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Report of the condition of the
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK,
At Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close of
of busines*. Nov. 10th, 1915.
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LIABILITIES.
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40,000.00
Capital stock paid in •••
5,000.00
Surplus fund ....................
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes
2,000.25
paid....................................... .................................
662.63
Postal savings banks deposits ........................
Individual deposits subject to check................ 214,948.87
3,403.71
Demand certificates of deposit..........................
1,251.60
Certified checks .............. . .....................................
Time and Savings Deposits................................ 82,079.14
rey M-t* the DistcK.
Real E-state Transiera
Mate there si
kt
sa listaci z/n that
shipped m Ard neg nar
j»»t res
»omewha
body
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their ¿Off?
Prism Mirror,
iteatiarjr of Mis
ti it that trous
■ sir paper up to
: have never had
. in ossr ends*?
re been well rep-
we have had
* i . .-HS’j.nce to in
a year, of doctors
ber to depopulate a
. ea<ogh to estab-
colony m hades
War Deed. Julius Wiliam Tohi A
wife to Hafda Anderson. 5 E. M* of
X
-,■» and X A4 of S.W. Vi. Sec. 2.
aid X.E. i» cf S. E. % of Sec. 3 T. 3
X. R. 9 W, ¡60 acres.
War. Deed. E. T. Sodgwick to Wm.
H Musgrove, Lot 25 Bik. 48 Ocean-
i Lake Farit. $25.00.
War. Deed. Mrs. Minerva Kennedy
1
| to Miss Monel Me Kendrick, Lot* 44
' A 45, Bik. 15 Rockaway Beach Lots
» k 9 BIk, 2 Nehalem Beach, Lot* 25
26.27 and 2*'. BIk. 30 Mannatun
' Beach $25 00.
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War. Deed. Wesley Rush and wife
to James Hughey. 5 acre tract in the
X.E. % of X. W. ;i Sec. 17, T 1 S,
R 8 W. $100.
War. Deed. John R. Harter et al,
io Ray B. Wall* and wife. Lot 2 Bik.
/> Thayer's 4th Addn. to Tillamook
iitjr Siooo.oo.
Quit Claim Deed. Ernest A. Worth
ington, et al, to John R. Harter, et
Lot 2, Bik. 36 Thayer's 4th Addn. to
Tillamook City. $1.00
War. Deed. Fred J. Hibbs and wife
to Charles and Elmer Scheese S.E. %
•f S. W. '/*. X. *4 of S W . % and X.
A. «4 of S.E. >4 Sec. 28. T 3 S. R 7
W $160 acres $250000
Mortgage.
Charles and
Elmer
Scheese and wives, to Elizabeth A.
Hibbs. S.W. %, and N.W. % of S. E.
% Sec. 2«, T 3 S, R 7 W. ¿oo acres
$¡050.00.
War. Deed. T. B Potter Realty Co.
to Mary E. Gwjdir, Lot 3 Blk- 43
Bayocean Park. $1000.
War Deed G. Lee to C W. Kirk.
N % of N.E. H of S.E. % of N.W.%
Sec. 36, T 1 S, R 9 W, 5 acres more
or less. $10.00.
War. Deed. Olive A. Case and hus
band to W. S. Hare. Tract 32% bv
105 ft. in the unplatted 1 acre bik.
formerly owned by Case, West of bik.
9 Stillwell's Addn. to Tillamook City.
$ 150.00.
War. Deed. Samuel G. Reed and
wife. to A. C. Anderson. Lot 4 bik. 1
Neah-kah-nie Mountain. $¡100.00.
XS ar. Deed. C. P. RRovik and wife,
to Carl August Dettbarn. Lots to, 11
and 12 Bik. 7 Wheeler. 112.50.
War. Deed. Dennis Caldwell and
wife to J. C. and E. B. McClure. Lot*
14 and 15 Bik. I Bay View Addn. to
Bay City. $¡0.00
War Deed. Edward L. Earl and
wife to Micheál Seifer. E. *4 ofN.W.
% of N.W’ % Sec 4 T aS S 9W. 20
acre*. 1.00, et-al.
Quit Claim Deed. M. R. Hanenkrat
to Michael Seifer. E.'4 of N.W.% of
N.W. 54 Sec. 4 T 2 S R 9 W',20 acres.
$1.00.
W e ui
3»derttail4 that i
tion of the County Court* of Yarn!
t hare to a Ur w/frje
tt t to finish
and Tillamook c'xistie*
Psalm oí War.
f^n ntr. Í' jt
Sour Grat j road a* early as po»»i
y'Mjrxîf, ran
nezt jw. Thit i* a g'zod move i
machíne, an4 lx* will divpose of one unfinithed p
War Lord is my shepherd; I
the ve day» tí ject next year The State Hight
lway* be in want.
He rnazeth me to lie down in mean
Comrni**»o- appropriated $9/x» ;
with the addi’bzn of $7,*M> each by tre- '.he*; he leadeth roe into chill
the two count et. >.ill macadam the water*.
He harasseth my sonl; he leadeth
road and put in several bridge*, and
when fin.shed the road will be in me ir. 'j he'/.ish campat for his fame’s
good shape for several year*. Every sake.
Yea. though I come unscathed from
body tbould heartly approve of com-
pleting the road next year, for the the shadow of death, I shall be no
Dolph iiil and toll t'jz4 were always better off, for thou art still with me;
e taxpayer* «0 many detriment* to T illamook County. We thy tyranny and thy taxes discomfort
to be reduced this want to congratulate the County me.
'I hou preparest danger for me in
water system
Well, Court and etpecialiy the people of
¡ar you 1* it because Tillamook County in the early con.- the presence of so-called enemies;
tax booze any longer pletion of tbi* road improvement in thou makest me useless toil; my cup
runneth empty.
the tax <m water'
the county
Surety evil and hatred will follow
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o
me all the days of my life, and 1 shall
why Bro Trombley
The bu»ine»s men of Dalla* have dwell in the army of the War Lord
Jibing with pepab- taken a sensible step in protecting
e to office, for he it themselves against bad credit, which forever.—Ellis O. Jone*, in Life.
Democratic, free trade the busines* men of this city »hotild
r and will of course support also follow. Quite frequently it is re
We Qualify.
dates and free trade. ported that persons who have resid
-O —1 1
ed here for a short time and who
Our esteemed contemporary
. ----- th«
airt, is, w* believe, have no property interests, have sud
than anybrxly else denly taken their departure. 1 hat Tillamook Headlight, took the wind
out
of
our
sails
in
its
last
boosting
r amount of monty would not matter rnush if they had
sork, and $¡73,<XX> is "paid up" before their departure, but it article, because the Courier stated
> it drtided upon The Coun- generally happen* that most every that this end of the county had not
had it* -hare of the road work in the
came to that decision with- business man in the city is "stung
a»>i*tanee of an advisory owing to the fact that a person can past. All right, we will qualify that re
r and after devoting »everal get $50 to $100 credit in one store mark by stating that we have not had
more than our »hare, with a hope that
'b y* going over the budget.
and the same amount in other store*.
our esteemed contemporary will ac
Probably Dalia* business men have cept However, a* a matter of news,
going to advi*e our sub been "stung" »0 many times it is ab kt u* state that Mr Farmer has not
trade with and patronize solutely necessary to stop this repeat b> < n the only commissioner this end
advertise in the home ed leakage Another wise thing they of the county ha* ever had. There has
I hete are busines* men have also decided upon, and that is been quite a few of them, all good
;! ort their home newspaper, to cut out advertising schemes and men, and they, like Mr Farmer, did
• tlo home newspaper is a advertising fakers and only advertise the best they could with what they
< r for home merchants. Catch in the home newspapers. That is a had to do with.
ff »0 then trade with the commendable move, for nobody is as
It would not be out of place to re
m who advertise in the loyal to their home town as the news call that on numerous occasions the
paper and the business men of every Courier has complimented Mr. Far
town should be equally as loyal to mer and other members of the Coun
the home newspaper. W e want our ty Court on the valuable improve
I.er peik'in ha* been murdered busines* men to take 1 a
tumble to ments made in road work during their
seed <n a trunk in Portland,
themselves and protect themselves
person* don't scruple at any- from bad credit and fake advertising administration, especially the perma
nent location of roads, such a* the
long a* they can obtain scheme*.
The circulation of petitions in Ne
tide land cut off, the change of road
i<re A‘.» feel glad we voted
braska for the placing of the name of
leading from the Condor bridge to
death penally when we read
Associate Justice Charles Hughes on
In making up the road budget there Hebo, and the change of road at
old blooded murderer* are do-
the Republican ballot in the presiden
innocent and unprotected cili was a little difference of opinion a* Hemlock, also the road improvement tial primary is attracting much at
'i was tention. It is intimated that avowed
lt w;<* the peoples* vole that to the amount. After the County from Cloverdale to Hebo, which
i< h murderer* from the gallows < ourt had carefully gone over what started and completed during Mr. candidates for the presidency are
road work was necessary for next Farmer's administration
back of this movement with the hope
A look at the Courier files will suf- that it will force the justice formally
r '4 the taxpayer* of Douglas year, Judge Hare and Commissioner
ficc
to
prove
that
it
has
boosted
__
all
Owens
came
to
the
conclusion
that
it
are going to fight an appro-
to withdraw or attempt to withdraw
i of $a<xz> to enforce the pro- would take $173,000. but Commission road improvements under every com his name from the ballot, a step
missioner
that
has
held
office,
and
er
McKimcn*
did
not
want
to
make
> I,«. It takr* money to catch
which would be greatly to their ad
>lb v er*, and if jutticet of the the amount more than $153,000. And what is more, it intends to keep on vantage. But there is no necessity for
boosting
until
there
will
be
no
need
this
is
how
the
money
is
to
be
di
e and < ircuit judge* would im-
making such an assumption. It is the
i goi.d heavy fine on this da** vided: Hoad districts No. I and j for boosting for good roads.
opinion of many of the shrewdest
And
further,
we
don't
want
to
be
in
iw breaker* this should be a are each to receive $50.000 and road
observers that there is more senti
< < of revenue an<l not an addi- district No 2 73,000, with the under this boosting business alone. We ment for Hughes than for any other
want
everybody
else
to
boost.
Don't
standing that several miles of hard
11 burden upon the taxpayers,
individual whose name has been con
surface is to be paid for out of that knock, boost. Join us and boost Till nected with the Republican nomina
amook
County
anto
the
limelight
as
I et’» hope that the next county amount, it seems to us there should
tion next year. Some go so far a* to
budget meeting will be conducted be no trouble in the County Court the greatest county in Oregon, for say that there more sentiment for
good
roads
and
honored
citizenship,
properly and that a lew individual* coming to an unanimous opinion on
Hughes than for all others put to
prosperity.—Cloverdale gether.
/ out undertake to railroad matter* to the amount of the road fund, (or if and home
Courier.
• mt tliemselve* We have always con
Commissioner McKimcn* will agree
A recent cablegram
to the New
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tended that the meeting of taxpayer* to take $zo ,ooo less for road work in
London says:
(We accept Bro. Taylor'» statement York Time* from
Is for the purpose of discussing the In* district, then the figures can be
different items in the budget, and brought down to where he has gone and we want to say that he is not “From an extremely well informed
it i» then up to the County Court to on record a* recommending. There narrow or sectional in his views when sourcee it is learned that a definit
ihanire the item* after listening to arc quite a number of roads in district it conics to road improvements. And move in the direction of peace by the
•russton.
No. a which will have to be fixed we may add that as long as F. L. central empires is in contemplation, if
not actually in preparation. The
next year, and the judge was as econ Owens holds down the job of county
fi»lt case* at Nehalem petered omical as possible in providing mon commissioner no one in the south agency by means of which Germany
out, to use a common expression, the ey to improve them, the heavy travel end of the county need worry, for he and her allies will seek to approach
guilty and those thought not to be in the central part of the county hav is Johnny on the spot when it comes the entente powers has already been
guilty, all rejoicing that they had beat ing cut up the roads and they need re to looking after the interests of his selected by Wilhelm Strasse, and
end of the county. If he does not suc though it cannot be definitely stated
the stale
\\ <■ haven't much regard pairing.
ceed in getting hold of some of the that the American government is the
for our s<> < ailed fish law*. This i*
unexpended
road money in other dis chosen instrument there are indica
the prevailing opinion amongst a
It is the peoples' own fault that tax
tions, according to the New York
luge proportion of our citizens. It ation is on the increase. This asser- tricts it won't be his fault.)
I hues' correspondent’s information
tilt, money t<> prosecute these fish ' lion may surprise some of our citi
that Berlin's eyes will be turned hope
< >•<■», mid that helps to make taxes zens, but it is a fact, nevertheless, and
J. Leonard Rcptogcl, who paid fully on Washington. If the prelim
come high.
. it will not lake long for us to prove it $15,000,000 for 240,000 shares of the inary negotiations should show that
right here in Tillamook. We are all
readi
It did not take an expert to know more or less familiar with what is J Cambria Steel Company, entered the President Wilson’s declared
wh.it was going to happen at liar called the Oregon System anil the employ of that concern twenty-seven uess to act would be nullified or re
years ago in the capacity of waiter stricted by the conviction, arrived at
\ i< w when the winter storm* set in. sovereign rule of the people
Under
I or met twelve months the waves this new tangled legislation a law was boy at $' a week. He was the son of on data available, that this mediation
hive been gradually incroaehlng at passed confining work on the roads well to do parents when the great was unlikely to be acceptable to one
that point, and despite this inevitable to eight hours, or, in other words, it lohnstown flood swept the city in section of the warring powers, It is
I.H't, no precaution* were made to was a law' to make county courts pay w hich he lived. Two of his immediate probable that recourse will be had to
build a bulkhead, which would have the same wage for eight hours what relative* lost their lives and all their the pope. My Informant who makes
prevented the washing nut of that it used to pay for ten hours work It property was destroyed From water this prediction, ha* recently been in
boy he rose in succession to clerk, Germany where, as an official hold
part of the beach, caused by the build is plain enough to sec that when the
shipper, assistant superintendent, as ing a high position in a neutral coun.
ing of the jetty.
people voted for this law they voted sistant general manager, assistant to try. he had good opportunity* of
■—o»— —
to increase their taxes, for it takes
I ditor Piper of the Oregonian, in that much more money to build roads. ' the president and on September Jb, guaging the views of leading men.”
un address In-fore the State Editorial A large number of the citizens of •ot.t. he was elected vice president.
A Tariff for "revenue and Free
Association, said that Oregon was a Tillamook County voted for this in He resigned March 1 to enter the
fight which he completely won by hi* Trade junk” is what the Cedar Rap.
radl< 11 state on account of freak leg crease in taxation, and, no doubt, who purchase
of the zjo,ooo share* of •<»» Leader calls the Underwood law
islation
I hi* is ueneraUv sASniiie.l are now cosnnlaininu about taxation.
«inch.
and that is what it ia.
»349,346.20
Total
Bids Wasted.
—
Bids wd be reeerred by School
District Xu 1 zp to to c clock am.
c« Sarariay ~ Lrr;-g Xovcmber 27.
for tie erectsc« of a play house.
P5aes aod speaficauoc* can be seen
at me office of the C'wsty School
¿c-permieedest The Sckcoi Board
w-ul firetsh *5 the materiai on the
rroezi, aid reserves the right to ac-
w reject aay or a3 bids.
Wm. Maxwell Chairman.
M. C. Trcbndge, Clerk.
Z TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
$251,558 01
328.42
28,522.22
9,518.07
6,000.00
5,247.47
3,671 91
21,952.66
868.11
944.97
17,474 05
260.31
Doans and discounts....................... •• •
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured
Bonds and warrants - ........................
Stocks and other securities..............
Furniture and fixtures........................
Other real estate owned................ .
Due from banks (not reserve banks)
flue from approved reserve banks..
Checks and other cash items............
Exchanges for clearing house..........
Cash on hand..........................................
Other resources.....................................
■WT- j CI
»349,346 20
Total
State of Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS.
I. Erwin Harrison, Cashier of the above-named bank, do
solemnly «wear that the above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief. — Erwin Harrison, Cashier^
—Subscribed and worn to before me thi*'24th day of Nov., 1915.
C. A. McGhee, Notary Public.
Correct—Attest : M. W. Harrison, H. T. Botts, Directors.
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