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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1907)
. , ., frw THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1907. s&Ai Yi 4 MILL MAKES RECORD SUES C. A. Smith Lumber Coirpany Places Orders For Half Million Feet Lumber. SUPPLY LOCAL DEMAND Orders Placed Sntimlny For Material For Siv Houses Much IJiiliillng. Tho C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufacturing Co. mado a record last Saturday when it placed orders for about a half million foot of lum ber. And tho propitious point which goes In connection with this hand some record is tho fact that all this lumber Is for local use. Most, if not all of It will go into new homes in Marshflcld, other than that which is ordered for repair and improve ments. Already Marshflold has made a wonderful growth in the way of now homes, and now business houses during tho few months past, but it seems tho end is not in sight, and that there is to be no let-up in the way of building. Every available carpenter in this section is employed and many more are neeaud to prose cute the work as fast as tho builders would havo It go. Among the orders closed on Sat urday aro tho following: C. E. Olson, a six-room cottago in East Marshflold. Joseph Kinncannon, a six-room cottago in East Marshflold. Joseph "White, a three-room addi tion to his homo in South Marshfield. Fred Weaver, an eight-room cot tago in West Marshfield. Itollln Wooley, a six-room cottago in Bay Park, in the vicinity of Fern dale. Noris Jensen, an eight-room cot tago between Marshfield and Fern dalo. Lumber for tho Interior work on tho Flanagan-Bennett bank. Building for tho First Tiust and Savings Bank of Coos Bay. Mrs. Minot, an eight-room resi dence on Nob Hill, a duplicate of W. P. Murphy's home. Citizens Raise Required Sixty Thousand Dollars for Line To Tide Water. RIGHT-OF-WAY IS SECURED Itoad Will Top IJicli Timber Distiict Construct Ion AVork Stalls Immediately. ENJOY PLEASANT DAY ON COOS RIVER Marshflcld People Take Trip Stream and Spend Sunday. Up A party of pleasure seekers went to Coos River Sunday and enjoyed a pleasant outing. They lunched at Anson Rogers' place, then went up tho river to tho McKnight place and from thoro to tho Hatchery. Those attending were: Messrs. and Mes dames LIchtwerk and family, Elck worth and family, T. Kaiser and family, Gcbharf and family, and Messrs. Forstberg and Kattrell. CITY TKEASUKKK'S NOTICE. Notico is hereby given, that all Marshflold City Warrants Issued and protested, prior to Juno 15th, 1905, will bo paid on presentation at my office, and no Interest will bo paid thorcon after this date, July ICth, 1907. JOHN F. HALL, City Treasurer. Tho raihoad from Eugene to tho big timber In the western end of tho county and eventually to the mouth of the Sluslaw river is now assured, according to the Daily Guard. The committee of business men who havo been working earnestly and ar duously for the past several weeks have at last been successful In secur ing tho required ?C0,000 in stock subscriptions to tho enterprise and everything is now ready for tho In corporation of a company and tho building of the first ten miles or more of road before the winter rains set In. The committee tills afternoon an nounced that the amo,unt had been raised and tho work of organizing will at once bo attended to and the surveys for tho line will bo satrted as soon as possible. Already written contracts for tho right-of-way for the first six miles out of Eugene havo been secured, this matter having been attended to by the committee soon after they began work on the enterprise. Tlie route chosen for tho road, as now planned, will lead duo west from Eugene for a distance of ten miles, then turn northerly in tho direction of Franklin, thence west again to Goldson and past the An derson & Warner sawmill, past Tri angle lako and down tho Lake creek valley. This routo was selected by tho committee and Stephen Carver as tho most feasible, and, while tho surveyors may not follow the exact routo selected, this will bo tho gen eral direction in which tho lino will be built. This routo affords an easy which tho lino will traverse, and grade in the mountainous section somo of tho finest timber land in tho world will bo tapped in the Lako Creek valley and vicinity. Tho plans of Mr. Carver are to build thirty miles of tho road with Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,0' Transact; toO icl a Jien MS eneral Banking North Bend, Oregon Now Ready hotel (Oregon Now qnaS Modern Sample Itooure in Connection NORTH BEND, ORE. Pull the B E L L CO R D Wet Your Wlis Then Blow J. R. HEREON, Prop. Pront Street, s : Marshfield, Oregon Don't Forget J the Kodak on your outing trip; a full line with supplies at the Red Cross STEAMER. FLYER M. P. Pcndergrass, Master TIME TAIHjE. Leaves Marshfield 7:3Qi-9:00, and 10:30 ft. m., and U00, 2:30 and 4:00 p.'m. J? Leaves North Dnd at 8:15, 9 : 4T3 and lljlMTm., and 1:45, 3:15 and 5:rp. m. Makes dally trips except Sun days. Fare: Ono wny, IB cents; round trip, fi cou'n. Nelson Iron Works P. U. NliLSON, Prop Wo repaid nil kinds nl Machinery, Steam ami 1 is KiiElncsynuns ami 111. cjcles, lloblot ork yfir Specialty. : : Wu manufacture. Castings In Iron ami limine (or Paw Mills ami Logging Camps. Womukotho bestHheincsnmil Uorul SpooU (or Loggers. ; : ; TKLEl'HONK Ml MARSHFIELD. - - OREGON tho money subscribed by the citi zens together with whnt Mr. Carver and his associates havo put up. This will extend the lino into tho big timber district and when that much Is completed It will be no trouble to raise money for the extension of tho line to tidewater on the Stuslaw or to its mouth at Florence. The first ten miles or more will bo construct ed this summer and fall, and will probnbly bo placed in operation be fore the work begins on tho exten sion next spring. Fifteen miles of st'pol "rails pur chased by Mr. Carver when ho bid in the Mcdford-Cratcr-Lako road, after ward losing It on a second sale, are duo to arrive In Portland any day, and will be shipped here to be used on tho Sluslaw road.. Negotiations will at once be open ed to secure terminal grounds in Eu gene. They will be In the western part of tho city somewhere, the ex act location not yet having been de cided upon. Tho line will enter the city from the west in the vicinity of Fifth street. Publish List of Sub-criber.. It was intended to publish the list of subscribers to the fund toda. bat owing to the fact that F. L. Cham bers, a member of the committee, has one or two of tho subscription papers and as ho is out of town, it is impossible to secure them. It will bo published early next week and tho public will know who the public spirited citizens of Eugene are. Tho members of the committee, who have worked hard and faith fully for the success of the enter prise through thick and thin, are as follows: Alton Hampton, F. E Dunn, J. W. Kays, F. J. Berger, H. F. Ilollenbeck, D. E. Yoran, F. L. Chambers, J. M. Shelley and Jack Hodman. Others have assisted ma terially In the work, but havo not been members of tho regular committee. . ' I P The Steamer My I M P 6lftINJT I I WAMXB l Sai,s for San Francisco Monday July 15 1 A wet mi---Apply j p 5 OQW Agent I HosTai Nofth Be'nT ARSHFIELD : : ; OREGON g . ... " , ,,' '- " ; 1 1 iii BONITA til m&Ttt end MEW MOUSES P JSOATS I J 4EBAY JU . tMKMnNMMMMMMmMMMMMnMMHMMMMMMiHMMB MIl ft FASTES1 ONTI Half Hour Schedule Hui' lletwoen Mnrshfk-ltl Mini X01M1 Henri Made in VI Minutes. 1'rhiite Lan-ll'iKs. Faro: Oneway. l.c; round trip, JtoC. J. A. O'KELLY", Proprietor. TheCB.,R.&LR.R. and Navigation Co. THAIX SCIIEirTLK XO. 2. In Effect Jaminry 1, 1007. All previous schedules are void. Subject to change without notice. W. S. Chandler, manager; F. A. Laise, freight agent; general oiflees, Marshfield, Oregon. No. 1. j j Tjrfins. Dally I j , Except Sundff". r Stations. Sste' S" EYE and NaaLVE Specialist. Room 1 1 Central Hotel AFTER. AUG. 10th aB3nSS32sE22S53E2: Leave 9:00 aAjjrfMarshneld. 9:30 a. m B. H. Junction. 9:45 a. m.jcoquille. Arrive 10:30 a.m.JMyrtle Point. No. 2. Steam Dw a StaFet. I.ulioit nuiKilnyg-u O.l Til IIVH.1 Works im ntBi'lonn j Philip Becker, Propiict 01. Daily Except Sunday. Leave 10:45 a. m.Mytlo Point 10:30 r m.jc'oqulite. 12:00 m. B. K. Junction. Arrive 12:30 p.m.Marshileld. Extra trains will run on dally special orders. Trains to and from Beaver Hill dally. o A few choice 5 and 10-acre tracts close In. Good transportation. Two daily boats to Marshfield, North Bend, Jrro. 25 cents round trip. Daily mail. Telephone connections, FarhierjTJno No. 2 passes through tho land. Wagon road to East TTarshfleltLTho county railroad through to that part of Marshfield is bfund touring it to the front. This property will bo taken off the liarkcJrUigust 15, 1907. ee Charles Dome or Marshfield Oregon. fM JL "El! 1 The very & meeme I est? fd reomrement the FOR SALE Neat and modern. Situ I Best view on the penins same tract. Prices rea: TL NEASY 1 ad in North sla. akro sAnahftT tnn ?ERMS Bend Heiehts. vacant lots in the and terms easy. SUCCESSORS TO Ward & Ward WARD (Si HURD Corner Meade and Vermont Sts. TT Come Early to Make Selections of iw of our Our stsck is going . PAPER fast. AJfcfial 43sfoes will convince that they are the best on the market Coos Bay Paint & Wallpaper Co. 2nd near C. Street Tmasmcaa552ntjCTteaaTaKic5rocaiaK3Ra ABSOLUTE SAFETY is the best thing weJrave to offer Other intfements are of secondary irnportance. Upon this basis only do we solicit your patronage First National Bank of Coos Bay .TOHN S. COKU. President W.S. McFAKLAND, Cashier. IK' O. B. HINSDALE, Vice Pres. R. T. KAUFMAN, Asst. Cas. California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company, i Steamei Alliance B. D. OJRON, Mat SAjfc,INGEOM- COOS BAY to Portland and Return GEO. I). GRAY & CO., General agents, 421 Maiket St.. San Francisco. L. W. SHAW, Aent, Marshfield. Phono 441 WILSON & THOMAS Contractors and Builders Office fixtures a specia Shelving. Let us w fore building. Uy. StoreJP Qfic out your pi ronts, Counters, ans. Seo us be- Shop opposite Bear's Livery Stable, North front Street UBBSEISgSi t "ir-rrr-r i i iw . EBgCTCWiraTBaaMaWx I i , - liunner I Old Central Hotel Building WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN STACKEN ADI DITION 7AUSE BE It is choice instdp buiAro "Vor t i oOxJOO with alleys, is well sheltered with 1 A TX I") A " T TTTiTtrT rx kjkjkju dIl i viti w and prices oi lots are reasonable. For particulars see Title Guarantee & Abstract Co., Henry Sengstacken, Manager iWMfrfrffl mw"Tftg-tf p'i tmnrnwm"1 in I li TRY A TIMES ,WANT AD. 'Si MMMaMMNHMMaiMWiMaMaMWaMBMMMMNa fcJ ! 1, I