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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 27, 1916.
CIRCUIT COURT ON MONDAY. foreclosure of mortgage.
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Frank Hadley, et al, vs. F. L. Sap­
Majority of Cases Actions for Money pington. Accounting.
Several Cases to be Reviewed.
R. B. Driscoll vs. Tillamook County
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« quasi municipal corporation, and F
The April term of the Circuit Court W. Stanley, Justice of the Peace of
will convene on Monday, with Circuit -he Second Justice District in 'lillà
ludge G. R. Bagley on the bench. mook County, Oregon. Petition for
There are no cases of importance, writ of review.
the majority of cases being actions
\ irginia Roy Marleau, et al vs.
for money and foreclosures. There Valentine Roy Desrocherand et al
are three cases to be reviewed, one Partition.
from Justice Stanley’s court, which is
W G. Dwight, vs. Lewis L. Smith,
a case charging P. J. Worrall, with
“1- Foreclosure of tax lien.
violating the prohibition law, and two
W illiam Woods vs. Helen Woods
from the City Recorder’s Court. In Divorce.
one of these cases Elmer Plog was
James Withycombe, Governor et al
arrested for violating the auto speed > s. f eter Erickson et al. Foreclosure
limit, and without any charge being Ji mortgage.
preferred against him he went to the
I J I atterson, vs. Tillamook City,
City Recorder’s office, and pleaded i municipal corporation and Ira C.
guilty, and paid a fine. The review is ■smith City Recorder of Tillamook
to recover the fine. In the other case ‘
Oregon. Writ of review.
C. J. Paterson was fined $25.00 for
Elmer lìog, vs. Tillamook City a
exceeding the speed.limit.
•municipal corporation and
Ira C.
The bootlegging case against P. I. >mith City Recorder of Tillamook
Worrall has been postponed until the City, Oregon. \\ rit of review
October term of the Circuit Court, by
Sollie Smith, vs. E. P. Webster, ct
stipulation of the attorneys.
u. roreclosure of mortgage.
1 he court docket is as follows:
Warren Construction Company, a
Corporation, vs. Tillamook City, a THE REGISTRATION FOR THE
municipal corporation. Damages.
PRIMARY NOMINATING
I. t>. Potter Realty Company, a
ELECTION.
corporation, vs. F. D. Mitchell, Ac­
tion for money.
Increase of 373 in the Registration—
John W. Boyer and M. O. Boyer,
RePublicans Gain 405 and Demo­
vs. J. M. Burton. Action for money.
crats Lose 18.
Mrs. S. W. Kapischka, vs Tillamook
Hotel Company. Action for money.
The number of Republican voters
J. Tone, vs. Tillamook Hotel Com­
in Tillamook County who will cast
pany. Action for money.
Miller, Simington and Calhourn, a their ballots for candidates who favor
corporation, vs. A. J. Stillwell. Ac­ protection are ¡,908 against 462 Dem­
ocratic free traders. It is something
tion for money.
B. J. Howland, vs. Eastman Wilson of vital importance to every dairy­
& Co. a corporation. Action for mon­ man, lumberman, fisherman, etc., for
t was the free trade party that placed
ey-
Alex McNair & Co. vs. Maud their products on the free list. It is
remarkably strange that there are 462
Sharp. Action for money.
City of Bay City, Oregon, on the persons in Tillamook County who
relation of C. F. Stone, and J. H. ire so politically blinded that they
Hicks, co-partners doing business as want everything we produce in this
Stone & Hicks, vs. P. A. Sandberg, county placed on the free list and in
W. J. Logus, Ed. Worthington, and competition with cheap foreign labor.
E. D. Landingham. Action for mon­ The slump in the lumber market and
•he decrease in the amount of milk
ey.
School Dist. No. 40, a municipal checks ought to convince anyone
corporation, vs. W. P. Short. Eject­ that the party that protects the in­
dustries of this country is the best
ment.
Johanna York, vs. Southern Pacific friend of the people.
Registration This Year.
Company and Pacific Railway Navi­
Republican ...................... 1,908
gation company. Damges.
Democratic ....................... 462
A. E. Holden and Ethel Holden, vs.
Prohibitionist ..................
61
A. F. Coats Lumber Campany, a cor­
Progressive .......................
8
poration, and Coats Driving and
Socialist .............................
05
Boom
Company,
a corporation.
Miscellaneous ..................
87
Damages.
I. W. Hiner, vs. Beaver Creamery
Total .......................... 2,621
Association, a corporation. Damages.
Registration Two Y^ars Ago.
The Henry Davis Lumber Co., a
Republican ...................... 1,908
corporation, vs. A. F. Coats Lumber
Democratic ....................
444
Company, a corporation. Damages.
Prohibitionist ................
99
State of Oregon, vs. P. J. Worrall.
Progressive .....................
29
Transcript on appeal.
Socialist ..........................
95
M. A. Sargent, vs. Robert Romero,
Miscellaneous ................
123
Action for money.
Lydia S. Morgan, vs. H. E. Carr
Total
and Alice Carr. Action for money.
2,349
Oak Nolan, vs C. W. Talmage, ad­
ministrator of the estate of C. B. Had
ORDER NEW MAIL BOXES.
ley, deceased. Action for money.
Chas F. Pankow, vs. Harry Wilson Will Become Effective July 1 on all
Rollie W. Wats jo and Nay B. W.’.lb.
Rural Routes.
Foreclosure of li-i.
State Industrial Accident Commis­
The postmaster has received in­
sion, vs. George Moskos. Action for structions from Otto Praeger, second
Money,
assistant postmaster general, relative
Empire Cream Separator Company, to installing new mail boxes on the
vs. Rudolph Zwiefel. Action for rural delivery routes. The postoffice
money.
has designed new boxes to be used
R. L. Sabin, vs. Emil G. Kardell, in place of the old ones. The new
Action for money.
boxes will be of two sizes for the use
Tillamook City, a municipal cor­ of letters and ordinary mail, and a
poration. vs. A. Giebisch, F. Joplin, larger size that will accommodate all
and The Aetna Accident and Liabil­ of the mail including parcel post.
ity Cqmpany. Action for money.
These standard boxes are not pa­
Tillamook County in the relation of tenable and all boxes erected along
R. H. Cady, vs. WalterD. Wood, and the rural routes after July I must be
New Amsterdam Casualty Company. of the new type. The patrons will be
Action for money.
allowed to choose either size box
Anna Ebbeson, vs. Christian Erdt, they desire. All old boxes that are
et al. Action for money.
unservicable after that time will have
George Moskos, vs. A. F. Coats to be replaced by the patrons.
Driving and Boom Co., a corporation
The department places no restric­
Action for money.
tions upon the right to manufacture
Sinclair Provision Company a cor­ and sell the boxes after they are ap­
poration, vs. F. L. Sappington. Ac­ proved in accordance with the postal
tion for money.
laws and regulations. A list of manu­
A. M. Myers, vs. Fred Burton. Ac­ facturers of approved boxes with the
tion for money.
price given, will be published in the
Evan J. Owens, vs. Alberta Frock, official postal guide and the daily
et al. Foreclosure of Mortgage.
bulletin sent out to postmasters by
J. Baumgartner, vs. Martha Psetak, the department.
et al. Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Tillamook County Bank, a corpora­ White Clover Grange Against Bond­
tion, vs. Marion Celic. Foreclosure of
ing the County.
mortgage.
W. S. Cone, et al, vs. W. H. Gil­
At the April session of the White
more et al,
O. K. Jeffrey, vs. H. J. Konklin and Clover Grange, the following discus­
A. G. Ross. Foreclosure of mortgage. sions took place:
A memorial was adopted for gov­
John Borba, vs. Paul Dowling.
ernment control of telegraph and tel­
Foreclosure of mortgage.
Mary J. Cone, vs.<C. L. Wallace et ephone lines.
A memorial on preparedness was
al. Foreclosure of mortgage.
W. L. Provoost vs. Mary J. Cone. rejected.
A resolution was unanimously car­
Foreclosure of tax lien.
Albert Marolf and Katie Marolf, [ ried opposing the bonding of the
vs. Ernest Knight. Foreclosure of county for good roads, about 30 vot­
ers being present.
Mortgage.
A resolution was rejected that ask­
Theresa Elliott
Musselman vs.
ed for
a reduction in taxes ami
Eby L. Musselman. Divorce.
Frank A. Rowe, vs. J. Victor A. economy in county affairs.
The following subjects were also
Farnell et al. Foreclosure oj mort­
discussed by the Grange.
gage.
Shall wc have a booth at County
David Curtis, et al, vs. Tillamook
City, a municipal corporation. To Fair?
Consolidation of schools.
quiet title.
Loaning postal savings deposits
lorn Ismay, vs. George R. Ridge­
direct to farmers.
way et a), Foreclosure of mortgage.
Does cheese get tuberculosis from
J. H. Ellison and Ellen Ellison vs.
George Vandersee and Mary Vander- the cow?
E. K. Scovell, Sec.
see. Foreclosure of mortgage.
Ida Napier, vs. Logan Napier and
Entertainment at Academy.
J- Napier. Divorce.
The Nehalem Company, vs. Bailey
On Wednesday evening. May 3rd,
Mill Company. Foreclosure of mort­
the Young Ladies’ Sodality and stu- I
gage.
John Earl, vs. Thomas Coates, ad- dents of St Alphonsus Academy will
tninistrator, et al. Foreclosure of give a pretty Easter Cantata, entitled I
•'A Voyage Thru Life” or ’’The '
mortgage.
Tillamook County Bank, a corpora­ Triumph of the Cross.”Every lover |
tion, vs. Red Marich. Foreclosure of of music should make it a point to be
present at this entertainment. The
mortgage.
E- J. Claussen, vs. F. W. Wilkins, et Cantata is not only beautiful in word
and song but teaches a lesson of vir­
al. Foreclosure of mortgage.
Dryden R. Baker, vs. Daisy Baker. tue and fortitude—something we all
need in our "Voyage Thru Life.” Do
Divorce.
The Adjustment Bureau of the | not forget the day. Wednesday even­
Portland Association of Credit Men, ing May 3rd. Admission 35c. and 15c.
E. E. Yarnell and Frances J.
We have made special arrange­
> arnell. Foreclosure of mortgage.
Ella Himple, vs. Carl W. Himple. ments with the Telephone Co., to
To quiet title.
I connect you directly with our office,
Quin Castner, vs. Chas Castner and
in case you wish any of our GOOD
Mabel Castner, Accounting.
Lottie M. Hunt and George
il- COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28W
*“ms, trustee, vs. A, G Everson, ct al 1
REGULATE STREET TRAFFIC.
Ordinance Passed by City Council for
that Purpose.
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF DRIVERS AND PEDESTRIANS.
Section 12—(a) Driver must exercise all possible care not to injure
pedestrians.
(b) Pedestrians shall observe the traffic directions of pulice officers, and
liould also, for the safety of thamsalves and the public:
(1) Look to see what is approaching before stepping from the sidewalk.
(2) Cross the street at a right angle, preferably at a regular crossing.
(3) On sidewalks keep to the right, and when stopping do not obstruct
a crossing or an entrance to a building
RESPONSIBILITY.
Section 13—The driver or person in charge of a vehicle when any of­
fense under this ordinance is committed, shall be deemed th« responsible
person and liable to the penalities hereunder.
THE STATE LAW.
Section 14—The statutes of the Stat* of Oregon concerning conduct and
operation of vehicles operated up on the public roads, streets and highways
of the State of Oregon, are made a part of this ordinance, except insofar as
they are modified by the provisions of this ordinnee.
PENALTIES.
Section 15—Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding $50.00 or
less than $10.00, or by imprisonment in the city jail for a period of not mo-e
than 30 days, or by*both such fine and imprisonment, and in default of the
payment of any fine imposed hereunder, shall be imprisoned until said fine
be discharged, not to exceed one day for each two dollars of said fine.
REPEAL.
Section 16—Al] ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
re hereby repealed so far as they are in conflict with this ordinance, but any
violation uf existing ordinance shall not be affected by this repeal, but sucli
violation may be prosecuted under the provisions of ordinance in effect at
lime of such violation and such ordinance is hereby continued in full force
and effect for the purpose of such prosecution.
Section 17—Whereas, the present ordinances of Tillamook City, Oregon,
are inadequate to fully protect the public from injury >o far as t'e same re­
late to the use of streets by vehicles, an emergency is declared to exist, and
this ordinance shall be in lull force and effet immediately upon its appiuval
by the Mayor.
DEFINITIONS.
Section 1—(a) The term “street” shall apply to that part of a public
highway or bridge intended for vehicles and generally known as the roadway.
(b) The term "curb” shall apply to the extreme edge of a street.
(c) The term "horse” shall apply to’any draft animal or beast of burden.
(d) The term “vehicle” shall apply to any conveyance.
(e) The term “motor vehicle” shall apply to all vehicles propelled by any
pow er other than muscular.
(f) The term “emergency vehicle" shall apply to ambulances, fire, police,
public service emergency and United States mail vehicles, while engaged in
emergency business.
(g) The term “driver" shall apply to the rider, driver or leader of a
horse, to a person who pushes, draws or propels a vehicle, and to the oper­
ator of a motor vehicle.
(h) The term “parked" shall apply to a waiting vehicle, and to vehicles
drawn up alongside one another not parrcllel to the curb.
OBEDIENCE.
Section 2.—The following regulations for vehicles shall be observed by
the drivers thereof, w ho shall also comply at all times with any direction by
voice, hand or whistle from any police officer as to slowing down, stopping,
approaching or departing from any place, the manner of taking up or setting
down passengers, or the loading or unloading of anything. Peviestrains shall
obey the traffic directions of police officers.
PASSING.
Section 3—(a) A vehicle meeting another shall pass to the right.
(b) A vehicle overtaking another shall pass to the left, and not pull over
to the right until entirely clear of it.
TURNING.
(c) A vehicle turning into a street to the right shall turn the corner as Notice of Appointment and Time of ing, grading, excavating and laying
Meeting of Viewers for Laying
concrete pavement, according to the
near the right hand curb as practicable.
out Extension of Tenth Street.
plans and specifications on tile in the
(d) A vehicle turning into a street to the left shall pass around the cen­
otiicc of the County Clerk.
ter of intersection of the two streets.
The County Court reserves the
Notice is hereby given that the
KEEPING TO THE RIGHT.
(e) A vehicle shall keep over as near as practicable, to the right-hand Common Council, of 'I illamook City, right to reject any and all bids. Dated
curb so as to leave the center of the street free and open for overtaking Oregon ’.as appointed C. J. Edwards, this the 19th day of Ajpril, 191».
J. C. lloldm County Clerk..
Frank lieyd and C. 1. Myers as view­
traffic; the slower the speed, the nearer the curb.
ers to view the following proposed First publication, Vpnl jodi, 19:0.
BACKING AND FOLLOWING.
Last publication, May 4th, 1910.
(f) A vehicle shall not make a turn to reverse its direction at any place street to-wit: An extension of street
where traffic will be obstructed, but it shall go around the block, or to a platted as Seventh Street in A. A. Mil
ler's Addition (now known as Tenth
Notice to Contractors.
street free or wide enough for the purpose.
Street) by extending the North hue
(g) A vehicle shall not follow another too closely for safety.
of said Tenth Street in a Southwest­
Sealed bid will be received by the
STOPPING, STNDING, WAITING AND PARKING.
erly direction from the Savthwtst County Court uf Tillamook ai. f \aui-
Section 4—(a) A vehicle shall not stop with its left side to the curb.
corner of Block 14, in A.A. Miller’s lull counties, Oregon, at the office of
(b) A vehicle waiting in front of an entrance to a building shall give Addition to a point in the East side J. C. Holden, County Clerk uf Tilla­
way promptly to a vehicle arriving to take up or set down passengers.
of Block 40 in Thayer's addition 00 mook County, at Tillamook City,
A vehicle shall not be parked in front of an entrance of any building, or feet North of the center of the East Oregon, until 3;30 o’clock p.m.,
so as to interfere with the free access to such entrance, except while load­ side i f said Block, and running inence Monday, May 15th, 1916, for crush­
West side of said ing rock and rocking the joint road in
ing or unloading.
West
by extending the said counties, known a* tin Sour
(c) A vehicle shall not be left on a cross walk, or in such position as to Block
said Street fr*m Grass cut off. The ustiinated amount
prevent any other vehicle from moving up close and parallel to the curb in South
corner of Block oi rock to be crushed, the name of the
iront ol an entrance to a building, or so as to prevent another vehicle already the ’Northwest
16 in A. A. Miller’s Addition South quarries to be worked and ike speci­
stopped near the curb from moving away, or within 19 feet of fire hydrant.
id) A vehicle shall not be so parked, or otherwise stopped as to prevent westerly to the »enter of the East fications for crushing said rock and
side of Block 46 in Thayer’s Addition, doing said work may be seen at llie
the free passage of other vehicles in both directions at the same time.
(c) No vehicle shall be parked within the following bounded area, to-wit: and tunning thence West to the West offices of either, J. C. Holden, County
side of Block 46,
On second Avenue East, from First Street South to Third Street.
Clerk of Tillamook County, or Ghas.
As provided for by Ordinance ad­ B. Wilson, County Clerk, of Yamhill
(f) A vehicle, unless parked, shall not stand backed up at any angle to a
opting
the
surveyor
’
s
report,
passed
curb, except while loading or unloading, and if horse drawn, and with four
County.
wheels, the horses shall stand parallel with the curb, facing in the direction April 8th, 1916, and has appointed
All bids must give the price propos­
Tursday,
the
11th
day
of
May,
1916,
of traffic.
ed both in writing and in figures and
at
the
City
Hall
in
Tillamook
City,
(g) A vehicle shall not stop in any street except near the curb, or so as
must be signed by the bidder with hi*
to obstruct a crossing, unless to allow another vehicle or pedestrain to Oregon, at the hour of to o'clock a.m. address.
as
the
time
and
place
for
said
viewers
cross its path.
Each bid must be accompanied by
(h) No vehicle or other thing shall be allowed to stand or remain in to meet for the purpose ui making cash, bidders bond, or cerliticd check,
the
assessment
of
damages
and
ben
­
front of the entrance of any fire house, or within 50 feet on either side of a
for an amount equal to at least five
efits arising out of thep roposed ex­ per cent of the amount of the said bid.
line drawn from the center of the entrance thereto.
Section 5—A vehicle overtaking another stopped to take up or let down tension of said street.
Should the successful bidder to whom
All persons claiming damages by the contract is awarded fail to exe­
passengers, will exercise due caution not to interfere with or harm them,
reason of the appropriation of any cute the same within ten days from
always coming to a very slow and safe speed, stopping when necessary.
property affected by said proposed the date of mailing notice that the
RIGHT OF WAY.
extension are hereby notified to file
Section 6—(a) Emergency vehicles shall have the right of way, and fire their claims for such damages with contract is ready for signature, such
cash, bond or certified check shall be
vehicles shall have the rigtit ol way over all others.
the undersigned City Rocerdcr, of
(b) A vehicle approaching street intersections has the right of way over Tillamook City, on or before the forfeited to the above uaaied counties.
All other cash, bonds, and certified
vehicles approaching on its lett.
time so appointed for the meeting of checks will be returned to the unsuc­
(c) A vehicle shall not so occupy any street as to obstruct traffic.
said viewers.
cessful bidders who submitted the
(Uj A vehicle on the approach of a fire apparatus, shall immediately
The boundaries and termini of lh< same.
draw near to and parallel with the curb and stop.
proposed uxtension, and the descrip­
A corporate surety bond will be re­
SIGNALS.
tion of the private property to be ap­ quired for the faithful performance
Section 7—(a) A driver slowing down, stopping or turning, shall give propriated for said extension are as of the contract in a sum equal to one-
timely and unmistakable signal by outstretched arm. Especially is this im­ follows to-wit:
half of the total amount of the bid.
portant when stopping quickly, or turning to the left. T tie same signal shall
Said proposed extension is bounded
The right is reserved >c reject any
be used for all the above purposes.
as follows:
or all bids or to accept the bid or
(b) The driver ot a vehicle, before backing, shall give ample warning to
Beginning at the Southwest corner bids deemed best for tlia Counties.
of Block 14, of A. A. Miller's Addi­
avoid injury to other vehicles or pedestrians
County Court of Tillamook County,
(c) A vehicle shall be equipped with lights and sound signals as pre­ tion toTillamook City, Oregon, and A. M. Hare, Judge, Frank L. Owens,
scribed by law
i,
ii
running thence in a Southwesterly and Geo. R. McKiinens, County Com­
(it) zv vehicle headlight shall be so controlled that it will not blind, daz­ direction to a point in the East side missioners.
zle or confuse other users of the streets or make it ditricult or unsale tor of Block 46 in Thayer's Addition, 60
County Court of Yamhill County,
them to ride, drive or walk thereon.
feet North of the center of the East J. B. Dodsuu, County Judge; Wm.
side of said Block; thcnce Wcst to Gunning and W. S. Allan, County
(ej bound signals snail not be used except for necessary warning.
the West side of said Block 46; Commissioners.
SPEED.
Section 8—(a) Vehicles of ail kinds shall be driven with great caution thence South to the center of the
and their speed shall be reasonable, having regard tor the trafltc and safety West side of said Block 46; thence
East to the East side of said Block 46
Notice
of the public and the use of the street.
(bj the tollowing rates of speed shall not be exceeded: For emergency thence Northeasterly to the North
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
vehicles while engaged in emergency work in any part of the cit”, 35 miles west corner of Block 16 in A. A.
Miller’s Addition toTillamook City; the Common Council of Tillamook City,
per hour.
Oregon, has accepted the strwet im­
For motor vehicles, on First Street from Stillwell Avenue to Second thence North to the plac« of begin- provements provided for by Ordinance
Avenue East; on Second Avenue East from First Street South to the City ning.
No. 301 of Tillamook City, Oregon, be­
The private property to be appro-
_ _
limits, and on Third Street from Second Avenue East, east to the City limits,
priated by said jwoposed extension is ing the following portions ot stiaatr,
12 miles per hour.
to-wit: All that portion uf Second
For motor vehicles on other streets than those just named, 15 miles per described as follows:
Avenue East extending from the north
60
feet
off
the
South
end
of
Lot
1,
hour.
60 feet off the South end of Lot 2 side Ninth Street South to the South
For freight motor trucks, (4090 Ib6. capacity or over), eight (8) miles
Alro,
and 60 feet off the South end of Lot •nd of Second Avenue East,
per hour.
3, in Black 46, of Thayer's Addition., that street sometimes described as
For vehicles passing a public school on school days between 8:00 a.m. also a strip of land 53.3 feet in width Twelfth Street which connects th«
South end of Second Avenue En»t with
and 4:00 p.m., 10 miles per hour.
East and West by 60 feet North and the South end of Stillwell Avenu< ftor.i
For horses six (6) miles per hour.
South, bounded on the West by Block the West Side of Second Avenue East
For vehicles crossing a sidewalk, 4 miles per hour.
46 Thayer's Addition to Tillamook weft 211.5 fe< t to the west side of ibe
PARADES AND FUNERAL PROCESSIONS.
City; on the East by the West line of street running South along the ra-
Section 9—(a) During a parade the marshal or policeman may clear A A. Miller’s Addition to Tillamook line between Township 1 South, I. hio e
streets and prohibit vehicles and pedestrins from crossing the streets.
city; on the South by a line extend­ 9 West and Township I South. Rs g"
(b) No pedestrian or vehicle shall break through the line of a ing from the Northwest corner of 10 West, W. M., and thaioerl... 1 atiee'
funeral procession.
Block 16 of A. A. Miller’s Addition the center line of which Is th« rt- e«
to the center of the East side of line above mentioned, from ths South
RESTRICTIONS AS TO HORSES.
Block 46 of Thayer’s Addition, an I line of the str«c> above m,,n»u>--4
Section 10— (a) Horses shall not be unbridled or left unattended in a
on the North by a line parallel with sometimes described in Twcb .»t-r 1,
street or unenclosed place without being securely fastened, unless harnessed the South boundary and 60 feet dis­
South to the South .<iundr.',’ of '‘'illa­
to a vehicle with wheels so secured as to prevent its being dragged faster tant therefrom.
mook City.
than a walk.
And .in- apportioned the cost ot cani
Dated this April nth, 1916.
(b) A driver shall hold the reins in his hands at all times while riding,
improver:,«ti’-s to th rt s
I-
s
Ira C. Smith.
driving or leading horses.
City Recorder of Till.'- and tract* of grsund v
(c) No one shall over-rid :, over-drive, overload, ill-treat or unnecessari­
within Ixmal improvement in.-
mook City. Oregon.
r .. f
ly whip any horse.
2,cf Tillamook Glty.Oregon.t.
(d) No one shall crack or shall so use a whip as to exxite any hors«
C e(>iop- rtyfrei Hi.g tn ' "i o
other than that which he is using, or so as to annoy, interfere with or endan­
or aOjai’eni to II
■ n j, j 4.,
Notice to Contractors.
ger any person.
menta and Specially beneb« d t.iere
(e) No one shall use a horse unless fit for its work, either from limcness
Sealed proposals, addressed to > the bv and tha' »;■« Common Uoui oil
-ppoiuteu
, | 1 ll.-m • ok 1 ivy, Oteg'in, >
or sores likely to cause pain, and free from any vice or disease li.Ycly to County Court of 1 illamook t Count'
<
_____ and indorsed
... I «'I*
cause accident, injury or infection.
Oregon,
"Proposals t J | Thursday the 4tii .la', ol M y 1914,
complete the Tillamook-Cloverdale at the City Hall in Tillam .ob City,
RESTRICTIONS AS TO VEHICLES.
Oregon at the h.nr of 8:00 P. M as
Section 11—(a) A vehicle without a driver shall be so secured that it Road, from Hunt’s bridge south, br­ the time »■ J place at whn h tl - Cetn-
ing from Station o plus o to Statioi
cannot be moved without human action, and the machinery of a motor ve­
mon Council shall hear and determine
43 plus 34.35,” in accordance with the all objections to the upper»- an. o» <,f
hicle shall be at a stand still.
I plans and specifications thereof 01 j
(b) A vehicle shall not be used which is so constructed, enclosed, equip­ file in the office of the County Clerk, 1 the coat of such street imp-ovements,
ped or loaded as to be dangerous, retard traffic or prevent the driver Irom of Tillamook County, Oregon, wi I and that at said meeting, or at such
other time aa the hearing may be n l-
having a view sufficient for safety.
I he received by the county court of
(c) Iron or other noisy material shall be so loaded and deadened as to . said county, at its office in the court jonrned to, the common council will
hear and determine such obj- .ions and
prevent unnecessary noise.
I house, at Tillamook City, Oregon,
(d) A motor vehicle shall be equipped with resijtnt til es so constructed I until the hour of to o'clock a.m. on make such changes therein as shall be
necessary to make such apportiunn e t
and in such condition as to prevent injury to pavements.
| the 5th day of May, 1916, and at that equitable and just.
The apportion­
(e) No one shall enter, ride upon, attach himself or his vehicle to any time publicly opened and read.
ment so made by tn« Common Council
other vehicle, without the driver's consent.
Each bid shall be accompanied by is on file with the undersigned City Re­
(f) A vehicle shall not be operated with a trailer, ■ rithout having the a certified check made payable to the corder and may b« examined by any
trailer in charge of a person to prevent accident, and t te trailer shall have County Clerk, for an amount equal to person interested therein.
sufficient signals by day and by night to warn the pub lie that there is a 5 per cent of the amount of the total
Done by order of the Common Coun­
trailer, and the vehicle with a trailer shall be operated w ith the greatest care of said bid, which shall be forfeited cil and dated this 18th day of April,
so as to avoid accident at all times.
to the county in case the bid is ac­ 1916.
<g) Na motor vehicle shall be operated with often jive exhaust or with cepted and the bidder shall fail, neg­
Ira C. Smith, City Recorder of
muffler open.
j
\ I ».. « lect or refuse for a period of five
t Tillamook Citv. Oregon.
(h) No vehicle shall be driven along a sidewalk.
day» after which the award is made
(i) Tract-on engines shall not be driven on hard s urfaced streets, exc ept to enter into a contract and file a
Try those 25c dinners at the Ram­
on plank affording sufficient protection to prevent inj ur> to the payment. •bond »atisfactory to the Covrt as re­ sey "Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for­
(j) Vehicles shall not carry a load weighing more , than 6000 pounds.
quired by law,
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(k) Vehicles shall not spill their loads.
Bid» will be received for the clear- merly ol the Spanish Kitchen,