TUB DAILY COOS DAY TIMES, ttARSHFIEID, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1007.
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CARINA BRINGS CARS
Steam I-u-lKhtcr Also Cnrrlcs Ship,
jncnt of Snn l'Vnnclsco Mill Ma
chinery for Smith Mill.
strom, Mrs. G. C. Derkstrom, A. B.
Morgan, R. D. Thorn, F. Jcsson, E. F.
Skcrlngln, E. Frelnon and II. Knowl-on.
The steamer Czarina arrived yes
terday from San Francisco with a
shipment of seven flat cars for the
Coos Bay-Koseburg and Eastern Rail
road. This Is the second shipment
received by the railroad In tho past
few days, making a total of 21 cars
received. In addition to the cars tho
Czarina carried a large shipment of
heavy saw mill machinery for the
C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufactur
ing Company.
The Czarina Is not rigged for hand
ling heavy machinery, and as a result
of these shipments new neavy gear
had to be arranged. Captain Dug-
C"fc l Wednesday, after taking
afctt,f3fiu tons of fuel coal for the
trip to Tacoma and back to Port Los
Angeles.
The Czarina will take a cargo of
ties from Tacoma. ,
KIMIUIIN DUE.
Tho steamer Kllburn Is duo to ar
rive from Portland today.
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PLANT SAILS TODAY.
The steamer M. F. Plant is billed
to sail for San Francisco today. She
will carry a cargo of coal.
DEIITIE MINOR LEAVES.
Tho schooner Bertie Minor has
gono down the bay with a cargo of
lumber for San Francisco.
ALLIANCK COMING.
The steamer Alliance will arrive
here Thursday from Portland.
300
PLANT COMES IN
Carries Largest Cargo niul Passenger
List Drought by Her to Coos
Dny for Months.
The steamer M. F. Plant arrived in
tfiis port yesterday from San Fran-
cit "vith one of tho largest cargoes
she Eas brought hero for several
months. This is probably due to the
fact that the Breakwater Is laid up
for improvement in San Francisco.
Tho cargo consisted of about 240
tons of miscellaneous freight. She
carried 35 passengers. Following Is
the list:
Mrs. F Nedrlou, C. K. Barklow,
lEtta Barklow, Miss R. Barklow, N.
iWise. E J. Michael. W. Sommerville.
IW. J. Wilcox, Mrs. W. J. Wilcox, F. I
Herrln, Mrs. F. G. Herrin, A.
Courtney, A. A. Courtney, F. W.
Saunders, Mrs. F. W. Saunders, Chas.
hVilcox, H. Underbill, Miss J. Yale,
C. Yale, J. R. Dibble, W. Sander-
Bon, C. D. Miner, Mrs. F. Lockhart,
C. Stratford, F. W. Zlttle, Mrs. F.
RV. Zlttle, G. A. Murray. G. K. Berk-
DAILY TRANSFERS.
May 21, 1907.
C. II. Hall et ux, to Jennie
Reed, lots 5 nnd C, block 3,
Schetters Add., Marshfield,
' Deed Con.,
Elbert Dyer et ux, to J. T. Mil
ler, lots 14 and 15, block 12,
Woolen Mill Add., Bandon,
Deed Con.,
Henry Sengstackekn et ux, to
Patrick Kiernan, lot 3, block
2, Songstackens Add., Marsh
Deed Con.,
John Golden et ux, to Coqulllo
Mill & Mercantile Co., part
of lot 5, block 1, Coqulllo,
Deed Con.,
M. J. McDonald et ux, to Dell
Bellonl et al, parcel of land
adjoining Elliott's Add., Co
qullle, Deed Con.,
M. J. McDonald et ux, to W.
V. Cope, parcel of land ad
joining Elliott's Add., Co
quille, Deed Con.,
Jos. E. Fisher to Wm. M. Hite,
parcel of land In Sec. 25,
Twp. 28, R. 15, Deed. .Con.,
John S. Cokek et us, et al, to
Thos. Molony, lots 14, 15
and 10, block 46, Coos Bay
Plat B, Deed Con.,
J. S. Lawrence et ux, to Chas.
W. Dye, lots 5 to 11 and IS
to 34, block 35, lots 13 and
14, block 23, Portland Add.,
Bandon, Deed Con.,
Geo. Rockwell et ux, to Chas.
McCuo, lots 1 nnd- 2, block
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140
150
15, Woolen Mill Add., Ban
don, Deed Con., 1,050
Chas. F. Lorenz et ux, to Sarah
J. Baggs, lot 14 and WV6 of
lot 13, block 5, Woolen Mill
Add., Bandon, Deed. . .Con.,
United States to Joseph Lar
sen, NBi of NW4, NV
of Sec. 8, and W of SE&
of Sec. 5, Twp. 24, R. 10,
Patent
L. D. Kinney et ux, to .las. A.
Hauchett, lot 13, block 31,
Coos Bay Plat C, Deed. Con.,
L. F. Denning, et ux, et al, to
L. P. Kleldsen, lot 4, block
12, Original town of Marsh
field, Deed Con., l
Victor Fredcrlckson et ux, to
J. G. Horn, lots ID, 1C and
17, block 18, North Bend,
Deed Con., 2,500
Geo. W. Beale et ux, to M. B.
Zimmer, lot 7, block 7, Orig
inal Town of Marshfield,
Deed Con.,
Merchant Land Co., to M. B.
Zlmnicr, lots 0, 10 and 11,
block 25, Railroad Add.,
Marshfield, Deed Con.,
Collls, lots 14 and 15, block
17, Idaho Add., North Bend
Deed Con.,
Orvll Dodge, to Dinger Her
mann, lots 1 nnd 2, and SV4
of NE, section U, town
ship 29, R. 12, Deed.. Con.,
$200
10
12
May 22, 19 07.
M. B. Zimmer et ux, to G. G.
MEMORIAL DAY
(Times Special Service.)
Templeton, Juno " 3. Memorial
Day was fittingly celebrated at Ten-j
mile.
Song, "Over and Over" All.
Reading, "Decorating the Graves
' of our Heroic Dead" Hilda Mon-
son.
Recitation, "Memorial Day" Lola
Adams.
Recitation, "When I am Kept In"
Jack Raymond.
Recitation, "We'll Fling the Starry
Banner Out" Ruby Davis.
Recitation By Earl Markham.
Song, "Jaunita" All.
Recitation, "After the Battle"
Delbert Benson.
Recitation, "Camp Calls" Milton
Markham.
Recitation, "Decoraton Day"
Violet Lighthall.
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