TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. CCIOBER lt>, 1919.
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Cost of advertising ................$4-37
McDermott Add.— Block 2. Lot 1. C.
L. Everson, owner. Amt. of Lien
$719.69; Int. to Nov. 7, $86.36
Cost of ¿overusing .................
McDen .ott Add.—Block 2. Lot 2. C.
L. Everson, owner. Amt. of Lien,
479.83; Int. to Nov. 7. $57.58.
Cost of advertising ............... $4.12
Stillwell Add.—Block 3. Lot 4. J.
McMahan, owner. Amt. of Lien,
, $192.39: Int. to Nov. 7. $17.30.
Cost of advertising ................. $1.12
Said sale will take place at the
front door of the City Hall in Tilla­
mook City, Oregon, being the build­
ing in which the Common Council of
said Tillamook City holds its sessions.
That named of the owners, or re­
puted owners, of the aforesaid pro­
perty as given in the foregoing list,
are the same of such owners, or re­
puted owners as they appear ori the
bond lien docket of Tillamook ’’ity,
Oregon, and the respective tracts ot
land described will be sold at said
sale to satisfy the assessment, in-
terst and costs due upon each tract
described herein, and each tract will
be sold separately.
Said sale will be made for the pur-
I pose of satisfying delinquent assess­
ments for street improvements, duly
' assessed against said property, to-
, gether with interest and costs there-
| on, such assessments having been
■ made by the Common Council of Till-
I amook City, Oregon, on November
1 7th, 1917, and the said several own­
ers having made application to pay
| the same in installments, and said
I applications having been entered In
I the bond lien docket of Tillam ><>k
City, default having thereafter been
made in the payment of the install­
ments due upon said assessments, and
more than 20 days having elapsed,
and the Common Council of Tilla­
mook City having, on Sepetbmer 3rd
1919, ordered a warrant issued for
the collection of said delinquent as­
sessments in the manner provided by
the charter of Tilamook City.
Dated this September ------, 1919.
Dated this September 30th, 1919.
M. E. Gruber.
Marshal of Tillamook City, Oregon.
Notice of Sale for Delinquent Street
Assessments
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
by virtue of a warrant issued by the
I City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore-
on, dated September 30th, 1919, is­
Prince Albert upsets any notion you ever had as to how delightful a
sued by order of the Common Council
jimmy pipe can be 1 It is the tobacco that has made three men smoke
of Tillamook City, Oregon, the under­
signed, Marshal of Tillamook City,
pipes where one was smoked before. It has won men all over the nation
i Oregon, has levied upon and will, on
to the joys of smoking.
I Friday the 7th day of November,
i 1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C.
I sell at public auction to the highest
| bidder for cash in hand, the properties
hereinafter described.
The respective tracts or parcels of
Notice of Sale for Delinquent Street said Tillamook City holds its sessions. the charter of Tilamook City.
■ ground to be sold, together with the
Dated
this
September
30th,
1919.
That names of the owners, or re­
Assessments
respective names of the owner or
M. E. Gruber.
puted owners, of the aforesaid pro­
------- o—-
| owners thereof, and the amount lor
perty as given in the foregoing list, Marshal of Tillamook City, Oregon. i which separate tract will be sold, are
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That are the names of such owners, or re­
as follows, to-wit;
by virtue of a warrant issued by the puted owners as they appear on the Notice of Sale for IDellinquent Street I Original
Town of Lincoln—Block 9,
Assessments
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore- bond lien docket of Tillamook City,
E. 24 U ft., Lot 5; W. 314 ft. Lot6.
on, dated September 30th, 1919, is­ Oregon, and the respective tracts of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That E. M. Hooper, owner. Amt. of Lien,
sued by order of the Common Council land described will be sold at said
of Tillamook City, Oregon, the under­ sale to satisfy the assessment, in- by virtue of a warrant issued by the $27.42; Int. to Nov. 7, $3.30.
Cost of advertising ................$4.37
signed, Marshal of Tillamook City, terst and costs due upon each tract City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore-
Oregon, has levied upon and will, on described herein, and ’each tract will on, dated September 30th, 1919, is­ Stillwell Add.—Block 3, Lot 4. J.
sued by order of the Common Council McMahan, owner. Amt. of Lien,
Friday the 7th day of November be sold separately.
1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
Said sale will be made for the pur­ of Tillamook City, Oregon, the under­ $47.04; Int. to Nov. 7, $4^3.
Cost of advertising ..................$4.12
sell at public auction to the highest pose of satisfying delinquent assess­ signed, Marshal of Tillamook City,
bidder for cash in hand, the properties ments for street improvements, duly Oregon, has levied upon and will, on Park Add.—Block 10. Lot 3. L. C.
hereinafter described.
assessed against said property, to­ Friday the 7th day of November, ! Smith, owner. Amt. of Lien. $33.79;
The respective tracts or parcels of gether with interest and costs there­ 1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. Int. to Nov. 7, $4.06.
ground to be sold, together with the on, such assessments having been sell at public auction to the highest
Cost of advertising ..................$112
respective names of the owner or made by the Common Council of Till­ bidder for cash in hand, the properties Thayer’s Add.—Block 40, Lot 6.
owners thereof, and the amount for amook
D. IV. Ijains Estate, owner. Amt. of
City,
Oregon,
on
May hereinafter described.
The respective tracts or parcels of Lien, $37.25; Int to Nov. 7. $4.46.
which each separate tract will be sold, 4th, 1916, and the said several own­
are as follows, to-wit:
ers having made application to pay ground to be sold, together with the
Cost of advertising ..................$1.12
Thayer’s Ado- Block 40. Lot 5 I,. the same in installments, and said respective names of the owner or Thayer's Add. Block 40. Lot 5.
W. Ijains Entitle. "Amt of lien applications having been entered in owners thereof, and the amount, for j D. W. I jams Estate, owner. Amt. of
1212.21; Int. to Nov. 7, $39.07.
tii" bond lien docket of Tillamook which separate tract will be sold, are Lien. $37.25; Int to Nov. 7. $4.46.
Cost of advertising .................. $4.12 City, default having thereafter been as follows, to-wit;
Cost of advertising ................. <4 12
Thayer’s Add Block 10, Lot C. D. made in the payment of the install­ Lincoln Add.—Block 3% Alley, C. E. Stillwell A.Id.—Bloc.. •>, Lot 4. L. J.
W. Ijains Estate. Amt. of Lien, ments due upon said assessments, and Hadley, owner. Amt. to Lien $27.17; I Vosburg, owner. Amt. of Lien,
more than 20 days having elapsed, Int. to Nov. 7, $3.26.
$212.21; Int. to Nov. 7, $39.07.
Cost of advertising .................. $4.12 1 $37.24; Int. to Nov 7, $¡.46.
Cost of advertising ...........
$4'2 and the Common Council of Tilla­
Lincoln
Add.—Block 9, E. 24.5 ft. I Cost of advertising ..................$4.12
Said sale will take place at the mook City having, on Sepetbmer 3rd
Stillwell Add. Block 5. Lot 3. J. L.
front door of the City Hall in Tilla­ 1919, ordered a warrant issued for Lot 5, W. 3.5 ft. Lot 6. E. M. j Vosburg, owner. Amt. ot Lien,
Hooper,
owner.
Amt.
of
Lien,
mook City, Oregon, being the build­ the collection of suid delinquent as­
, $37?I; Int. to Nov 7, $4.46.
ing in which the Common Council of sessments in the manner provided by $333.85; Ir.t. to Nov. 7. $40.06.
Cost of advertising ..................$4.12
¡Stilh.ell Ada.
Block 10,. Lot 5.
Herman Tln-irsen, owner. Amt. of
Lie, ‘$37.2: Int. to Nov. 7. $4.46.
Cost of advertising ................. ?4 < _
Stillwell Add. Block 10. Lot 4. D.
I W. Ijams Estate, owner. An.t o.
Lien. $37.24: Int. to Nov. 7, $4.46.
Cost of advertising ............... $4.12
Maple Grove Add.—Block 3, Loi 1.
Omar C. Kiger, owner. Amt. of Lien
$35.47; Int. to Nov. 7. $4.20.
Cost of advertising .................. $4.12
Said sale will take place at the
’ front door of the City Hall in Tilla­
mook City, Oregon, being the build-
, ing in which the Common Council of
Isaid Tillamook City holds its sessions.
That names of the owners, or re­
puted owners, of the aforesaid nro-
1 perty as given in the foregoing list,
are the names of such owners, or re­
puted owners as they appear or the
’ bond lien docket of Tillamook City,
. Oregon, and the respective tracts of
■ land described will be sold at said
; sale to satisfy the assessment, in-
terst and costs due upon each tract
described herein, and each tract will
be sold separately.
| Said sale will be made for the pur-
' pose of satisfying delinquent assess­
ments for street improvements, duly
assessed against said property, to-
. gether with interest and costs there­
on, such assessments having been
’ made by the Common Council of Till-
’ amook City, Oregon ,on November
! 7th, 1917, and the said several own­
ers having made application to pay
the same in installments, and said
applications having been entered in
the bond lien docket of Tillamook
City, default having thereafter been
made in the payment of the install­
ments dile upon said assessments, and
I more than 20 days having elapsed,
’ and the Common Council of Tilla-
i mook City having, on Sepetbmer 3rd
1919, ordered a warrant issued for
I the collection of said delinquent as­
sessments in the manner provided by
the charter of Tilamook City.
Dated this September 30th, 1919.
M. E. Gruber.
Marshal of Tillamook City, Qregon.
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Oregon, has levied upon and will, on
Friday the 7th day of November
1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the properties
hereinafter described.
The respective tracts or parcels of
ground to be sold, together with the
respective names of the owner or,
owners thereof, and the amount for
which each separate tract will be sold, i
are as follows, to-wit:
Maple Grove Add—Tract beginning j
330 feet S. of S. E. corner of Block ;
8, Tillamook, 100 feet W.; thence S. j Whatever is popular de­
105 ft. West 100 ft., N. 105 ft. E. I
serves attention
100 ft., owner M. A. Baker estate. |
Amt. of lien, $35.40. Int. to Nov. 7,
$10.11.
Cost of advertising .................... $5.02
MOUTHPItCE
Maple Grove Add- Block 3, Lot 1.
owner, Omer Kiger. Am’t. of lien
CIGARETTES
Int. to Nov. 7, $105.63.
Cost of advertising .................. $4.12
were created to demand at­
Said sale will take place at the
tention. A tobacco finely
front door of the City Hall in Tilla­
mook City, Oregon, being the build­
blended, a mouthpiece to
ing in which the Common Council of
take care of it to the last puff,,
said Tillamook City holds its sessions.
That names of the owners, or re­
mais paper wrapping. Aclassy
puted owners, of the aforesaid pro­
perty as given in the foregoing list,
cigarette—so popular.
are the names of such owners, or re­
Í0 for 13c
puted owners as they appear on the i
bond lien docket of Tillamook City, j
The
John
Bollman Co. Branch
Oregon, and the respective tracts of I
Manufacturer«
land described will be sold at said '
sale to satisfy the assessment, in- |
terst and costs due upon each tract
described herein, and each tract will
be sold separately.
Said sale will be made for the pur­
pose of satisfying delinquent assess­
ments for street improvements, duly
General Merchandise,
assessed against said property, to­
gether with interest and costs there­
Bay City, Oregon.
on, such assessments having been
made by the Common Council of Till­
amook City, Oregon, on February
3rd. 1913, and the said leveral own­
ers having made .application to pay
the same in installments, and said
applications having been entered in
tue l end lien docket of Tilla uoo'i
City, default having thereafter been
made in the payment of the install-
Phone 72.
said assessments, and
more than 20 days having elapsed,
HENRY C. VIERECK, M. D.
and the Common Council of Tilla­
mook City having, on Sepetbmer 3rd
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1919, ordered a warrant issued for
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the collection of said delinquent as­
sessments in the manner provided by
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the charter of Tilamook City.
Dated this September 30th, 1919.
Only
M. E. Gruber.
Marshal of Tillamook City, Oregon. 310 Selling Building, Portland. Ore
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Notice of Sale for Delinquent Street
Assessments
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
by virtue of a warrant issued by the
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore-
on, dated September 30th, 1919, is­
sued by order of the Common Council
of Tillamook City, Oregon, the under­
signed, Marshal of Tillamook City,
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