800
bargains at reasonable prices
See A. K. CASE, Tillamook, Ore
When you tire of
rough, strong, high
proof whiskey—try
the new Cyrus Noble
»
pure, mild and mature
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
Majestic Rangaa alaad ths teat
And Ceolt and Bake aad are tbe keaL*
Keep Abreast
of the Times
TN OLDEN DAYS, when buying
* a cook stove, ]>eople would buy
the one they could get the cheapest;
dial’s because there were only a
few makes on the market and
were all practically the same in
construction and material.
//’s ‘Different Now I There arc close to a thousand different rangea
on the market today—good, bail anti indifferent. Wise jieople usl a Httle
foresight in «electing their range, and they make no mistake in selecting
T iil R ange W ith a R eputation —the range that is recommended by
every user; the range tliat lias stood tile test—
The Great Majestic Range
the range that it made of M allhabuh and CnA»coAt. I ron —the range
that S aves F cbl .—L asts L ongkb —C osts P ractically N othino for
K hpaiks —H eats M ore W ater O itckkk ano H otter , and G ives B ette *
G eneral S atisfaction T uan A ny O tu **
R ange M ade —
and we can prove it!
Alex. McNair Co
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