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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1907)
p,V - jimmmim"mnm TnE DAILY COOS DAY TIMKS. MAnSIWIKM). OnEflON, SUNDAY, JUXE 23, 1007. i TRAIN KILLS James Fielder, Foreman On Coos liny, Kosenui-R ami Eastern, Al most Instantly Killed. Jumes Fielder, section foreman on the Coos Bay-Roscburg and Eastern Railroad, was accidentally killed yes terday afternoon about 2:30 by being hit by a moving train. Mr. Fielder had stepped to one side of the track to allow No. 2 to pass and his men stepped on the opposite side. When the train was but a short dis tance from him he attempted to cross over and tripped, falling over the track. The engine and three flat cars passed over his body before the train was stopped. He died before the section men could carry him to Beaver Hill. The train was running at a twelve mile speed at the time of the acci dent. The deceased was about 40 years old and leaves a widow and two chil dren, who live at Coleado. He had been in the employ of the Coos Bay Hoseburg and Eastern Railway Com pany for about three years. Ijpaiaak&s-ggsBgaBEiflT i ! NOW 5 I - Ice Cr Ice Cream Soda Soft Drinks. at the BLANCO CIGAR STORE I i ksBISeaEBmIKB9nBiaBBaiKHB)B8BBHBniBSI i. KIMil'IlX ARRIVES. The steamer F. A. Kilgurn arrived from Portland yesterday forenoon and sailed on her way to San Fran cisco In the evening at G o'clock from North Bend. Following Is the list of Incoming passengers: W. C. Parker, Mrs. E. M. Mc Glnie, S. Bennett, M. O. Potter, H. Tourner and wife, Mrs. C. Clark, Paul Muthke, Mrs. Davis, son and daughter, Irving Bath, P. Strand berg, M. Powers, Mrs. J. B. Scoggln, J. L. French and wife, E. E. Stamard, C. F. Byrne, D. C. Gibson, G. II. Mc Green, Dr. J. H. Knox, L. P. Barler, F. J. Wagner, A. Hay, Bertha Hay, C. S. Dodger and family and five second class. Leaves for Homestead. F. E. Hague will leave Monday morning for his homestead In the Fall Creek country. He Is going up for the pur pose of putting In his summer crop and to plant a few trees. Family Returns. Mr. Zlmmer and family returned yesterday from a short visit in Boise, Idaho. ASK FOR fiOLDEX SHEAF. Liquor. Sold at leading bars. Request BUY 1 i m m k GRAND PROGRAMS COOS BAY ORCHESTRA MONDAY JUNE 24th 1907 GOING HARVEY'S GRAND OPENING 1 March, The Majestic, Alexander 2 Wftftz, June Bride F. S. Allen 3 Mfdly Overture, Its Up to You COME AND WIN THE STEEL RANGE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Furnished by the Title Guarantee and Abstract Company, Henry Scngstnckcu, Manager. Dinger Herman to E. N. Smith, lots 1 and 2, block 13, Lenherr's Ex tension, Myrtle Point: $100. Oliver Finney to George H. Crow, parcel of land In section 17, town ship 29, range 12, 2 1-40 acres; $800 J. A. Davenport to John Peart, par cel of land In section 32, township 27, range 13; $145. John Marsden to Bennett Trust Co., lot 20, block 20, North Bend; $1,500. M. B. Zimmer to George W. Beale, lot 15, block 13, North Bend; $10. H. Lockhart to I. M. Condron, lots 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, block 25, mmi l til Up "Tim m 1 mk H 0 11 i mm j 1 Ssscces 9 i SfsncBfca the Honor of OPENING . Between the hours of .", 8 p. m. and 10 p. The following are a fine select ions of the Musical Programe to be rendered the evening by The Coos Bay Orchestra Railroad Addition, Marshfleld; $10. George II. Crow to L. C. Rey nolds, southeast quarter of northeast quarter, east half of southeast quar tor, northwest quarter of southeast quarter, section 33, township 26, rango 14; $2,000. Archlo Kruso to D. D. Campbell, southwest qunrter of northwest quar ter, northwest quarter of southwest quarter, section 33, township 24, rango 11; $1. R. E. Shine to F. M. Frledburg, lot 5, block Z, Western Addition, Marshfleld; $1. A. J. Wilson to Magglo Neadeau, 22 acres In lot 4, section 2, township 28, range 13; $1,100. E II. Hussey to John Marsden, lots 12, 13, 14, block 1, Spokane Ad dition to Coos Bay; $10 R. B. Horron to Bennett Trust Co., fmmMxznss&mtf'V' sors to Bradly & Trover Marshlield, your Presence at their I lot 17, block G5, Bennett's Addition to Marshfleld; $G00. D. L. Rood to Bennett Trust Co., lot 20, block 24, Railroad Addition to Marshfleld; $1,500. Geo. M. HIto to Emma E. Easton, parcel of land In Fisher's Addition to Bandon; $1SG. W. W. Gage, sheriff, to J. Danly Budd, northeast quarter section 28, township 25, rango 10; $40G.25. Chns. Collier to W. Taylor Dement, parcel of land In section 1, township 2S, rango 13; $1,147. G5. I. S. Kaufman, trustee, to Thos. Vigors, lots 10 and 11, block 4, Bangor Plat A; $10. Lizzie Bentz to W. G. Lawhorn, lot 17, block 1, Flagstaff; $10. Lee Goodman to Martha Goodman, lot 12, block 7, Elliott's Addition to Coqullle; $50 sasxzssrasssa reson June 24th m. hi. . Wackie P. Beyer 4 Trombone Solo, Souviner Waltz J. G Heed, Robert L, Simpson 5 Serenade, Cupids Charms H, C. Miller 6 Concert Waltz, Sweet Rememberance St. Clair 7 March, Golden Dome Taylor Also Other Selection W. J. Rust to A. L. BrleTTTT, block 1G, Ocean View Addltol ' North Bond? r.n ulU0n to Heirs of P. Flanagan to Pr.Ji , ,, Muuiier of emiti, cast quarter, southwest quarter i northeast quarter, lots 2, 3 J . section 35, township 2G, rang 14 Also northeast quarter of northe , quarter, northwest quarter of north oast quarter, section 3, townshln rango 14; $775.33. p '' Annual Rail The members of th volunteer flro department have de cided to give their annual ball In the I. O. O. F. Hall tho evening of the Fourth Th0 committee in charge is endeavoring to mako this the grandest affair of its kind ever held In this city. Music will bo furnished by tho Coos Bay Orchestra. 1 k .j JfcapWBMMMIMfTJMlltf?iriV YiiBSWM rR