The Port Orford tribune., September 24, 1913, Image 3

Gurry County Abstract
Realty Company.
»’y and Oouuty.
A n o .h „ ;i,tfi,„ ^ „ ,0
I
8 „„d
Cha«. Forty trapped a large hear
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h" 1 l ~ » » “ » • «
Wm. 8 . Wincor ia Dead.
The Agness Orchestra.
In the death of W illiam 8. Win- . The Agnese Orchestra gave« well-
Road Supervisor, Marsh hua a w r at the Mercy hospital in North attended concert in the ball at thia
L. White killed a large » rild-
evening
crew of men at work rocking the Bend on Sept, 21, 1913, the last of place last Wednesday
°«t on L. Knapp’« sheep range the
road on the mountain south of town. the old Rogue river Iudian war Taking into consideration the fact
hrat
ot
the
week.
We furnish abstract of title,
Frank Cook, of Sixes, made a veteran« living in Curry county, that moat of the performers are
B lu e prints, O w nership maps
_
* * r i- P- J- Lindberg returned Sat-
trip to the Euchre creek beach one crossed the great divide. Mr. W in- boya from 14 to 18 years of age and
C ou nty maps. T itles per- 1 ur‘*“y ^r,,n> • aeveral week«’ visit day last week with some parties sor went to North Bend from hie that many of them had never seen
with relatives at Coquille.
home in Gold Beach for medical • band instrument until taken in
footed and Registered.
who are Interested in black sand.
treatment about a month ago, and hand by R. (J. Norton about eight
U m. J, Whitworth made One I
A black bear was seen in the while he did not think himself ser­
Ave-year proof on hi« Mussel creek
months ago, their work ia except-
W. A. WOOD,
County
road near town a few days ious, , an
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examination proved hiw ionally good.
I homestead Monday.
Aa they p w e l
•go, but as all the hunting dogs were 1 condition hopeless
Manager.
the
result
o
f
.
through
Port
Orford
they were re
A lf Caughell, of Wedderbum, ha*
away or on a strike it escaped with an old injury and
a
cancerous
,
tur
mg
from
a
lour
through pel
gone t«j Sait F ran ci »co to be operal out even eo much as a chase.
To W bom It M a y Concern.
growth in the cheat.
None. Josephine, Douglas and Coos
ed u | km ] for appendicitia.
Ex-county Judge E . A. Bailey,
W illiam S. Winsor was born in counties They bad a successful
I , the undersigned, hereby give no­
Ueo.
W.
A
xtell
h
a
«
ju
.t
fioished
who
weut to Portland with his Jamestown, New York in 1832, and , trip, and Curry county received
tice that. I have a conveyance Irom the •
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ju - i omsneu
Patentee to tidel.m isan d water lota m * ,V,"K Mr». Nielson’« residence on ' family some time ago for medical landed at Port Orford in 1854, much advertising as a result. Tbe
tlio Harbor of Fort Orford. Oregon on fit«» hili
a portion of wlfch a part of t h e ^ ‘
CO* 1 of H in t,
i treatment, is reported to be slowly being attracted to thia place by fdirector, R. C. Norton, ia a gradu-
i . erected
without w*»MdUnot'to>*<lr‘
my c o n s e n t. All
Dement
passed up
c o a s t, ■ ■
.
egaiuing
hi« former good health.
the gold mining on the beach. He ate of the New England and Col
partie«
are hereby
ve j «. Ray S
o ie n t passed
up the
the coast
G o ld B e a c b , O r e g o n
1 How Atlanta Rote and Smash­
Boyle Jew elry Co.
In Atlanta all the houses of profes­
sional vice have been advertised oat of
existence by the churches. The craaade
that effected this constitutes, in the
opinion of Mr. William T. Elite, the
it remarkable story in the present
W A T C H R E P A IR IN G
religious life of North America. The
Watches skillfully repaired
Christian sentiment rot this southern
in our fully equipped Repair
city haa been solidified, a ruler of the
Department No Delays.
underworld has become a matron of a
new home for rescued girls, and “ a
tense political battle wherein Christian
H A N D E N G R A V IN G
men showed that strategy and the abil­
We are the only Jewelers
ity to win are the profession of the
in Bandon that can do thia
righteous"—such are some of the out­
style of Engraving. Insist
standing features of the campaign.
on the best.
The "unforgettable address of Jane
Addams" at the Men and Religion
Congreaa in New York last spring aent -
the Atlanta delegate« home with ■ new
vision of their city’s local conditions.
“ They discovered what may be found
in almost every other large city in the
E. H. BOYLE, Mgr.
Phone No. 614
country—a ’red light’ district wherein
the social evil was protected, or at
W A N T E D —A good homestead or re­ least winked at, by city officiate” -
linquishment in Curry County. Not The Continent (Chicago) gives Mr.
Elite'« account of bow these men went
over 15 miles from the ocean or bay.
to work.
J. A. S M ITH ,
891 E. Caruthers St., Portland, Or.
seta agates in any style or
mounting desired at oncx .
Only first class work done.
Boyle Jew elry Co.
J. V. Ny« the veteran commer­ was in Curry county during the 1 urnhia oonserv aiorits of music,and
cial traveler whose friends were Indian war of 1855-6, and when, settled in Agness about a year ago,
the worrying about his whereabouts the outbreak came, word reaobed where he ia interested in mining
some time ago, passed through town ' Port Orford that a ll the whites at He conceived of the idea of organ
a few days ago on bis way north, | tbe mouth of Rogue river had been ning the orchestra and making
FOR SALE
8. Galli«», F . Kr.meola-rg and wife,
and says that he was never so badly i massacred; In company with Ge<>. a tour with it as a plan to advertise
Mrs. Mary Walker and Mr». Lixsie
, WaSson Mr. Wlnsor inade^a ineui- the resource* of the county. Those
E ig h t, Acre, of Bottom Land, s.tua- ' M
' ,ho»e "from ! l ' * ' ' ’Ul .“ '" k
, oriilde trip to Rogue river Io aacer- in tb^-orcheslra are; A. J. Herg
d on Sixes River, one-half mile
m il. •—
_,
*
n
*'*” n h l* regular biisinesa.
ted
from
Bandon who attended Mr. Winsor’« 1
County Road and about six miles from r
,
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A vow elk-was found on E lk river tain tiie truth of this report. They and O. Powell, of Crescent C ity,
Port Orford. Clear title; no indebted- | ' UneraI J'8»'8rday
! found the whites safely housed \n Mrs. Lucas and sons, Lawerence,
F O U N D — A pocket ty>nlt contain,
recently which had been shot and
ness; easy terms. For full particulars
Mrs. A. J. Kfantx, who has been
her head chopped off, and then the ' a fort on this side of the rfver, and Clifford, and Donald; Charley and ing «n angler» outfit, and a hunting
call on or address,
visiting in tins section for the past
carcass left to rot. We will not say i remained with them until relief ar Francis Scanlen, Martha, Frank, and fishing license ismed to Roy
MRS. A N N IE EM M ETT,
U33, Vulincia St., San Francisco, Cat month, wag a passenger on jester just what we think of such work rived. When an attack was made and Teller Price, Gia Jonea and Scott of Portola, Or. Owner may
day’s stage on her return to her
have same by calling at or address
because in the first place it would on Bkixikum House, an Indian Robt. Edgren.
-home in Portland.
iug «hi» office.
not look good in print, end in the strong hold some twenty miles up
Bob Wagner, the Bandon cattle second place tbe miscreant might Rogue river, M r, Winaor was one
F rom B andon S urv .
buyer,
passed through town jester be a subscriber and owe ua a dollar of the half dozen expert rifle shot«
F o rt Orford, Oregon,
W . H. M E R E D IT H
selected to hide on a rock oom-
d«y with some thirty head of beef and a half.
Metier Bros, returned from a
t ..
K IN A. I ’ l?
P r o p r ie tu r
mending
die
rivers
few
mile«
Be­
ATTORNEY Aim COUNSELLOR
cattle purchased in the Rogue river
Robl. Smith, “ Buckskin Bob,”
hunting trip in southeastern Gurry
AT LAW
country— some as far up as The was in town Monday from his low the fort, and not a single canoe
Firat-cluaa in every respect.
«uooeeded in running thia gauntlett county last week. They traversed
Meadows.
place on upper Sixes, and reported
W E O O ER B V K N , OREGON
in their rush down the river. After oountry seldom visited by human
G ord Feed 8t«ble attached.
In San Francisco a few duy« ago that Contractor Pearsa has com­
the war M r. Winsor rented a small being! and at times they ascended
Maury Diggs was sentenced to two pleted his new residence. That
L ./.R O B E R T S ,
•aw m ill at this place and «hipped to altitude* of more than 6,000 feet
years in the penitentiary and given Mr. Smith doe« not intend to ruo
the first white cedar lumber that above sea level. They found splen­
We run the Stage from Port Orford
A T T O R N E Y A T A .A W
»hort on “ necensiliea” when the
via Dairyvllle, connecting with the a fine of $2000, and Drew Carai-
was ever put on the market. He did hunting there and returned
riyer
rises
and
he
cannot
g^t
to
netli
was
given
18
months
in
the
Stage to Myrtle Point.
M y r tle P o in t. O regon.
placed «hi« on sale under the name with three superb bear skins and
penitentiary and $1500 fine, for town was evidenced by the grocer
of Port Orford Cedar, a name by the lim it of fat buck*.
violating the Mann whiteslave law. ies he took home with him — eight
Probate husineas a speci»lty. -
H A R D Y T. 8 T E W A R T
which it it now known the world
Last Sunday whiles party was on
sacks of sugar, eight barrel« of
George Colebrook was in town
over. For several years M r. W in- the beach near the lookout watching
tx . H. C O M M I B B I O N E B
flour, etc.
LOST—A gold stick pin with blue
yesterday, returning from Portland
•or
wag engaged io the mercantile the surf roll In, a pig weighing
I ’ o i- t O r t o r d , O r e if o i* .
Sheriff Bailey and Otto lamert
•tone set; should be found In neck tie.
to lake charge of tbeold home place
business at Port Orford, ,and later about fifty pounds came ashore on
The same was lost between Port Orford
returned several days ago from
Office days in town—Tuesday, Wed­ "t Frank port, ns tbe lease of T. J.
was elected to the office of Treasurer a roller and made his way to safety and Langlois, probably near -Denmark,
their
trip
to
Salem,
where
they
nesday and Saturday o f each week.
Fromm, who has had the place for
of Curry county.
on dry land. Where the pig came teat April. A Reward of $2 will be giv­
the past several year», expires the took the two prisoners sentenced
The deceased wits a m ill wright from ia a mystery, although it ia en for its return to this office.
first of the month. George will lie to the penitentiary at the 1st« term • od a mechanic of marked ability evident that it had swum quite a
W. A. WOOD
joined in the near future by bix of Circuit court. The gentlemen and up to within a few weeks of his distance, as it was in a more or legs
»|ienl a (ample of weeks at the. Pen­ death kept busy at cabinet making
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
mother, who is now in Coquille.
haltered condition and was thorough
dleton ........-.«ap,
roundup, "invii
which iiirjr
they report*
report
Tls’ rr
i
i
and light carpenter work. A t 80 ly chilled. I l is possible, however,
GOLD BEACH. OREGON.
Notary Public
1 uia nine« acknowlegdes a pleas- ed as being bigger and Heller than
ant call from Wra. R. Milter, who I ever before. Sheriff Bailey’s aister. years of age he could turn out a that it had escaped overboard from
came up to Port Orford from his Miss Ellen, accompanied him on perfect piece of hardwood fu rn i­ a pas-nng ship, although no ship
borne at Ophir yesterday, lie drove I hi« return from Portland, where ture. He often said that one of the was in sight when it landed. Per­
up five head of young steers, which »he went on a visit a few weeks ago. meebanioal triumph* 0 bia l^ e was haps, also it may have bean one of
Have you any to offer, or do you
N otice to C red ito rs.
he turned over to Bob Wagner at
The State Game Commission has in early days when he built a '«aw those pigs which failed to board
know of anyone who bust I desire
,r .
.
" . . .
lesi re i .¡."¡/
mill
on
8ixes
with
a
capital
of
$100
Noah's ark previous to ' the big Ix thk C od B tt O oust or n a S tatb or
,
I Í 1
1 u P'"ce-
»he cattle-
sold
by 1 raised the bounty on panther from
<o purchase. Angue G. Mackey,
weight
end brought
Mr. were
M iller
ove;
realiog the shaft* on a atutup on flood and had ju s t succeeded in Oaxoox fob C obbt C ooxtt .
weight and r
$10 to $25, and that on wild cat
Real E state Agent, Port Huron, g30 a head
In^b?, “ attcr of the estate of)
either aide of the stream.
making port.
from $2 to $3. The raise’ou pan­
W illiam Wittwer, deceased.)
Michigan.
Mr. Winsor is survived by three
Game Warden E. J B iker return ther is a suliauntial one, and ia
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the County Court of the
ed Saturday from a trip into Goo» something that has been advocated children, Mrs. Wm. and Mr». A. H .
•State of Oregon, for Curry County, Ad­
(Coos Bay News.)
j county, where he reported consider­ for some time by those who are fa- G au n tlett;o f Gold Beach, aud C. 8.
TreaiNSM* N o tic e .
ministrator of the estate of W illiam
able to do although he says that fniliar with the destructiveness of Winsor, of North Bend, all of whom
W ittwer, deceased, and having quali
The
public
sehools
of
Marshfield
attended the funeral at this place.
fled, notioe ie hereby given to the cred­
Notice is hereby given to a ll persooa , ’ game lau
" violations sre not very these animals. The new bounty
and
North
Bend
opened
yesterday
whom
uonctrn, uw
not w
to > enter
p -1 p lentifu l. «
He
that me
the field "
— — it may vuuv.m,
nuver u
up-j
e says mat
make it worth while for those In life Mr. Winsor was a loving
itors of, and all persona having claims
father and husband, and an up- The attendance at Marshfield was against said deceased, to present them
oo or trespass
upon
the • ,.remises
has cnarge
charge is
is go
to large
large i wilh 8°”Sl dogs »
«’ ’ spemi
»pend a
a tew
fe
-
-
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-- L. over which
-o .v o he
oe inis
»>
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• ' ‘‘«eh year right nnd useful citizen. Ills life’s 594 and at North Bend 430.
Knapp,
lor tlie
purpose
» J . u . ,"
i—t_
L
.. . . . .
verified as required by law, w ithin six
tlsbini'wnli
LLL“^
n i n of
e . buntlinr.
Ï Ï d ' p r t or - . U"0
>lp l . h'"'
‘ÌmÌte<1
1J"01" 1'8
lhe «"’“
" ‘» i»
tishiiq, Willi UOOK and line, baid pre- u
months from tbe first publication of
course
had
been
wall
run,
and
he
Foremen
of
logging
and
railroad
service
thut
Hunting
these
animals,
and
theadd-
misee are situated on hik River, Curry
” caD,“ H * ' * • '* the
this notice to said Ames 8. Johnston at
has
gone
to
rest
leaving
an
honora­
he
would
like
to.
ed
protection
this
will
give
to
deer
camps
say
that
help
is
scarce,
and
County, Oregon, arm generally known
his office in Port Orford, Oregon.
ble career behind him. With the that there is work for a large num
as the "Bond’ ’ place.
Dr. Leach, the deported Socialist Wi" 68 im “ enM-
AMES 8. JOHNSTON,
Any person or persoi s »o trespaw- editor from Bandon, is now i y Co-1
Administrator of the estate of W il­
E J' Lo,ley h*'1 the misfortune exception of Jaa. Brookings, of her of men in Gooa county at pres
iu * for the purpose of bunting,
liam W ittwer, deceased.
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u u u u g , Hsiung,
nam ng, I
in
.
.
"
l„ I
i,
Smith River, Mr. Winsor wag the cut.
or traw ling through in any shapo form
*Or ^ le purpose of testifying to lose
' his finejiadille horse from
Dated September 23, 1913.
last
survivor
of
the
little
band
of
70
or manner, or tearing down fence», or ^ to re the grand ju r y . A t first the f<,U" der ° nB day last week. The
Frank Cameron, of South slough,
who made their heroic
got 1 hold
of “ a ®
sack
of grain! or more
leaving out side g. te« open, or molest- Dr. demanded an advance payment animal 6”
^olu OI
,c k nr
.
who was arrested Wednesday on a
log personal property, will be proeecu of mileage and a bodyguard to meet
H,e ab<’ul “
ot
dying !"
“^aingt l,,e Lidians in the Federal indictment charging him
Werroua ev Flee Ttrndactiaa wf
todtotheruilextont o n h e la w ^
' L im at the county line before
| ™
r n i n g .
W h ile 'th e
R«$ue r.v .r,
« u lc k lr to th» Influrnco ot D r.
T,. f
,
. ,,
| "•th selling liquor illegally, furnish
The funeral was held at this ed $1 000
hjg
aDCe «JiU-PalB PUla. t t
l^ v e e o f 0.h7°2bove ! WO“ ld
‘ rip from Portland " horse
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was a blooded one, of the ¡ate
f l f f p yesterday
V P d tp r ila u u
n d o » the
a U
..
_
place
under
auspices
named premises Io Coquille. Die mileage was sent R. D. Hume stock and is almost
at Portland when summoned. H it
of the Masonic lodge, of which the
him, but the bodyguard was re impossible to replace, yet we opine
bondsmen were Jaa. Bering, Chas
that it is not the financial side of deceased was a member. The mem- S tauff and D. Ferguson.
-
fused.
hers of the Langlois lodge came
N o tic «sT
e fo
P u b lic
a tio «*
n.
D xrA«TM
cw r THX
I mtxri
I
S,,Uon retur'ied S rth lriU y l,' e HCl ' l,(‘n‘ ‘ ^ t caused the corners
During the last half of August,
down for the occswm ), and quite a
O. 8 .D and Office, at R.weburg,oiig«n J f r(>m going aa far as West Fork
f
J ' L >ney " mouth
Coos
Bay «hipped 6,725,000 feet of
,
June 98, 1913.
with his brother, George who was *"d '" W i'’
“ '’■’“ "d <°r a few days number from both Bandon and
lumber
to Sail Francisco, and Co­
Gold
Beach
listened
to
the
sad
rites.
Notice is ALvaao
hereby S.
given
*
r i n d «»
W x that
tx .
( returnin g to school
at Corvallis. Wlth th # l , ">‘ »u«.,.
houl . a frU
” ex
quille River shipped 2.885,000 feet
The
deceased
was
laid
to
rest
in
the
pression. One of the E lk river j
of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on Octo- Jesse reports the new government
making over 9,000,000 feel from ’
lie haulers by name of Pauli, also! McGraw cemetery beside his wife
Coot
county in two weeks. Dur- I
»Eg
o " “"' •« » a ,
had the misfortune to have a valu-| with whom he was separated hy
HW|, NWJ4
and sJl'14 N E 1«, 4” 'ss to l>e a good one— much better
ing
the
year 1912. Coca county
i death in 1898. The grave was
R " ' ;
S ; r 5 u S '?
“ I l' "
' * « " “ •« able team horse take siek and die
shipped 164,066,174 feet of lu m b er,,
lieautifully
slrewu
with
Floral
of­
about the Same time.
has tiled notice of his in ton don
18 railroad.
1 he hoys walked out
over 13,500,000 a month.
ferings.
pile« or trespass iu auy mauner what- M ,,u,i«y d riv in g B email
band
of
Bandon, Ore.
soever on aald tidelauda or water Iota., ta-ef caul« to MyrU# p ,(j|U
o .. a
M“ *- a “ äa c - Mae».
bought the cattle mostly in
Portland, Oregon.
Rogue river country.
KNAPP
ed The Vice Trust.
Bandon, Ore.
HO TEL,
W IL L IS T W H IT E Sr
Real Estate
Port Orford, Oregon
Timber Claims.
• n e y ’off
Got ’£ a / *
Docs This Picture
Bring Pleasant
Recollections ?
ia the time to enjoy
again thoee happy days
•pent in field «hooting. You
can be sure of getting your
«hare of the birds if you
on-9 o<
ae
DUrONt. BALLfSTITE.
SCKULIZE** EMPIRE
W e have them all. am i evesy
other item of spoil-------
r-
IUB
equip-»«nu
U
Cheever & Bowman
a
to make final Five Y ear Proof, to
establish claim to the land above des-
crilied. before Hardy T. Stewart, U nit-
ed Stales Commiaaduncr. at Port Or-
ford, Oregon, on the 16 dsy of August
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Eugene Peiroe. Port Orford, Oregon.
Ism Is Farrier,
”
”
J M. West,
Georg»1 A. Well«,
”
••
Bam » mix F. J unks
Register.
in three days and Jesse return«.«' J-
,
,
,
.
.
rued in
l " 8 i,,,ue length of tim e, coming
home through Eden Valiev and
„
,
•
..
’ “ ‘ 'ey and
M y rtle Point. H e says he did not
X -a « « < lo b u , O r .
a
A record high flight was made
Sunday morning hy Aviator Steele
in the Gorst A King aeroplane,
The Tribune is glad to be able to
We desire to axpress through the when he attained an altitude of
announce that R L Macleay of the
columns of the T ribunk oor heartfelt
Wedderburn Trading company.1 thanks to all those who rendered assis­ 5, 700 feet. He went out to sea
•bout two mile», and after the high
will repair the wharf at thia pi
tance by deed or word of sympathy in i_ . . .
W ill Repair Wharf-
Card of Thanki.
see anything of the railroad survey
ors that sorne papers have reported
to he in the upper Rogue river and
■ial of
of our
our dear
dear father. 0l8 h ‘ he m "de t n P* • round ‘ be bay
| in the immediate future. In a let- j
'OM an^ burial
Eden valley country.
ter from Portland, under date of the , We will ever gratefully cherish the ' w ilb passengers at a height of be
tween 800 and 1,000 feet.
County Commissioner Delmer 17th inst. Mr. Macleay states that ( memory of such acta.
C. S. W insor ,
Colegrove, and family,
passed the business in sight for the wharf
The canneries on the hay paid
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
Knivoa are ground sharp ut th u f a c to r y
A nna G auntlbtt ,
Monday enroute ! for the next year promises to be
1 through town
4 cents a pound for chinooks laslj
M
aby
G
awntlutt
.
und are a lw a y s re a d y fo r.u a « .
D kpabtmk XT or T in I ntkhiob ,
to their home near Pistol river from greater than ever before, which hag
week, and fishermen inform us that I
U. 3. ¡.and Office at Roseburg, Oregon
an auto trip through the R .gue caused him to reconsider his decision
August 9, 1913.
the price for silversifies ha» been '
Gold Beach Boy Killed.
TTte blade» tte guarantee to
Notice Is hereby given that
river and Willamette vnllejis and as not to repair the wharf and instead
I set at 2c per pound. L is t year
W
illiam J. W hitworth
of Pott Orfonl, Oregon, who, » . May ’ f*
'
Porl*and- Th“ r
'«»ue orders to have it pul in good
take and hold an edge
V A N C O U V E R , Ws»h. Sept. 16 — ’ wereiefeu averaged 1 1 | pounds
lUth, 1HOH. made Homestead Entry he- (>ul vl**
City, Grants P.isa, shape I »e fore the winter s tor ma a rrivn Samuel Tingley, 19 years old, of j e,ch- The prices for fi«h on Coos
rial No. 04611, for NWJ Nection 14. M «dfoid, Ashland, and returned Mr. Macleay also stales that he :
Ws «any «*• Wcallant «Mortment
is Gold Beach, Oregon, was struck hy i
* re bettor than the prices paid
Township 3( 3., Range 1« West, W il- ..
, „
,
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lauiftte Meridian, haa filed notice of through-Koeeburg and M y itle Point, endeavoring to secure a new enter Northern Pacific paisenger train No. on the Columbia river.
.W d S
p ™ '»■
‘« • “ • j . -M e h he
334 near the Lewis River bridge,
scribed, before Hardy T. btuwart. Uni l 'vo
an<’
nol meet with «n J hopes to b« able to make public by and killed. H a rry Harris, of 485
H a v e ju s t received a L arg e S h ip m e n t otStone
I?PortV7rfort“ ^
accident, and Mr. Colegrove
the first of the year. The wharf in
Clay street, Portland, identified the
D E N N IS C U N N IF F . JR .,
Crocks.
See our W in d o w as you go by
day of Septeinlwr, 1913.
that they went over roads much its present condition would prolut
bray at the office of Coroner Vic
. Claimant names m w l.u m m a ;.
worse th .« he h a . m
io Curry hly g„ down during the first severe ,! ,or" H . Limber. Tingley .topped Dep. U. 8. M ineral Surveyor
Emery Whitworth, of Fort Orfurd, Or.
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t
E. L. W hite, of
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” County. I wo o f the worst stretch
L ? U White“ Jr ’
“ “ f r° “ 1 th#J f0“ “ d Were ' n C° *
winter storm, and the news that
*’ goi" « 10 * *
Port Orford Furniture & Hardware
Store.
it
from one track to permit a freight
train to pass, and was h it by the
Surveyor for the D istrict of O r- •
Or-
passenger train on tbe other track. 1
egon.
He was enroute to Woodlaud.
41ol<l lle o c li. . . .
Oregon
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B. F. JONES, | Creek canon and between Roseburg come indeed to people of Port
Register. ai;d Myrtle Pumi.
ford sod vicinity.
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