Tllamook
Headlight, June 2ö, IÖI3
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Mayor Harter Resigas.
Garibaldi Beach News.
Notice of Publication/!
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Another Move to Get the City
Into Expensive Litigation.
Department of the Int.rf*
The long looked for motor car U. S. L and P eek e at Powi^J
is now making regular trips be­
N otice is H ereby " gihs V^J
Mayor J. R. Harter called a meet­
tween Mohler and Tillamook, which
For the purpose of devising plans
ing of the city council on Saturday
Alonzo
E. Shirley whose nnL
adds materially to the convenience
and handed in his resignation, to bond the city to take up the out­
address is 1241 E Main St
of
the
Garibaldi
Beach
residents,
which came as a surprise to many standing indebtedness, a public­
Oregon, did, on the 18th dav^’^1
this with the extra passenger gives vember
1912, file in
persons. He had become disgust­ meeting was held on Friday even­
us twelve trains daily,
Sworn Statement and Apnii,2?*l
ed with so much friction and per­ ing, when Thus. Coates was elected
sonal scrapping, that he came to chairman and Attorney Gersoni
H. L. Sappington spent Sunday No. C36S8, to purchase the
NEVi, Section 12, Township
the conclusion that he would step secretary. Three amendments to
on the beach visiting.
Range 10 West, Willamette
and
the timber thereon, und^l
down and watch the other fellows the city charter were proposed, one
The P. R. & N. has been making
provisions
of the act of June a ini
in their fights, which would not to bond the city, and the other two
some much needed improvements
and acts amendatory, known ’ ”!
interfere with his private affairs, so that the city council could re­
at the various stations along the “Timber and Stone Law ”
His resignation was as follows: assess property for improvements
value as might be fixed byaDrr’a*H
beach.
To the Honorable the Common and assess property for benefits
Miss Rice, of Carlton, and Miss ment, and that, puraaantto2|
Council of Tillamook, Oregon.
to be derived by opening streets.
Blackburn, of Yamhill, are spend­ application, the land and timiJI
thereon have been appraised ?|
I hereby tender my resignation It soon transpired that this meet­
ing a short vacation at Rose City timber estimated loaOO andn.il
us Mayor of Tillamook, Oregon, ing was to be used for another
Beach.
board feet at 25 and 40 cent.
said resignation to take place on or
scrap with the Warren Construction
M, and the land $40.00; that «Si
before July let, 1913.
The contractors on the county
applicant will offer final proof
I have a living to make and as Company.
road
between
Barview
and
Ocean
support of his application J
long a* I have the affairs of the
Some of the speakers calling into
Lake are making some progress. sworn statement on the 3rd dav"!
city on my hands, I can do nothing question the legality of some of the
else 1 have spent almost a year warrants issued to that company.
When this piece of road is finished September, 1913, before the Reih»
and Receiver of the U. S GJ
and a half looking after the busi
it will be possible to travel by er
F.
R
Beals
and
Attorney
Johnson
Office, at Portland, Oregon. *1
ness of the citv, to the neglect ot
automobile
from
all
Garibaldi
Any
person is at liberty to nJ
mv private affairs, and I feel at advocated injunction proceedings,
beach points to Tillamook.
this time that I am uot asking too which would involve the city in
I teet this purchase before entry »
much of you to allow me to shift
Mrs. Gay, of Twin Rocks, was in initiate a contest at any timebeto«
the burden, anri judging the future further legal litigation. However,
patent issues, by filing a corrota
Portland for a short time, but has ed affidavit in this office, alleri»'
by the past 1 think you will have a committee, composed of F. R.
little trouble in getting some one Beals, H. T. Botts. M. F. Leach,
returned with her son, who is facts which would defeat the entry
else to stand under.
putting her cottages in shape for
W C. King and S. S. Johnson was
II- F. H igbt ,
Thanking you one and all to
the summer visitors.
M. F. Leach,
Obituary.
__________ ^egiiter.
getlier with the various other city nppoin ed to segregate the Warren
W. C. King,
officers, for the many kind courtes Construction Co’s warrants and
We see that this month is about
S. 8. Johnson.
ies I have received at your hands, report at a meeting the following
Notice of Guardian’» Sale.
Mary Ann Gay was born in London, to break all previous records for
Committee.
I
and wishing you God speed, I am Monday.
England,
Nov.
18th,
1826,
died
in
Tilla-
rainfall.
No
doubt,
but
the
rain
is
Attorney
Botts
called
attention
to
tonglanu,
wov.
lain,
lezn,
uieu
m
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very truly yours
At this meeting the following re- the need of bonding the city for the mook. Ore. June 21, 1913, being 87 a fine thing for the Tillamook dairy­ I N otice is H ereby G iven -Thai
J ohn H arter , Mayor
pursuant to and by virtue of’»B 0
port
was handed in and read by purpose of taking up the outstand-
‘ months and 3 da>8 old- .
The City Council accepted the
men, but .not favorable for camp­ iler of the County Court of Tilb’l
Acting
Secretary
Claussen:
ing indebtedness, also to the im- Deceased was married in Illnois in ing at the beach, but “ its an ill mook County, Oregon, du'y miall
resignation.
To the Citizens Meeting:—
and entered on the 13th day of
portance of giving the city council
m.
Jo nson,
w o wind that blows nobody good.”
1913, licensing, authorizing and dil
We, your committee appointed to in­ power to make re-assessments. He I d'ed *n
Circuit Court Jotting’.
'°
un,
°n
eigi
Mrs. Scott Bozarth and son Mil­ recting the undersigned to sell th«
vestigate as to the outstanding war­
pointed
out
one
instance
when
a
lhildren
were
born
’
namely:
J.
W.
rants of Tillamook City, Oregon, beg
ton came in from Portland, Tues­ real property hereinafter describ.
Circuit Judge Webster Holmes leave to report that we have gone over mistake had been made and the and J. L. Johnson of Canada^ Henry
day and are occupying their cottage ed, the undersigned will On and
after the 24th day of July, 1913, (,t|
presided for the first time on the the outstanding, unpa il warrants and
council could not make a re assess- Johnson of Montana, 0. L. Johnson of at Ocean Lake.
¡for cash, at private sale, to th«I
bench in this city on Friday, when find that there are approximately of
' California, Mrs. Alice Davis of Texas, I
ment.
He
tlrought
those
who
own
­
these $35,0<X).00 unpaid. A part of
zknother of those enjoyable five person offering the highest pried
the following c ises were taken up: these
warrants appear to have been ed tha warrants issued to the War­ Mrs. Mary Creviston and J. A. John- hundred parties, given by the therefor all the right, title and i*
John Lelsnd
Henderson vs. issued for proper claims against Till­
Ison
of
Washington
and
Mrs.
Lillie
B.
terest of Frances Xavier Mortal I
ren Construction Company should
Mi.rj. uret E. Henderson whs u di­ amook City, and we believe that the
Harris of Tillamook at whose home for "Boosters Club,’’ was held in the (Frank Marey) in and to the folio»I
be
written
to
and
asked
to
make
a
vorce suit, and the defendant re City has received full value for them.
been tenderly ice cream] parlors off Byers store. ing described real property, towit I
sett’ement, and in case they failed I many years she has
Mrs. Patson .carried off first prize Situate in Garibaldi, County of Til I
fusing to answer the complaint, the Some of the warrants however we are
cared
for.
lamook State of Oregon; Beginniorl
not able to pass on without further in­ to do so an injunction suit could
for
the ladies and Mrs. Tompsett at
court ordered and decreed thut the vestigation, and some of these, we are
She has been on the Pacific Coast
a point 58.16 chains west andtilil
be started. With those warrants
the
consolation
prize,
while
Homer
bonds of matrimony heretofore ot the opinion, should not be paid as
chains south of the northeast cor­
67 years and a resident of Tillamook
not
included
he
thought
a
bond
Craig won first prize for the men ner of Sec. 21, Township one Norik]
existing between these pirties be they do not represent any legal or issue of $20,000 would be sufficient. County for 24 years.
moral obligation, in our opinion,
and Mr. Stephens the consolation Range ten west of Willamette M*
dissol ved
Mrs.
Johnson
has
always
lived
an
ex
­
against Tillamook City. We would
The matter of the Water Com­
ridian, thence north 74 degree»ean
N. McMillan, plaintiff in error, va. specify as these warrants the follow­ mission taking up some ol the citj emplary Christian life and was loved prize. Mr. Burgau was the winner 7.C8 chains for inita! point of tract
of
the
grand
prize
given
by
Mr.
ing:
herein conveyed, said point beiw
Ttllutnook County, which was ti
and respected by all who knew her. I
Im azvm
tlizmr.4 corner
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October Sth, 1912 warrant No. 1320 warrants was discussed and a com
Byers for the most points won 4 the
southeast
writ of review, the court having
was issued to the Warren Construction posed of S. S. Johnson, H. T. Botts. I The funeral service was held at the during the evening.
known as the Ralston 5 acrei tract
heard arguments decided that the Co., for $16,719.45 in payment for the and H. C. Woolfe, was appointed j Christian Church Sunday afternoon at
thence north 16 degrees west 3)1
writ of review was not well taken storm sewer contracted last year. In to meet with the city council.
Bob Swain, of Portland, with a feet, south 74 degrees west23,431
1 o’clock. The services were con-
and the case was dismissed, the de­ looking over the bill for this amonnt
friend, have opened up his father’s feet, to the northeast corner of trad
ducted by Mrs. Jope.
8old
Geo- W- Kiger and wife to
fendants to recover costs. Attorney we find that the same was O. K.’d by
cottage
at Ocean Lake, Bob says
„
Frank
r...
.i. -.j r, .
the City engineers, by J. 1. Hess “sub­
Presbyterian Church.
Johnson gave notice of appeal to ject to verification, ” and we do not
he was homesick to see
Old Dog Frank
ber 10j Marey by deed dated Octo
1902, and recorded in book
Bible
School
at
10
a.m.
A.
the Supreme Court.
C.
find any verification of the account.
Tim.”
I ”z” of deeds, page 31, recordiof
R. L. E. HEWITT,
Mrs. Ed. Hadley and I daughter, Tillamook County, Oregon, thence
Christian
Davis va. Sylvester The contract under which this sewer Everson, Superin'endent.
was constructed provides that all ma­
No evening service
A union
OSTEOPATHIC
Mildred, of Tillamook, ’ were down 8OUth 16 degrees east 220 feet to
Dnvis was a divorce suit, the court terials should be approved as to price
corner of Marey tract
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
at their cottage in Rose City Beach southeast
granting the divorce and directed before being purchased by the City service of Disciples, Methodists,
north 74 degrees east 23 4.56 feet to |
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Presbyterians
and
United
Brethren
Surveyor.
We
found
nothing
to
show
Bell
Tel.
16
9
W.
for
a
few
days
outing.
that defendant convey one-half un­
inital point
approval by the City Surveyor, will be held in the Disciples church
I Such sale to be made subject t*
divided interest in certain property such
..
.. M. 4.
and in view of the wording of the O. at 8 p. in., at which Mr. H. L Shel­
confirmation by the above named
to plaintiff the hitter to pay $150 to K. of the bill by Mr. Hess, concluded
Residence and Office in Whitehouse Fourth
Class Postmaster Court.
defendant and pay certain ac­ that this part of the contract had not don, of Portland, Supt. and attor­
Residence,
( Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, thit
Examination.
been complied with, and for that reason ney for the Oregon Anti-Saloon
counts
26th day of June, 1913
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
the warrant was improperly issued. League will give the address
Saturday,
July
26,
1913.
N. M c M illian ,
F. R. Beals vs. the Warren Con- We found one miscalculation in this
Guardian
of v the
and
estate
The LTnited States Civil Service
. person
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struction Co., this case was con- bill amounting to nearly $60.00, and
t
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A.f____
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Commission announces that on the
prances ^av*er Moreau (Frank
there may be other errors in it. We
tinned until the 7th July.
Marey.
think that the warrant was improperly
date above an examination will be
allowed under the circumstances, and
held at Tillamook, Ore., as a result ,
Hides Wanted.
believe that it should not be paid, al­
Another Squall Averted.
of which it is expected to make
though we think that the greater part
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Calf
Hides,
15cj Veal Hide«, 11c;
certificating to fill a contemplated
of it should in all probability be set­
Cow Hides, 9c Take your hide»«
There was n good attendance at tled for by the issuing of a warrant
vacancy in the position of fourth Honey A Hathaway’s on the finl
the meeting of the city council on iHter on when the exact amount is de­
class
postmaster of class
at and last days of the month and I
Tuesday evening, which was the termined after further investigation.
Wheeler, Ore., and other vacancies will be there to receive them.-&
Warrant No. 1343 issued November
last meeting of that body to be pre­
*
Ith, 1912, to the Warren Construction
as they may occur at that office, Michaud.
sided over by Mayor Hurter.
Co, for $884.60, covers a claim of
unless
it
shall
be
decided
in
the
in
­
An ordinance whs passed to its 4836.00 for discount oil warrant No.
Notice to Contractors.
terests of the service to fill the va­
final stage in regard to dangerous 1320, and $48 60 for other amounts
cancy
by
reinstatement.
The
com
which
we
think
are
proper.
We
dis
­
side walks, which will compel pro­
Plana for new Masonic Tempi*
pensation of the postmaster at this 'can be seen at Chas I. Clough
perty owners to place red lights'-at approve of this warrant as to the
amount of $8.16 00, as we think that
~
office was $274 for lhe last fiscal
?!°re a"-<1 ‘ E. E. McClario.
night where side walks are danger there was no legal right in the City to
Architect's office in Portland for
year.
ous. The ordinance carries a fine issue a warrant for discount, ami think
figuring on the erection of same,
Age limit, 21 years and over on after June 18th. bids will be receiv­
the warrant is illegal and should not
of from 110 to $25.
the date of the examination, with ed till June 30tli till 6:00 p.m. A
Three reao’utiona were paused in be paid.
December 4th, 1912, warrant No.
the exception that in a Slate where certified check ol 5 per cent of bid
regard to iisaeaanient for aide walk 1381 was issued to Warren Construction
must accompany proposal as •
women are declared by statute to guarantee
improvements and one to change Co. for $84.21. We could not find any
that bond will be give!
DfX'Ks
WAREHOUSE.
for
this
and
are
unable
to
say
be
of
full
age
for
all
purposes
at
18
bill
the curbing in the west part of
and contract signed, Owners re­
FRONT STREET, BETWEEN Ind A 3rd AVENTE WEST
whether
it
is
a
proper
claim
against
town
years, women 18 years of age on the serve right to reject any or all bid*
the city or not.
cate of the examination will be ad I
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J. P. Worrell presented a tx>n<l
December 31st, 1912, warrant No.
i mitted.
for a an loon licence, and upon a 1417 was issued to the Warren Con-
Pendleton Refuses To Experi­
vote being taken whether the bond struction Co. for $451.20. This in-
Applicants must reside within
ment with Paving.
eludes
an
item
presented
to
the
Council
be accepted, Councilinen I.each,
the territory supplied by the post­
for legal work and engineering work
i
After
deciding to lay manyblocke
Ilick and Kelson voted aye and of $250.00. We were not able to find
office lor which the examination is of paving,
the city of Pendleton
Councilinen llurrison sud Bale < what this item was based on and could
announced.
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• _ further decided not to expenmest
nay. Thia ia a license for the nev. not say that it is a proper claim with-
The examination is open to all with something new in the pa,ini
out further information.
hotel.
citizens of the United States who fine, but to stick to bitulitbic which
On April 21, was issued to the War-
can comply with the requirements. fias shown itself to be all that c»«
Some dispute having arisen ovei ren Construction Co. four warrants.
Application forms and full infer
’lesired of a paving material,
the curbing in front of Case's
I
shop No. 1514 to 1517 inclusive, amounting
mation concerning the require- 1 Bitulithic is clean, smooth an“
VIA THE
1 his includes several
the council decidi-d to meet Weil to $1834.58.
inents of the examination can bese noiseless. It is durable and lasting
nesdiiy morning with Inspector items. No. 1 being for $1120.00 insur­
cured from the postmaster at Taxpayers are in favor of it became
ance premium on employers liability
\\ heeler, Ore . or from the V. S. wherever used it has shown itself
Roy and the contractor.
insurance for work done in the con­
Civil Service Commission. Wash- Io be economical in up-keep,
A committee from the citiaen'a struction of the storm sewer. There
ington, D C.
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meeting and several members ol were some other items included for
Season Tickets on
Applications should be properly
3 Bay Tickets on Sa le
There is more Catarrh in this sectioo
040CNSSHASTA
the wuter commiasiou were present work done, and on the total a charge
Daily
Until
Sept.
30.
executed
and
filed
with
the
Com
­
the country than all other diseate» P”1
ROUTES
of 10 per cent was made, under the
Saturday and Sunday.
and until the last few yean
mission at Washington at least 7 together,
to discuss the mutter of the coni terms supp«>sedly of th«- storm sewer
was supposed to be ineurable. For a F**»
days before the date of the exami- many
years doctors pronounced it a lot*
mission taking up some of the city contract. As some of the items were
nation, otherwise it may be im­ disease and prescribed local reined!«•» •*.
warrants, The discussion went not for work done on the storm sewer
c*. iistantly falling to cure with
practicable to examine the uppli- by-
treatment, pronounced it incurable. Sci­
along smoothly for a time, but the 10 per cent commission would be
cants.
ence has proven Catarrh to be a cow’
improper ns to them, ami it ia the
U. S C ivil S ervice C ommission tutional disease, and therefore req*?
when it was seen that some of the opinion of a part of th«- ¡committee at
TO
constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catan’«
meuiliera of the water commission any rate, that a ten per cent allow­
Cure, tnanufuctured by F. J. Clienejr •
TILLAMOOK AND NEWPORT BEACHES
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Consbts-
wi re not disposed to take up cer ance premium was improper.
Call
for
Bids.
tional eure on the market. It is tak«*
Season
fares
from
the
Princip.1
stations
to
Newport
or
Tilla-
Taking all of the items which have
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lain city warrants, and discriminat
ternally in doses from 10 drops to a tt«*
found are not clear as to being proper
mook Beaches are as follows:
spoonful.
It acts directly on the bloo«
School District No. 1, of Tilla­
ed against others, then personalties charge« against the City, there
mucous surfaces of the system. T m J
FROM
mook County, Oregon, will receive and
TO
offer
one
hundred dollars for any <-’**
were indulged in. Some of tli- remain« ■ bout $15,000 of the out-
FARE.
PortlHud
bids up to and including the loth fails to cure. Send for cireniars ana tf>-
Tillanmok B-a lies
$4.00
our
wuter commissioners accused th* standing warrants, which in
timouials.
Oregon
City
day
of
July.
1913,
for
the
building
opinion shouki
‘ - - - be paid without
4.70
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Toledo,*
Salem
city officials of paying out toi any
of a woodshed for said district, S<rtd
by Druggists. 75c.
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6.00
question,
ami
with
the
Alba
tiy
plans and specifications for which
much money for salaries, and other liabilities of the City which
Take Hall's Family Pill’s for constipât*1.
7
30
Corvallis
may
be
seen
at
the
residence
of
the
then the water
commissions! >■ should be taken care of,
iff, ami
and the ordi
ordi- ­
7 10
Eugene
ir. at ,he 8,ure o<
» 00
were assailed tor the cost ami man nary current expense to January 1st,
Roseburg
Shake Off Your Rheumstis«
m Tillamook City.
12 10
Medford
tisr in which the water rents were I»14. we think that $35.000 would be
Bi<ls
will
also
)ie received "for the
Now is time to get rid of yonf
required to be raiseil by ■ bond issue if
17 20
Ashland
painting of said building with two rheumatism.
collecterl. Asa storm was brewing one be had. to put the City’» finances in
Try a twenty-««
17.75
coats of paint, anil also the paint- cent bottle of Chamberlain* Li«-
Correoponding low fares from other |>ointa. \\
along |>eraonal lines. Councilman a proper condition.
etk end tickets
ing
of
schoolI
house
of
said
district
We wonkl recommend that the war­
on sale from various point»
ment and see how quickly yo«
Bales moved to adjourn, and tin
Said school house to receive one rheumatic
which we have mentioned as not
pains disappear. Sot®
other councilinen concurring, the rants
iXdidp‘in,> and ,he roof
being clear as to the City’s liability,
by all dealers.
meeting came to a clone suddenly. they sh«>uhl be taken up with a view to
Bids will also be received for the
rea«ljustment of them, and the issuing
■ « 1- .'
Tickets will tie sold from
furnishing of 8 cords of wood the
af* new warrants for the proper
in <
*»'
—
niain and branch line points
same to be spruce limbs, vine
A Worker Appreciatea Tina
amounts, where they have been ¡«sued
8 «»r ril’p
°ne W"' ,hro««h Cklifohll.
maple or crabapple and to be de
Wn*. Morris. n resident of Flor for too much, upon a cancellation of
TTPVtom,
‘"d !Mo,> O*er'* »’*•"” limit-«.
hxered on the grounds on or before
the old warrants. We think that war
enea, Oregon, ssys “For the lust rant No. 134’ is not a legal or moral
August 15th, 1913.
tickets
sale
to
SEPT.
30
fourteen years my kidneys und obligation of the City, and should not
The Board reserves the right to
Final
Return
Limits
Oct.
31st
meet any or all
B|| bid*.
bids
bladder incapacitated me for all l»e paid. Warrant No. ISO), the great
reject
On your front porch can tie lit
work About eight uionths ago 1 er item of all the warrants should be
Bidders I i_
may include all of the
every night until midnight
began using Foley Kidney Pil's. carefully mveetigated and settled upon
above items
—-0 in one bid, or the
other
pointe,
aa
«ell
ia
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Newport
-iti.l
and register not over
und they have «lone what othei what 1» found to be a proper basis
same ma iy be bid on separately, '
fifty cents per month
medicines failed to do, and now I
Bids to be left with the under-1
Respectfully
submitted.
am feeling tine.
~
on the meter.
I recommend
signed.
J
M. SCOTT, Geterol Passenger Agent. IVrtlan.l Ore
F.
R.
Bests,
Foley Kidney Pills.”
H. T. Botts,
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