The Port Orford tribune., February 04, 1903, Image 1

V o lu m e
P O R T
11.
O K F ilH I ),
O R l^ L J < » \
W E M 'W D A A » F K B r t t A H Y
By Products o f Lumber,
M y Lungs
*1,
l» O 3 .
Oregon O ak F or Furnttnew.
N n m ber
Fully three-fourths ef the British
emigration to America eomee to the
United States; the re$t <0 to Can­
ada.
A ffietnbftrsiilp in the New York
stock exebeege now eells for AWr
000. The membership 1« HofKed
to 1100.
Cogs of paper are sow inhettod
in the wheals of high speed ma­
chinery: They are neiselese and
very durable.
Corbin City, Or., Dec. 30, 1962.
What for a long period of years
The Timberman: The Pacific
V. 8. Senator«—3 $hn H. Mitchell »nd
was formerly wsst«‘product oflutn
jbeepfi Simon, Both of Portland.
Coast
Lumber and Furniture Man
bar and timber Is no* being largely
ufacturisg Company’« mill ie id­
bdngreSiihaiii FIrt't District-Thorn»«
“ An attack of la grippe left me
Utilised. As instance! Sawdust,
H. Tongue, of HillsbOrd,
with a bad cough. My friends said
that was dumped in some conveni­ eated here, about half way between
Governor—Geo. E. Chamberlain Sa­
I had consumption. 1 then tried
Ayer’e
Gh«rry
Pectoral
and
it
ent place, or hauled to and cast in ­ Port Orford on the north, and
lem.
cured
file
promptly.
”
Secretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
to flowing streams, is being convert­ Rogue river on the south; about eigh­
A. K. Randles, Nokomis, 111.
lem.
ed inte artificial woodwork, being teen milea each way; on a stream
State T.eaeurer—Chas. S. Moore, Sa­
made into a solid mass by hydra­ callnd Mussel Creek, about one
You forgot to buy a bot­
lem.
ulic pressure and the application of mile from the Pacific ocean. Our
tle of Ayer’s Cherry Pec­
Sttpt. Public Instruction—J. H. Ack­
intense heat. This can be molded principal aim is to saw hard wood
erman. Salem.
toral when your cold first
From nettle fiber s thread nan
into any shape, is susceptible of a lumber. The most desired is oak;
State Printer—J. R- Whitney, Salem.
came on, so you let it run
Attorney General—D. R. N . Black­
brilliant polish, and possesses a commonly called tan bark oak, been produced so fine that a length
along. Even now, with
burn, Salem.
durability equal to that of ebeny, very little of which grows outside of sixty miles of It Wel|Hi but two
Clerk State 1-and Board—M. L .C ham ­
all your hard coughing, it
rosewood and mahogany. This is of Curry County, in the State of and a half pouade.
berlain, Salem.
will not disappoint you.
President Roosevelt bide lair Id
much used by French cabinet mak­ Oregon; although in California it ia
Join t Senator for Coos and Curry—T.
There’s
a
record
of
sixty
abundant
on
the
Coast
range
of
be
knewa as “the great peacemak­
ers.
t
M. Dimmick.
Joint Representative for Coos and
years to fall back on.
Acetic acid, wood naphtha, and mountains. Millions of feet of this er.” First the coal strike slid the«
C urr„ _ B T). Hume, Wedderburn.
Tkra lira: Me.. Me.. »1. AB f t l O » -
tar from sawdust is one of the lat­ valuable wood have been left to rot the Venesuelaa difileulty.
jn d £ e , ad Judicial District—J. W.
C on su lt your doctor. If he a*ya tak e It.
est enterprises in Norway, and a on the ground; just felled for its
Your Uncle Samuel has $6ttJ,<l<XJ;
Hamilton, Roseburg.
tfcwu <lo as ha «»7$
I f *»•
I®« no1
to^Ukw tt. th e a d on ’t ta k e It. He kno—
factory Is in operation capable of bark, which seems le me like killing 000 In gold ia bis
Prosecuting Attorney, 2d Judicial D is­
treaeiiry.
“ - ‘' h Jh ,S ‘ A ? B B * co’? ^ . . . M W
trict—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
distilling 10,000 tons of »»wdust a a ueer for hie hide, as it never grows There is $2,352,000,000 in circula­
C S. Commissioners—J. H. Upton,
again to amount to anything. Our tion, ar $29.52 per capita.
year.
Langlois; J. Huntley, Gold Beach.
T he Elk Creek H atchery.
Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed.
Experiments have demonstrated company is the first one to try to
During the last year the ameunt
countv orriCBBS.
that alcohol in paying quantities make furniture out of the wood
oi dividends and interest paid on in­
County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold C A LL A N D G E T P R IC E S B E F O R E B U Y IN G E L S E W H E R E .
J. W. Berriam, superintendent of can be obtained from either course and it has proved a great success;
dustrial and railroad securities
Beach.
the
Rogue River Fish hatchery, or fine sawdust. Pine sawdust, making furuiture that surpasses the
County Commissioners—F. H. Blake,
gained $69,000,000 over the pre­
was in Medford Thursday and Fri however, yields the purer alcohol. Eastern oak in beauty every way;
Cbetco; C. W. Haines, Edtley.
day of this week. Mr. Berriam re The quantity of alcohol obtained and as soon as the public gets ac­ ceding year.
Sheriff—J. G. Walker, Gold Beach.
One-foerth of all tba wheat and
County Clark—George W. Smith,
ports that matters are moving along from 220 pounds of air-dried saw­ quainted with the furniture they
Gold Beach.
will not buy any other kind. We flour exported from Oregon, Wash­
quite satisfactory at the hatchery dust was seven to eight quarts.
Ceunity Treasurer—James Caugbell,
and that the output of young fish
There is no linit to the range of also saw other hard wood into lum ­ ington and Idaho, the last six
Wedderburn.
for
the
year
will
bo
about
up
to
the
woods
suitable for paper-making. ber: Myrtle, maple, madrone, and month« has been shipped to Africa
A ssessor-A . H. Post, Port Orlord .
average. Of eggs in the hatching The value of pulp wood entered for alder, which works up fine, espec­ and Australia:
School 8upt.—Wm. S. Guerin, Lang­
troughs and fish in the finding consumption in the United States ially ths myrtle. I think seme
An English prefeeaor claims thal
lois.
Surveyor—D. Cunnlff. Jr., Gold Beach.
tanks, hs has 4,135,000 Chinook, for 1869-1900 was 31,109,139.11;
rare pieces of it surpasses in beauty there are 10,000 kinds of carnivor­
H > B T I M O « o r T H lc O U B T S .
any other wood that grows in the ous fleas. We could got aloag serf
730,000 steelheads and silversides.
J. W. Ivey, formerly collector of
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in
United States. The company’s happily if there worn 9,999 leu
which are coming on finely, though
customs of Alaska, is answerable to
August of each year.
manufacturing plant ie located at kinds to claim our scratchful at­
the eggs are now hatching slowly
County Commissioners Court meets
»judgment rendered againet him
West Berkeley, California; it is the tention.
owing to the coldness of the water.
first Wednesday in January, April,
by a Dawson court amounting to
largest
and best equipped plant on
The
eggs
ordinarily
hutch
in
the
July and September of each year.
The promotion of old Admiral
$10,000 with costs.
Probata Court meets first Monday in
the Paeific Coast; and is turning
fall of the year in about 40 days,
A copy of the judgment it to be
each month.
out some of the finest furniture that Cervera by the King of Spain wao
but now that the teinperatnre of the
executed in Washington, where
an act that Americans will applaud;
euaav county dost orricxs and post -
was ever seen en this coast, under
water is barely above ths freezing
Ivey is staying this winter work­
We found him a grand old man,
mastsks .
point, averaging about 35 degrees,
the able management of J. L. Stair,
............. F. H. Blake.
even in the bumilation of honorable
ing,
it
is
said,
in
the
interest
of
leg"
Cbetco.............
it takes as high as 90 days for them
an efficient furniture manufacturer
James McCutchen.
illation favorable te Alaska. When
Harbor—
defeat.
to
hatch.
The
first
of
January
from Chicago.
.Miss
Annie
Doyle.
Gold B e a c h ....
Any article not in stock will be ordered at once, and if not satisfac­
Mr. Ivey left Portland for Wash­
There ie one great branch of the
Yours truly,
Wedderburn.... ......... „John Hume. tory you do not have to take it. All order« attended to promptly. No Supt. Berriam librated 50,000 young ington it was understood that he
government
service whore women
salmon, whieh were hatched from
111! bee................. _______ J. R. Hall.
S. K. DARTT,
was going to secure actioa in eoa-
Mrs. J. D. Cooley. order too small, none too large to handle.
A g n e s s ............
have yet to entef. That is the rail­
eggs taken last August, Most of
.C has. R. W ilson.
gress looking to the admission of a
C orbin...............
W hy do They W att.
way mail service. There ore ehout
the young salmon are from three
. . . Ames Johnston
Port Orford.. . .
territorial delegate to the halls of
25,000 emoloyse in this branch *ef
to
four
inches
long
when
turned
out
..............J.
S.
Capps,
Denmark...........
congress. The information as to
Just why the members of the Leg­ the postal department.
thus being strong enough to elude
........... E. Rackleff.
L a n g lo is...........
Ivey being defendant in a judg islature ere going to wait before
.........J. A. Haines.
the many enemies, that make such
E ck ley...............
For some time past the depart­
ment is being used, it is reported by electing a Senator, does not appear
~r
havoc with very small fish, and to
ment chiefs ia W ubingten have
the
Post
Intelligencsr,
to
defeat
___ Orford Camp Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,- reach the sea in safety. To feed
upon the surface. Doubtless were
J. HUNTLEY,
609,
of the
609. Woodmen
’
Ivey’s aims and changes of eleva­ the public able to go beneath the bun waging war upon the married
Notlce for Publication.
theae
during
this
period
of
growth
World, will meet at their Hall on the
women employed in their ruputivo
superficial covering of prefended
and fourth Saturdays of each
Mr. Berriam puts up large quanti tion.
Attorney A Counselor at Law second
United
States
Land
Office,
month. All members in good standing
Sworn statements are filed de­ anxiety for the people’s weal, they departments sad hundreds of them
Roseburg, Oregon, November, 7, 1902. ties of canned salmon, he liaviug a
are invited to attend.
claring
that the collector of ousloms would discover reasons that appeal have been forced eut of public
Notice is hereby given that in com­
E. C. MARSTER8,, C. C.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
plant for that purpose, furnished
pliance
with
the
provisions
of
theaet
of
in Alaska, in 189S, took from an to some men as sufficient to excuse iservice.
A. 8 . J ohnston , Clerk.
Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An and fitted up by R. D. Hume, the
OXKUOM.
officer of the mounted police $15,000 the delay. And delay ie positively
It is reported that Andrew Car­
act for the sale of timber lands in the
G «U » kSACH
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, well known canning man of lower in gold dust, while the officer was
negie
hae an auured incomo of
known
<o
be
contemplated
for
many
and in Washington Territory,” as ex Rogue river.
MRS. E. W. JENSEN,
returning to Dawson with a prison days before an ending is reached ia $18,000,000 a y u r . Thia m une
tended to all the Public Land States by
Supt. Berriam will also hatch out
Will Practica in all the Court* of this
act of August 4, 1892, Peter O’Connor,
$336,000 n w uk, $48,000 n day, $2,-
er who was charged with having the Senatorial struggle.
F IN E M ILLINERY.
of Ely, county of St. Louis, State of a large number of trout eggs this
State.
stolen the dust from Alexander Me
000
an hear, $84 a minute and fifty
Minnesota, has this day filed in this of­
As a matter of fact, it is an open
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
fice, his sworn statement No. 3894, for spring. He now has 100 cut-throat
A complete line of Ladies and Chil­ the purchase of tlie Southeast quarter trout in an artifical pond, which Donald. Ivey insisted that the secret among the politicians that no cents a second. It look« u though
prisoner and the dust should be Senator will be elected for «aether Mr Carnegie is doeined to die dis­
dren’« Trimmed Hats.
(8EL0 of section No. 34, in Township
No. 31 south, range No. 14 west, he is holding until the spawning given over to him, and the court
J. H. UPTON,
Ready tc Wear Hats and Sailors con- No.
week, probably, for two weeks, and graced after all.
and will offer proof to show that season. He has only lost one fish
stantly on hand.
found that Ivey never returned that Snal results may not be reached
the land sought- is more valuable
The Chicago h u lth department
U . » . C O M M I M H O N E H , Hats trimmed to order on short notice. foi its timber or stone than for agricul­ since the trout were oaught several
prior to the third or fourth week h u officially confirmed the (b u r y
tural purposes, and to establish his weeks ago, and they are all healthy the gold.
P o r t O rford, O reg o n .
ROTARY PUBLIC,
claim to said land before the Register
A recent dispatch from Washing hereafter.
that lemon juice will surely kill the
and Receiver of this office a t Roseburg, and vigorous, and give promise of
Since the Spring «lection ef 1902, germs oi typhoid fever. A tee-
!
Oregon,
on
Monday
the
J5th
day
of
yielding at least 75.000 eggs. Cat ton, says:
L amoloii , Cunav C o ., Q bioon .
E. W . J E N S E N ,
May, 1993.
Surveyor-General Meldruin will nearly eight menthi have elapted, speonful ef the Juiu in half a glass
ching wild trout and holding them
He names as witnesses:
jeal«r in Town Lota, and Improved J U S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E ,
Grant McMahan, William Labeau, of in a new venture in the hatchery be suspended from office within a and during that period of time every of water is recoininsnded far the
1 Ely, Minn, A. E. Peck, of M ntavilla,
few days, just as soon as arrange­ member of the Legislature has bad patient. Thie ie something werth
and Wild Lands.
and
! Oregon, E. 8 . Wells, of Olalla, Oregon. work, and Mr. Berriam is highly
Any
and
all
persons
duim
ing
adverse­
gratified at the success of his work, ments can be made to send some ample time in which to form his remembering.
n o t a r y p u h l ic .
Filings and Final Proofs Made on
ly the above-described lands are re­
competent man to Portland tempo opinions as to the merits of candi­
A London writer u y e that the
quested to file their claims in thisofflce for it will enable a hatchery to have
Homestead« and Pre-emption«,
on or before said 25th day of May, 1993. a much longer period In which to rarily to take charge of the office. dates, and should now be able to lunacy rtturns shew an appellng
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
agent
catch a supply of trout for hatching Geo. E. Waggoner, Meldrum’s chief express that opinion Intelligently. increau during the lu t generation
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
clerk, is to be dismissed from the Presuming that the same apparent and a half. The number ef regis­
purposes.— Medford Success.
German A m erktn
T imbek L and , A ct J un < 3, 1878,—
servioe, bis previous resignation and sluggish nets were to be shown in the tered lunatics ia the United King­
L. A. ROBERTS,
N otice fob P ublication .
The Southern 1’scific railroad
Insurance Company,
the acceptance of the same by Com­ consideration of bills and resolu­ dom in 1859 wet 47,992; in 1902
management hag recently put in
A TTO BN EY AT LAW .
missioner Hermann being totally tion!:, how many measure« would be the number bad increased to 14$,-
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg. Oregon, December 29, 1992 force a livestock schedule whereby gnored as having no bearing in the cleared from the calender?
M y r tle P o in t, O regon .
$31, of tbeu 110,713 being in Eng­
Notice is hereby given that in compll cattle and sheepmen can purchase
The people are tired of delays.
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
case whatever. The report against
acre with the provisions of the Act of
land alone, where the | u r |y la-
purebred
animals
and
put
them
on
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
Probate busines« « specialty.
P o r t O rford, - - - - O regon . act for the sale of timber lands in the their farms and thus improve their Meldruin casts no reflection on his They ere weary ef everlasting m ix­ cruse works out about 2,000 vic­
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, stock. For young bulls, and it is ability as a surveyor. He is at fault ing of Senatoral elections with »tate
tims.
and W ashington Territory,” as ex-
more as an administrative official legislation. They desire to tee the
tended to all the Public Land States young bulls only that are needed
Two Mexicaas, Emetrie de la
P . J . LINDBERG,
AX Mehl, of Ban5"n‘ rounty’of K
from the breeding states, the fr.ight than as a surveyor. This is admit­ natter ended, aad the Legislature
J. M. UPTON,
Garxa,
Jr., and Enrique C. Creel,
He himself admits in his in ­ get down to business that hes been
_
— z - -x . _ .. ..... . V
—
— - &
t.
M ■■ rate
« will
’111 be about
_ 1 .. , on«-fourth
—
—
m * 1. /X e t I,.. ted.
has
this
dav
of the
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
have
gone
from the Mexican eapi-
U N D E R T A K E R . State of — Oregon,
■et
for
the
session
by
the
needs
of
terview one of the eerioua charges
Ital
to
Wuhingtua
to confer with
the
state
and
the
development«
of
brought against him, that of being
RANDOM , O REG O N.
kt . ■
k
t _ « 19i'
r*
rv>____ W
'll
. _
Ik
t . . k o f l - a s k e t a C o ffin s 1 of . * section
No.
Township
31 i a man going East to purchas« a
A
Complete
Line of CasKets, Lomus
No h in wegt
>nd wl„ No.
o(fer
the past two years.— Portland Jour­ our government officials with ref-
adicted
to
drink,
adding
that
when
, s
a
i s
i
..i» .i «
srencs to adopting the gold stand­
and Trimmings.
he drinks he keeps away from the nal.
upstairs, in Eldorado Building
! more valuable for Its timber or stone J in ten tion and brings back a p
ard for that country. They oeme
, h.„ t e ,,
î X K I bnrf . « ¡ . . I ." I b . e ~ w r™ » office. It is this very neglect of hl«
Orders taken for Tombstones
with credential« from their home
e s ta b lis h --------------------------- _
office resulting from drink that is
Cemetery Railing.
the U. 8. Commissioner, at Bandon, turn transportation to attend to hi»
government to study Into financial
GEORGE M. BROWN,
charged
against
him.
With
a
com­
S
Oregon,
on
Monday,
the
9th
day
of
PQH T O R FO RD, OREGON.
purchase if he takes a receipt for his
conditions here. Garxa is a mem­
March, 1903.
petent clerical force, it is eaid here
i He names as w itnesses: Amos Cor- fare when he lesvee hie home for
ber »f the Mexican Congress, end
atto rney at law ,
i son, 8imeon N. B. Hunt, W illiam G. the East. The excessive rates on that the office in a way, will run
Carroll, James Denholm, all of Ban­
Crul is a banker from Chihuahua.
J. W. STRANGE,
livestock shipment from the East itself if Meldrum never put in an
don, Oregon.
BOSEBUXe, OBEOOM.
Any and all persohs claim in g ad­ up to this time has done much to appearance. But when the govern-
According to the dejiartinent of
versely the above-described lands are - r ------------------ -
IM E T T I H T .
meut pays him a r«gulsr salary, it
crown lands of Ontario. Canada, the
requested to Bin their claim s in this of-1 retard the developm ent of first class expeets Ids full services and hie full
fioeon orbeforesaid 9th day of March,
q(.
but w ilb tfa# , jb.
W ALTER SUTTON,
quantity ol pin« eut during the
time, and if one mau ie too busy
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N
J,
T.
BRIDGES,
Register.
|
eral
policy
now
manifested
by the with drink to give this servioe, the
winter of 1900 01 under liu n u w u
N O T A R Y
P U B L IC
___________
_ _ to -,
wonder­ department believes there will he
railroads
we expeot
658,000,000 feel, and during lu t
Will vlist Curry County sem i-annually.,
ful strides in the grading up of the no difficulty i a . getting some one
winter 850,000,000 fu t. The esti­
PO R T O R F O R D - - OREGON
cattle industry.— Plaindealer.
else who can fill ths place satisfac­
mate
for tlie curreet winter by the
torily. A reputation for a surveyor
The Conscience Fund of the
same authority i* 884,50t)jYX) fu t
ia
not
the
only
requisite
for
the
of-
B
E
S
T
I
»
T
H
F
W
O
B
I
»
.
United Slates Treaiury for the past
dr . J. J. CALDWELL,
« u j li lt la.r,
— . r . » „wrpu^J .-tnel'V
board nteature, in addition to which
• a e r M U i« 4«atre f t tobasN-o
1 year was increased by I35.86S.32.
p h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n ,
probably 1,500,000 railway tlu and
One draft of $6,000 was received
m- — »«f
FOX BALI BT DEAI JE Afl OtWKBA l .LT» i l / f
Each generation is wiser then the
a further quantity of telegraph
i. wsjss I — —
1 — ---------- from • Calholio priest who said he
PO R T O R F O R D ,
OREGON.
f - t ì ? í . «
» i T
T he
he O
Oregon
W eek
eekly
Journal. , » 1 . j . . „ - ¡ . - j . , f r o m
B i I U A j Ì o t w BAC
reeon Sem
S em I-
i-W
ly Journal.
uenitent".
them
next. The 8hah of Persia has
polea, fence p u ts, hardwood eed
I I F tm t w ? ir u « iM .e « k * e . I D em ocratic new spaper, ev er fair and a »I-
l- had received It
II from
troni ■ • pennen*
penitent ., i the
m u
ttvltb
««am « year
7» (ftr t for A
nlV Ttk.
. wwa «■ 1 1 aa«* A
«aa«l*s additien was only <
65 wives, while hit father bad
oü 1 w a ys .__
free; ««4
i«4 c o p i« la.
i« k
one
only
'p |, e k
«mailest
single
hemlock lumher will be rut.
diseases of Ladies and Children a Spec
ffÄ S r /ä Ä S S K S Ä
»ISO to » n y e d d r e « .
Th« J o v r n .l, P. 12
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( T a TB AMD DISTBICT O H I C I U :
P. J. MASTERSON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PORT ORFORD, OREGON, .
NEW GOODS
Received by Every Stea­
mer.
ta rut m n , bides , tit.
W.ofW »
FRAZER M ‘ e
sr® © '
laity
«SJZ m £? s Z t!3L I o.
ft..« 1:1. Portland. Or
12 Cents.
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