Tillamook headlight., March 28, 1918, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Notice of Hearing on Petition To
Form Drainage District.
or attempting to organize the pro­
posed district, such expense to be
taxed against the signers in propor­
tion to the number of acres owned
by them and affected by the proposed
I drainage district.
11.
Wherefore, your petitioners
pray that the lands described herein,
or such thereof as may be found by
I the Court to be properly included in
the proposed district, cither perman­
ently or until further
investigation
and surveys may permit elimination,
shall ba declared organized into a
[drainage district under tile provisions
of Chapter 340 hereinbefore referred
to.
Dated this 25th day of February, 1918.
Signed:
Allie Morgan.
L ,C. & C. E. Daniels by L. C. D.
L. A. it S. J. Edgar
Mrs. Marguerite Blaser
Jos. Blaser
Mrs. Lena I’clz
Frank 1’aul
Agnes L. Fitzpatrick
D. B. Darby
C. A. Blaue
Frank Blaser
D. Fitzpatrick
Ebinger & Son by J. E.
L. A. Edgar.
State of Oregon
County of Tillamook, ss.
i, L. A. Edgar,
being first duly
sworn, say, that 1 have read the fore­
going petition, that I believe the alle­
gations thereof to be true, that the
signatures appearing to said petiton
are the true and proper signatures of
the persons whose names appear as
signed thereto, and that each and all
of said signers are owners of land
within the proposed district as set
forth in said petition.
Signed:
L. A. Edgar.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 5th day of March, 1918.
Erwin Harrison.
County Clerk
By Vida A. Millis, Deputy.
MARCH 28, 1918,
Notice of Guardian’s Sale of Real | 1 Stillwell Ditch; and also that portion
I of said slough between a point ioo ft.
and Personal Property.
| above the uppermost portion of the
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In the County Court of the State of mouth of the Old or North Fork of
In the County Court of the State of
Trask River and a point ioo ft. below
Oregon, Tillamook County.
Oregon, for Tillamook County.
In tin mat.er of the guardianship the lowermost portion of the mouth
Notice is hereby given that hearing
of the csT.te of Wi’.liam Henry of the Old or North Fork ofc Trask
on the following petition will be held
Owens, an insane person by Nellie W. River; and also all that portion of the
at the Court House in the City of Till­
Tillamook River above a point there-
Kirry, Guardian.
amook, County of Tillamook, State of
Notice is hereby given, that the un­ on where the township line running
Oregon, on the First day of May,
dersig..id, by virtue and authority of north and south between Ranges 9
1918, for the purpose of determining
a license and order of sale of the and 10 West of the Willamette Meri­
whether the prayer of said petition
County Court of the County of Tilla­ dian crosses the Tillamook river; and
shall be granted.
mook, State of Oregon, made and en­ also the whole of Trask River, includ­
All persons owning or claiming an
tered in its records the 28th day of ing the main river and all its branch­
interest in lands described in said pe­
February, 1918, will from and after es, forks and tributaries, and. also that
tition are hereby notified to appear at
the Oth day of April, 19*8, at the of­ portion or branch thereof which em­
said place on said date and show
fice of John Leland Hendcr.-on, in the pties into Hoquarton Slough and
cause, if any there be, why the prayer
City of Tillamook City, Oregon, sell commonly known as "Stillwell Ditch
in said petition should not be granted.
at private sale for the sum of $4000.00 all being in Tillamook County. State
Erwin Harrison,
cash down, more or less, as to the un­ of Oregon, to prevent fishing therein
Clerk of the County Court.
dersigned may seem best, and the by any means whatever, except with
To the Honorable County Court of
balance on deferred paymrnis with hook and line, commonly called angl­
Tillamook County, Oregon.
interest at the rate of b per cent per ing, for salmon and other food fish.
T he undersigned, being the owners
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
annum, the deferrej payments being
of more than fifty per cent of the
payable at such time as to the under­ given by said State Board of Fish and
land in 1 illamook County, Oregon,
signed may seem best, all of the fol­ Game Commissioners that said por­
hereinafter described, do hereby peti­
lowing described re.J and personal tions of said tributaries of said Tilla­
tion your Honorable Body and pray
property situate in the County of Till­ mook Bay, described as follows, to­
that you cause to be organized and
amook and State of Oregon, and wit: Hoquarton Slough above a point
formed, a drainage district lor the
forming the dairy ranch of the said thereon where the quarter-section
purpose ol having said lands reclaim­
Insane Person, described as follows, line running north and south through
ed and protected in the manner herein
to wit: The northwest quarter of the the center of sections 24 and 25, 1. I
set forth from the effects 01 water,
southwest quarter and the southwest S„ R. 10 W. of the Willamette Meri­
for sanitary and agricultural purposes
quarter of the northwest quarter of dian crosses said slough; ami also that
and for tile benefit and welfare 01 the
section ten in township two south of portion of said Hopuarton Slough be-
public, and for the public utility and
range nine west of the Willamette I tween a point 100 ft. above the upper­
benefit.
Meridian, together with certain live most portion of the mouth of Still­
For the purpose of this petition we
stock and farming implements used well ditch and a point 100 ft. below the
state the following facts, as required
on said farm and belonging to the 1 lowermost portion of the mouth of
by Chapter 340 of the General Laws
same, and being all of the personal said Stillw'ell Ditch; :.nd also that por­
of Oregon for the year 1915.
property on said farm belonging to tion of said Hoquarton Slough be­
1. ’The name proposed for the dis­
said estate, the said real and personal tween a point 100 feet above the up-
trict which is herein prayed for is the
property to be sold together for a 1 perinost portion of the mouth of the
South Prairie Drainage District.
I Old or North Fork of Trask River
lump sum.
2. The boundary lines of the propos­
Nellie W. Kirry, Guardian. and a point 100 feet below the lower-
ed district are as folows.
I most portion of the mouth of said
John Leland Henderson, Attorney
Beginning at a point on the East
I Old or North Fork of Trask River;
for Guardian.
bank of the Tillamook river, where the
Publication of this notice made in I ¡and also that portion of Tillamook
sixteenth section line running east
River and its tributaries above a point
the Tilamook Headlight.
and West through the North half of
on said river where the township line
First publication March 7th, 1918.
Section 6 in Township 2, south of
running north and south between
Last publication, April 4th, 1918.
range 9, West of Willamette Meridian
Ranges 9 and 10 West of the Willam­
intersects said river; thence in a
ette Meridian crosses said Tillamook
Citation.
southerly direction along the bank of
Summons.
River; and also the whole of Trask
said river to the point where quarter
River, including the main river and all
In the County Court of the State of
section line running East and West
In the Circuit Court of the State of ■ its branches, forks and tributaries, and
through Section 7 intersects said Oregon, for Tillamook County.
I Oregon, for Tillamook County.
also that portion or branch thereof
In the matter of the estate of Alfred F. S. Whitehouse, Plaintiff.
river; thence East along said quarter
which empties into Hoquarton Slough
section line to the section line be­ Larson, deceased.
vs.
and is commonly known as “Stillwell
Solomon B. Whitehouse, Defendant. Ditch,” all being in Tillamook County
tween sections 7 and 8; thence north Verne L. Larson by Paul
along said section line to the south­ Erickson, his duly appointed
To Solomon B. Whitehouse, the | State of Oregon, arc, and each and all
Plaintiff
west corner of lot 1, of Section 8; Guardian,
above named defendant;
I of them are, hereby closed to fishing
vs.
thence East to the South East corner
In the name of the State of Oregon, [ of any kind, except with hook and line
of Lot 1 of Section 8; thence North Margaret Larson, and all per­
you are hereby required to appear and I comonly called angling, for salmon
along the sixteenth section line run­ sons unnamed and unknown,
answer the complaint filed against and other food fish, from and after
ning North and South through the having or claiming to have an
you in the above entitled suit on or I the first day of April, 1918, until said
before the expiration of six weeks 1 tributaries of said Tillamook Bay are
West half of sections 8 and 5 to the interest in the above estate as
from the <'->te of the first publication again opened to salmon and other
quarter section line running East and heirs or distributees.
Defendants
of this summons, and if you fail so to food fish fishing herein prohibited as
West through section 5; thence West
To the above named defendant, answer for want thereof the plaintiff provided for by Section 5316 L. O. L.,
along said line to the sixteenth sec­
tion line running North and South Margaret Larson, and to all persons will apply to the Court for the relief as amended by Chapter 400 of the
through the East half of Section 0; unknown and unnamed having or demanded in the complaint, which is, . General Laws of Oregon, for 1917.
thence North along said sixteenth claiming to have interest in the above That plaintiff have judgment for the I And it shall be unlawful to fish for,
line to the sixteenth section line run­ entitled estate as heirs or distribu­ recovery, upon the note and mortgage i or take or catch salmon or other food
sued on, ofc the sum of $2400.00, with I fish in any of the said waters so
ning East and West through the tees.
In the name of the State of Oregon, interest at the rate of 7 per cent per 'closed from ar.d after the 1st day of
North half of section 6; thence West
along said sixteenth line to the place you are hereby commanded 'o appear annum from Sept. 6th, 1913, for $250 ¡April, 1918, and any and all persons
before the Honorable County Court as attorney’s fees, and for taxes paid violating the provisions of this notice
of beginning.
3. The total acreage included in for Tillamook County', State of Ore­ as follows; March 29, 1915, $12.11; will lie prosecuted as by law provided.
said proposed district is 728.96 acres. gon, in the court house of Tillamook Sept. 17, 1915, $12.11; March 20th,
Dated this 4th day of March, 1918.
4. The name of the owners of land City, Oregon, on the 11th day of May, 1916, $10.87; Sept. 15, 1916, $10.85;
State Board of Fish and Game
1918,
at
the
hour
of
10
a.m.
of
said
April
3rd,
1917,
$11.65
and
Sept.
14th,
in said district as shown by the rec­
Commissioners.
ords of Tillamook County, Oregon, day, then and there to show cause, if 1917, $11.63. With interest on said tax
By James Withycotnbe,
and acreage owned by each of said any exists, why a decree should not payments from dates of such pay­
Governor of the State of Oregon.
be entered by said Court, in the above ments at 7 per cent per annum. The
owners is as follows:
By F. M. Warren.
No. Acres entitled cause and estate finding the taxes being taxes charged against the
By I. N. Fleischncr,
Nicholas Horras ........................... 20.00 above named plaintiff, Vern L. Lar­ real property covered by the mort­
By C. F. Stone
Allie Morgan ................................. 72°3 son, to be a legal heir and the ligiti- gage herein mentioned.
By Marion Jack.
And that the mortgage executed by
Jos. Blaser ...................................... 40.00 mate soil of said deceased, and entitl­
Michael Pelz, Estate ................... bo.oo ed, as such, to take the residue of this you to the plaintiff on September 6th, Special Notice Tillamook Hotel Co.
Frank Paul ...................................... 39.88 estate, share and share alike , with 1913, recorded on page 492 of Book
David Fitzpatrick ......................... 10.53 the said defendant Margaret Larson, ‘‘U”, record of Mortgages of Tilla­
Notice of Stockholders’ Meeting
AgncsFitzpatrick ........................... 45.82 I as prayed for in this petition herein mook County, Oregon, and covering
The Board of Directors of Tilla­
the W% of the SE% of Section 3, and mook Hotel Company, pursuant to
L. A. & S. J. Edgar ..................... 30.00 lofore filed.
And further, that you appear herein the N. W. % of N. E. % section 10, in the authority vested in them by the
L. C. it C. E. Daniels................... 50.00
L. A. Edgar .................................... 40.00 by answer on or before the time Tp. 1 S., R 9 W. W. M. be foreclosed, by-laws, has called a special meeting
D. Darby .......................................... 1725 above designated, and set up your the proper'y covered thereby sold in of the stockholders of said corpora­
Zeno Biser ........................................ 9.00 claim of heirship, ownership or inter- the manner provided by law, and the tion to convene at the corporation’s
M. Blaser ........................................ 20.00 est, which you, or any of you, have proceeds of such sale applied to the chief office, the parlors of the Tilla­
satisfaction and discharge of the mook Hotel, Tillamook City, Oregon,
Matt Weber ........... ....................... 30.00 in said estate.
This citation published by order of amount of such recovery, including on Saturday the 23rd day of March,
John J. Weber ............................... 45-00
Thomas Lyster ............................. 40.00 the Honorable A. M. Hare, Judge of costs and expenses of sale, and f-or 1918, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, for
C. A. & M. Blaue ........................... 16.45 said court, the first publication here­ general relief.
the purpose of considering ways and
This summons is served upon you means of funding all of the floating
Frank Blaser .................................. 4300 of being fixed at the 28th day of
Ebiuger it Son............................... 80.00 March, 1918, and the last publication, by publication in the Tillamook Head­ indebtedness of the corporation, or
light by virtue of an order made by any part thereof, by mortgaging or
Mary Johnson ................................ 20.00 May 2, 1918 .
V\ itness my hand and the seal of the Hon. A. M. Hare, County Judge selling tha whole or any part of the
5. The proposed reclamation and
protection of said lands is for sanitary this court affixed this 23rd day of of Tillamook County, Oregon, re­ property of the corporation, or other­
quiring publication to be made thereof wise, and for the purpose of voting
and agricultural purposes, and such March, 1918.
once a week for six successive weeks, for or against such resolution or res­
Erwin Harrison,
proposed reclamation and protection
Clerk of the County Court and requiring you to appear and ans­ olutions as may be proposed at such
will be conductive to the public health
for Tillamook
County, wer the complaint on or before the meeting germane to the matters so
and welfare, and of puplic utility and
expiration of said time of publication. under consideration.
Oregon.
benefit.
Said order being dated the 25th day
Robert H. McGrath, Sec.
6. All of said lands included in said
of February, 1918, and the date of the
proposed district are properly includ­
Summons.
Notice of Final Settlement.
first publication hereof is the 28th
ed herein, and will be beneficially af­
day of February, 1918. Last publica­
fected by the operation of the pro­
In the Circuit Court of the State of
In the County Court of the State of
tion April II, 1918.
posed district.
Oregon, for Tillamook County.
Oregon for Tillamook County..
H. T. Botts,
7. The benefits of such proposed C. F. Hermer, Plaintiff.
In the matter of the Estate of Wil­
Attorney for Plaintiff.
reclamation and protection will ex-
vs.
liam Baxter, deceased.
Residing
at
Tillamook,
Ore.
ceed the damage to be done, and the Vinnie Hermer, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
best interests of the land included,
Io Vinnie Hermer, the above nam­
dersigned has filed his final account
and of the owners thereof as a whole, ed defendant. In the name of the
Notice.
in the above entitled court and cause
and of the public at large will be State of Oregon, you are hereby re­
and that Tuesday, April 2, 1918 at 10
promoted by the formation and pro­ quired to appear and answer the com­ To Whom It May Concern:
o'clock a.m. at the county court house
posed operation of such district.
plaint filed against you in the above
Whereas, the State Board of Fish
8. The formation of a drainage dis­ entitled cause, on or before the last and Game Commissioners of the in Tillamook, Oregon, have been fixed
the time and place for hearing,
trict under the provisions of Chapter day of the time prescribed in the State of Oregon has propagated and as
settling and allowing said final ac-
340 of the General l aws < f Oregon order for the publication of this sum­ stocked and is propogating and stock­ count. All persons
intcrcstcd arc
for 1915, under the provisions of mons, towit; April 4, 1918: and if you ing the waters of Tillamook Bay and
notified to appear at said time and
which this petition is presented, is a fail to so answer for want thereof the its tributaries in Tillamook County,
place and make known any objections
proper district.
plaintiff will apply to the court for State of Oregon, with salmon and they may have to the allowing of said
9. The proposed plan for the re­ the relief prayed for in the complaint, other food fish, and;
final account.
clamation and protection of the prop­ towit: that the bonds of matrimony
W hereas, said Tillamook Bay and
Dated this -’8th day of Feb., 1918.
erty in the proposed district includes now existing between plaintiff and de­ its tributaries are frequented by sal-
Geo. T. Baxter, Admin­
the construction of such dykes and fendant be forever dissolved, and for mon and other food fish, and for the
istrator of the Estate of
tide gates along the banks of the 1 il- such other and further relief as to the purpose of protecting the same, the
William Baxter, deceased.
ianiook river, in the region of the Court may seem meet with equity.
said Board of Fish and Game Com­ W. O. Sims, Attorney for Estate,
South Prairie Slough, as are necessary
This summons is served by publica­ missioners has decided to close cer­
Sheridan, Oregon.
to protect '1 • lands of the district tion, by order of the Honorable Geo. tain of the tributaries of Tillamook
from the tide and to construct such R. Bagley, Judge of the above named Ray, as follows, to-wit: Hoquarton
The Pneumonia Season.
ditches as arc necessary to give each Circuit Court, made and entered here­ I Slough above a point on said slough
The cold, damp weather of March
property owner a drainage outlet. in February 16, 1918.
I where the quarter section line run- seems to be most favorable for the
This plan is only general, the detailed
And the date of the first publication i ning north and south through the pneumonia germ. Now is the time to
plan to be worked out by the Chief of said summons, fixed by said order, ■ center of sections 24 and 25, T. I S.,, be careful. Pneumonia often results
Engineer and Supervisors.
is February 21, 1918, and the date of R. 10 West., Willamette Meridian from a cold. The quicker a cold is
10. The signers of this petition the last publication thereof is April crosses said s!ough; and also that gotten rid of the less the danger. As
agree that they will pay any and al! 4, 1918.
portion of said slough between a soon as the first indication of a cold
expenses incurred, ami any tax or
point too it. above the uppermost por­ appears take Chamberlain’s Cough
Johnson it Handley,
taxes that may be levied against their <
Attorneys for Pltintiff. tion of the mouth of Stillwell Ditch Remedy. As to the value of this prep­
respective lands for the purpose of I
107-8-0 I. O. O. F. Bldg. and a print 100 feet below the lower­ aration. ask anyone who has used it.
paying the expenses of organizing, |
most portion of the mouth of said For sale by I.amar’s Drug Store.
Tillamook, Oregon.
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Its Officers must be courteous and its service
prompt. I bis bank adheres to those strict re­
quirements of the active business man individy.
ds who require the best banking service and adequate
equipment. With ample Capital and Resources for
th,, protection of deposits and strong management
for the handling of all of its aflairs this bank is able
serve you to your complete satisfaction.
This Bank has 1,500 Commercial Depositors.
Unexcelled Quarters and best location.
TIL L A M OOK COUNTY BAN K
SAFE DEPOSITY SERVICE $1.00 A YEAR.
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LIAERAL INTEREST ON SAVINGS.
DIRECTORS :
A. IV. Bunn. Farmer.
P. Heisel, Farmer.
C. J. Edwards. Mgr. C.PowerCo. J. C. Holden. Vice Pres.
H. C. Lamb, Building Materials. John Morgan. Farmer.
•V. J. Riechers. Cashier.
The first National Bank.
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
Ufl|WB-SCHRRDER CO.
wholesale and retail
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, LATH>[AND
BRICK; DOMESTIC STEAM AND
SMITHING COAL.
Warehouse and Office Cor. Front and 3rd Ave. West, Tillamook, Or.
DEALER
Can furnish you A No. 1 Hi<»*h
Grade Melch Cows
Write for Price.
R. C. CRAVEN,
Mill Street, Portland, Or.
Dr. E. L. Glciisyer.
VETERINARIAN,
County Dairy Herd Inspector
l ntil further Notice. Calls answered from
1 illamook Hotel—Day or Night.
First Class Job Printinè
at the Headlight Office