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THE DAILY CitS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1908. mtmmtmttmtmttttmmttntwttuttttwwwmttfflwwttttttwtmmmfflttttttw Just Arrived J! in BOUSES THE FAREWELL NIGHTS Thursday, Friday and Sntur day, Jnn. 23, 2i and 25. Young's Musical Comedy Co FOR IDE YEAR 1308 A full line of pocket and hand electric lights Avoid danger working around your engine at nights. We also have a hand air whistle that will pass inspection. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co Water Front Near "A" Street - Phone 33 JACK FLANAGAN - - t i BILL LAWLOR -. H-'t'I-JH-H'WvW-.'Hv'H- m it 17 it t ravor us wm iourseii By buying your furniture here, This is the only fur niture store in the city where no second hand goods are carried and our prices are right too, A fair profit is all we ask, Anything in the furniture line to be had here, C . JL-Muscii Furniture Co: FRONT STREET A...A.J.A...J..4...Jx;.4..J.J..4r.JJ.4..J. MiMMMafcZMgffmregtTCBra-gMwra THAT NEW LEDGER You wero going to open this year. Wo have It. Also a full and complete lino of blank books, day books, cash books, etc. You do not have to send to Portland or San Francisco. Try this store. In the matter of the estimate of the year 1908, and school library the expenses of Coos county, Oregon, ' fun(l fr said year, and the county ot Thursday Night Tho Mascot. Friday Night Tho Girl From 'Frisco. Saturday Night . . . . .The Irish Jubilee. Including all tho big song hits and specialties. i I it and other taxes required by law to be raised and for incidental expences for tho year 1908 to bo as follows, to wit: Salaries of offlcors, depu ties and assistants. . . $ 15,500.00 Circuit Court expenses..? 3,500.00 ::jj:i:t:t:::::::::::::t:t:::tt:::::::::::::::::ttt!itijiittitiit:tiijiriuiiiiiiiii:ttti!tt;tti?i Justice court expenses. . $ Don't Miss tho Closing of tho Musical Comedy Season. Prices 25, 35, 50 nnd 75. Phono for tho year 1908. This matter coming on for consid eration at this time, and tho court determines and estimates tho amount of money to bo raised in this county for county purposes, together with Coos and state of Oregon therefore, hereby levies a tax of 2.7 mills on each and every dollar of said taxablo property for school and school library fund, and it further appearing that tho law requires a levy of .05 of & tho amount of state and school tax , mIU to bo lev,ed as an '"d'sent sold iers' G00.00 i5BSHSHSZ5aSESHSHS5SHSHSHSa5BSHSZS'SSZSHSHS2SHSZSBSHSZiT25ESHSHSZ5SSa.t Portland & Coos Bay S. S. Line BREAKWATER Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide. C. F. McCollum, Agt. Phone Main 34 - - - - A. St. Dock 2SESZSESESHSHSZ57-aEE51SSS2SHSHSHSESHS?.5aSHSSHSESESZS"i School library I JfJ MS I f : It; a. fu -? - tib Clb C-2 rHHKrHHhHSHHi 5,000.00 8,000.00 5,000.00 1,500.00 2,500.00 3,500.00 iSSCOi Front Street All tho Into papers and magazines. (A full lino of stationery, lf?:yfr'i.?1rl"'J'LT,ft.K.y1i? nrr.TffgyT5kfcj?f?77y'??77r3!77r5wMd5glag l$&1Z&VXX$tt-$$V&$&XOCf, ??S FOR RENT Two nicely fuurnlshed rooms. Apply Times. WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply to Mrs. A. H. Pow ers, Marshfleld. FOR SALE Beautiful 5-acro tracts i at $C0 and $G5 per acre. Owner, I C. H. Chandler, Bandon. I15" F. J. HAYES Resident Optometrist. Eyes tested free. Broken lens replaced. WORK GUARANTEED. Marshfleld, Oregon. Stationery, lights, fuel, etc $ Infirmary indigents and ' insane $ , Roads and Bridges.. . .$ 70,000.00 . Interest on outstanding warrants $ Rebate on taxes. .' $ i Incidental expenses and j litigation $ i Elections $ School tax, $7.00 per capita on 50C8 child ren of school age, be tween 4 and 20 years $ 35.47G.00 tax, 10 cents per capita on 50G8 pupils $ Indigent soldiers' fund..? State tax as per levy of Board of State Tax Commissioners . . . . $ 50G.S0 GCG.G2 23,345.00 J' FOR SALE Good team mares, G years old, harness and 2-seated surry. Full leather top. Cheap. Care Times. FOR SALE Furniture lodging house new, or furniture and long lease on house. Geo. Watklns. DRINK ABSOLUTELY PURE BOTTLED BY Mirrasoul Bros. PHONE 1531 OS$Kfc5$$0X0$00 &&GttQ'sO&1XX&t&$t&&&?i The Southern Oregon State Normal School At ASHLAND, Ore. Offers especinl opportunities for teachers to review for tho teachers' examinations in February nnd August, nnd to take work in Pedagogy and in Special Methods of teaching in the various grades of tho training school. Since the public schools of Oregon nro calling for teachers who can teach manual training, many aro taking advantage of the industrial work lately installed in tho school. Expenses of board and lodging nnd tuition nominal. Tho State Normal School at Ashland is enjoying tlio largest appropriation of state funds ever granted a Normal school in tho history of Oregon. Catalogues sent on application to (ho PRESIDENT. COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS i Cavanagh, Chapman (& Co. General Repair Work and Woodturning. Launches a Specialty T Foot of Queen Avenue, Marshfleld WE MAKE GAS ENGINES AND BOATS Speed Launchet and Enginet a Sptcialty AU Clanei of Boat andEnjine Repairing PromptljTAltended to Sbopt in tne North Bead Woolen Mills North Bend, Oregon II. R. BEVIER, Mechanical Engineer C. H. ALLGER, Boat Builder -JTMirBggTTTtr-nTtTMCPa SHOW CASES and FIXTURES Plate-ghuH Floor Cases amy nhape, any stylo made to order by the Lutko Manufacturing Co. THE MODERN COMPANY Odd Fellows' Rulldlng. a 11 Li. ... ,i..., r-i.1.n-!n-iPg-,Tll.J Mandiflclci rl... i.,.......J...V; "r'"ir"T-if n"i-7Tfima I READ THE WANT ADS. DANCING SCHOOL Every Monday and Thursday evening at Odd Fel lows' Hall. Private instructions from 2 to 5 same afternoons. I also Intend starting a class in elo cution nnd dramatic art. Call and see m0 at the hall. C, P. Smith. S"g QUICK DtLIVERY For convenience of Call pa trons the Laundry office will be open Saturday evenings until 8 o'clock. Phono 571 today. Our wagon will call. ffiJJJAYJJ.M LAUNDRY Marshfleld and North Bend. GET YOUR il Wood .. FROM .. JOHN ARLANDSON. Total taxes to be raised $175,094.42 I,t appearing to the court that the assessment roll for tho year 1907 as equalized by the county board of equalization that the amount of tax able property In said Coos county, Oregon, for the year 1907 is $13, 532, 532.00,, being the net amount for which taxes for tho year 190S commencing January 1st of said year, arc to bo levied. It appearing that it will require a levy of 1.7 mills on each and every dollar of said $13,532,532.00, for the state tax for tho year 190S, and tho county of Coos, state of Oregon, therefore hereby levies a rate of one and seven tenths mills on each and every dollar of said $13,532,532.00, for tho state tax to be collected and paid to the state of Oregon, to tho amount of $23,345.00, this levy is made as, and intended to be the samo as the levy made by tho state board of tax commissioners and not an ad ditional tax, and it appearing to tho court that tho total tax for the year 1908 at ?7.00 per capita for the 5068 school children enumer ated in Coos county as required by law 'Will amount to $35,47C.OO, and the school library fund at 10 cents ner caulta S50G.S0, will require a , levy of 2.7 mills on each and every dollar of said $13,532,532.00 of tax Receives More Booklets Tho abio property for the school fund for Chamber of Commerco has received I another consignment of booklets from the printers at Portland. About six thousand wero received among tho first lot but these pamphlets per taining to Coos County have been in such demand that they were nearly all gone when the last consignment of eight thousand came on the Alliance. Cab Call Service AT ANY IIOUIC Gocl Hearse and Vehicles. HEISNElt, MILLER & CO. Livery, Feed nnd Sale Stable. Wood for Sulc. Third and A Sts. Phone 1201 Marshtjeld. ! 'J Tattle of tiie-Town Little grains of fact sifted from tho chaff Nof gossip flying up and down the town. T I; fund, it is therefore hereby or dered and a levy of .05 of a mill la mado by Coos county on each and every dollar of said taxable property assessed as an Indigent soldiers fund. It appearing that it will require tho sum of $14,GG9.3G for county expen ses including officers' salaries, court expenses, infirmary, indigent and in sane, lights fuel, janitor and other expenses and Incidentals, that it will require a levy of 3.3 mills on tho dollar on each and every dollar of said $13,532,532.00 of said taxablo property, a levy of 3.3 mills on each and every dollar of said taxable prop erty Is hereby levied by Coos county, Oregon, for county purposes. And It appearing that It will require a levy of five and two tenths mills on each, and every dollar of said taxable property for road purposes to bo set apart as a general road fund. A levy of five-and two tenths mills la hereby levied upon each and every dollar of said $13,532,532.00, taxablo property for road purposes to bo set apart as a general road fund. From all of which It appears to tho court, and this court finds that It will require a levy of 13 mills on each, and every dollar of said $13,532,532 taxablo property appearing on tho tax roll of Coos county, Oregon, for tho year 1907, to pay tho state tax, tho school, school library, indigent sold iers, road tax and taxes for county expenses for .Coos county for tho year 1908. It is therefore hereby ordered that a tax of 13 mills on the dollar be, and the samo is hereby levied upon each and every dollar of taxable property upon tho tax roll of said county for tho year 1907 and upon every dollar of said taxablo property within said county on March 1st, 1907, whether tho same shall appear upon said roll or not, and out of the money arising from the taxes therefrom tho stato of Oregon be paid the sum of 23, 345.00. That there be set apart for school funds $D5,47G.00. To tho school library fund of said coun'ty tho sum of ?5QG.S0. To tho indigent spldiers fund of said county the sm of $GGG.G2. To tho general road fund for said county the sum of $70, 000.00, and that said sums bo not subject to rebate or delinquencies, and the balance, whatever It may bo, bo set apart as a general fund of tho county and applied to the payment of the costs and expenses of tho coun ty of Coos and state of Oregon, and the payment of any outstanding in debtedness against said county. SOUGHT GOLD SILVER PROSPECTOR GETS MAZUMA OUT OF OWNER INSTEAD OF RANCH. PHONE 1331 tmtmmtmuttmmummimmatf'xttmi All Parts of the World We use the necessary facilities for sending money to all parts of the world, and without danger or loss. .. . FIRST NATIONAL DANK OP COOS BAY, Marshfield, Ore. j t::m::mi:mm::::m:m:n:m::mj:m:mj Reduction Sale At CIIAS. A. STEVENS' Cloak and Snit House Chicago. Cor. First & B St., Marshfleld. Mrs. M. R. Smith, Agent. Does your present occupation de mand the best that Is -in you or are you frittering away" some of your talents? Was a Pioneer Mrs. Sarah Dam ron Owens, notice of whose death ap peared in The Times the other day was one of tho oldest pioneers in Ore gon. She crossed the plains with her hUBband, Thomas Owens In 1843. Mrs. Owens was tho mother of 11 children and leaves 17 grandchildren SECURES JUDGMENT IN COURT. and 14 great-grandchildren, besides five daughters, as follows: Mrs. Dr. B. A. Owens, Adair; Mrs. H. Abra ham, Mrs. W. S. Potter, Mrs. L. Ol son and Mrs. L. A. Pike. spent about three weeks Investigat ing black sand on tho land of Mrs. Montgomery and on adjoining land. It was reported that the sand wa3 rich in gold. Ho produced a con tract from Mrs. Montgomery promis ing to pay him $3 per day for tho time he was gone. Mrs. Montgomery claimed tho investigation did not amount to anything and refused to Pay. F. REALESTATEJRANSFERS Daily Real Estate Report Furnished By Title Guarantee nnd Abstract Co. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. H. Hazard Searches for Shilling Metal In the Black Sands But Finds It Not. Use Tho Times want ads. get a lot for a littlo. You January 0, 1008. Byron Savage, et al, to Coos county, deed. Right of way for county road in Sec. 12. Twp. 24, It. 13.1 Nancy Noblo nnd hus. et al to Coos county, deed. Right of way of county road in Sec. 29 and 32, Twp. 2G, R. 12 January 10, 1008. Simpson Lumber Co., to F. W. Wood, deed. Parcel of land beginning 150 feet E. and 280 feet N. of NW. corner of Blk. IS, North Bend; thenco E. 205 foot; thenco N. 11 deg. 14 mln. W. 51.59 foet; thenco W,'193' 09 feet; thonco S. 50 feet to beginning. U. $10. ?5. F. II. Hazard, of Portland, camo to Coos Bay to search for gold In tho black sands on tho ranch of Mrs. Fannlo T. Montgomery on Coos Bay. Ho fouhd silver Instead but It camo from tho pocketB of Mrs. Montgomery and not from tho black sands. Tho story was devoloped In tho courts In Portland whore Hazard secured his judgment. Hero Is what the Oregon Journal says about It: It required Just twelve minutes for a jury in Judgo Bronaugh's depart ment of tho superior court to deter mine that Mrs. Fanny T. Montgom ery should pay F. 11. Hazard ?11G for prospecting for black sand on her ranch In Coos County. Mrs. Monlgomory is having a dis couraging time in the courts, for only tho day boforo she appeavod na prosecuting witness against Will Pat ton, whom sho charged with embez zling $7 whllo he wn locating a tim ber land claim for her. Tho jury acquitted Patton, and today Hazard realized tho full amount of his claim, Hazard wont to Coos Couuty and BIG WEALTH OF OREGON PORrLAND, Ore., Jan. 5. Ex ports of wheat, barley and flour from Portland and Paget Sound ports liavo been adding $150,000 a day to tho wealth of Oregon and Washington since October 1st, and this avorago of exports will bo maintained until the end of this month. For the ten months of last year for which exact figures aro available, Portland's ex ports wore 5,380,000 bushols of wheat and 1,1CS,SSG barrels of flour. Orogon s dairy products reach a luo of $17,000,000 for the year just :1, and the lumber trade has had greatest year In Its history. Tho to .1 value of arglcultural crops now being moved and mnrkotod, will add $30,000,000 in cash to tho circulat ing medium of tho state. At a meeting of sovonty-six Oregon commercial bodies In December, tho establishment of close relations with similar bodlos In othor Pacific Coast States was discussed, with the Idea that Washington,. Orogon and Califor nia should form a sort of comniorclit alllnnco and so act In harmony In all Pacific Coast matters. xaUip ( Pfe