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

I
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
A bill has been introduced
Ous of the many im portant meas­
the
Oregon Legislature requiring
STATE AND DI8TBICT OFFICERS I
ures that failed to pass the Legisla­ train of four coaches with about 200 the assessors of the various counties
U . 8. Senators—J Mm II. M itchell and
ture was the bill introduced in the persons readied Astoria at noon. of the state to procure from the
Joseph Simon, both of Portland.
lio u st by Speaker H arris, for the All of the sailing craft in the h a r­ land offices, lists of all titled timber
“ My wife had adeep-seated cough
C ongressm an, F irst D istrict—Thomas
bor was in line at Tongue Point,
for three years. 1 purchased two
taxation of corporations. The (thio crowded
H . Tongue, of Hillsboro.
with people and decorated I Unds in their respective counties
bottles of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
law
upon
the
same
subject,
which
G overnor—Geo. E. Cham berlain S a­
ciowueu w i p i
40d to classify such lands at their
large size, and it cured her com­
has proved eminently satisfactory '“ i he government steamer Electro ' actual value according to the
lem.
pletely.”
„ .
J. H. Burge, Macon, Col.
S ecretary of State—F . I. Dunbar, Sa­
in it* results, wa* closely followed
began firing salutes and kept it «P ¡‘Y of Umber thereon, and to assess
lem.
in drafting the bill, and provision
State T .easurer—C has. S. Moore, Sa­
all
the way to the city, followed by the same at its actual value,
Probably you know of
was mads fur insuring a full and
lem.
all
the sailing crafts. Ail Astoria
A bill for an act authorizing the
cough medicines that re­ equitable appraisement of the prop­
Supt. Public In stru ctio n —J. II. Ack­
wa*
at
the
depot.
A
parade
was
,
county
courts of the several conn-
liev e little coughs, all erty of corporations doing business
erm an, Salem.
formed. lad by the Chief of Police ties to authorize the construction of
State P rinter—J . R . W hitney, Salem.
coughs, except deep ones!
in this State.
tluine way* in ta d upon county
Attorney G eneral—D. R. N . B lack­
As was to be expected, a storm of and a platoon of patrolmen, then a
The
medicine
that
has
b u rn , Salem.
roads.
been curing the worst of opposition met the proposed legis­ hand, marshals, city officers, G. A.
C lerk State.Lund B oard—M. L .C h a m ­
Be it enacted by the Legislative
li.,
Mayor
in
hack
with
Senator
lation. Representatives and emis­
berlain, Salem.
deep coughs for six ty
Assembly
of the State of Oregon;
J o in t Senator fo r Coos and Curry—T.
saries of a score of big corporations Fulton, carriages with prom inent;
y ears is Ayer’s Cherry
aud,
Be
it
enacted by tho piopl» of
M. Dimm ick.
were on hand to fight the bill. The citizen«, citizens oa foot and the
Pectoral.
the
State
of
Oregon:
Jo in t R epresentative for Coos and
lobbyists of the railroads, the palace fire department. Senator F ulton
Three sizes: 23c. Me., SI. AU drafilsU.
Section 1. The county court of
C urry—R. D. Hume, W edderburn.
was
carried
in
the
arms
of
friends
car companies, the telegraph and
Ju d g e, 2d Judicial D istrict—J . W .
any county in this state is author­
ConsvV. your doctor. If V® says take It,
i th en do as ho says. If h® tells you not
telephone companies were working to a carriage. From tliu arrival
H am ilton, Roseburg.
to take it. th en don’t take it. lie know s.
ized, in its discretion, upon the
1 Leave it w ith him. We are witling.
Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Ju d icial D is­
ike beavers to protect the interests until the parade reached the Occi­
J. C. A Y ER CO., L ow ell. Mass
tric t—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
dental llolel a din of noise was kept petition of any person, company,
of these habitual tax dodgers.
or corporation engaged in the opera­
U. 8. Com m issioners—J . H . U pton,
Their efforts were successful and up.'
O r eg o n ’s New U . S. S e n a to r .
tion of the sawmill or mills, to grant
L an g lo is; J . H untley, Gold Beach.
J.
H.
Smith
¿tads
a
speech
of
the bill failed to pass the House,
such
person, company, or coipora-
COUNTY OFFICERS.
welcome. He referred feelingly to
At Salem last Friday night on though Speaker Harris made a
tion
the right to construct and
C ounty J u d g e - E . A. Bailey, Gold
Fulton’s early struggles and justice
the forty secod joint ballot of the powerful argument in support of it.
Beach.
m aintain in and upon any county
of
this
election
without
a
taint
on
his
County Commissioners—F . U. Blake,
Twenty second Legislative Session, In the course of the debate he al­
campaign. Mr. Fulton was almost road in such county, a tlunie way
Chetco; C. W. H aines, E.-kley.
and the eighteenth of last nig h ts luded to the fact that two years ago
suitable lor floating and transport­
overcome with emotion.
Sheriff—J. G. W alker, Gold Beach.
joint Ltgislativ» session, Charles a similar bill was defeated, despite
C ounty Clerk—George W . Sm ith,
He said while tlm i was tha proud­ ing by water in sucli tluine way the
W. Fulton, of Clatsop County, the strong popular demand for its est day of his life, Wt he telt a tiuge products of such sawmills, includ­
Gold Beach.
was elected United States Senator passage’ and he warned his oppon­
County Treasurer—Jam es C aughell,
ing cord wood: provided, that such
ents that all those members who of sadness considering tho obliga­
W edderburn.
to succeed Joseph Simon.
tions placed upon him. He said it llutnc way shall be placed on such
Assessor—A. H. Post, P ort Orford .
While the result was accomplish voted against it had been retired by
had been charged th a t he would county road as “hall be designated,
School S upt.—Wm. 8. G uerin, L an g ­
ed a t Friday night’s joint meeting, their constituents to private life.
by the county court. And provided-
lois.
The warning was unheeded but it work for Astoria to the exclusion
the last of the present session, it
further, that the county court shall
Surveyor—D. Cunniff. Jr., Gold Beach.
of
other
portions
of
the
state.
was early Saturday morning, for may yet bear truit. Legislators who
M SETIN6H OF TH E COU®TS.
People who know him and know provide the m anner in such flume
the hands of the clock in the H all undertake to make laws for the cor­
C ircuit C ourt m eets Fourth Monday in !
tho sentiment of Astoria would not way shall be oonstrabted, and the
of Representatives pointed to seven­ porations rather than for the people
A ugust of each year.
believe it. He would represent all length of time the same may be
C ounty C om m issioners C ourt m eets
teen minutes past 12 when the will learn to regret it. The remedy
sections
alike and the people ot maintained in aud upon said coun­
first W ednesday in Jan u ary , April,
official announcement of the result lies in the hands of the people and
ty road.
Astoria kew it.
Ju ly and Septem ber of each year.
FLOUR and F E E D always on hand.
was made by President Brownell. they will apply it-
Section 2. As there is urgent ne­
He said the Columbia should be im ­
P robate C ourt meets first Monday in
Mr.
Harris
undoubtedly
spoke
Orders taken for any article not in stock.
The first ballot taken Friday
cessity
for the use of county roads
each month.
proved from the m outh as far as it
night resulted practically as had truly when he declared th at such a
as herein contemplated, this act
C U R ST COUNTY POST OFFICES AND POST­
Orders taken for Suits, and fits guaranteed.
could
ba
improved
toward
the
the one taken Thursday, a majority law as he proposed will eventually
M ASTERS.
source. Portland and
Astoria shall take effect and be in force
of the Multnomah delegation voted be enacted, for it rests upon the
C hetco................................... F. H . Blake.
should bury every feeling of jeal­ from and after its approval by the
H a rb o r......................Jam es McCutchen.
for Geer, and Fulton’s alloted 33 plain fundam ental principle that
ously and anim osity There is governor. This bill is now a law.
Gold B e a c h ............. Miss A nnie Doyle.
votes being east m his tavor. There corporation* as well as individuals
room ia Oregon for m any large cit­
F a t M en E a sy to R ob .
W ed d erb u rn ...................... Jo h n Hume.
were no speeches, and there was no must bear their share of taxation. —
ies and all the people that may
Illih e e .....................................J- R H alL
Telegram.
excitement.
A g n ess......................M rs. J. D. Cooley
come for a thousand years. T ill­
F at men of easy temperament are
On the second ballot, Represen­
Probably no man with large gilts
.W E. Burrow.
Ophir.
amook
harbor,
Coos
Bay,
aad
other
the
favorite prey of the professional
.Chas R. W ilson.
tative Hume, who had been voting of this order ever made a more in­
C o rb in .
points
on
the
coast
should
be
im
­
pickpockets,
according to no lesa an
Ames
Johnston
P o rt O rford----
variously for minority candidates auspicious beginning than did Pres­
proved. He closed by thanking the authority than ‘‘Moll Matches,”
D en m ark ............................. J. S. Capps.
since his arrival on tho scene of ident Grant. After lie had graduat­
L a n g lo is ............................. E. Rackleff.
people who stood in front of him by who in his day served time in many
conflict two w eeks ago, changed to ed with honors from West Pei nt, he
E e tle y .............................. J. A. H aines.
thousands. He addressed them prisons ia the process of learning
Geer. On the third ballot there not only failed in securing any
from the second story of the Oc­ to let thin, nervous individuals
^
was no change, except that F ulton suitable military appointment, but
alone when plying his lawless trade.
J. H U N TLEY ,
cidental-
¡cast his first voto. It was for also as a business man he proved
Like all "good dips,” this partic­
New. York, Feb. 24.—Samson
I Frank 1. Dunbar, Secretary of State. a distinct failure. Even when war
Attorney & Counselor at Law All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund I The fourth, fifth' sixth and seventh cam e on, and the nation was in cry ­ Ludger, the sole survivor of the dis­ ular pickpocket was a respectable-
looking fellow, who would pass u n ­
ed. providing the goods are returned in good order.
I ballots witnessed no changes. On ing need of superior leaders, Grant aster th a t killed every oth»r living
NOTARY PUBLIC,
noticed in a crowd. He had lots of
thiag
in
St.
Pierre,
arrived
here
to­
j the eighth ballot Senator Mays join was slow in getting a foothold.
-O-
experience
anil knew his business
day
on
the
steamer
Fontabello.
Ho
O beson .
, ed tlie majority of his delegation And when he finally did secure a
G old B bacu
thoroughly.
His reasons, aa given
'in voting for Geer. The ninth, command, some one of inferior abil­ is in destitute circumstances and
by
himself,
were
these:
tenth, eleventh and twelfth were ity was put in and he in a sense insane. He will be cared for by
Tt'ill Practice in all the Court« of this
‘‘Experience
ha9
taught me th a t
featureless. On the thirteenth, demoted. Until almost the close friends in this city.
State.
1 Timber Laud, Act June 3, 18!
nervousness
and
fidgetiveuess
are
Ludger
was
imprisoned
in
a
dun-
MRS. E. W. JEN SEN ,
Orton of Multnomah cast hi” vote of his military career, fortune seem -
Notice fo r Publication.
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
usual characteristics of thin people
gnon
ef
the
St.
Pierre
prison
when
for Geer, making the total 30. The i ej lo confe her honors upon him
fine millineky
U n ited States Land Office,
the volcano commenced to vomit when in a crowd. Therefore, they
i Roseburg, Oregon, November, 7, 1902. fourteenth ballot was featureless. grudgingly, and it was only the
are more apt to turn around sud­
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
J. H. UPTON,
01 last great chapter in his war experi- death and destruction in every di­
A complete line of Ladies and Chil pliance w ith the provisions of tlie a c t of On the fifteenth, Senator Smith,
denly, and take quicker notice of
Congress of Ju n e 3, 187«, entitled ‘‘Ail Multnomah, placed H. W. Scott in ence8 that put his ability as a great rection.
U . 8 . C O M M I S S I O N E R , d re n ’s Trim m ed Hats.
As the terror-stricken people of any push or jostle they may receive.
act for th e sale of tim ber lands in th e nomination, Representative Malarky i [eader beyond question. It would
Ready tc W ear H ats and Sailors con States o f California, Oregon, Nevada,
I have invariably found th a t »uch
■ a good . .u
:_ _ r__
thing
for - a . young man the city were overwhelmed with
NOTARY PUBLIC,
stantly on hand.
and in W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex­ seconding. Mr. Scott received 28 be
people are constantly on the alert,
Hats trim m ed to order on short notice tended to all th e Public Land States by votes. Kay went from Geer to Ful­ who has faith in himself to remem­ the mass of falling lava and ashes,
a rt of A ugust 4, 1892, l’eter O’Connor,
so
that they are not so easily
L anglois , C ur » t Co., O keoon .
Ludger, cowering in his cell, lieard
P o r t O r fo r d , O r e g o n .
1 of Elv, county of St. Louis, State of ton, making the lattei's total 34. ber G rant’s battle with fats when
got
at as more corpulent and con­
the
screame
of
the
Victims
and
felt
M innesota, has th is day tiled i l l th is of­
On the sixteenth ballot Mulkey things looked blackest to him. He
Qealer in Town Lots, and Im proved
fice, his sworn statem ent No. 3894, for
sequently easier going people. I t ia
E. W . J E N S E N ,
something
of
the
awful
heat.
have had
unquestioaed
the purchase of the Southeast q uarter spoke in advocacy of Mr. Scott’s m ust
and W ild Lands.
Deep down in his stone retreat a deuced sight more difficultto take
J U S T IC E O P T H E P E A C E , GSEta) of section No. 34, in Township candicy, and voted for him, mak­ confidence in his own abilities to
No. 31 south, range No. 14 west,
F ilings and Final Proofs Mod© on
the prisoner escaped the late of the anything from them without detec­
AND
and will offer proof to show th at ing his total 29. On the seven- so persist in spite of opposition. —
others and he was found there by tion than it is from tho individuals
Homesteads and Pre-em ptions.
land sought is more valuable teeth ballot Hobson went from Geer Roseburg l’laindealer.
N O T A R Y l ’U H LIC. I the
fot its tim ber or stone th an for agricul­
the first searching party that delved of more extended torporosity
tural purposes, ami to establish his to Fulton. On the eighteenth bal­
GEN ERA L CONVEYANCING.
who fall into passive attitude» and
Oregon now ranks first in the in the ruine for the dead.
claim to said land before th e Register lot Nottingham of Multukmah
and R eceiver of this office a t Roseburg,
reveries that render them quite un-
number
of
Aegora
goats
and
in
tile
Before
losing
his
inind
Ludger
AGENT
1 Oregon, on Monday the 25th day of changed from Scott to Fultoa, and
conseious
of the sly, stealthy hand
quality
of
the
mohair
produced
is
a
L. A. ROBERTS,
was able to give a vivid description
May, 1903.
i this started the long loeked-for
lie nam es as witnesses:
German American
of
the
pickpocket.”
successful
rival
to
that
ol
lu
rk
e
y
,
of the sounds accompanying the oru-
A T T O IU N E A ’ A T I. A W
G ran t McMahan, William Labeau, of landslide, Banks, Croisau, Hums,
Thi* theory is known to all ex­
Insurance Company, Elv, M inn, A. E. Peck, of M ntavilla, Hayden, Jhonston, Mulkey, Steiw savs the Medford Success. New uption, although he could sec noth
Oregon, E. 8. Wells, of O lalla, Oregon, i er Fisher, Daly, and Sone* of Mult- ¡that Oregon mohair has made tor
M y r tle P o in t , O r e g o n .
pert police, and they govern them­
ing-
LIFE, FIKE AND MARINE.
Any and all persons claim in g ad v erse­
selves in accordance with the rule to
ly the above-described lands are re- nomah following hi* lead in the itself a reputation in the markets
! quested to file th eir claim s in tbisofllce order named, giving the Clatsop of the world, go.tr.ising h a . be-
Washington, Feb. 23.— 1 ho 1 ni- always watch the fat ones when
Probate business a apecialty.
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
on or before said 25th day of May, 190.,.,
J .T . B RID G ES, Register. County candidate 46 votes. His come ene of the most prohtable ted State Supremo Court today de- looking for a ‘‘»lip."—Chicago Tri
P o r t O rford, - - - - O regon .
election was than announced by branches of stockraising in this elded the prize money cases brought i,une.
T imber L and . A ct J uhx 3, 1878,— President Brownell, amid a perfect .late. Goats thrive on land where by Admiral Dewey in behalf of the |
J. M. UPTON,
P. J. LINDBERG , .
N otice ior P cblicatios .
storm of cheers and appl*U«e. And other stock would starve, and being officers and inen of his fleet on ac-j
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
In every town
so ended the contest.— Rossburg hardy and very free from disease, count of the vessels sunk at Manila
UNDERTAKER.
U nited States Tamd Office,
and village
'R oseburg. Oregon. D ecember 20, 1902. piaiudealer.
B A N D O N '. O R E G O N .
j they have advantage» th at com » and afterward reclaimed, in tiieir
Notice is hereby given th a t in co m p li­
favor, but tha cases of Admiral
may be had»
mend
them
to
farmer»
in
tins
sec-
,
A Complete Line of Caskets, Collins ance with the p rovisionaof th e Act of
| C ongress of Ju n e 3, 1 «78, entitled “ An
Offica u p stairs, in Eldorad» Building
Denver Feb. 13.—The official tion. There are now a few h an d s; Sampson, for whose name that of i
and Trimmings.
the
act for the sale of tim b er land* in the
Admiral Taylor was substituted, inj
States of C alifornia. O regon, Nevada ‘orders trantferring General Funston of gouts in the Rogue River Valley, I
Order* taken for Tombstones and knd W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex- from Colorado to the Department of and they have been so profitable his own behalf and that of hisoffi-
! tended to all th e Pul blic ¿And States
Cemetery Railing.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
their j cers and men on account of the
bv act of A ug u st 4, 1892, Fred Washington, Oregon, Idaho and that it i. now certain th at
PO R T ORFO RD, OREGON.
A. Meld, of B andon, <*>unty of Coos, i Alaska have been received from the number will be increased and th at . Maria Teresa, sunk at tho liattle of
State of Oregon, h as thia «lay
a t t o r n e y a t l a w ,
Santiago, was decided adversely to I
filed in thieofBcc h is sworn statem ent War Department. They were a goatraising will become »no ol th e ;
No. 4188, for the p u rch ase o fth e N I.j surprise in that he i» to report at | . ading industries of Southern the claimant*. The Teresa was
J . W. STRANGE,
BOSRBCRG, OREGON.
of section No. 19, in Tow nship No. 31
uninjured after being rescued, where
south, range No. 14 west, ami will offer Vancouver Barrack» on or «bout Oregon.
proof to show th a t the land sou g h t is , March I
l> K X n n t .
It was not expected th at i W ashington, Feb. 23.— Senator ss the vessels reclaimed at Manila
more v aluable tor its tim b er or stone
DR. J. J. C A LD W E LL,
ts to attend tumor- I are still in use.
th an for ag ricu ltu ral purpose», and to he would have to h ave here until M iu, „ e
C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R E G O N . estab lish Ids claim to said land l>efor<- April 1. This Change of date <»» MikWU « I " '-
that makes your
P h y s i c i a n a n d « la i - g r e o n ,
u’ Ul punp»J I»« JO
G eneral R an d all, row’s session of
the Sennte. His ' jfw
th e U. 8. Comm issioner, st Bandon. m ade so that
c ,j ' 9 .» i - G 6 • .o j r o /||« n n n - .9 '«oq
horses glad. -
x iiu .
’ i n « n t* ’ ........ ....
Oregon, on .Monday, the 9th day of whom lie succeeds, could leave for physicians say lie has h -en physical
PORT ORPOKO,
O R E G O N . Will v iist C urry C ounty seml-anrnially. M arch, 1903.
-ji -'-n
> i/l'W h*® —*■
. jy g,t
resume work at the Capitol O|< > ,>
V R OXO'
He nam es as w itnesses: A tnos Cor­ the Philippine* with ids troop*
-,
------
Jiao«« W ««
son, Simeon N. B. H unt. W illiam G. April 1.
f , r „ waek, but bad weather has
_
Dieeases of I Adies and Children» Spec-|
C
arro
ll,
Janies
Denholm
,
all
of
B
an
­
‘r.oon
otp
» fhm’l'lobtrro Spit ami Saute loar 1 lr>
_ r TIT Port Orford Camp
f rta«l»dx® ««<n«H»nn'»Ai*« um
t«o
North Platt, Feb. 2 4 - Irma Cody, ; ^ p t him indoors,
• Ul »V • flog. Woodmen of the don, Oregon.
. . .
,
,,_t •o »o :qrt| io>
*«**»«»•'* To q u it uttftceo caally aud forever, be »!*••
laity
r • 'tc. lull of L ie, n e rro an<l vigor, ta k a No-T*
Any and all person» cla im in g ad­
World, will m eet at their Hall on the
TnoX i .»uitava
««•*
it ,c, tha wonder-w orker, th a t umkea weak men
second and fourth Saturdays of each versely the above-described lan d s a n 1 daugeter of “ Buffalo B ill,” was; Total value of taxable property
®tro:
All druggist», 10a or II. C areg u aran -
c
County in 1901 was 1516
i M a m t e Y « n r llo w « ln W i t h r -w e g r e te .
T h e O reg o n S e m i-W e e k ly J o u rn a l, a m onth
All members in good standing I reqtiesvsl to file th e ir claim s in th is of- married to Lieut Stott of the I wel-
> free. Ai i f treac
— •
‘ tic© on o r before M id 9tli day of March, fill Cavalry at noon, lb« groom is
D e m o c ra tic n e w sp a p e r, e v e r ralr a n d a l- are invited to attend r s t e r S i Q
‘ »wrhn« lu m cd /C a. Ch-afo or New
-
*
K f i qai f i i ’ W«j¡2y lŸ c ^ c 'k îu d r^ S r u U n d m
w a -a fre e 164 co p ies in o n e y e n r fo r o n ly
¡stationed
at
Fort
Clark.
Tex.
*072.00
In
1902
H
was
$
>bl,J8l.(X).
I 190:?.
P. ,1. MASTERSON,
PORT 01! FOE 11, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best, Only,
1 » IIY G O O IS * .
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery,
N E W GOODS
Received bv every steamer.
IB .......
DOORS and WINDOWS.
.
Mict
pm o
mom
W
» •.in
O
to a n y
a d d re ss.
T h e J o u rn a l.
R-n 121. P o rtla n d , Or.
P.
A. 8. J ohvstox , Clerk.
J. T B R ID G E S , R egister.