The Port Orford tribune., April 22, 1903, Image 1

A P R IL .
'V 'o ltiin o
11.
S2S, 10 0 3 .
W om en ns M a il C arriers.
TVu t u b e v 5 »
S tr ife iu lie d Cross I trunks.
been the ease heretoiore. Mr. Logan
aud
the Assessor have looked into
, .U
New York. Aoril 8.—W alter P.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
W ithin the last few mon hs the.
;
a ult.m ,er of Clara Barton’s
the matter carefully and are in­
women of ,he country dt.triet o ™ X r d of control of the Red
mt ate and district officer »:
clined to think there is no other
announc#.
way but to make the assessments as the United States have fount a M w
U. 8. Senators—J din II. M itchell and
Joseph Simon, both ot Portland.
occupation to the government J
|)at the excutiv# couneil of
“ 1 first used Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
required by law.
C ongressm an, F ir s t D istrict—Thomas
in the fall of 184S. Since then I
6USp,„ded from
“ It is a m atter of considerable v,ce. Some bun .reds ot them a
have taken it every spring as a
H. Tongue, of H illsboro.
over the country have been appoint- 1 0
,
, 1
,i,„
moment,”
said
County
Assessor
Mc­
b
lo
o
d
-
p
u
r
i
f
y
i
n
g
and
nerve-
,
■ ,
: . . J a s w . membership what is known as the
G overnor— Geo. E . C ham berlain S a­
ed
rural
letter
carriers,
and
the
re-
1
,
time«
strengthening medicine.”
Dowell this morning, "and I would
. ,
,
, u.
thiii Washington ‘‘minority, or those
S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kans.
lem.
_
ent show t h a t
, b , ,
,
. • „ ...
S ecretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
not care to discuss it until 1 have r -.-.rt j to the , departm
1 ,
, „f,,ii„ members who have been trying to
the
women
have
done
wonderfully
,
th e -
lem.
, .
oust Miss Burton from
the
If you feel run down, ; looked over the situation morecare- well in their
State T .easurer—Chas. S. Moore, Sa­
new
occupation.
I
.
>
„
,
.
fully
and
have
secured
an
opinion
L « l , ...1 . .
d « « »1° " " f “ ' “ » ' A’7 " r b' ' VS b„eT l
are easily tired, if your
lem.
from the District Attorney as to the
*
wr i
e *t- v-«« Ionian»
suspended are oenerai
Supt. P ublic In stru c tio n —J. H. Ack­
nerves are weak and your
M
¿office ’’“bn M. Wilson, W. K. Van Ray per.
erm an, Salem.
§ blood is thin, then begin I law. In any event this will have Superintendent
(Sur8eon.Geu«rxl of the Navy);
nothing to do with the personal tax Delivery Division of the
State P rinter—J . R- W hitney, Salem.
| to take the good old stand- ' roll that is being made up now, and Department received « p o y t. th a t
Foater (ex.Secretary of
Attorney G eneral—D. R. N . B lack­
ard f a m ily m e d ic in e , ¡there will be ample time to secure a num ber of his women rural car-
H arnet Blane Beale (daugh-
b u rn , Salem.
C lerk State Land B oard—M. L . C ham ­
riers braved the severe blizzards tn
j.
g BU lne). A|)na
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
an opinion as how to proceed. If 1
berlain, Salem .
the
West,
aud
while
* c tln 8 “
’ u h " | R o o s e v e U C o w le ,
( s i $ t e r of Presi-
It’s
a’
reg
u
lar
n
erv
e
find that all property must be as
J o in t Senator fo r Coos aud Curry—T.
stitutes for the man earners made
und H ilary A.
lifter,
a
p
e
rfe
c
t
blood
seised
the
law
will
be
obeyed.”
M. Dimm iek.
da Iv il$5l I V®11»S HI lil*5 utft-p
.
Jo in t R epresentative for Coos and
There is also another joker in the thtt
builder. $1.60 « Mile. All lrr.s;tstj.
. , . , .1 Hi,,«,. 1 i n a Herbert (ex Secretary of the Navy.)
C urry—R. D. Hume, W edderburn.
snow
and
sleet
of
the
blizzard
u
of
gu,
pea#i.
n
new law which differs materially
A sk yonr d octor w h at ho th in k s of A yer’s
Ju d g e, 2d Ju d icial D istrict—J. W.
S a S t d l U . Ho k n o w s a ll about th is grand
i
from the old law. Section 3107 ot most remarkable and sat,.factory was s4nl tQ each of th# tlisciplined
old
t
ttnily
roeuicino
F
ollow
Ins
a
d
vieoau
d
g .»Id t n t
H am ilton, Roseburg.
w e w ill be
c o „ Low eU . M u ..
)
the
Cod# states that after the first maauer.
Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Ju d icial D is­
There are at presen no less than members: “ You are hereby y notified
Monday in May the Sheriff shall
tric t—George M. Brown, R oseburg.
co,1)iaUtee of the Red Cross held
TJ.B. Com m issioners—J. H . U pton,
collect all taxes levied ie his county 37 women rural letter Carrie .
M u st Assess E v e ry th in g .
L an g lo is; J . H untley, Gold Beach.
New York A pril 9 you were by
upon personal property of which that is, 3. women » w “ ? L S
coramitlee>
COUNTY O FFICK BS.
! Changes in the assessment law one-half was not paid as otherwise the civil service examinations and
C ounty Ju d g e —E. A. B ailey, Gold
so w
wall
excelled
. rslnp
. . and i all
11
passeu so
ail thiit they
j
ended front meinbt
have come to light, which if there is provided. It also declares that he DRB8«d
tlw
m
ile
candidates
and
have
been
*“
t
c,‘
1
Beach.
male canuiuace
privileges of a member, the charge
D R Y O O O I > H , ! no way of getting around them, will shall levy upon sufficient goods and tae
County Commissioners—F . H. Blake,
appointed regular rural carriers,
j enrich the county to the tune of mill chattels belonging to the person or l
,
against you being:
C hetco; C. W. H aines, Eckley.
“ First—T hat you have attempt-
S h e riff-J . G. W alker, Gold Beach.
ions of dollars, but will also cause corporation, if the same can be found not substitutes.
Under tlie rules for the appoint-
•
„
C ounty ‘ C lerk—G eorge W . Sm ith,
trouble to the small property-hold­ in the county.
•
„1«- ed to disrupt the organization,
ment
of
rural
carrier«,
the
regular
etl
H
Gold Beach.
The new law reads as follows:
ers, who have been accustomed to
'Second—T hat in a certain
County T reasurer—Jam es C aughell,
“ He (the Sheriff) shall levy upon carrier after hie appointm ent has memorial sent to Congress and
I having their property exempt. The
W edderburn.
» S U D S l l l U l B who
w oo
difference between the old law ap.d the personal properly on which such the right to name , a , substitute
,,
known as House document No. 340,
A ssessor—A. H. Post, P o rt Orford .
it
to
do
his
work
when
the
earner
the new was discovered this morn­ taxes were assessed wherever the
School S upt.—W in. S. G uerin, Lang-
■ .
o u t , ) f>r work Fifty seventh
Congress, second
is Kick or incapacitated tor w o ik .
J
.
ing by John F. Logan and caused same may be found, and regardless
Hpftgion vou have assumed an atti-
Generally
the
carrier
appoints
some
'
yuu
‘-av
S u rv e y o r-D . Cunniff. Jr., Gold Beach.
pr
,
I tude unbecoming a member of the
¡considerable commotion in the of­ of the ownership thereof at the time uentrauy i .e v
mxetinob o r tiib courts .
fice of Assessor McDonald,for while of such levy.” This clause is not member of his family, as he has to , organization.
supply his horse and wagon for the
C ircuit C ourt m eets F ourth Monday in
make no changes this year, contained in the old law and meant
"You are hereby notified te
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Orockery. it it will
service, and ot late the carriers have
A ugust of each year.
will result in materia! changes in that the taxes will be paid, as the
appear
before
the
executive
C ounty Com m issioners C ourt m eets
been naming their wives,-sisters, or
Sheriff
will
have
the
right
to
seize
the
years
to
come.
Whether
in­
committee
at
a
tim
e
and
place
first W ednesday in Jan u ary , April,
daughters and «oiuutimes their
FLOUR and FE E D always on hand.
agreed upon later and Bhow cause
tentionally or otherwise, it has been the property if this is not done.—
Ju ly and Septem ber of each year.
mothers as substitutes. The depart­
P ro b sts C ourt meets first Monday in
why said suspension should not be
discovered that in drawing up the Evening Telegram.
Orders taken for any article not in stock.
ment has found that these subsli
each m onth.
new law the legislators omitted
permanent.”
X U B B T COUNTY POST OFFICES AND POST­
Orders taken fur Suits, and fits guaranteed.
General Passenger Ageut Craig, tuteshave performed good work, and
In the public an-MOuneement Mr.
from the list of exemptions the $300
M ASTER».
of
the O. R. & N-, yesterday re­ that their sex has not interfered Phillips said:
that has always been exempt, and it
will» the rural delivery, so when a
“This aggressive policy has been
also requires that the Sheriff must ceived a request from the New York
H arbor
......... Jam es McCutchcn.
woman ¡»named now as a substitute
agent
of
the
line
fur
some
copies
of
adopted in order to end the persist­
Gold Beach .'. ’.......Miss A nnie Doyle.
levy on the same personal property
.he is accepted.
ent attempt to discredit Miss Bar­
assessed for the personal tax if not the railread toldarlo be sent to Nor­
“
» .............
Tli# departm ent olfibials say that
way and Sweden. In rasponse he
ton and disrupt the Red Cress
paid.
S L
- s - i »
'•% « ■ ■ * *
sent 1000 copies for distribution in women m ats very good rural car­ Society. The efforts of the minor­
Section
3039
of
the
old
law,
as
®. •
W . E. Burrow.
riers, and that they do »ot lose
ity to force the retirement of Miss
given in Bellinger’s & Cotton’s Code these countries.
Corbin.
••U''0,8’ R Wilson.
In spunking ot tho demand for time gossiping when delivering the Barton have proved absolutely
gives a list of the property that shall
P o rt Orford ...............¿ “ ^ C a o p s “
mail, as one would suppose, and
futile and have not met with tlie
be exempt from taxation, which in­ Oregon literature, R. M. Hall, ad­
U>en n ,ark .............................E ’ Rack off
that the innate love of gadding
vertising
manager,
said
that
there
support of the public.
cludes ail property of the United
about aud visiting their friends to
Eckley...................... — J- A-Haines.
“ Among Miss Barton’s support­
States and of this slate, property of was never such a call for this class
see what is going «n makes the fe­ ers are such men as William 1.
the counties, houses of public wor of reading as there has been for the
male like the work and forget tlie Wardell, who was chairm an of the
J. HUNTLEY,
¡ship and public libraries as well as past few m onths. The demand is
drudgery aud hardships incident to New York Red Cross Society during
coming
from
every
section
of
the
i the property of Indians.
a daily drive of 20 or more miles in
All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund-
world.
Agents
of
the
road
in
all
A tte rn e y & C e u n se lo f a t Law
the Spauish-Auierican War, rais­
' The last two clauses, which are
all sorts of weather.—Oregon Daily ing $390,000 for the Red Cross
ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
I omitted in the general laws of the the larger American cities are ask­
ing for an extra number ofcopies to Journal
NOTARY PUBLIC,
work iu Cuba, and who has since
sessions of 1903, are as follows:
such an extent th a t literature of all
eetablished
the Red Cross H ospital
“7.
The
personal
property
of
all
G olb ¡» sa c k
:
:
° “ EOON’
Spokane, Wash.. April 13.— A
persons, who by reason of infirmity, kind is being exhausted.
in this city.
Tli« Oregon, Washington and band of counterfeiters are working
'It is now proposed th a t the
age or poverty may, in the opinion
Ti.i her I,anil, AC June 3, Is7-,-
Will Practice in all th e Courts of thia
| of the Assessor, be unable.to con­ Idaho books are now nearly all gone, systematically in this city, dispos­ society shall take up the work of
tice lor Publication.
MRS. E. W. JEN SEN ,
State.
tr ib u te towards the public charges. and a few more days will find the ing of bogus money. I heir specialty extending tlie organization through­
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
“8. The personal properly of general offices cleared of every spar e is $2 bills. Many of the counter­ out th e entire country, as con­
United S tates Land Office,
FIN E MILLINERY.
Roseburg, Oregon, Jan u ary 31, 1903. every householder to the am ount of copy. The demand has been some­ feits bill» have been passed upon templated some months ago by
N otice is h e reb y given th a t in com­
thing enormous, and seems to in­ Spokane merchants, and the money Miss Barton a n d | outlined in her
A complete line of Ladies and Chil­ p lia n c e w ith th e provisions of the act of $300, the articles to be selected by
J. II. UPTON,
C ongress of J u n e 3, 1S7S, e n title d ‘ An
crease
rather tliau diminish. The new in large quantities is beginning to report at the last annual meeting-
d u.vu
ren ’s --------------
Trim m ed H ats.
net for the sale of tim b e r lands in the the householder shall be exempt
book
on
the Northwest is now in find its way to the bank». Notices
IJ..« . C O M M I S H I G » ’211’ n - u d v t o W ear H ats and Sailors co n -1 s u te a of California, Oregon, Nevada, from execution.
K
1
Stantlv on hand.
i and iu W ashington T erritory, ’ as ex-
the
bands
of the printers. The have b’ en sent out by the 1 rea
The general law of 1903 includes
Manila, April 13.—The warship
s ta n tly o n n
l tended to all the Public Land btates,
notary public ,
Hats trim m ed to order on short notice. )(v ft(t of
4> l8y2, M ary F. an act to amend this section and does proofs have been read and returned, sury Department describing the Reina Christina, the flagship of Ad­
F o r t O rfo rd , O regon.
} ^ r’gUtef 4,f ' tm-gon has"ihnf< !:iy amend it in the paragraph relating and it is expected to arrive ready bills, and lbs offices have arrived miral Montejo, which was sunk by
L a . olois , C ubby C o ., O k fuo s .
in Washington and are hot on the Admiral Dewey, was floated and
; filvl in th is office hi» »worn statem ent lo t |lw ex em p tio n o f the p ro p e rty of fur distribution within a few weeks.
' No. 43H4,for th e p u rch ase of th e Lots U
trail of the “quick money-makers.”
The
pew
book
will
be
much
larger
Dealer in Town Lots, and Improved
E. W. JEN SEN ,
beaehed yesterday. The skeletons
lit* iiiaaw.
and lOa.id N io iK E L of Section No. Indians.
Joseph Ressa and Michael Ressa,
than
the
old
book.
It
will
include
and W ild Lands.
It is believed that by inadvert-
i i - q T I G E
O F T H E P E A C E , 4t ¡i,Towii“hip N o -3-’ so u th , of Range
of about 80 of her crew were found
92 page.of the finest illustraiious brothers, who conduct a cigar store
l a r S K i a « » » « » ' • » * — ••
P ilings and Final Proofs Made on
in the hulk.
AND
in this city, were arrested Saturday
for ita tim ber or atone than for agri- a b ove, w ere o m itte d , a n d it is the and reading matter vet. issued trom
One skeleton was evidently that
Hom esteads and Pre-em ptions.
in o t a r y r u i i L i c .
- i - i o - f th e se 0 « , « « t h a t w m the state. The book is gotten up in on complaint of Captain B. \\ . Bell, of an ollieer, for it liail a sword by
of tne United States Secret Service.
and Receiver of thisottice.a, Roseburg, m a|je fUCh a difference to th e people the finest style,and the illustrations
G EN ERA L CONVEYANCING.
its side. There are 15 shell holes
At the preliminary bearing the
show
the
producto
of
the
country
at
in the hull of the Reina Christina,
„
«
»
„
l
y
u
,:,
~
„
ly
.
b
»
i
.
n
AGENT
court held that sufficient evidence one made by an eiglit-ince and
Edward Wells, <d Camas all ■>, Ore- (.©unties throughout th# 9tut®. Un- their best.
L. A. ROBERTS,
Tli« requests for literature on the to hold defendants was before the others «nailer. The main injection
G e rm a n A m e ric an n
^ the Assessor h a .
A T T O R N E Y
AT' L A .w .
State
af Oregon is not confined to grand jury, and bound them over valve is missing, showing the ship
no option in the matter, hut m utt
In s u ra n c e C om pany, E ugene, Oregon.
Any und all [a rsons claim ing adverse-
this
country,
but many requests in the sum of $1000, which was was scuttled when abondoned. T he
M yi !• P o in t, O regon.
i ly the above-described lands are re ­ assess every bit of property, real and
LIFE, FJRE AND MARINE.
quested to file th eir claims iu this of- personal that he can find, except have come from Europe and South furaishetl.
hull ie in fair condition.
I l is thought that these are not
flee on o r before th e said Uth day of
Government properly, state and America. All other lines issuing
Captain Albert
R. Louden,
P robate business a specialty.
Real Estate and Conveyancing-
Ju ly . 1903.
,T. T. BRIDGES. Register. county property, any literary or be­ literature on Oregon are experienc the men who have been circulating commanding the naval station at
F o r t O r f o r d , -------------O regon.
llM Bi K L a m i , A ct J u n i : 3, 1ÖIÖ,
nevolent organization, places of mg the same call for reading m at­ the money iwr the past few days, Cavite, took charge of the remains
but that the originators of »be bogus of the sailors, expressing a desire
N otice fo r P ublication
worship, pub ic libariea and the I n ­ ter, and indications point to a great
P. J. LINDBERG,
J. M. UPTON,
circulation
heve made their way to
deal of benefit to the state from this
to give them an American naval
dians.
United S tates L aud Office,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
the
Coast
cities,
and evidences of
source—Oregon
Daily
Journal.
Roseburg,
Oregon,
Jan
u
ary
21,
1903.
Where
it
will
affect
the.
people
funeral. The Spanish residents
UNDERTAKER.
Notice is hereby given th a t in compli-
their work are expected to appear
most
is
that
the
$300
exemption
aie anxious, however, to ship the
BAIMI5OIN, O ltL G O N i.
______
ance w ith th e provisions of the act of
Washington, April 13.—The re­ shortly.
1 here are
skeletons to Spain, and it is
a i’omnlete Line of Caskets, Collins Congress of Ju n e 3, is7H, entitled ’ An clause is stricken out.
A complete mil
o r the sale of tim ber lands ii
a u,.t
c t l lor
m tl
ported engagement of United States
that the transportSumner
Offlee u p stairs, in Eldorsd* Building
and Trimmings.
' States of California, Oregon, Neva io, thousands of people in Portland
Fourteen hundred tons of hay _ suggested
-„w
, and in Washington T erritory,” as ex- who have personal property averag- Senator Fry«, of Maine, and Mr«. are being baled at Forest Grove for; convey them to Bpain by the way
1
Garret A. Hobart, widow of the late Albers Jr Behneider Company, of I of the Sues Canal in June.
Orders taken for T om bstones and tended to all th e I’nhlic Land state«
, act of August 4, IS.iZ. Hugh Mul- ing about $300 anil no more, and
Cemetery
Railing.
.
,
is endeavor-
I ligan, of Vancouver, county
ol they have all escaped paying any Vice President of th« United Status, U biscty who
GEORGE M. BROWN,
were
h‘ i a wrecking
all compaiiv
thc^tinken
Spanish
C lark, S tate of W aahigton. has th is i
P O R T O R F O R D , O REG O N
is
confirmed.
The
engagement
ha*
,luv filed in this office his sworn state­ taxes. Now, if they have property
contract for supplying the Govern- w*r<hjp!(
A T T O R N E Y AT LAW ,
m ent No. 43SO, for t.l.e purchase of the valued at $10, $20 or any aum, the been rnmor«d for some time piri, menu The hey ie to be shipped to,
«W IS E J, E iS W |,B W I
se c tio n 29,
but when questioned by friends
J. W. STRANGE,
Tp 31 8. R 13 W, and will offer proof Assessor must asses« »hat property
Manila. The hales will be loaded
Astoria, April 1 3 —A life
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
to show that the land sought if more and turn it in with his personal Senator Frye had always denied it on the car. here end «hipped |,iars»<l
»• Wylield, was pick-
valuable for its tim ber or stone than
until now. Senator Frye’s wife through to Tacoma. It will he ed up on Clatsop Beam yesterday
T jr S X T IfiT .
! for agricultural purposes, and to estab­ list.
died about three years ago, and
- ;,y a c l.(mdiggcr. N o th in g else was
lish his claim to said land before the
Estim ating
|l£ that
V-W there 20,000 j ---------
DR. J. d. CALDWELL,
shipped on the steamer Tremont
found to Indicate th at there had
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . Register and Receiver of this office at homes in Multnomah County in goe-ip has connected his name with
! Hi»flel)Urg, Oregon, on W ednes’l>y»the
w hich i. expected to sail about May been a wreck, although the beach
P h y a la t a li «n<l tS u r jje o n ,
which the personal pr.qierty is in many prominent women since,
| 8«h day of Ju ly , 1903.
was careludy .«arched for some
He names as w itnesses:
tl.e neighborhood of $30«, that will ' The wedding will probably take
POUT O BFO R D ,
O R E G O N . W ill v iist Curry C ounty sem i-annually.
AV. H. Boren, of Roseburg, Oregon,
distance.
John Ixhnherr, H arry L ehnherr, A\ il- mean the personal property roll of place in the early Summer, and
Manchester, Eng., April 13— W.
-.T YI7 Port Orford C am p ! liam L u m b e rr, of Cum is Valiev, Or- Multnomah County will be in- the honeymoon it is said will likely
Diseases of Ladies and C hildren a Spec­
AVashingtoii, April
I.I.— The
F.
Cody (Buffalo Bill) met with
, 0 1 vv • «09. Woodmen of th e egon.
, creased $6,000,000.
1 Treasury’ D epartm .nl today pur-
»«
spent
at
the
Senator’.
Kangelcy
i
tin
ut
pt*rforuiaf>c<?
ia lty
AV„rhl will m cc, « » -her Hall on the Any and all per
- -
»co, (X>0 ounces of silver for
aeoond ai d fourth Saturdays of each versely the a ewe-. e-. rib -i Ini s a n
Nor can tlie Assessor
use his op- Lake eaten, lf io lr y e mansion
in of ins »how here today. His horse
AB m em lw rs in g o ,, standing -.-quested
The Oregon Sem i-W eekly Journal, a S h .
I
account
ot Coinage at an average ot
lion in rem itting the taxes on pro- J Lewiston, Me., is now being re , reared and fell on him. He was
« v V Y Z e ' l U roplej In one yesr for onty are in v ite d to utten d
c c
1 50 cent, an ounce.
I
removed
to
a
hotel.
lvo3.
J T BRIDGE-, Register. I pie who are infirm and aged, a . has 1 modeled.
i s* to any addreaa. The Journal P.
E . C. M A K H TE K S,, C. C.
S/cÄ
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE B
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES,
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Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
NEW
Received
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O. Box 121, Portland. Or.
J A, S. JoUNSTOX, C lerk.
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