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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1950
structing the Winchuck River, his property. C. A.
County Judge, Guy Forsythe, Donaldson range.
which
bounds their lands. John cal attorney, represented DeMar-
Hansen
suggested
that
game
announced that no additional
son alleged that he was not ob tin. Johnson was represneted by
county funds could be made interests receive even more value
structing the Winchuck River. Gordon R. Weller of Gasquet and
available to meet this deficit. R. from the control of predators
Ed F. Ackley of Brookings.
the Curry than do sheepmen. He suggested
The
action
centered
on
the
M.
Knox,
treasurer
of
PORT ORFORD E. W. Fields
Livestock Association, that sportsmen should be ap point of Johnson being permitted
has announced that the Port Or County
proached to aid in financing the to bulldoze slides off his road. Trap Shoot Date Set
ford Fish Co. cannery is now in gave a report of finances, show work.
There is a slope of several hur- For Sun., December 10
full operation, canning crab for ing a paid memmbership of 36
not actively encaged in anything
the first time this season, last for 1950. A balance oi $136 re
Another practice trap shoot is
mained
in
the
treasury
after
all
edge o: his land to the river. As
Friday. Carl Fischer is the new
set
for next Sunday at the club
few
expenses
were
paid.
Most
of
this
Johnson
cleared
his
road
a
manager with Mrs. Fischer as
small
rock
would
roll
into
the
house
by Chetco Rod & Gun club
will
be
used
for
buying
bait
hors
floor-lady and Jack Smith as the
in
preparation
for the big ham
river
bed.
es and paying hauling fees.
foreman.
and
turkey
shoot
billed for Dec.
Sheepmen
of
Northern
Curry
DeMartin’s request for a re-
The fishermen and cannery
10,
according
to
Merle Hansc-
owners came to an agreement headed by Robert McKenzie and
CRESCENT CITY—Among the straining order had the effect of
cam,
in
charge
of
arrangements.
on prices early last week, based Raymond Capps, Sixes, conferred cases heard last week by Judge preventing Johnson from having ।
on the scale paid at Newport. during a recess in the meeting, Samuel F. Finley, Del Norte a road into to his home. After! Sportsmen of the whole are
During lulls in stormy weather and came back with a contribu Superior Court, here, was the hearing the case Judge Finley are invited to come Sunday to
several fishermen put out their tion of $50 to $100 each. The col case of Milton DeMartin, Win decided that Johnson had the practice that they may go away
plan- lection totaled $575. These men chuck stockman, versus Law right to clear his road from the the following Sunday with either
pots and many more
were confident the remaining rence Johnson. DeMartin sought slides and denied DeMartin’s at a ham or turkey for that big
ping to this week.
At the peak of the season the $300 needed to hire .their hunter to restrain Johnson from ob- tempt to shut Johnson off from Christmas dinner.
cannery will put out 100 to 150 for the remainder of the year,
cases each working day. ac- could be raised from other sheep
cording to Fields. He said that men in the county.
Harve Crook, president of the
more pickers are needed. There
are 30 now and the expected Curry County Livestock Associ Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA:
ation, stated that he would con
need is for 60.
A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
Mr. Fischer has had 25 years fer with his neighbors and ar
experience in canneries and in rive at a plan for southern Cur merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping.
custom canning. He is most re ry. Crook was the only sheepman
present from the south end of
cently from Cokelin, Wash.
Friday night the cannery own- the county.
errs invited all fishermen and
Knox announced that sheep
their wives to a dinner party at men are already paying more
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Castaway lodge. Fields said that than their share of the taxes in
Stationery
this was a long-time custom, at proportion to their income. This Typewriters, Adding Machines
their other cannery at Westport, js due t0 thp rollgh tcrrain of
Silverware
Telephone 2212
Wash., and he hoped to make it,
of (hp so.called agricultur- 1010 2nd St.
Flatware
Crescent City, California
a regular a:air at the beginning a| land jn ,hp county. It has no
Leave. Orders at
Hollowware
ol each season here.
, O(,ipr productive use except lor
We Deliver in Brookings!!
Cur-Del Cleaners
grazing.
DIRELYTE
Sheepmen of the county earned
a gross income of about $200,000
CRESCENT CITY
last year, whereas the bulb grow
ers earned over a half million.
According to the records in the
& ELECTRIC CO.
Visit our record dept
county agent’s office there are
Compelte Radio Sales
Complete line of hard
GOLD BEACH Sheepmen of 121 sheepmen and 172 bulb rais
829 SECOND
the county plan a meeting for ers. Knox explained that it is of
and Service
ware
and
electrical
fix
Dec. 12, at the court house.
interest to everyone, especially
tures and appliances.
Ph. 1512 840 3rd Si.
A shortage of $1700 in the those in support of school bud
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government hunter budget for gets, to protect the major tax-
the fiscal year ending June 30, yielding industry of the county,
was a problem ol major concern Predators, or stray dogs are a
to sheepmen t a meeting held constant threat to the small mar
here Tu< sday. G. IL Hansen of gin of profit enjoyed by the
pmen.
Sheet Metal & Plumbing ATLAS POWER TOOIS — and
t he Fish and Wild Lilt* Service county
ÍÁ1'
John Donaldson, Denmark, act
gave a financial report showing
Hardware, also clothing for the
IVIS SXAMIMIO
Household Appliances, entire family, including boots &
the source of hinds used in this ed as chairman of the predatory
UNSIS GROUND
work.
animal control planning commit
Sheet Metal, Plumbing shoes. Come in and shop with us!
The shortage has been due to tee. He is chairman of the land
and heating supplies.
1280 Second Street
reduced federal appropriât ions use committee of the county.
Phone
2752, Crescent City, Calif.
and an increase in county ap-
The committee agreed on 16
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Pho. 631
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preprint ions over the state for coyote control stations : at Elk
matching by state funds. State [ mountain, High prairie, W i 1 d
Butte,
appropriations have not been in- Horse, Eckley,
Carrell’s-Hedrick
creased which makes it noces-1 Eight Mile Prairie, Chetco Peak,
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increasing tax responsibility on Mountain Prairie, Signal Butte,!
the counties, Hansen explained. 1 Baker ranch, Calf ranch and the
For Price Quotations On All
Sales-Service
Port Orford Fish
Co. Is "Canning”
Del Norte Court
Denies DeMartin
CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Th?m At Least A Trial!
DAVIDSON'S
Del Norte Laundry
3-Day Service
Money Needed To
Keep "Hunters”
In Curry County
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PHONE 2202
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Del Norte
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Phone 143 Crescent City
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