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    Tillamook Headiigíft February 8,
I9i4.
T. BOALS, M.D.,
Notice Closing Streams.
Construction Co. has utterly failed to price of the improvement and the
amount
received
from
the
sale
of
the
live up to its contract with the city and
K now all M en by T hese P res
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
that therefore the city is not entitled bonds, and would also protect the ents , That, W hereas , the State
property owner against the addition of Board of Fish and Game Commis­
Surgeon S.P. Co.
to
levy
upon
the
abutting
property
the
' struction Co. of $1,834.58, and is ap­
of the State of Oregon (as
(I.
O. O. F. Bldg.)
¿e—Com- parently allowed as a ten per cent com­ cost of such improvements, and there a large percentage to a contractors bid sioners
to overcome any depreciation in the well as its predecessors, the Board
jinted.
mission on the premium of $1,120.48, is a remote possibility, in the final out­ bonds in the event he was required to of Fish Commissioner«! has propa­
• Oregon.
Tillamook
paid by the city as a premium on Em­ come of the litigation now pending be­ accept them in payment for his con­ gated and stocked, and is pr*pa-
tween
the
Warren
Construction
Co.
gating
and
stocking
the
waters
of
g Mayor F. K. ployers Liability Insurance secured by
and Tillamook City concerning said tract. In my judgment this provision Tillamook Bay and its tributaries,
’•y^ed council the city for its protection against
in Tillamook County. State of Ore­
M. KERRON,
street
improvements, that some liabil­ is a proper safe guard, not only to the gon,
with salmon fish, and
le city coun- claims for damages for workmen and
I
city but to the property owner, and
ity
might
be
fastened
upon
the
city
as
W
hereas
,
said
Tillamook
Bay
4ie following employes, employed in the construction
to said improvements, and I consider it the citv could suffer no liability be­ and its tributaries are frequented
FHYSICIANJAND SURGEON
John Keldson; of a storm sewer. This is a most ex­
cause the bonding act prescribes that by salmon lish, and for the pur
my
duty
.to
inform
you
in
relation
Idmunds; third traordinary claim and I find no basis
T illamook B lock ,
thereto, so that you may be advised of no bonds shall be issued for a greater nose of protecting the same the said
ead; fourth ward, for its allowance except an agreement
State Board of Ftsh and Game Com­
sum
than
*.he_actua£assessed
value
of
the exact situation and may take such
> Oregon
i ward, Geo. B. entered into between Tillamook City steps as in your judgement may be ; the property as shown by the County missioners has decided to close a Tillamook
tributary of said Tillamook Bay,
and the Warren Construction Co. by
necessary to protect the city from lia- assessment rolls, any excess above the known as Hoquarton Slough, and
all of officers the letter dated May 4, 1912, the particular bility on account of such improvements. | assessment being required to be paid its tributaries
above a point
SARCHET.
ar read by Recorder part of which bearing upon the ques­
on said Hoquarton Slough 47 de­
.
The Fashionable Tailor
In
this
connection
1
desire
to
further
in
cash
at
the
time
of
filing
the
appli-
grees 31 minutes West 2,013.7 feet
tion is the following paragraph:
state that the Citizens Committee, who cation for bonding the property.
from
the
section
corner
common
to
’
“
We
will
construct
any
work
of
this
’. Botts was appointed city st­
8th : The charter should be amended | Sections 23, 24. 25 and 26 of Town Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
have so successfully conducted the'liti­
and N. J. Myers tfity Marshal. kind awarded to us on force account
gation with the Warren Construction 1 so as to provide for assessment of dam- snip 1 South, Range 10 West of the
le report of the treasurer and the plus ten per cent for Superintendence,
a Specialty.
Willamette Meridian—this point on
ift of the recorder for the year 1913 you installing your own time-keeper to Co., are in possession of much valuable ' ages and benefits for the opening of said Hoquarton Slough being more
data and evidence that will be of ines­ streets, avenues and lanes in the city particularly designated bv posts
v read and on motion were referred keep track of all time expended and
Store in Heine Photographic
timable value to you in best serving ’ of Tillamook, more definite and cer- erected by the Master Fish Warden
we
before
buying
any
pipe
or
other
ne committee on firianace.
warning the public ; and also an
Gallery
the
city
’
s
interests
in
case
the
Warren
con-
1
tain
than
the
present
provisions
•o^imuriicatiun from 0. G. Barker, materials necessary to construct the
other tributary of said "Fillamook
Construction
Co.
should
seek
to
recover
tained therein.
Bay, known as Tillamook River,
who proposes to put waste pa- work referred to, submit same to your
from the city. There can be no con­
For some years past no record of the and its tributaries, above a point
H. GOYNE,
on three different corners of engineer for approval.’’
fliction of interests as the litigants and ordinances adopted by the city council 100 feet below the lowermost por­
s. desiring exclusive right
I am unable to Bee how this contract
I property owners affected by the im­ has been kept, and many ordinances, tion of the mouth of Trask River,
ting purposes was referred can authorize the allowance of $112.04
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
provements own approximately 90 per some of which are of vital importance, all being in Till imook County,
State of Oregon, to prevent fishing
nmiitee.
to the Warren Construction Cc., be­
cent of the taxable property of the have been lost or mislaid. I would therein by any means whatever,
t-orney Claussen appeared before cause it is a ten per cent upon a prem­
Office : O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
city, (some of whom would have been therefore reccomend that a suitable except with hook and lire com­
'ouncil in behalf of F. I>. Small ium paid by the city for its protection,
monly called angling, for salmon
Oregon.
D. C. Urie who are desirous of and in nowise enters into the cost of more burdened for the improvements record book be procured and a classifi­ fish during the periods of time Tillamook •
"ing ion electric light franchise, construction of the sewer. By examin­ had they been made at the expense of ed system be adopted for the recording hereinafter specified.
Now, T hereeore , N otice is
fra,,/, ise along with a new fran- ing the city files you will find bills ren-! the city rather than the abutting pro­ of ordinances and suitable files be ob­
J. CLAUSSEN,
' lat/'lv asked for by the Tilla- dered by the Warren Construction Co. perty owner.) The committee there­ tained for the preservation of all city H ereby G iven by Baid State Board
.
LAWYER,
of Fish and Game Commissioners
fore
represent
interests
in
common
and
records
and
documents.
pight & Fuel Co., waa laid on containing items of much the same
that said tributary of Tillamook
identical
with
that
of
the
city
and
in
I
am
in
hearty
¡sympathy
with
an
DEUTSCHER
ADVOKAT.
> »able for further consideration.
character and I recommend that you
Bay, known as Hoquarton Slough,
The question of sewers was discuss- seek the advice of the City Attorney my judgement its assistance and co op idea that has been under discussion for and its tributaries, above a point
213 T illamook j B lock
said
Hoquarton
Slough
~pon the recomendation of upon the question of the validity of eration should be sought in the event some time in regard to having the Re- on
47 degrees
31 minutes
West Tillamook
the
Warren
Construction
Co.
should
be
'
corder
act
as
collector
for
the
Water
¡Oregon
als ■ motion was made and these claims and whether or not the
2,013.7 feet from the section cor­
sing the committee on Btreets city can contest the same and be re­ so unwise as to further ¡undertake to ' Commission. By combinding these two ner common to sections 23, 24, 25
j offices and putting the Recorder on a and 26, Township 1 South, Range
3 improvements to make a lieved from the payment thereof, and prosecute its case against the city.
E. REEDY, D.V M.,
investigation of the same to if so, to take such action, consistent ' 1 append to this message a copy of salary large enough to justify him in 10 West of the Willamette Meridian
—
this
point
on
said
Hoquarton
'
giving
his
full
time
to
this
dual
capac-
with
prudence
and
good
judgement,
as
the
findings
of
Hon.
J.
U.
Campbell,
ter the work had been done
Slough being more particularly de­
VETERINARY.
may be necessary to attain that end.
| •<> tha‘ Vou m“y be particularly advis- | ity work a better service can be hal signated by posts erected by the
to specifications.
1 and a saving made of several hundred Master Fish Warden warning the
ill«*-' ; committee appoint-
I find the revenues of the city will e(t Ha to the findings of the Court.
Both Phones.
de by the mayor,
little more than meet the operating ex­ ! Recent unpleasant and costly exper­ j dollars per annum to the city. This public, are and each of them is
hereby
closed
to
fiahisjr
of
any
leans: G. A. Edmunds, penses of the city government. It iences have taught us that we have a I idea is well exemplified by making kind for salmon fish, except with Tillamook -
Oregon,
.rodhead, G. B. Lamb.
therefore devolves upon you to devise very faulty city charter, affording little comparison of the expenses of the first hook and line, commonly called
’
months
with
the
latter
months
of
the
mb : M. Melchoir, S. A. Brod- ways and means whereby the pressing protection to the property owners with
angling, from and after January
G. McGEE, M D.
A. Edmunds.
obligations of the city, in the form of the Mayorship and Council in the hands year 1913. The first months of the 31, 1914 until said tributary ot Till­
amook
Bay,
known
as
Hoquarton
I
year,
with
Surveyor
and
Street
Com
­
■t> and Public Improvements: outstanding warrants, may be refund- of men disposed to arbitrarily use the
7|-amb, S. A. Brodhead, M. Mel- i ed. In this connection I would recom-
missioner and Recorder, I find the ex­ Slough, and its tributaries, above a
point on said Hoquarton Slough
power conferred upon them by the
f
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
mend:
charter. Tn remedy this and to afford pense averaged $351.57*^ per month, 47 degrees 31 minutes West 2,013.7
and
latter
months,
with
surveyor
and
feet
from the section corner com­
with and Police: John Keldson, G.
1st: That an ordinance be passed more adequate power and jurisdiction
Office : Next door to Star
mon to Sections 23, 24, 25 and 26,
Jffiunds, S. A. Brodhead.
appropriating funds received from is­ to the city council I recommend that street commissioner dispensed with, av­ Township
1 South, Range 10 West
eraged
$202.05.
This
economy
has
been
<tecounta and Current Expenses : S. suance of liquor and other licenses in amendments be made to the city chart­
Theatre
of the Willamette Meridian, is or
brought about without impairment to are opened again to salmon fishing
I, G. B. Lamb, G. A. Ed- the city, for the purpose of defraying er so that:
herein prohibited, as provided for
the immediate expenses of city govern-) 1st. Some limitations be placed on the service.
I note several unsightly places in the under Section 5316 of Lord’s Oregon J~)R E- E, DANIELS,
intment of a recorder was ment, such as salaries of officers and the power of the city council in making
Laws ; and that said tributary of
P. W. Todd the present in- payment of employes ; and that by such improvements at the cost of abutting business districts of the city, where Tillamook Bay, known as Tilla­
short
stretches
of
badly
dilapidated
CHIROPRACTOR.
mook River, and its tributaries,
will .bold over until an ap- ordinance a special fund be created and property owners; (a) that the power ot
the moneys received from such licenses the Council to make improvements plank walks have not yet been replac­ above a point 100 feet below the
it is made.
Local Office in' the Commercial
ed with cement walks. I feel that the lowermost portion of the mouth of
be converted into such fund and be shall depend upon the filing of a petl-1eu
,w,ul ™,v«•»» Trask River, are and each of them
ii..n
ennLinin^
th«
.itnab.r«.
nf
th«
'
value8
of
the
«butting
property
in
the
used only in payment of warrants is- tion containing the signatures of the
ia^or’s Message.
Building.
is hereby closed to fishing of any
.91« Members of the City Coun- 1 sued for salaries of city officials and owners of seventy-five per cent of the business districts will warrant the kind for salmon fish, except with
TILLAMOOK. - ORE
| employes of the city, so that such sal­ property to be affected and upon wh ch i construction of cement walks and I hook and line, commonly called
I the Citv of Tillamook :
angling, from and after January
,e honor of election to the office of aries and ¡wages of employes may be as assessment for the cost thereof will therefore recommend that the walks 31, 1914, until said tributary of Tilla­
R. L. E. HEW ITT,
•>r of the City of Tillamook having promptly paid in cash;
I be levied ; or (b), if a remonstrance, referred to be removed and replaced mook Bay, known as Tillamook
2nd: 1 recommend that an amend­ signed by the owners of seventy-five with cement walks in conformity and River, and its tributaries, above a
OSTEOPATHIC
*onforred upon me, it becomes
ty, as executive of this niunici- ment to the city charter be formulated per cent of the property so affected, is harmony with the walks adjoining the point 100 feet below the lowermost PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
portion of the mouth of Trask River,
OBSTETRICAL SPECIALIST.
poration, to communicate to you and submitted to a vote of the electors filed with the city council, that it be adjoining properties.
is or are opened again to salmon
Respectfully submitted
icfUl statement of the affairs of of thj city of Tillamook, providing for deprived of jurisdiction to proceed ; and
Both Phones.
fishing herein prohibited, as pro­
F. R. BEALS,
ity and to recommend such meas- the issuance of bonds for the purpose (c), that the owners of seventy-five
vided for under Section 5316 of Residence and Office in Whitehouse
Mayor.
Lord's Oregon Laws ; and it is and
as may be deemed expedient, of refunding outstanding city warrants. per cent nf the property to be affected
Residence,
will be unlawful to fish for, or take
er «nd useful to you in the dia- : And. if in your judgment you deem it have a right to select and designate the
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
or
catch any salmon fish by any
i
■of vour duties as Councilman, proper, to also include in such amend­ character of material to be used in the Eighth Grade Final Exami­ means whatever, except with hook '
king thia communication I make ment a provision for additional bonds construction of the improvement, and
and line, commonly called angling, J2)R. ELMER ALLEN
nations.
in any of said waters during the
a sense of duty and in justice I for the purpose of meeting the eurrent , upon such selection the city council be
The County Superintendent may se­ said periods of time above speci­
« people, taxpayers and property l expenses of the city.
|l>ound thereby; and (d), that if a peti-
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
lect three of the following dates -for fied.
of the City of Tillamook, as
There exists at this time an urgent tion ie filed, asking for .the improve-
Any and all persons whomsoever
examinations:
January
15
and
16,
1914,
DENTIST.
your information and guidance, ; necessity for a new city hall but if one nient, containing the names of the own­
so fishing in violation of this notice
t through any prejudice or with t is built it should be in keeping with the ers of seventy-five per cent of the May 7 and 8, 1914, June 4 and 5, 1914, will be prosecuted as by law pro­
Commercial Building, Tillamook.
vided.
ent or purpose of casting any . splendid structures and other improve- property to be affected, that it should September 3 and 4, 1914.
S tate B oard of F ish and G ame
Program for Examinations is as fol­
lions upon past administrations ■ inents that have been made in the city be compulsory upon .the council to
C om mission hrs .
lows :
y member of any previous admin- in the last two years and will therefore proceed.
By F loyd B ilyb W. Chairman,
THURSDAY
-Physiology,
Reading,
By II II C lifford . Secretary.
JACK OLSENj
tion, and for the further purpose : involve quite an expense and, in view I 2nd. The charter should be made to
Geography, History, and Civil Gov­
By G eo . II K ei . i . ky ,
suggesting, if possible, a means of i of the fact that we are heavily bur- provide for longer notice of the inten­
By
C.
II.
E
vans
,
ernment.
DENTIST.
acting present existing emergencies ■ dened with public debt, it would be tion of the Council to make improve­
Commissioners.
FRIDAY Grammar, Writing, Spell­
the financial affairs of the city.
well in proiHMiing to bond the city for ments, as seven days now provided by
(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
ing, Arithmetic, and Agriculture.
I first call your attention to an ex- I this purpose to proceed with caution the charter is such notice as to amount
Sources
of
Questions
for
1914
are
as
minstion made by me of the financial and with due regard to the wishes of to almost no notice.
$100 Reward $100.'
Tillamook - Oregon
follows :
»<lng of the city, including a com- the tax-payers of the city.
The reader* of this paper will be pleased
| 3rd. The charter should provide that
Agriculture Agriculture for Begin­ to learn that there is at least one dreaded
fllenaive statement furnished me by | The sanitary sower constructed in all improvements in the city, whether
t» Recorder of the city, showing an this city by the Warren Construction made at the cost ofjabutting property ners, Stephens, Burkett and Hill. If disease that science has been able to cure in J OIIN LELAND ¡HENDERSON
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hill's
iggregate indebtedness of approxi­ i Co., involving a cost of over $47.000.- owners or to be paid for by the city the applicant has a good garden or has Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
done
any
creditable
work
in
agricul
­
ATTORNEY
mately $64,563.67;
00, lacked proper supervision and In- out of the general fund, should be let
being a constitutional disease, requires a
treatment.
Hall’s Catarrh
.-ANDJ
' spection during the course of construc­ by contract, after full advertisement, ture, the teacher may give 30 per cent constitutional
Water bonds outstanding,
is taken internally, acting directly upon
for such work, and the pupil may ans­ Cure
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system,
| lesa einking fund...................$26,500.00 tion thereof and should, as far as prac- to the lowest responsible bidder.
COU NSELI.OR - AT-LA W.
thereby destroying the foundation of the
Iticable at this time, tie subjected to
eneral fund warrants out-..
4th: The charter should provide a wer only seven questions in agricul­ disease,
and giving the patient strength bv
T illamook B lock ,
up the constitution and assisting
standing, leas available. ...
thorough inspection and test, and if method of apportionment of the cost of ture. If the pupil does not make a building
nature in doing its work. The proprietor# Tillamook
passing
grade
in
this
subject,
the
. Oregon.
cash .......................... ... 35,468.00 found not to have bean constructed in improvements and a li station as to
have so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Un nd red Dollars for any
accordance with the specifications and area of abutting property to be affect County Superintendent may give not ease
Road fund warrants outstand­
Room
No.
261.
|
that it fails to cure. Send for list oi
more than 25 per cent for a creditable testimonials
ing, lesa available cash,.., 2,595.67 contract therefor, steps should l>e tak­ ed by such apportionment.
Atldress II. 8. CHENEY At CO., Teledo,
exhibit
which
the
applicant
may
have
en forthwith.to protect the city and its
Ohio.
5th : All notices in assessment pro­
Total outstanding floating .-------
Hailall Druggists. 75c.
H. T. BOTTS, -
Indebtedness........................ 64,563.67 abutting property owners affected by ceedings should be of sufficient length made at a district, county or state fair. Take
Tkae Hall s Family Pills for constipation.
Arithmetic—Practical
Arithmetic,
The last two items of indebtedness the improvement from injustice or dam­ of time to give the persons affected
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.-1
are largely made up of warrants in age due to the non performance of ample opportunity to investigate the Smith; or Complete Arithmetic, Wat­
son
and
White,
Complete
Set of ¡Abstract Book« in
favor of city officials and home |»ople, | said contract on the part of the Warren correctness of the apportionment and
Civil government-United States
Office.
the juatice and validity of which are Construction Co., and in any event, the regularity of the proceedings.
Constitution.
|
the
sewer
should
not
be
accepted
by
Taxes
Paid
for
Non Resident«.
6th: The provisions of the Banoroft
unquestioned. However, included in
Geography-Natural School Geog-
this warrant indebtedness are so-called I you until you ate thoroughly satisfied Bonding Act should be incorporated in
T illamook B lock ,
claims of the Warren Construction Co. ' that the contract and specifications for the city charter to the exclusion of any raphy, Redway and Hinman ; or Workl
Tillamook .... Oregon,
that should not. in my judgment, have said sewer have been substantially other form of bonding, because bonds Geography, Tarr and McMurry. (See
Both Phones.|
Rule
IV
’
for
conducting
Eighth
Grade
been allowed. I feel that your atten­ complied with.
issued under that act render the pro­
Final Exsminations).
tion should be directed to some of these
In relation to the indebtedness of the ceedings definite and certain and the
Grammar-Buehler's Modern Eng.
claims and particularly to a claim of city, I desire to further call your at sale of bonds is rendered much easier
i Q arl haberlach ,
$884. tM) allowed to the Warren Construc­ | tention to the fact that in the year because bond purchasers are fully lish Grammar; or Kimball's Elemen­
tary
English,
Book
II.
tion Co. by the City of Tillamook to | 1912 the City Council of this city let a familiar with that act; but I suggest
attorney - at - law .
Physiology -Graded Lessons in Phy­
V
reimburse the Warren Construction contract to the Warren Construction that the time in which to file an appli­
If
you
buy
a
two-year-
T illamook B eock ,
Co. for a discount they saw fit to make Co. of approximately seventy-two cation for secuiing the benefit of that siology and Hvgiene, Krohn. (See Rule
in ordei to realise on a warrant of $16,- blocks of streets in the city in the sum act be made thirty days instead of ten, IV for conducting Eighth Grade Exam­
guaranteed
Bottle,
Tillamook
inations).
Oregon
719.45 iesued to and sccepted bv said ! of about $140,000.00. In letting this as therein provided.
Reading
The
teacher
will
send
to
$2.00
or
more.
Warren Construction Co. in full pay - contract, under the law as I understand
7th: A provision should be incorpor­
ment for labor and materials furnished it. it was the duty of the city to re­ ated in the charter granting to the city the County Superintendent the class
C. HAWK,
by the aaid Company under the con­ gularly conduct the plhceedings in re­ council power ami authority to guaran­ standing of the applicant in reading,
which
will
be
taken
by
the
Superin
­
tract for the construction of a storm lation to such improvements so as to tee improvement bonds, providing the
\\ by buy a Hot Water
aewer in this city. While 1 wish to charge the abutting property for the city council is satiffled that the bonds tendent as the applicant’s graJt?.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Spelling
-Reed
s
Word
Le&sona
;
or
Bottle
and take the risk
«void any uuklud reference to the | cost thereof, and that therefore the would sell for less than par; in other
Hicks
’
Champion
Spelling
Book.
Mayor and Council who allowed thia contract price or cost of such conatruc- words, the city council could, by ordi- i
of getting old stock, when
Bay City
oregor.
m. the city
we ths A arren j tion of street improvements, is not a nance, guarantee any deficiency, which ! Writing Specimens of penmanship;
we will stand buik of our
or
a
Palmer
certificate.
direct indebtr !■<-.< vf t$e cm of rills guaranty should be incorporated in the
goods ?
Re'pectfully submitted.
ot the city bond and
' the hood »eil at
W.
S.
Buel.
nar. anv
<*,a*prQveWr
BORGE WILLETT,
Co. Supt.
aehers g-v requested to send in
C. I
0UG1I CO
3UNCIL ' allowed the Warren Construction Co.
. and is included in a warrant issued hy
)LD
the city in favor of the Warren Con-
s.
T
E
J
35c. for any old
Hot Water
Bottle
thening chwe woven yarns
* * are to
makes yi
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW^
T illamook C ommircial B cildino ,
TUlamook
■
•
Oregon.
* gare
'■rd the
"Get
st ano
limb
iroagh.
The ba
in to w
£
»r
id«