The Port Orford tribune., March 25, 1903, Image 1

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F O R T
O R F O R D ,
O R E G O N ,
W ig J A K S O A Y * M A R C H
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
B ill«
iu V a r io u s Le^ih
la t u r e s .
n>O 3.
U n cle S am 's N ew O cean C ables.
Work o f 8 4 D ays.
Washing tea, March 17.— The
Mere than 10,000 nautical miles Panama Canal treaty between the
The crop or fool legislation evolv­
of
cable
have
been
laid United Statee and Columbia, which
;U. 8. Ssnators—Jjhn H. Mitchell and
ed
in the United States has been
Joseph Simon, both of Portland
in the bed of tho Pacific Ocean,
was ratified today, was signed at
unusually large this year.
Congressman, First District—Thomas
“ 1 had a most stubborn cough
Within a year thia will ba increas­ Washington January 22, 1903. It
The number of impractical fads
H . Tongue, of Hillsboro.
for many years. It deprived me
ed to 18,000 milea.
waa negociated by Secretary Hay
of sleep and I grew very thin. I
•Governor—Gao. £ . Chamberlain Sa­
written into bills and presented for
then triad Ayer's Cherrv Pectoral,
It will then be possible U send on the part of the United Slates and
lem.
national
or
State
action
eee.ae
to
and was quickly cured.”
messages almost completely around Thomas erraa, charge d’affaires,
.Secretary of 8tate—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
R. N. Mann, Fall Mills, Tenn.
be on the increase. Freaks of leg
the earth by wire ever twe different eu the part of Columbia, who signde
lem.
ieletion there always have been, hut
State Treasurer—Chas. 8. Moore, Sa­
S ixty y e a rs o f c u re s
routes,
the document. On January 23 It
what may be thought of such
lem.
and such testimony as the
Mesiage sent westward frees New was sent to the President and by
SupL Public Instruction—J. II. Ack­
measures as the following being
above have taught us what
York can then bo received in New him sent to the Senate on the same
erman, Salem.
presented in all seriousness iu this
Ayer’s
C
h
erry
Pectoral
Yerk
again from London ton min­ date. It woe referred to the eom-
State Printer—J . B. Whitney, Salem.
year of the twentieth century, 19037
Attorney General—D. B. N . Black­
utes later, having been transmitted .mittee on foreign relation* on the
w ill do.
United Statee Senator Welling­
burn, Salem.
W e know it’s the great­
across the American continent, same day and reported back on
ton
is seeking to have the Con­
Cleric State I And Board—M. L. Cham­
through the depths of the Padific, February 3. The treaty was dis­
est cough re m e d y e v e r
stitution amended to prohibit the
berlain, Salem.
made. A n d you w ill say
over
Australia or the Orient, tcrase cussed at senes length during the
J oin t Senator for Coos and Curry—T.
possession of more than $10,000,000
Indie, the Indian Ocean, tha Med­ last Cengress.
so, too, after you try it.
M. Dimmick.
by aay one individual in the United
There’s cureineverydrop.
iterranean, around Spain, under
Joint Representative for Coos and
O n March 6, th e -«Uy Ahe ereeial
States.
If this pasaas, the hundreds
Curry—R. D. Hume, Wedderburn.
the Atlantic to Eaglaud and thence
nmOns! UC..NC..U. anSrwfWa
ssion of the Sonata convened,
of millions of the Rockefeller«,
Judge, ad Judicial District—J. W.
by Atlantic cable hack to New the treaty wae again referred ta the
Conault your doctor. If ho aoyo U ko IK
the Vanderbilts and ethers weuld
Hamilton, Roaabqre.
th o n d o m ho aoya. If ho tolls you not
committee on foreign relations, and
York.
to
toko
It.
then
don’t
toko
It.
Ho
k
aovo.
Prosecuting Attorney, Sd'Judfcial D is­
become by law either a public nuis­
Leovo It with him. Wo ore willing.
J. C. ATBB CO., Lowell, M o m .
The cost of Pacific cables that on Maroh 9 was again reported to
trict—-George M. Brown, Roseburg.
ance, a public folly or a public peril
will be laid by tka and of the pres­ the Senate, since which time it has
U. 8. Commissioners J. K. Upton,
and weuld be forfeited to the State.
Lanfeloia; J. Huntley, Gold Beach.
ent year will be about $20,000,000. been under discussion. Neither in
A Q u e e r C o n g r e ssio n a l B lu n d e r .
Kissing without a certificate of
COl’KTT o m e n s .
Thera will be twa separate and committee or by the Senate was the
health from a peyeician will be un­
County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold
What seems to bs an instance of
complete cables, one all British and treaty amended, and it wae ratified
lawful in Minnesota if a bill now
Beach.
gress carelessness in connection with
the other all American.
as first negoitated.
before the State Legislature becomes
County Commissioners—F. H. Blake,
important legislation is revealed by
The laying of these great stretch
Not a single change was made in
Cheteo; C. W. Haines, Eckley.
a law. Before a man may kiss he
the discovery that the new im m i­
es ef wire involves engineering
it, and it becomes effective, so far
Sheriff—J. G. Walker, Gold Beach.
must show that he has no contag­
cheevementa af a high order. A 3, aa the United State* is concerned,
gration law has been framed so that
County Clerk—George W. Smith,
Gold Beach.
it applies to all territory subject to ious disease.
240-mile span, such as the one be­ just as it was signed.
A bill placing a tax of $50 a year
Ceunty Treasurer—James Caughell,
the United Statee, as well as to the
tween Vancouver, B. C., and Fan­
The only step remaining before
on bachelors and of $25 • yea.' on
Wedderburn.
ning Island, wonld bava been an action is ¿oeaible under it ie its
country
itself.
Assessor—A. H. Poet, Port Orford .
•Id maids, unless they can show impeeeibla thing a few years age.
The executive officials of the
ratification by the Columbia Con­
School Bupt.—Wm. 8. Guerin, Lang­
that their unwedded state is sot of
Rather morn than fifty years ago gress.
Government, including Secretary
lois.
their own choosing, or that they
Surveyor—D. Canniff, Jr., Gold Beach.
the first submarine cable for com­
Shaw, whoea advice was asked in
After that the President will be
are quite unable to pay the tax, has
mercial uea was laid in tha Straits free to appoint Vie canal commissi­
regard to the new act, are said to
MBBTinae or tbs coubts .
been introduced in the Legislature
of Dover. Since then 200,000 milea on, buy the right* ef the French
have been ignerant of the clause
Clrcalt Court meets Fourth Monday in
of
New York State dy Repreeenta
August of each year.
bringing the Philippines, Hawaii
of cable have been laid at a coat af eompany, and begin work.
County Commissioners Court meets
and Porto Rico within the scops of live Isadore Cohn.
$275,000,000.
The Senate expects to ratify the
first Wednesday in January, April,
On a par with this measure was
its oporatioos. As conditions with­
Great as this sum Is, it ie eaid to Cuban reciprocity treaty today and
Ju ly sad September of each year.
FLOUR and FEED always on hand.
in each of theso insular possessions a law actually passed by the Mis­ pay a good broftt.
adjourn tha special eeeaien tonight
Probate Court meets first Monday in
souri Legislrture in 1897 which fined
Orders
taken
for
any
article
not
in
stock.
Groat Britan has an all British
differ widely from those prevailing
each month.
widows and inaidsns from $100 te line encircling the glebe, subsidised
The Government maintains one
in the United States, it is evident
CUBBT COUSTY TOST OiriC M I AMD FOST-
Orders taken for Suits, and fits guaranteed.
$500
for rejecting a snitor. It was by Canada, Australia and Great “poipetual light.” It thine* in on*
■ ASTIBI.
that its strict enforcement is likely
called a “singls-tax” law, which it Bitain a t a ratio of 39, 83 and 88 of the dreariest ploeee in the world,
C hetee..................... ............. F. H. Blake.
to be difficult and that it may work
literally was, and was afterward per cent., respectively, woe cons plat­ out ia the Mississippi ewampe, and
Harbor.................... , James McCutchen.
much hardship.
amended to add to the fine the pro
Gold B each ........... .Miss Annie Doyle.
ha* not failed to ebine for many
There
seems
to
be
no
reason
for
ed a few months ago.
Wedderburn......... ............John Hume.
vision that the woman should ssw
years. It ie located between Lake
The
cable
route
of
thia
glov-en
supposing
that
Congress
knew
what
Illlh e s.................... ...............J . R. Hall.
on buttons and darn socks for the
it was doing when it made the pro
circling line in: From Vaneeever Borgne and the Mississippi Sound
A gn ess.................... .Mrs. J. D. Cooley.
rejected suitor for six months. This
Ophir....................... ....... W . E. Burrow.
visions of tho law so swooping. The
to Fanning Island, '»,240 nautical and ie seldom Beared by any mariner
C orbin..................... ..C h a s. R. W ilson.
country has often been assured effectually killed it.
mines: Fannig Island ta Fiji, 2,093 •r wayfarer. It stand* out in the
'I k s P an n sw lw a n i» L m U .L.4— - - miles; Fiji to Norfolk Island, »0» marsh visible ‘o some of the rail­
Port Orford........... . . . Ames Johnston
• L.» il.. wmamiltwa»
ures of .moment in their charge 1899 sought to stop the payment ef miles; Norfolk Island to Brisbane, roads. Without any cheerful proe-
L a n g lo is................. .............E. Rackleff.
scrutinized them with such pain­ wages to coal miners in store orders. Queensland, 834 miles, and to New overhang with miasmatic mist,
E ck ley..................... ......... J. A. H eines.
compassed by filthy arms of the sea,
staking care that exhaustive debate In committee the words “on de Zealand, 537 milea.
upon them was unnecessary. The rasnd” were inserted io that the
la tha atrateh of 3,240 nautilal among malted weed* and rank mud,
J. HUNTLEY',
blunder may be rectified at the law reads: “All wages shall be miles—equal to 4,000 statuo miles the-light goes on peipetually. The
wind* do not blow it out and it
next session of Congress, but that paid in cash on demand.” This
Attorney A Counselor at Law All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund does not alter ths fact that it may made the law utterly valueless, for a thousand tons of copper wars used. never explode*. Every three
In places this cable was sunk 16,000
ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
cause a good deal of inconvenience if a miner demanded cash he conld feet below the snrface. Parte ef the months James Young, a Govern­
NOTARY PUBLIC,
and possible injustice in the mean­ be, and generally was, at onoe laid cable weighed >1 tons to the mile. ment employee, goes out-in a small
off or discharged.
OasaoM.
time.
Gana Basca
The all American line is being boat and fight« his way to ths light­
house and loadet up the lone senti­
San Fraacisco, March 14.— An­ built without government assistance
London, March 17.—During the nouncement made today by general by the Commsrcial Pacific Com­ nel with oil. It* name is "Per­
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,—No­
Will Practica in all the Courts of this
discussion of the navy estimates in officers of the Santa Fe railroad tend pany, of which Clarence H. Mackay petual Light.”— Philadelphia Lodg­
tice tor Publication.
State.
MRS. E. W. JENSEN,
the House of Commons today, Sir to confirm the opinion that it is the and George G<ay are the active er.
Pahlie Land Cases a Specialty.
United States Land Office,
F IN E MILLINERY.
Robert Reid, Liberal, acknowledged
intention of that company to build heads.
_____
Roseburg, Oregon, January 31, 1903 .
Grants Pass, Or., Mareh 19.—
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I Notice is hereby given that in cora- that with the international situation northward into Portland and the
The great enterprise woe stated
Through
the efforts of the Grants
A
complete
line
of
Ladies
and
Chil-
pliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
as it was, the government was Pacific northwest. Already right by Cyrus W. Field, but ta the late
J. H. UPTON,
,
,
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
Pas* Weman’e Club an assurance
dren s Trimmed Hats.
j gct
ga)e oj tim ber lands in the •atitlsd to ask tha House to support
of way privileges have been secured John W. Mckay much of the credit bo* been received from Andrew
V . O . C O J O I M W I O r i E H , Beady tc Wear Hats and Sailors con- ; gtatee of California, Oregon, Nevada,
it in the proposed snormeus expend­
into the most remote districts of must be given for its eaneummatian. Carnegie, tb* great philanthropist,
stantly on band.
I and in Washington Territory," as ex-
iture. The speaker believed, how­ northern California, and from that
i
u ...« tie *
the Public 1892>
Land
States,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
That part of the line running
H»ts trimmed , to order
on short
notice. tended
by ftct to
o{ all
Augugt
Mary
F.
that $5,000 will be given the city
ever, that ths publie here and else­
section it is but a step over the line from Han Francisco te Honolulu, for tb* establishment of a free read­
P o r t O r fo r d , O r e g o n .
¡Berger,
of
Eugene, county of
L amsuois , C ubby Co., Oaaoo.x.
___________________ ' Lane, state of Oregon has this day where weuld revolt at the insensate into Oregon.
Hawaiian Islands, 2,412 nnutionl
ing room aud public library. Soma
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filed in this office his sworn statement competition in naval armaments.
miles, ie completed. This section time ago the ladies of tb* club, of
A
Santa
Fe
official
says:
“You
E W JE N S E N ,
No. 4384,for the purchase of the Lots 9
gaoler in Town Lota, and Improved
and 10 and NJ of 8EJ, of Section No. Only three European powers were
cost $2,500,000. From Honolulu which there are some 110 in num­
and Wild Lands.
J U S T I C E O F T H E P E A C E , 4 in Township N o.32 South, of Range concerned, for the United Stales may say that certain persons acting
the line will run to Manila, 6,800 ber, undertook tb* task of reaching
in
the
interest
of
ths
Santa
Fe,
have
No.
14
west,
and
will
offer
proof
to
show
F ilin gs and Final Proofs Made on
and
; that the land sought is more valuable had no naval bate in Kuro|>e’ and acquired the Eel River and Eureka miles, touching on routs Guam and
Mr. Carnegie and have aucceded in
: for its timber or stone than for agri- would remain, he believed, sub­
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
IX O T A I I Y P U B L I C .
Road, the Pacific Lumder Com­ Midway Island. Frees Manila the doing so. It now remain* for the
’ cultural purposes, and to establish his
power.
I claim to said land l>efore the Register stantially an American
line will be laid to Shanghai.
citizesn to pledge $500 annually
GKNERAL CONVEYANCING.
and Receiver of this office, at Roseburg, He, therefore, suggested ti)«t His pany’s railroad, and the California-
The cable rate to Honolulu Is 50 for tb* support of tb* library when
Northwestern; that surveyors are
Oregon, on Tursday, the 9tli day of
AGENT
established. A* everyeno is heartily
Majesty’s govsrnmsst open friendly
! July, 1903. She namea as witnesses:
now in the fields making surveys cents a word, and this will be cut to iu favor of the projected library it
,
Edward
Wells,
of
Camus
Valley,
Ore-
a
ROBERTS,
negutiatious
with
the
powers
con­
L.
1 gon, David Murphy of Alma, Oregon,
for the extention of these properties 35 cents in a couple of years. The is not likely that any trouble will
German American
' John Murphy, Charles Haines, both ol cerned in this race, with the view southward, and that eventually rate to China will be $1 a word.
V ACY A T L A W .
be experienced iu this particular.
In su ran ce C om pany, KUgene, Oregon.
of arriving at an understanding in
The money will probably be raised
These
are
the
rates
given
out
at
l
a
l
l
persons
c
la
im
in
g
ad
verse
there
will
be
direct
communication
A
n
y
a
n
d
,
a P o in t , O r e g o n .
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE.
Iy the above-described lands are re regard to the limitation of naval between Eureka and this city.”
present by ths cable companies. It by taxation. A meeting of all
luested _____
to lile their claims in this of armaments. Ths estimates provide
que___
citizens interested in the library is
A northern extention to Crescent is by no means impossible, however to beoalledand ways and means dis­
lice on or before the said 9th day of
.bats businesta specialty.
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
for
an
expenditure
of
$179,184,205.
July, 1903.
that the competition afforded by cussed.
J. T. BRIDGE8, Register. It is proposed to cumpltte this year City is mentioned iff a possibility in
P o r t O rfo rd ,
- O regon,
wirelee^telegraphy will before long
the
future,
and
the
read
ie
likely
te
TT mbkb L amo , A ct J unb 3, 1878,— sixs battleship««,
Princeton, N. J., March 17.— Ex-
11 armored
force
the cable raise down to a
N otice for P ublication .
go still further.
J. M. l/PTON,
p . J . LINDBERG,
Presidsnt Cleveland will he CO
cruiflqr* and one secenil-class
much lower figure.
years of ago tomorrow. He wifi
You are not required te again
Attsrnsy and U'qnnseler at Law,
cruiter, two si eops of war, feur
United States Land Office,
spend the day at heme with hi*
Roseburg, Oregon, January 21, 1903. torpedo beat
register
¡for
the
special
election,
UNDERTAKER.
destroyers,
eight
family. The ex-Preeident ie ia
Notice is hereby given that in compli­
If
Unci«
Ham
is
ta
bar«
aa
ef­
HAM DON, ÒKKGON.
ance with tho provisions of the set of terpedo-boats, and three submarine Ailed bjfc Governor Chamberlain, ficient Nary aa well aa a large one, excellent health.
of June 3, 1878, entitled "An boats. Parliament is asked te sane to be held J ume 1, 1902, for the
Y A W iplete Line of Caskets, Coffins Congress
set for the sale of timber lands io the
O flse upstairs, In Eldorsds Building
purpose of electing a congressman the men behind the gun* ought to
and Trimmings.
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, lion the commencement of three
aid In Washington Territory,” as ex­
to fill the vacancy caused by the be thoroughly trained in the us* ef
Orders taken for Tombstones and tended to all the Public Land States by battle ships ef a very formibable
their weapons Ths North Atlantic
artrfif August 4, 185(2, Hugh Mui- type, four firet-claea and three death of Tbos. H. Tongue. The law battleship squadron, it is stated ia
Cemetery Railing.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
lirafi, of Vancouver, county of third class cruieert, foua very fast provides for the registration ef
P O R T O R F O R D , O R E G O N . . C'hrk, State of Washigtou, has this
Washington dispatches, will be kept
i short
day
filed In this (A c e his sworn stMe- resale to be used as ecoute, 15 voters only for general eleelion s i target practice for three months
A T T O R N E Y A .T X a J A W ,
m<sit No. 4380. for the purchase of A c torpedo boat destroyers and ten once in two years and not for
I'-».
S ttiB K i, E |8 W |,8 W J 8W | s e c tio n » ,
in the Gulf of Mexico prior tc it*
J. W. ST R A N G E ,
ea te­
Tp.31 8 .'R. 13 W, and w ill offer proof 4 submarine beats-On
April 1, 1903, special election like thia coming one departure on it* European eruiee.
B O 8B »r*S , OREGON.
to ¿how that the land sought is more thers will be unaer construction 71 next J use. For this, the last reg­
valsable for its timber or stone than
The ships of the Pacific equadroa
D E N T I S T .
light
for agricultural purposes, and to estab­ sbipe, including 11 battleships and istration is still in force end those
OR. J. d. CALDWELL,
lish his claim to said land before the ten armored cruisers. Last year 21 who have since become legal vot­ have been instructed to begin a
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . Register and Receiver of this office at
systematic course of practice. The
P lsy m io lm m rnrnd S u r g e o n ,
Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday,the obsolete veeeele were withdrawn. ers may exercise that right upon
the affidavit of six freeholders, as eoramandere of other warship* have
3th day of July, 1903.
He namea as witnesses:
POBT O BFO BD ,
O R E G O N , Will vlist Curry County eemi-annnally.
Waehiagton, D. C., March 1$.— presided by registration blank “A.” been ordered te give gunner« every
IF. H. Boren, of Roseburg, Oregon,
eppertaoity te improve their marke-
John Lehnherr, Harry Lehnherr, Wil- The Praaident’e itinerary issued to­ —Coos Bay News.
Diseases of Ladies sod Children s Spec
at rana on whceJa.
maaehip. It way ba taken for
Port Orford Camp Him Lebnherr, ol Camas Yal|ey, Or day ie in part os follows: May 6,
m O« I M S 141* SKSD
S t T s k s M «S*
«09, Woodmen of the¡eg»n.
greeted
that
tb«
American
peaple
laUp
!W,,r,d. \ ’ n ^ m,m tV t^ t u r daV.U onf c t hh Ä
. L i persons
. - Ä i b e claiming
d fand, .re Califernia; May 10, Del Monte; 11, T» e v il l*l*c eo s v ilir and lorsrer. bs ras«
“ " 'e s s
sells, tuli of lils, ssrrs sud »l»o», toba Ns-T» will loea no eleep because of the fear
'
g
¿
»
-u
n
d
in
g
req
u
re
u
d
tb
e
ir
r
ijlm
. i - t b h ,^ San Jose; 12, San Francisco; 21, Bos, tbs »ondar worker, «bst makes weak maa
T h e O re g o n S e m i- W e e k ly J o u rn a l, a
All drageista. Ms or »I. Cursen ir » » that our nam l erUlleriets are da-
D e m o c r a tic n e w s p a p e r, e v e r f a i r a n d Al­
the on or before said 8th day of July, Portlsnd; 22, Tasoin; 23, Seattle; siron».
are invited to attend.
le a d
Oosïlo* so« e u e .la 1rs» A- gras»
w a y s fre e : 1*4 copies in o n e y e a r l o r o n ly
1903.
I ter ¡orating.
E. C. MAR8TF.R8,, C.C.
1— — S MMBSOf O *, eusses sr Msv
24, sane.
S l.tS Io a n y a d d re ss
The J o u rn a l, P.
/ Coughed
■TATI AMB OI8TMVT OPFICEB* !
P. J. MASTERSON,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best, Only,
D R Y <(<><> I» «
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery.
NEW GOODS
e v e ry ste a m er .
BIDES wi WOOL taken is dingo for Goods.
DOORS and WINDOWS.
GRIASE
O
\
r
Box
M l.
P o rtls n d .
O r.
A. 8 . JonwsTOK, Clerk.
J. T. BRIDGE?, Regtst*-