Tillamook Headlight,
h E tillamook county
PAIR association .
rgaiiization Formed and
Directors and Officers
Elected.
There was a good attendance at
be Court House on Saturday after-
100ntotake into consideration the
natter of organizing the Tillamook
uunty Fair Association. Chairman
( ill Spalding called the meeting to
injer and in doing so stated that
ufliciect stock had been subscrib-
d that would enable them to or-
^aniae.
The first business was the read-
ng and adopting bye-laws, which
jter a few amendments, were
,pproved.
A question arose as to whether it
rotild not be advisable to have
even instead of five directors, but
t was decided to confine the asso-
iation to five directors, when
lominalions were declared in order.
]. H. Dunstan was placed in
omination for Eairview, being the
hoice of the Fairview Grange, was
manimously elected director.
Smith Elliott wae placed in uomi-
iation by the Bay City delegation
nd elected.
L M. Kraner and R C Magarrell
rere placed in nomination for
lloverdale, and in a close race the
ormer won out with a few votes
ihead.
0. A. Lommen was placed in
lomination by the Nehalem delega-
ion and elected.
Will Spaulding was placed in
lomination for director for Tilla­
mook, he being the choice of the
aucus of this c?v’s delegation and
ras unanimously elected.
July 3, IOI3,
crease > ( in art“cle«°of i{JVyrar of ‘m
6aCh yeW’ ®XCept
i
change in articles of iaeorporation or
Notice of Publication.
i
for instructions relative to any matter
Department of the Interior.
in which the board of directors ”feH
ARTICLE XIV.
. such
—k - a necessity.
Rules.
V. S. L and O ffice at Portland, Ore.
Section I. A body of rules may be
June 12th, 1913.
Section 2. Special meetings of the
N otice is II kreky G iven , That
stockholders may and shall be called adopted by the board to govern its
by the president of the board when­ routine or special business and such Alonzo E. Shirley whose post-office
ever 20 per cent of the stockholders in rules may be amended by adding to or address is 1241 E Main St. Portland.
written petition demand it, such writ­ striking out a portion, at any meeting Oregon, did, on the 18th day of No­
ten petition shall st»te object of meet­ by a two-thirds vote of the directors vember. 1912. tile in thia office
ing and such meeting shall not be de­ Present ; but no rule shall be adopted Sworn Statement and Application,
layed more than 20 days from the date that does not conform to intent of No. <3688, to purchase tne SWK of
W*, Section 12. Township2 North,
of presentation of the petition, or be­ these by-laws.
Range 10 West. Willamette Meridan,
ARTICLE XV.
yond that date when the purpose of the
and the timber thereon, under the
Quorum.
petition would be defeated.
A quorum for the transaction of provisions of the act of June 3, 1878,
ARTICLE VIII.
business in a directors meeting shall and acts amendatory, known as the
Annual Meeting.
3 members of the board to be “Timber and Stone I.aw,” at such
Section 1. The annual meeting for require
present. In a stockholders meeting value as might be fixed by appraise­
the organization of the board of direc­ 20
per cent of stock shall be repre- ment, and that, pursuant to such
tors shall be held on the third Monday sented
application, the land and timber
to constitute a quorum.
in January of each year.
thereon have been appraised, the
ABT1CLE
XVL
ARTICLE IX.
timber estimated 100.00 and 120 000
Amendments.
Board of Directors—Organization and
Section 1. Amendments or altera­ board feet at 25 and 40 cents per
Duties.
tions may be made to these by-laws M. and the land $40.00; that said
Section 1. The newly elected board by a two-thirds vote of the stockhold­ applicant will offer final proof in
of directors shall meet, qualify and be ers
present at an annual meeting or at support of his application and
organized the third Monday succeeding a special meeting called for the pur­ sworn statement on the 3rd day of
the 1st day of January of each year, pose. Notice of all proposed amend­ September. 1913, before the Regiet
and shall elect a president, secretary ments or alterations must be published er and Receiver of the U. S. Land
and treasurer, who shall hold office un­ thirty days previous to the date of final Office, at Portland. Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to pro­
til their successors are elected and vote.
qualified.
test this purchase before entry, or
ARTICLE XVII.
initiate a contest at any time before
Section 2. The president and vice-
Ratification.
patent issues, by tiling a corrobor-
Cresident shall be elected from the
— ! Section 1. All the business trans- ed
ivit in this office, alleging
ody of the directors ; ¡.he j J secretary
ec5e^?,ry acted by the association shall be trans- facts aflid
which would defeat the entry.
and treasurer may be elected
the acted in conformity with these by-laws
? - ----- from
-
7..0
stockholders.
H. F. H igby ,
from V1IC
the vlulc
time i of the adoption thereof, ’
Section 3. The duties of the board anTthereafte/
Register.
of directors shall be to manage the i
ARTICLE
XVIII.
fiancial interests or the association, I
Call for Bids
Expenditures.
prepare for and give an annual agri-'
cultural and industrial exhibit, and to I Section 1. No expenditures shall be i School District No. 1, of Tilla-
made by any director, officer, or com
»TO ¡^SSK!W-X
CO....,, Oregon.
receive
f.
»
AS
■(i
It’s Import ! Where you invest your
money. The Western Loan and Invest-
ment Co., of Salt Lake, Utah, is now open
S to make yon a loan or build yon a home on (
/ the small monthly payment plan.
A. McNAIR. President.
D I.. Sil RODE, Vice-President.
CANZADA EVERSON, See. and Treasurer.
Board of Appraisers
—
E. M. BALES.
F. H. MIICNK.
R. F. ZACHMAN
E. J. CLAUSSEN.
Board of Trustees—
JOHN I.EI.AND HENDERSON.
B. L. BEALS.
' I. C. SMITH.
W. G, McGEE,
o
A. C. EVERSON,
Loan Agent.
S For Sale or Trade—Tillamook Co. Land, City Property,
)
Vacant lots in all additions and Merchandise Stock.
C
'z/JSY
7/5iX
7/^S //S£N 7/^S zi—>
FOURTH JULY
PROGRAM
executive officers. They shall issue
artici f yiv
(bids up to and including the 10th
premiums, publicity, buildings and con-
R I
fod '"
day of July, 1013, for the building
„ .■ . , es,, Grder.
of a woodshed for said district,
district.
veniences, decoration, amusements and
AT
.
ection
1.
In
all
questions
of
pro-
plana and specifications for which
instruction, concessions, admission,
cedure
Robert
s
Rules
of
Order
shall
may
be
seen
at
the
residence
of the
public protection, awards, auditing of ^tk7^S. i
• , ■
.■
accounts, and salaries. They shall
P£’" 3
quest,°" undersigned or at the store of
Grant Mills in Tillamook City.
meet in regular session the third Mon-.
DT“® v V™’
Bide will also be received for the
day in January, the 1st Monday in
_AKHtbhXX.
painting of said building with two
March.
Mav.
Au
mist.
Spntomhpr
and
'
Order
of
Business.
March, May, August, September,
the 3rd Monday in October, and when­ ' Section 1. The regular order of bus­ coats of paint, and also the paint­
be: 1. .- - Reading minutes ing of schoolhouse of said district.
ever the president and secretary, or on iness shall
.
the petition of two or more directors,
PrevI0US meeting, . ,2. Adoption. Said school house to receive one
standing committees. coat of paint, and the roof to be
a special meeting is deemed necessary, , Reports of standi
‘ ‘ committees, .5. included.
the secretary shall call a special meet- ‘ „ .ports of ’ special
Bide will also be received for the
ing by notifying every director by mail, ! Unfinished business. . K 6. 1 Communiea-
New business. 8. furnishing of 8 cords of wood, the
giving a five days’ notice. During t,on.s read. 7. Ne
each day of the fair, sessions shall be AfSlgnJmen* i_° • sPeclaJ committees, same to be spruce limbs, vine
.
___ , .
___ to be de-
or crabapple
and
held every evening at the secretary s The order of business above specified maple
Officers Elected
I may be varied, however, or waived, by livered on the grounds on or before
office
at
9
p.m.
At a meeting ot the Board of Di-
'------ ‘ 15th, .u.-.
1913.
Section 4. The President shall pre­ the consent, or vote of a majority of August
ctors of the Tillamook County side at all meetings of the board and the stockholders present at any meet- ’ The Board reserves the right to
| reject any or all bids.
air Association on Monday, with at meetings of the stockholders ; he ing.
Bidders may include all of the
lirectors J. H. Dunstan, Will Spald- shall put all properly presented motions
above items in one bid, or the
ng, Smith Elliott and L M. Kraner and announce the results ; appoint Resolutions of Condolence
same may be bid on separately,
committee* when so instructed, name
Bids to bs left with the under-
iresent, the following officers were heads of departments unless these offi­
W
hereas
.
It
has
pleased
the
all
signed.
elected fur the ensuing year:
ces are filled by vote of the directors,
R ose C rawford ,
and have general supervision of the wise Father to call to their eternal
President—J. H. Dunstan,
Clerk District No. 1, Tilla­
reward, our beloved sister Phobe
rules
and
orders
of
the
association
and
Vice-President—Will Spaulding,
mook Oregon.
its directors and countersign warrants. Curl, of Beaver No. 203, and sister,
Treasurer—Ira C. Smith,
Section 5. The vice president shall Effie Honey, of Morning Star No. 52,
Secretary—R. Y. Blalock.
exercise the duties of the president or
BARGAINS IN REAL
therefor be it
Committee oa pretniutrs—Chas in case of his inability to exercise his
| Resolved, By the convention of
office.
ESTATE.
(unze, W. C. King, Chas. Ray,
Section 6. The secretary shall keep Lodges No 22, ijuw
now a»»t'inuieu
assembled in
i. Y. Blalock, W. Maxwell, and an accurate record of the proceedings the haU of Heaver L()d
No. L—16 Acres of bottom land
No
t
IV. S. Buel.
of the association, its directory meet-
”
With house and barn, and all
ings,
and
shall
produce
such
record,
or
B
eaver
oa
tl>
18
the
.4
day
of
June,
Publicity Committee—Editors of
slashed and some meadow within
any portion of it, whenever required. 1913. While we bow in submission
the five county newspapers
He shall issue stock certificates to all to His beloved will, our hearts are Vi mile of the city limits, including
Mr. Spaulding was appointed to persons paid up and entitled thereto.
four cows, one horse,
grieved
- by the loss we have 8'm or will trade for house
deputy BUUCt-
super­
investigate the matter of buildings He shall in person or by UtUUVV
intend the recording of expenses and talned,
and grounds for the fair.
” en­ .1 R esloved , That we extend to the Tillamook City.
receipts of the association, of " all
Secretary Blalock desires that tries for exhibits, concession fees, ad­ bereaved husband and family of the ■ ^*
*’ 0, . 2.—320 Acres on the Wilson
those who have subscribed stock mission, etc., of prizes awarded, and beloved sisters our deepest syin- River, known as the Rush fumi
disbursements, and of such other j
will remit to him the afnount of other
into7m^io”ate ^wouW 77em “to ' Pathy and pray that the grace of in- (except a right of way deeded to the
their stock and he will forward the _ _______
_______
■— ■ record
»..-1- of —
.—. love be their comfort and R R. Co. through the (ilace), with
necessary to
a complete
finite
certificates.
on the place except'
the work of the association. He shall support
, I I everything
____ :__ ____ „..I.. , --- I b......
It is expected that the fair will be settle al) accounts and issue all pre-1 R
r esolved
ESO lved , . That
That a a c copy of these w*arinK »PP«rele and keep sake»,
r
“ 80
«----
—- ■-»
t --<•
. i ,.-,'»
acres
of hay land
and *>■■>
the k balance
OWN YOUR HOME-STOP PAYING RENT.
held about the 3rd, 4th and 5th miums subject to instructions from the resolutions be inserted in
the min-
board of directors as soon after pre­
good pasture land, with rolling
September, as some of the schools ________
_
_____
possible.
He
utes
of
this
convention,
a
copy
sent
sentation of claims as ]
We Make Only 6 per cent.
in the county commence the second shall receive all money due the associa- to each of the families and to the hills and brush and timber, and
Wilson River running through the
Monthly Installment Loans
Neek in September, and it is tion, issuing duplicate receipts there
there- ­ . County paper.
I place. Fine fishing and hunting,
On Completed City Residence Property,
bought advisable to hold the fair for and shall turn it over to the treas­
Fraternally
submitted,
urer within ten days of its receipt by j
14 head of cows goes with the place,
>efore that date.
Or for Building Purposes.
M rs . L izzie R eynolds , but
•
'
’s receipt on |
him, taking
a treasurer
will run 35 or 40 head just the
the latter’s acceptance. He shall issue
M rs . L ucia E llioit ,
way
that
it
is,
but
will
run
100
head
Sy-Laws of the Association.1 duplicate treasurer's warrants for the
E stella I mlah .
If You Want to Buy,
of stock cattle. Also there is 1 bull,
payment of all vouchers or claims
ARTICLE I.
Or Build a Home,
against the association and shall not
2
head
of
horses,
1
mule.
2
light
Name.
Beaver, Ore., June 25th, 1913.
Section 1. This Corporation shall pay any claim or order against the i Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly wagons, and farm implements in­
Or Repay a Mortgage,
« known as the Tillamook County association from any money he may
cluding
mower,
rake,
hay
fork,
and
And desire the aid of borrowed money, we ask
have on hand. At the discretion of the Father in his all wise providence, on
air Association.
board he shall execute a bond for the June 14th, 1913, to call to her eternal about 00 head of chickens, 20 stands
your
careful consideration of the advantages
ARTICLE II.
of
bees,
good
14
room
house,
with
security of all books, records and home Almira Jackson, wife of Bro. J.
Object.
afforded by our monthly installment plan of loan»
money belonging to the association in a
large
woodshed
and
milch
calls,
Section 1. The object of this corp­ sums
to be delermed by the board. His F. Jackson •
and milk bouse, with U.S. separator.
we will gladly explain our plan of a loan to you if
ration shall be to operate, maintain,
Be it resolved that we, the members
book shall be open for the inspection
Barn 40 by ¡01 aud 80 acres that
lgn«Ke «nd conduct fairs, carnivals, of
directors
or
stockholders
at
any
interested,
of Mt. Hebo Lodge No. 221 I. O. O. F.,
xhibitions and other enterprises, for _ _______
time.!_____________________
. ,, rp. 1 do extend to our bereaved brother and will go with the (dace if not sold or
____________________ «hall
wnpetion. pleasure, and mutual bene- [time.J
Section
7
The
treasurer
snail
re-
7.
The
shall
t ; to buy, lease, acquire and hold I ceive all moneys paid to the secretary, his entire fam.ly our deepest sympathy traded off or should wish to re­
fan
—- —- --
-
serve the same that belongs to Mr,
Hl and personal property necessary I ceive
giving a <i receipt in duplicate therefor,
tnereior, in this hour of sorrow, and prav that
> the success of its undertakings, and 1 Riving
James Hughey.
warrants,
and
shall
recognize
all
warrants.
thg
ever
SUB
t
a
ining
grace
of
God
’
s
in-
Realty, Loans, Ins., Rents, Collections.
> enter into such legal obligations as conntersigned by the president, for the
Thia Farm is located about 8
connt-ersigned
by
th
®
Pf*®
1
ur
e
finite
love
be
their
comfort
and
help:
ie business interests of the corpora-
miles
East
of
Tillamook
City,
on
Be it further resolved that a copy of
onnaay ■ cquire, in accord with its art- Khtls ofmt0heeissJiation. No pay-
the county road running up Wilson
tes of incorporation.
inents shall be made in cash. He shall these resolutions be recorded on the
ARTICLE 111.
keep an accurate record of receipts minutes of this Lodge, a copy sent to River. Price, »2(1.000.00.
No. 3—fl acres with house and
and expenditures, which^shall^e^ open the county paper3 an(j ,,ne gent to the
TJ>e capital stock of this “^¡nspection0^"' stockholders at any
good orchard, all cleared. 4 miles
WDoration shall consist of One Thous-
, He ghal] be required to give bereaved family.
from the city. Price, >2,590.00.
Fraternally Submitted,
Dollars,
oivided
into 1WV
1000 »Hill
shares
( d to an amOunt to be determined by
. ^
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'’‘GVU IUVU
VO
| No 4 —Two lots ju*t west of the
fully tach
paid,
of a th par
d’hnt
Par value of
°.f One
I’"® Doi-
Du' • the hoard for the safety of all money
Forest J. Ayer
Academy for 9700.00 on easy terms.
¡«reach
’»''.hJTanociation.
sach ; , but the capital stock may be I :
„.„riation.
.'
Ollie Woods
increased by vote of the stockholders • Se(.tion 8 The bonds required of
| No. 5.—One lot with 5 room
John
Heilmeyer
whenever the interests of the corpora- | th gecretary and treasurer shall be
ne»a»a»e»<»«» being a ua in , Lliv .....i
O an(j presented
J
.
nmalllpnt
Committee. house close I in. rents for 915.00
tion demand if
it, Qllrtk
such • increase
to the
president
per month.
««cord with the legal requirements of
? than the May meeting, and
,Mh
„.‘y'te on Araonal security or through
No 6.—One lot 00 x 105, with 5
Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly
ARTICLE IV.
a bonding company at the association s Father in hie all wise providence, on room house close in, rent* $15.00
.
2.ffice- ...
_
expense.
____ v ,
June 15th, 1913, to call to her Eternal per month.
article X.;
Section 1. The principle office. expense -
Home, Phoebe Curl, daughter of Bro. , No. 7. —Two lots with small house
Auditing
Committee.
|
P**®*°f business and exhibition ehall’
Section 1. An auditing committee Wallace, Be it Resolved that we the with 4 rooms, these are fine lota for
tern or near the town of Tillamook,
shall be appointed from stockholders. members of Mt. Hebo Lodge No. 221 sale on easy term».
'*> Tillamook County, Oregon.
I not member»
Two Ix»ta and Houae on Second
ARTICLE V.
¡iiunmmv
— of
- the
--. board of
, dtreetors
renort I. 0. O. F. do extend to our beloved
'
at the August meeting and i.s
_
Officers.
us r rermrt
Brother and the entire family our Ave. East for »1400.00.
snail
be
rcmlv.^.
-t
the
regular
Jar.-
The officers of this association shall shall be rendered
t fpeet. deepest sympathy in this their hour of
u«pe»»
■»------------------------------------------ ,
J. S. STEPHEN9,
tttiswt of a board of directors, five in , X-eetinr^.tU*Xr'
uary meeting and at
sorrow, and pray that the ever rus- ROOM a) COMMERCIAL BLD.
number, to be elected by ballot at a I ing of stockholders in October.
Meeting of stockholders to be held
ARTICLE ai .
taining grace of God s infinite love be
IXX’KS : WAREHOUSE.
•nnually, the second day of the fair, t
Voting.
,
u. their comfort and help.
FRONT STREET, BETWEEN 3nd A 3rd AVENUE WEST
Canadian
City
Chooses
Bitul
X
•t • place to Le designated by the I Section 1 1. Voting for “'J®
Be it further Resolved that a copy
President of the board. Notice of such stockholders shall be by
,
r
ithic Pavement.
»eeting shall be issued by the secre-, stockholder shall "®
(.. m by of these Resolutions be recorded in the
Minutes of this lodge and a copy sent
jy,- by mail, to each stockholder, at, votc per each share of^ stoc\
A hundred thousand square yards
*«st ten dai i previous to the date of him 1
To Water Consumera
to the county papers and one sent f to of bitulithic paving is now being
>100 Reward >100.
rectorate
vote
shall
be
by
ballot,
m»-
meeting. Each shareholder shall he
the
bereaved
family.
Th»
r»»4»r»
at
th!«
p«p»T
will
•>»
pl«««rd
1 ii<l in Kdmon^n, Altierta, Canada.
» ii to one vote Per share and he
1 he Water Commission has given
t.ik.rn that there Is at least one dresrted
Fraternally Submitted,
• mu vote in person or by proxey.
Canadian cities, though their disease
that seien»» has been able to anre In Mr. Hoag jmaitive instructions to
“ng entitle.! to one vote. ** V**™
FOREST J. AYER.
I
ARTICLE VI.
growth has been moat rapid, have all Ita stage», ami that is Catarrh. Hill's abut off water from all consumer»
OLLIE WOODS,
only one nominee the vote may
Vacancies.
Cure 1» the only poaitl»» cure now
shown marked conservatism and Catarrh
JOHN
HEILMEYER.
known to the mertical fraternity. Catarrh who have not paid their water tent
. _
,t^®;t*on L Vacancies may occur in acclamation-
care
in
the
selection
of
their
public
Ivins a constitutional disenae
rvquirrs is
Committee.
ARTICLE
X1L
®°»rd of directors by resignation
treatment.
Hall's < atarrh by the 10th of each month.
Surplus.
service utilitea and the choosing of constltu'ional
®eby failure to qualify previous to
Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon
By Order Water Commission
ytxron of officers in January, or by
AI
--
P A Ford. Coujo, Calif., givta bitulithic l»y Edmonton may be the blood ami mucous surfaces of tlu system,
All | money ®a
thereby destroying the foundation of the
! from three consecutive regu- the actual expenses oi me
.
, a («.inter for others to profit by
^ence^frotri
I taken as an indication that bitu ‘I'seaae. and siring the patient streng'h by
At an Australian sale of pictu ra
't'ngsof the bosrd without suffi reKtliat (»ctober meeting or m
.
> Honey
ive
S‘ Id , Foley'»
Honey ana
and iar
far lithi • proved its worth over all com­ 1 building up the roiistituthrn and assisting a bidder obtained for 36 cents a
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ghal|
constitute,
surp
u.
m
be
beM
to
h-'J
^,
nd
,
alw
,
J
o
t
he
r
lu.-.of
.
otlg
’
.
t
!
nature
Tn
doing
it»
work
The
proprietors
.excuf*- Such vacancies shall
f have so much faith in Its ewratire [«»were painting which he claims in by
“epiled by the remaining directors by l further 'mPr?v*,n.e"‘r,n7"üM? stock medicine for a nuniber of yeari but peting (Hiving materials.
I that they oWrr one llnndred Dollars for any
St. rise
•eetien from the body of stockholders.
never use! anything tmt Foley s
1 ease that It falls Io cure Send for list ot Rttbena and worth 91(0.000.
A scientist claims that milk can ( testimonial-
_
_
Honey
and
Tar
Compound
for
my-
of thia sort are not new and serve
ARTICLE VII.
Address
H.
S
CHEXBY
*
CO..
Teledo.
” f nr family. a» I find it produce, I e produced without a cow. There
to mark the beginning of the silly
„ ,,
Special meeting*.
“* """XicLB lilt
best re*uit.. alwaya. lire, severe have been dairymen who nearly I , Ohl«
Sold by all Druggist» T8s.
«„yT *• Special meetings of
r.-a< bed tl^« invention without the I Take Hall s Family rills far constipation season.
<•
i>
s
and
does
not
contain
opiates.
Date
of
the
Fair-
"*kbcW«rs may be called at the dis-
aid of any of tbs ototftca.
Section 1. Th» date »f U» — Ifarrh
T”10’1 °f the director* for the con»id-
•«•oo of rule* of government, to- be determed not 1----
AR VIEW
10:30 a.m.—Base Ball Game.
12:30 to 1:30—Dinner.
1:30—Races and Water Sports.
Afternoon—Dancing.
6:30 p.m.—Boxing Match,
7:15 p m.—Clam Bake.
Fire Works and Bonfire.
Special Prices for all Races.
A Good Time for Every­
body.
Follow the Crowd, they are
going to Bar View.
ROLLIE W. WATSON,
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Brick, Shingles,
Brain Tile,
Plaster, Roof Paint
LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY