COOS BAY DAILY TIMES, MARSIIFIELD, OltEGOX.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1007.
lPACITY of boom
IS INCREASED
J. T. McCormac Will Enlarge
Capacity Of Boom At
Eagle Point
Jng to the Increase in the number
logs that are sawed into lumber on
bs Day, Dr. J. T. McCormac, who
is the Eagle Point boom on the
iitnus Slough and the Cedar Point
m on the Coqullle river, finds it
essary to enlarge the present
iclty of the former for handling
The boom at Eagle Point Is to
extended to the Courtney Mill
a distance of a half mile, in-
blng the present capacity from
100,000 feet to 10,000,000 feet,
Increasing tho number of men to
employed In the rafting and boom
Blness controlled by Mr. McCor-
lc, trom seventeen 10 ai least
Irty.
rhls work has not been under-
ken sopner owing to the lack of
rs ior nanuiing me logs on tne
llroad between Cedar Point and
Igle Point. This is fast being
ledlcd by the railroad company,
lout 50 new flat cars having been
celved by them In tho past month,
iich will enable the company, with
assistance of the large engine to
received In a few days, to handle
BO cars of logs per day Instead of
as Is now tho case. The Eagle
bint boom Is now taxed almost to
Ipacity but with the half mile ex-
Insion will be large enough for the
fesent at least. When the Court-
Key Mill Is started more capacity
111 probably bo needed. The Cedar
pint boom on tho Coqullle river,
hlch Is a mile and a half long, is
rge enough to handle tho present
ilpments of logs coming from the
imps on that river.
The C. A. Smith Lumber and Man-
'acturlng company is receiving logs
lorn the Cunningham Creek, Klon-
ykc, and tho Seeley and Thomas
amps on the Coqullle, while the
pmpson Lumber Company is recelv
Bg logs from the Coos Bay Coal &
lumber company, Cody Lumber coin-
any camps and tho Ashton boom.
he Ashton boom Is handling the
bgs caught last winter during tho
reshets. All tho logs from the
amps mentioned and many others
Ire being handled by tho Cedar
Ind Eagle booms.
, When running 100 cars a day at
ipproximately 0,000 feet to tho car,
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it can readily bo seen that tho four
mills on the bay taking that out-put
are doing a lot of business. This
will be Increased considerably when
the Courteney mill is started.
At tho present cost of logs, the
Eagl0 Point Doom when enlarged to
10,000,000 feet capacity will hold
when filled between 60 and 70 thous
and dollars worth of material for
lumber. The Cedar Point boom has
a capacity of 3,500,000.
The logs nre loaded onto the cars
at Cedar Point with a donkey engine.
JUNE BRIDES IN
COUNTY SEAT
That Coqullle Is getting her full
share of ,Tune brides is evidenced
by tho following list of couples who
werejolned In the matrimonial bonds
in Coos county seat:
Juno 12. A. W. Ladd to Miss Ed
na M. Green at Henry Radabaugh,
Rev. Thos. Darklow officiating.
June 17. Del Hlgglns and MIs3
Leona Plte, Rev. Barklo.w officiating.
Juno 19. At tho Latter Day
Saints chapel In Myrtle Point, Ore.,
Charles C. McCracken and Miss Maud
R. Buell, Elder E. Keeler officiating.
June 21. Thomas C. Ducklo and
Miss M. Lena Jones, Judge E. G. D.
Holden officiating.
June 2. George W. Dryant to
Miss Ella E. Llewellen, of Myrtlo
Point, at tho parosnage In this city,
Rev. George W. Ellis officiating.
June 2. At the bride's home,
Samuel L. Beeman to Miss Esther
L. Thornton, Rev. George W. Ellis
officiating.
June 2G. David L. Peters to Al
ma L. McClure at the residence of
Mrs. Poor in this city, Rev. George
W. Ellis officiating.
Juno 2C. M. Earl Nosier and
Miss Hazel McPhail were married at
the home of Mrs. Mary Nosier, Rev.
D. L. Ford officiating.
June 2G. Mr. Loyd Rose and Miss
Sarah J. Bohlen, both of Marshfleld,
Judge E. G. D. Holden officiating.
The Sentinel extends congratula
tions to all of the ten happy couples.
Had we space wo should bo glad to
give each of tho parties tothe happy
event an extended notlc according
to custom, but suffice It to say that
tho Sentinel craft hopes that tho
various honeymoons will last for
ever." Coqullle Sentinel.
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