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VOL. IL THE POST. P O R T O R FO R D , O R E G O N : T H U R S D A Y , JU N E 2, S u s p i c i o u * l y S « n * it iv e . “ M a id * a n d l l a c l i e l o r * . Church organs are, as a rule, we Under the above lieailin think, unduly sensitive as to mat A. II .” volunteers T ub 1 «J . U. U P T O N & SO X , P r o p r ie t o r s ters affecting, or by implication im turc in the Coos.Bay Ne peaching the entire integrity of possible uses of bachelors, P i t b l i s h e t f E v e r y T h u r tttln y , the Church and the saintly charac.- more than hints that, as ... AT__ ter of her adherents. In other Toodles would say, “ The PORT ORFORD, CURRY CO., OR. words, these organs, in their zeal, handy to have about the lit often seem to tlee when no man We had not impeached any pursueth. Among our editorial elor’s right to be a bachelor .S’ V B S C U I P T I O X B A T E S . O n e Y e a r ..............................................**J«00 news condensations some weeks had wo suggested that then * l x M o n t h * ........................................ 1 .2 5 since, appeared tho statement that nothing he m ight be good for. ¡ f li r t e M o n t h * ..........................................«5 a student of Andover College, Mas simply objected that it was n t sachusetts, had been shot while cording to the eternal litm A DVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. in the act of burglarizing a house, things for spinsters and b a d L. I< F ishkk , Advertising Agent, 31 and that deceased had been study to arraign parents before Teac M erchant's Exchange, San Francisco, is ing for tho ministry. This was all In stitu tes for their objeetioi authorized to receive advertisem ents for in accordance with the account of methods in bringing up their the columns of this paper. the affair telegraphed to th is dren. Patrons of these Inst, Coast. And now wo receive by who know how it is thcmselvck are T h e “ P o s t ’*—S e c o n d Y e a r . W ith this num ber T he P ost mail a copy of “ The C hurchm an,” the last to find fault in this t f le c begins the second year of its ex with an article conspicuously tion. Ami “ E. A. H .” eon. lids existence, with the outlook prom marked, refuting the allegation I that bachelors servo a useful >ur- ising for perm anent success. No that the victim of burglarious in pose buying nuts and raisin for people anywhere, we venture to tent and of the righteous bullet the young ones, ami escorting un a C hristian, bu t an attended wives anti th eir litt t’.o y i' es assert, ever yielded a more cordial was support to a local paper than have “ A gnostic,” which, liberally in to picnics. This may bo so. ». ‘ the people of C urry county accord terpreted, means a man who A r r iv a l o f ( lie I ed to our modest venture with T he doesn’t know whether there is a • The “ E ster Cobos,’ P. Ciiupjfoll, P ost , and it shall be our constant God or not; doesn’t know w hether Master, lately metamorphosed Vito endeavor to deserve the continued he has a soul or not; doesn’t know a steamship, arrived at this S rt confidence and good words of our whether there is a future life or in the afternoon of Sunday J (at, patrons. We came to Curry Co. to not; doesn’t believe that any one and after disobar"inc her '' p A x ' ■i'.ijg^mifi'tn'do au iinm.de, p art in clscknohS) any more about these departed for San F ranciscoythe the development of the resources m atters than ho does; and thinks same evening. Mr. It. D. Hume, of this section of the State; not it a waste of time to try to find the owner, camo up on the new by levying a sort of tribute upon out. Of courste T he P ost does vessel, and spent some hours on the people to sustain us in ease, not undertake to vouch for the shore. If Mr. II. places at tho bu t by going forth to reduce a absolute verity of every item of disposal of our producers reliable portion of a wilderness of brush news it gives; this were unneces facilities for shipping at fair and brambles to productive fields. sary, not to say folly. B ut the New freight rates, they will doubtless York Sun contains a brief account reciprocate the accommodation by C o a l* l o N e w c a s t l e A g a i n . taken from a Boston paper which so massing their products bore as In no section of country in the ought to be supposed to know to make it as protitble as may bo world can a first quality of shin whereof it speaks (Andover be gles be produced better than in ing a suberbof the “ H ub” ), which to tho enterprise. W ith reliable the vicinity of P o rt Orford. Our corroborates the press dispatch in shipping facilities hero, the pro duction of articles for export will white cedar is unoqnaled in this the particular of the theological be greatly stimulated. behalf. I t makes a durable roof, - — ■■ . . feature of the affair that may have and one that remains clean, white to do in the premises. Any at I. l* t o f J u r o r * i t r u w n t o r J i m « T e r m o f C i r c u i t C o u r t« 1KMI. and neat for an indefinite period. tem pt to bolster up tho C hurch by J . N. Miller, Joseph Wood, T. Yet, shipm ents of shingles from tho assumption that all of its San Francisco to this place are apostles and communicants are J . Wooden, Wm. Kirk, 8. J . C ul not unusual. This is a species of necessarily saints, but weakens ver, S. A. Moore, Wm. Taylor, L. economy that recoils upon itself. the popular reverence for relig D. Jones, Wm. Alberson, L. Wood The time will come when shingles ious pretensions. The people re ruff, M. M. Bates, W. L. H iggins, S. 11. Miller, Wm. H untley, Chas. will be shipped from P o rt Orford member that there is a Beecher. Wallis, G. S. H arris, J . F. W ake to San Francisco in complete car man, A. B. Sabine, E. H. Meser l . a n g l o l * I* o * (o (lic « . goes. For the purposes of pres A postollice has been established vey, A. R. Miller. F. A. Stewart, ent limited consumption here, it on Floras creek, called “ Langlois,” John Smith, J . W. Hears, It. E. would not be difficult to procure and our friend F. M. Langlois has Tinker, Jas. McGlono, Sr., D. G. hand-made shingles; and it were received the appointm ent of post Otto, P. McManus, Joseph Cul- economy to do so though the cost be a considerable percent, greater. master for the new office. Tho I less, II. G. Blake, Cohn McGhein, name was fitly chosen, in view of F. i^A v ery . Capt. Lorentzen has invented an the fact that the elder Langlois O ur County Count, it seems, improved bee hive, which com- , has resided in that section almost reached opt into Coos county af bines a device for taking honey ! since its first discovery. This of ter jurym en. Mr. Culless, and at any time w ithout d isturbing the fice will provo a decided conven perhaps another one drawn livo operations of the “ busy bees.” { ience to a large settlem ent in the over the line. Another advantage claimed for the Floras creek and New river region. Mr. J. B. Tichenor went below new hive is, that one can see at I Bates & Johnson are in receipt on the “ Cobos” to San Francisco, any time what is going on within. of an extensive stock burlap, also to be absent on business a short sewing twine, needles, etc. time. Louis K napp is the happy owner of a more than ordinal ilv fine colt, The Mill Store received per “ E s The ¿“ Cobos” brought a large which seems an apt scholar at ter Cobos” an invoice of assorted supply of burlap, sewing twine, learning tricks. crockery. etc., for A. D. Wolcott. ---------------------------- • 1881. **»—T ■ C ir c u it C o u r t P o c k e t I s s I. ; o u « T e n u , John Berry vs Henry W hite ami Oulla W hite; suit in equity to foreclose mortgage. Denis Cuuuiff vs P atrick Egan; action at at law to recover money. Denis Cunniff vs Patrick Egan; suit in equity for dissolution of partnership. W A Forgey and A F M iller vs Occident and O rient Commercial Company; w rit of review. Mary J Huntley vs Will H untley; suit in equity for divorce. Wm Blaeklock vs Louis Knapp and Theresa Blaeklock, Adminis trators of estate of Jas Blaeklock, deceased; action at law to recover money. Asa Carman et al, vs D Wood ruff et al; suit in equity to set aside conveyance of Court House, and illegal purchase of storehouse of Woodruff. Catharine Smith et al, vs John H untley et a l; action at l a t o re cover possession of m ining claims. State of Oregon vs Denis Cun- niff; indictm ent for assault and battery. Delos W oodruff vs Thomas Tay- D r; action at law to recover money. ’. I t - I • » o A jUooro Vs «his iMitt; action at I, law to recover money. P o rt Orford Cedar Company vs Jonathan Scott; action at law to recover money. Martha Fitzhugh vs John F itz hugh; suit in equity for divorce. Antone Delinfonte vs Denis Cunniff; action at law to recover money. C urry County vs J II Gaunt- lett and Jane G auntlett; suit in equity to correct deed. A II Moore and B Scott vs J II Sehanck; suit for injunction. D. Woodruff, appellant, vs J. H untley, respondent;appeal from County Court. Ellen lliley vs Michael Riley; suit for divorce. S B G ardner vs Catharine G ardner; suit for divorce. Joseph Enos vs John Cresswell; suit in equity to compel specific performance. II S Moore vs Z A Moore ; suit for divorce. Allen 1) W olcott vs George Fitz hugh and Solomon Fitzhugh; ac tion at law to recover money. Same vs Solomon Fitzhugh; ac tion at law to recover money. Same vs Cyrus Madden; action at law to recover money. T i l« C lo r in it * F o u r t h . There is but a month left now in which to make preparations for a celebration of the approaching Fourth of Ju ly , and we have not as yet learned whether tho day would be celebrated anywhere in Curry county. - - — — NO. 1 < 'O U K K S P O X D E X V K , C uetco , May 30. The sand mines are still attract ing some utlent ion. We saw some Crescent City gentlemen on their way to these mines a few duvs since. This region is beiug p re t ty thoroughly prospected this season, but I bolitivo there is no machinery at work yet, and it is impossible to say to what extent these mines are going to pay. Some think they are verv rich, while others are of a contrary opinion 1 lie citizens of Clietco arc very anxious to have n good wagon road built across the mountains up Clietco river, to connect with the old Jacksonville and Crescent. City road near Kerbyville. From the best, information we can get, ♦ his is the lowest pass, and the best and cheapest route for a road, and is as free from rock ns any wagon road in tlieS tatoof Oregon. There is a good shipping point at Clietco, ami another but a short, distance from Clietco, tho Smith river harbor. This road com pleted would he a lasting source of wealth to Jackson, Josephine ami Curry counties, and the N orth ern portion of Del Norte county. Cal. Any ", on I from Jackson nnd ' . •■pi*, a ......... . •> t.l liii.i .il.tiuu will be thankfully rcceiv J. A good shower of rain is very much nooded at the present; with out it, wo fear erops will be short. The steamer “ Mary D. Hume” took a load of fish and hides from here last Friday. The new steamer, “ Ester Cobos’’ is expected at Sm ith river. She will be loaded for that, place. The Black Sami Mining Co. take a new machine up to the diggings to-day. Wo will soon hear the re sult. Money will be plenty soon; there is a good time coming by and by. N orway , May 27, 1HK1. En. P oht .—I thought a few items from the C oquille might be of interest to your readers. Fine weather. Crop» growing. “ Little Annie” laid up for repairs. The Myrte Point. Brass Band will meet next Sunday to make arrange ment» for celebrating the Fourth J . L. K ronenburg luis been sick for the past three weeks, hut is now around again. Mr. Louis Knap; was up on the Coquillou couple ot weeks ago on a visit to Mr. J. Kronen burg. M ore A non . A K n r e S p c c lm - l c . One of Sol C ulver’s cows gtv birth the other day to twin calvi —one a snow white and the otlu a dark red with not u white sp, upon it. Tho feature of rarity this ease consists in the opposi colors of the younglings. The steamer “ Ester Cobo; brought freight for several of ot merchants. Sheep shearing has comment- on some of tho ranges in Cur county. --- - • ♦ • The first rose of Summer bloom Joel Bond sold a two-year-o ed yesterday. colt the o th e r day for 8103.
