Lincoln County leader., February 21, 1895, Image 1

Independent in ea.ll things, INTetr-al in Nothing.
Volume III.
DIRECTORY.
lavman C0C5TI.
Joint Senator -Joint
Representative,
County Judge
Clerk
Sheriff
Treasurer
School Superintendent
Surveyor
Assessor
Coroner
Commissioners!
Trtl Carter
Jno. 0. Paly
8. V. Durt
Tt 1?. .lnnftfl
George LandiB
I L. Hvde
Geo. Bethers
Jos. Gideon
- T. E. Parker
Dr. F. M. Carter
Chs. Williams
J. J. Boston
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon. Thursday, February 21,
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Grady's hall, this town,
Jos. Ewlng, Secretary.
I
THEii
Wfi Imvfi a. Larce Stock of Men's and Boys
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gum Wear
and Oil Clothing, -Dress Uoods, Muslins;
. - -. yHt .t 1
Gins-hams. Shirtings, Ladies ana nna
rens' Shoes and Overs, and Ladies' and
Gents' Furnishings, which must be sold
in order to make room for our
NEW SFSiihU
Which will arrive
ABOUT MABCH 15.
Ail who desire to Purchase Goods will do well to
CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS, as this
Stock of Goods MUST BE SOLD. We
don't say that we 'will sell "At
Cost." but will sav that we will
'V-
1895.
Symons' Report.
The recent adverse report made
by Capt. T. V. Symons against
further improvement of Yaquina
T -
Bay has raised such a tempest 01
indignation that will doubtless
cause a careful investigation into
the matter by the proper authorities.
There is a general impression that
the adverse report of Capt. bymons
was inspired by his being heavily
interested, in town property on Uos
Bav. and that his evident desire is
that Coos Bay be developed and
Vanuina Bav stand stilt. Whether
i
or not this be true we do not know,
but it is a reeretable condition to
have a man in charge of the work
along the coast who has pecuniary
interests at any one place over an
other. Whether or not Capt.
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property at Coos Bay should be at
once determined, and if he is ne
should' be at once transferred to
some other field of labor.
This much is certain, however.
There is not a harbor on the coast
that has eiven as good Tesults to
improvements as Yaquina harbor
has. At the beginning of the iru
I o. U. T. Meets every
l 7:S0 0 clock, 111
It. E. Collins, C. T.
T O 0 F.-Sewpnrt I.odCT No. 8H, meets every
1 ... I. . ..iclw,.,, Hrnthnru arc cor-
R01IT. HUUi'H, Secretary,
J. W, OLIVER,
N.
ilV F. A. M.-Xewport Lodge No. , ronlnr
Ifjaj'.Mnvocation on Saturday on or before each
1 mnou. Visitlnir brothers are cordially
J. vs. Hobkktson, Secy.
A etrtotw high-grade Family sewing
fAaculne, posmsiuii MM.
improTementa.
illARANTEEO EQUAL TO THE BES1
Price, very o
from your ioc -
comparisons
ELDRED8E MANUFACTURES CO.
BELVIOERE. ILL.
I. meets
iveiv second ainLioiirlh Thunday evening.
t,n. OTK,n,".,
1!. A. BB.ssm.l., Adjt.
ia l'hil Sheridan Post So.
It. BENLIXGER,
Attorney-at-Law,
TOLEDO, - . OREGON.
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and
Kememher that we havo the
they must he sold for the reasons
stated above.
All Sales Spot Cash-No Credit
pr res O'BRIEN'S STORE.
provements there was but 8 or
feet of water on the bar at low tide
This has been increased to 14 to 18
feet, at low water and about 24 to
26 feet at high water. From a
shifting. chatiKinjr channel It ha
changed to a straight, deep channel
and vessels go in and out now with
out tucr or pilot, and vessels that
draw but 10 or 12 feet of water pay
no heed to the tide in entering. or
leaving. There is not a saier or
cmnntrier harbor the on coast. For
Number
v... , font of extension of
UUl LI," t .vwj
the south jetty had a corresponding
good effect in deepening tne cna-i-
nel on the bar. This wotua hku- .
cate that the south jetty defected
that current and turned it on tne
bar with good effect. A survey
would determine allot these matters
beyond a doubt, and that is th "
vital thing for Yaquina harbor now
The Oregon Pacific.
The Corvallis papers made a note
last week that Wallis Nash had .
filed notices of appeal to the supreme
court. This would seem to indicate
that Wallis Nash has got a . new
grip some where and has a chance
to put up a bond for the costs at
least. It will be right in Nash's
hand to delay and further harass
And encumber the onward march
and development of the road. Mr.
Nash sits up in his plea lor ms ap
peal that the road sold at a great
sacrifice and for much less thaJ.
would bring were if -to ne ag i,rt
offered for sale. After recount
all the wrongs that were, inflicted ,
by the confirmation of the sale ne
asks that the court set tue saie
aside and that the lower court again
offer it for sale.
If Mr. Nash gets his bond up
and thus duly perfect his appeal
the supreme court should knock
him and his little appeal out in the
first round. There is no justice or
equity in his appeal. It is true
that the road sold for a pitiful sum
as compared to the indebtedness,
but it is just as true that the income
of the road will not keep up the
wear and the tear of the roadbed
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PETER TELLEFSON,
DEALER IN
General i-i Mercha-ndis,
Flour find Feed, Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Is, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goc
Caps, Xtuttbe? and Oil Clothinc.
1. j.,,.. ,tai,!Mnrt .vnpnrl.d and rolling stock, pay expenses,
evciyuuimi ,u 6v... np annum
, a ,.,.1 I iiii'L uav i'. r- - -
tne water nas muc uiubhwuu- - - . - , ,
. . j j.,. t.. w for a dividend Ort one half of the
been no cessation to the deepening purchase price paid by Messrs
ff, Uottimnnf 1 1.1K 60 ball
.P.l 1 1,.a.,f annual rp. DUllllCl U(. i -
port has shown a greater depth
than the one before it. rnd now
in the face of all this good matter
comes the report of Capt. Symons
that man can do no more for Ya
quina harbor.
It is of no use or purpose to call
Cunt. Svmons bad names and fume
w r -w j
Drv Goods. Clotkine:, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Kats. and rave about it. There is just
two tbm?s tnat snouia De cou
Capt. Symons should be invest!
BOOTS AND SHOESr-i"-wi:Si
- CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
as true that this property had been
offered tor sale many limes before .
and at only one sale was there a
. . . . ...
bona fide bid and tnat was ior oniy
$200,000. Mr. Nash and his clients
were kicking just as hara, on tnat
sale as they are on tbjs Yet none
of them came forward with any
greater bid, nor in fact with any
bid whatever. There has never
sale ordered but what these
gated and it should be ascertained me parties were pleading, begging
... i i.i..nnrt.ittrv r rrnr mofp time.
,v,p.tV,Pi-nr not the charp-es hurled a lulwu'"6 l" .
Cigars and Tobacco, Fruits and Confectionery.
Yaquina City, Oregon.
I against him are true; and steps
should be taken by all interested
narties to secure a complete and
correct hydrographic survey of the
bar. including the outer reef. In
this way could be determined
whether or not the power of man
was useless in further improve
h(s Space for SNOWS
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And after a delay of years the court
finally makes and confirraes a sale
thev then try to further retard and
hold the matter back by a tedious!
appeal to the supreme court. It is
one of the games- of lawyers to lat-
tenoffxrthe litigation a little
longer. Why did not Mr. Nash
I i. :.. -r.rri ... c nrl
ments. The force and actions of ma p"-v
the waves, tides, currents, sub- hand to buy in the road? A bid of
currents, the sheltering influence Irco.oot would havebeaten Bonnet .
of the outer reef, and in fact all the & nammona u.u, uut n
matters pertaining to the subject was maie' rT-r-J
r .... . fri.. .-..n ...!1V Kb tr. VinM nnnnrl
would be determined. u iu... -r---
Of the further improvement of delay, the; aeveiopmenr ol luu
the bar there is just one primary whole country for another, tedious
nuBd nn in h riprermined: IJoes i vjc". uuiuw mu .
tTi whole volume or current of I remain unsettled, improvements
water pass from the ends of the
ietties out over the bar or reef. . If
it does, then Ccpt. Symons is un
doubtedly correct and further ' im
provement on the present plan
would be useless. But if it does
not, and any of the current passing;
way before passinir over the bar or
Teef, then further improvement is
necessaiy. To determine this ac
curately a survey as indicated above
J!Ji? necessary. It is a well
"ft that there is a current
n from the light house
:g to the south inside of
pt. Symons says that
,face current and
lihottom. Other
Vical engineers
professional
VAL l
uuiiem.
r
stop and general, stand still take
place until these lawyers who have
waxed fat on tbis matter get another
good slice at it. And -what would
happen if they get a new sale?
Nothing, as far aa Nash and his
people are concerned. If there
ever Was a game of 'dog in the
manger," this is one ot tnem.
, . , . i i .,n.. " '
' Many of the. leading Oregon,
papers are jumping Captain Tommy
Symons for his teport on the Ya
quina bay. Tommy undoubtedly
deserves it all. Florence West.
Senator Mitchell and Representa
tive Hermann have been telegraph
ed asking that they have the mattert
pertaining to the Symons report oa
Yaquina harbor iully investigate-- -and
that they take steps to ,
a new and complete surye'
and harbor. This ma
rv
" VJ are an
ft is well
' of the
fJiXU
ihi foot,
taken up by these
we trust, fully ope
19 anvthinn wt
work let it
guilty paji'