The Port Orford tribune., January 22, 1901, Image 3

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P O R T OK FO R D , O R E G O N .
Gold Beach and vicinity surviv­
Ekoros will be heard, from next ed the late storm all O. K. and so
E D IT O R T R IB U N E :
week.
far as heard from no serious dam ­
Prof. Johnston’s school at Gold age was done along the river.
W e d esire to ex ten d to o u r frie n d s a n d p atro n s th e
Though more snow was reported to
■ ilcavh will close next Friday.
The Arcata arrived from the city have fallen in the mountains than
Friday, and passed down Saturday. for years past, yet the river was not season’s g re e tin g s—A p ro sp ero u s a n d h a p p y N ew Y ear.
excessively high, not even equaling
W. 8. Winsor returned last week the ex pectations of some of the old­
W ith th e opening o f th e N ew C e n tu ry ev ery effort
! from a protracted visit to Gold est inhabitants.
Beach.
Mr. Ash Moore has a logging
Advertisement for Grand Ball at crew at work, preparing logs for w ill be p u t in force to k eep a f a ll stock o f g en eral
m e r­
Wedderburn, Feb. 14, arrived too the Hume mill, which he intends
starting as soon as he can secure
late for this week.
one o f th e m ost p o p u la r
the necessary belting,- etc» lrom chandise, an d to m ak e o u rs
Mr. and Mrs. Champlin will sup­
Chetco. He has a contract for
ply the supper for the • Novelty
200,000 feet of lumber for R. D. stores in C n rrv C ounty.
Ball. See change in ad.
Hume.
On account of lengthy court pro­
During the last few weeks several
W . T. K E R R & CO.
ceedings considerable important gentlemen interested in mining
Town and County.
TUE STEAMER
ARCATA,
N E L S O N , ........................M aster,
Will make weekly trips between
M a n P rsssu sD a n o , P o r t O r .
fo r a i un<l C o o s B a y ,
«
G old B ea ch Item *.
AND matter crowded out thia week.
properties ou Rogue River have
Port Orford Camp Woodmen of been doing business with the coun­
FREIGHT.
F u r R e lie f o f C urry C ouuty.
the World have their regular poeet- ty clerk. They report quite an in­
flux of miners and mining experts
ing next Monday evening.
On Jan. 17, Representative Hume
into the mining distriets of upper
Freight and passengers at
introduced and passed through the
Ames Johnston has been selected
Rogue river, and believe that valu­
House the following Memorial, and
to teach the Port Orlord achijt'l, to
able deposits are there, and if they
L o w e st K a tes.
it will pass the Senate without a
begin first Mouday in February.
can only he found will prove a
doubt.
In a letter to the editor of
W M. S. WINSOR, Agent, Port Or
Uncle Henry Zumwalt remains source of great benefit to the coun­
the T kibune , referring to the sub­
ED. RACKLEFF, Prop’r.
lord, Oregon.
in a very critical condition, and ty. They claim that the only real­
ject, Mr. Hume says, “There was no
there are small hopes for his recov­ ly feasible route for getting mach­
(Successor to F. M. Langlois.)
hope of State relief, and as the gen­
inery and supplies to this district
ery,
W .D O Y E E & C O .,
eral Government assists or builds
K E E P 8 IN 8 T O C K ,
Mr. Neygren has added a neat is by boating from this vicinity up post roads in remote districts I am
the
river,
and
that
the
river
can
he
porch and steps across the front end
satisfied we shall, if our Congress­
DEALERS IN
of the school house. Now If we had navigated successfully by vessels of men and Senators do their duty,
light draft has been proven by Mr.
a neat woodshed attachment.
get the relief asked for.”
Henry Moore, who has been oper­
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
D H I G O O D S,
K v u u b ,
Mr. Champlin and family moved ating a gasoline launch between
W hereas , the County of Corry,
into the Sutton residence last week, here and the Illinois river during
in the State of Oregon, has con­
B O O T S n u ll S H O E S ,
leased the same, the Sutton the summer. He is soon to begin structed a post-road along the
F L O O R M A N A G E R S ;
COLD BEACH,ORs having
family having turned ranchers.
the construction of a larger and bet­ Coast of the Pacific Ocean, from the
H A R D W A R E.
Lou Miller, of Bogue River, who ter equipped boat for the trade. North line of said County, a dis­
tance
of
about
a
hundred
miles,
at
WE KEEP IN STOCK
has been spending some time in the Let us hope that they strike it rich. a cost of over $75,000; and
H A T H Ac C A P S ,
Willamette valley, returned home
W hereas , said Curry County has Two prizes to most novel characters, lady and
Discussion of the question of
And In (act, everything usually
last week. His wife will not re­ lengthening the term or the Presi­ a population of not to exceed 1868;
and a voting population of 447, and
In the country.
turn before spring.
dent of the U. S. and making him
W hereas , the taxable property
gentleman.
d r e ss g o o d s ,
The upper Elk River people are ineligible for re-election, which be­ in said Curry County at the pres­
C A SH S A L E S am ounting to $6 or
h a t s and caps ,
now engaged in building the road gan with the Constitutional Con- ent time amounts to hut about
B O O T S A N D S H O E S , over the .ridge on their new grade, i yentiou and went on daring the $503,232; and
more will be allowed 10 per cent din-
W h eteas , in the construction of
count, except on Flour, on which ao
l i t will he a big improvement on the whole of the last century, has been said post-road, said county has in-
discount can be given.
I I A J i U W A I T E , old road when completed.
given a fresh start. The idea is 3. ciirred an indebtedness on account
I Representative Hume is chairman j f«l* of common sense and should he thereof ©£$44,000; and
As I will do my own teaming, It ia
W hereas , said road so built and
And In fact everything usually needed of Committee of the Oregon Legisla- carried out.
my Intention to sell cheaper than goods
■
constructed by said ' County >s
were ever aold on Floras Creek.
Jn town or cimutö’-
tuce, to meet a like committee o f1 The Oregon Legislature conven­ theonly poet-road now runDi
the Washington Legislature, to ad­ ed on the 14th inst., and promptly North and 'South through sai
vise with them on the needed legis­ organized and got down to business. County along said Coast, and
I t l a our purpose to keep a full lation for the Columbia River fish­
Senator Fulton was elected Presi­ it is indjespensable in delivering
mails to the said inhabitants of
and complete line of goods of the eries.
dent of the Senate and L. B. Reeder said County and is daily used by
Will he taken in exchange for goods.
heat^quality, and they will »be sold
Durung the recent storm Bogue Speaker of the House. A large the Uuited States government for
JkX th e -to west Living Profit. River was aimost us high, as during «umber of bills have already been that purpose; and,tbs same is the
only post-road West of the Coast
the great flood of 1890, but owing introduced.
range of mountains running through
W»»i
i»**'!»»«' you.
-We will receive our freight via. to the wide outlet at the time it
The first bill to pass both houses said County connecting the State
jiteamer Arcata, and as wejv’tll run did not spread out over the low of the State Legislature is Brown­ of Oregon and the State of Califor­
.pur own teams, lreight from Port lands aear .the mouth of the river, ell’s hill to provide for the expenses nia; and
W hereas , it is ouly just that the
(Orford will not he added to the as it did during the former flood.
N O T IC E .
of a delegation of Indian War Vet general government should aid in TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Port Orford-Gold
{»rice of the-goods.
Take
Laxative
Bromo
Quinine
Tablets.
crans
to
go
to
Washington,
D.
C.,
the
construction
and
maintenance
The state tax levy on the 1900
All
druggists
refund
the
money
if
It
All
those
indebted
to
me
are
request­
assessment, is 5.7 mills. The total and return. The bill carries an ap­ of said post-road, to the extent at
least of reimbursing said County in fails to cure. E. W . Grove’s signature ed to come forward and settle their ac­
Satisfaction Guaranteed. taxable property of the State is propriation .of $2000.
counts before February 1st. After that
the amount of said indebtedness, as is ou each box. 25c.
$117,804,874 13, and the levy will
date all accounts shall be placed in the
The Presidential inaugural par­ a matter of justice to the people,
produce a revenue of $071,487 78. ade is going to be unique in at
Therefore, The Legislative Assem­
A card from J. E. Haines will ap­ hands of a collector.
R. NEELY,
P. J. MASTERSON.
Curry county’s total taxable prop­ least ono respect; no band is to be bly of the »State of Oregon docs pear next week.
erty is $503,232, and her portion of allowed to play “Hail to the Chief” hereby petition and Memorialize
Congress of the United States to ap­
STAGE LIN E,
Matthew S. Quay has been re­ N o tice to D élin q u a n t T a x p a y ers.
state taxes is $2,868 42.
while passing the President’s re­ propriate to said Curry County the
elected
Senator
from
Penn.
sum of $44,000, to relieve it from
A big change lias been made in viewing stand.
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i Notice is hereby given that all De- S . E . M A ItS T E R S , P r o p r ie to r .
the indebtedness incurred In the
the hotel line, In Bandon, during
The
House
lias
passed
the
River
(llnquent Taxes for the year 1899 must
building and construction of said
„„ i n ...i.^ r h ill
9« paid on or before February 15, 1901.
the
past
week.
Bedillion,
proprie­
I
post-road,
and
our
Representatives
and Harbor bill.
| j
Immediately after that
T H E "PIO N EER”
Passengers, freight and express
tor of the Tupper House, has leased
j and Senators in Congress are here-
„
.
.
.
V-
1
u
.
co
date
to
enforce
collection ol nil such ter carried on reasonable terms, and
i by directed to use their best efforts
the sleeping and smoxing room of
President McKinley has been se-,
the greatest care exercised in deliver­
to secure such an appropriation as
W ATCHM AKER. the Pacific to Mr. and Mrs, Costello
! a matter of justice to the taxpayers riously ¡11 with lagrippe, b u t is het- , p atedatGohl Beach, Or., January in g freight promptly and in good or­
have gone out of the hotel business.
14,1901.
der. Stages will run every day «leapt
Nobody knows all about it;
the
of 8aid Carr* Coun‘ ter.
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JAMES G. WALKER,
The lease expires in two years but
Sundays, and passengers will ba taken
The government is preparing to sheriff and Tax Collector of Curry Co., through any day in the week, regard-
provides for-a renewal.—Recorder.
I have a stock of Jewelry, which I
and nothing, now known, will
Hoad Lawn a n d Roads.
Ore gun.
lay an under-sea telephone between
loss of the weather.
w iliad il to, as the demand will warrant.
A large company of young folks
Prices of work and gtxwls in keeping
Florida
and
Cuba.
with the times. Watches from a dis­ —and some of them not so very always cure it.
Orders for goods at the stores, from
E ditor T ribune .—Discussion in
tance can be safely sent by registered
settlers or others along the route will
young,
either—all
chaperoned
by
the
press
of
the
problem
of
roads
W.
A.
Clark,
the
Montana
mil-
mail. I will return them C. O. D. to
Doctors try Scott’s Emul­
lie promptly and carefully attended to.
Mrs..P. J. Lindberg, took Joe Nay
your postmaster.
and roaa
road lnwg
quite a - lionnire has been elected U. S. Sen
ana
mws is taking
u s u i | >(uiw
by
storm
Saturday
evening,
and
Cod
Liver
Oil,
when
w;
j
e
range
just
now.
As
a
matter
a,or
p,y
the
legislature
of
that
state
sion of
AW'.Ornu Cuafi.^di
had one of the jolliest times imag­ ,
j , . •
of fact our road laws, as they stand,
enougU itlh'ey
inable. Through some slip in the .(hey think r t » caused 1>Z »™-
75 deaths in one week in New
p . J . L IN D B E R G ,
management the musician failed to perfect digestion of food, out in letter and spirit. They York from la grippe. Fully one-
CONTRACTOR &• BUILDER, show up, but this did not deter the
i point out plain enough that each sixth of New York’s population has
Desiring to change our location, we In connection with my barn a t Port
visitors from having a good time. You can do the same.
road district shall take care of its the grip.
offer our residence property in Port Or­
HOUSES RAISED AND MOVED,
Orford.
Two harmonicas, a tin pan and a
ford for sale at o bargain. The proper­
It may or may no. be caused « .a m « .,...» thoujb ft m.y re
Creameries, .Wind-mills and Tanks hoe handle supplied excellent mu-
7
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quire two or more levies to put NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ty consists of a large, substantially
built and roomy residence large barn,
i sic, and dancing was kept up until by the failure of stomach and them in order. It is also provided
outbuihlings und garden, one Lot
Erected,
' the wee suin’ hours, without inter­
,
,
ir that the County Court may appro- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. 70x90 feet, and one Lot .‘¡0x90 feet. For
L anc O f f ic e at R o sk iicr o , O r eg o n ,
mission,'except to partake o f an ex- bowels to do their work. It p,.jate money, (when it has it,) for
further particulars, call on or address,
P o r t O r lo i- .t , - - O r e g o n
December 29, 1900.
cellent midnight Supper. It was a it is you will cure it; if not, the construction of' any bridges
MR. and MRS. N E W NEYGREN,
Notice is hereby given that the fol­
and Every­
pleasant event for all who attended.
Port Orford, Oregon. Anything
which shall cost over two hundred lowing-named settler has filed notice
his Intention to make final proof in
you will do no harm.
; doUarg> ieUing gUch contracts after of
support of hi« claim , hik I that sai'i
will lw made before C. \ . p oo<l«
C A R D O F T I IA N K 8 .
The way, to cure a disease advertisment to the lowest respon- pmof
C oun ty T r ea su re r’s N o tice.
ruff, County Clerk, at Gold Beach, Or­
thing you want.
egon, on February 22, 1901, viz:
DEALER IN.
is
to
stop
its
cause,
and
help
I
road
jaw
would
be
one
We extend to «11 our friends our
Notice is hereby given that on presen-
JOHN HAM,
in Gobi
m y office
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— - - Beni
- n, Ore-
I heartfelt thanks for the kindly as- the body get back to its h a b it1 which would require all road funds On Homestead Entry No. WVift, for the 1 tatlou at t my
Nl SF1 BFG 8E1 section l,T p . 40 H., gon, the following descrllied Curry
, 1 sistance whiah they rendered us,
*
| to be raised by taxation of property k ‘ H w , and4Ixyt 7, «•«tion C, t f ,. 40 H„ | County Warrants will be redeemed to- GOLDEN AND ITALIAN PBtMMtt
i during the death and burial of our
11 •
a
u
r
all to be expended in the district X > a O ut'Svstf
■ dear son, Frank H. Blumenrother, of health.
He names the following witnesses to I Warrants No’s 8, 9 10, 11 and 21, is-
When Scott’s Emulsion of where collected, abolishing all nrove his continuous resilience upon sued January 10th, l w l .
ID A H O
P E A R
and will continue to cherish the
C L O T H IN G ,
road poll taxes.
anil'cnltlvation of said land, v iz :
! No Interest will be allowed after the
j memory of their kind acts and
Manson Angpr.
Anger, of
Or '{On,
date of the flnrt publication «<,»»•»» no"
does that, it
Under the existing order of ManHon
oi Harbor,
n»ruvr, vzi
$v««,
O U IK N T A L P L U M S ,
Ludipa’and
Gent’s Shoes and deeds with heartfelt gratitude .A n d Cod Liver Oil
tlce. to-a It: January 8th, 1901
adies’and
. . ,
. ,
I things only a paltry 15 cent on A. Hardcnhrook, of Irma, Oregon,
Ijaaies
»uu Gent’s Shoes ai , particui , riy go to Hon. Ed. Rack-
’
WM. 8 . WINSOR,
Deltner
Colegrove,
of
Inna,
Orego«,
“ PRUNUHSIMONS.”
Treasurer of Curry Connty.
leff, who very kindly and efficiently cures; when it don t, it don t the hundred dollars is levied on Raleigh Scott, of Irma, Oregon.
AND
-
,
.
__
property
for
road
purposes,
this
H O S IE R Y ,
j
.
T.
BRIDGES,
Register.
officiated as Minister of the Gospel,
It never does harm.
imposes the main burden of road
„
and read the burial services at the
T he genuine has improvement, such as we get, upon __------------------------ ---- ----- --------
E T C ,, E T C .,
I Church, as well as si the gro.e.
NOTICE.
this picture on it
1 the class of people who have neither
«•
n«»»-
.
.
l : _ I And also the ladies volunteer church
An<i »he new Peach,
Will keep a wagonon 1the
Very respectfully and grate-
no other
’
t«amg 10 use lh# road’ n?r
I beauty
C1c*n without
i,Ih,m1 it. ( aaearcta.
* J*?"
uTi.bi? Notice Is hereby given to all whom it
ner’
».
tv
L
n
he
benefited
bv
their
upbuild-1
Candy C atbar
regular trips about every ten days, ne
•/
“
M
A
R
LY
UHARLOTTV
If you have not ly w oe uenenieu «y
r
,
d j an your |)|(iolt and ket,, r ,t
may
concern,
not w w
to enter ii|ion or tree-1
at, clean by f IIIR
v J U
CJI ___
S», aa’v
• MIIl __
»I.A lntiilM , til
tween Gold Beach and
c . T. B i .UMENXOTUF. g ANO FAMILY,
tried it Send for free I l l g .
, atirrin» up the laxy liver and arivina all I
Curry a Co.,
t
s s Ä s a r .ï Æ
i I
•« • — « - • * » •
th« accommodation and com enltm ceoi
sample, its agreeable
Whenever the construction and I ouritiea fr,
h u n tin g,; dlest and best pea»4i for the Coeet
the pAQple living en rontT-
taste will
surprise repair of roads shall he made
ay person or
charge upon property th e n p ro p - ,
Furnisheil by H. I. U i . ak « si . x s , Pmt
pnwoiis so entering upon said premises
you.
O R D E R S TAJCEJS FO R A N Y - ’
■Ithoot our consent will be subject to
Orford, Curry County, Oregon.
SCOTT ft BOWNE, ,erty owners will have a utrect in i
A R T IC L E N O T IN STO C K , I
centive to see to it, and that they { „ , , , 1 , I « l,o».H tf " h '» • « •'A 1 prouvent jo y.
Chemists,
KIRSTEN JENSEN.
R fu r s a e r y o u XClk W lw ip r.
■bis « ig n a t m is ou every box a t the (en n loe
get road» for their m --------
one/.^
-- _
.
I ''snA r Carburile. e«f>’ < ob » ' ii » ' , “1' fo re v « .
E. W. JEN8EN.
.
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409Pearl
St.,
N.
Y.
J . H . Ü P T t » .V
W ê - * : H C .C .C (ail.«tr»6Bkm>rrtua4
Laxative
Bromo-Grininc
tssim .
>fy Goods will '*• sold atl»otu>in prices ,
50c, and $1.00; all druggists.
be remedy that « s r w • e a ta t a • • • a - r
CARRYING
PASSENGERS
NOVELTY BALL,
At Leneve’s Hall,
P o rt O rfo rd , O regon.
W
F e b ru a ry 2 2 d , 1901.
William Hurst,
Dairyville
Store,
6R0CERIES, (thsbistuly,
A. J. Marsh.
I1R0CGRIES& PROVISIONS.
T ickets, $1.00.
S pectato rs, 50 cents.
mplin’s 75 cents a couple. Per Plate,
40 cents.
Butter, E ® and Hides,
The best of Music will be Furnish.?«!, »“d a
good time is assured for all who atteniTT
A General Invitation extended---------------------
Beach
Bandon,
Oregon.
Rheumatism.
FOR SALE.
Residence Property in Port
Livery anil Peed Stable
FKXTIT TBJ
J. R. BROWNING,
Ladies Furnishing Goods,'
ï's s
<2
Strictly or Cash.
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