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VOLUME 17
TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1909. i v
NUMBER 3
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TOLEDO. OREGON. ,
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS 8ALE
UNDER EXECUTION.
By virtue of a writ of execution issued out
of the Circuit Court of the stato of Oregon for
Lincoln County, benring dte l:)th day of
February 1909, and under the seal of wild court
upon a judgement rendered and entered in
-said court on the fifth day of February 1900, in
an action therein pending when in (ieorge H.
l'Ri mele win plaintiff aud Densell Ur ton, Jack
V eat and William Hunter were deiemlants, in
lavor of snid plaintiff and against said defend
ants, for tlie eum of Eighty and seven ty-fivs
mie-hundredthi Dollars, with interest thereon
from February Btb, 1909, at 6 per cent per an
num, which judgement was entered and
docketed Feb. II. 19, in the Clerk's office of
snid ikunty; said execution was to me direc
ted and delivered, and commanded ma to sell
the hureiuafter described real estate to satisfy
said judgemi, or the several sums of money
above set forth, together with accruing costs,
therefore in obedlance to said demand, I will
on Saturday the 10th of April, 2909, at 1 o'clock
p. m. thereof, in trout of the court house door,
In Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, sell at
public miction, to the highest bidder tor cash,
the following described real property to-wlt.
The of the tv of See. 83, Tp 9, 8- R. 9 West,
containing 80 acres In Lincoln County, Ore
gon, alsn, tho westjf of the t of Sec. 17, Tp 9
8. R. 9 West, containing 80 acres in Lincoln
County, Oiegon, together with the tenements
and hereditaments thereunto belonging or
in anywise npirtaliiif)g thereto, to satlafy
(aid Judgement, and execution, together with
accruing costs. J. H . ROS8,
Sheriff of Lincoln County , Oregon.
Dated, March Uth, 1909.
HARNESS
HARNESS
We have several new ads n this
paper.
B. F. Hahn of Yaquina is in our
city today.
Commissioner Fogarty is up from
Newport today. w
Fred Bailey of Winant was in
the city yesterday.
Dr. Carter was up from Newport
the first of the week.
Ed Wade was up from Yaquina
the first of the week.
Garden Seeds in bulk at the
Toledo Drug Company.
Lee Wade returned home from
Portland Tuesday evening.
Ted McElwain went to Portland
on business last Saturday.
C. H. Bradshaw came up from
Newport Tuesday morning.
John Hamar was a passenger for
Nortons Saturday morning.
Capt. Henry Nice of Lutjens is
transacting business here today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Reeder of
Siletz were Toledo visitors Sunday.
Mrs. T. P. Fish is in Portland
buying her Spring stock of goods.
Harry Eyer of Elk City was a
county seat visitor Monday and
Tuesday.
R. E. Collins and daughter,
Myrle, have been Portland visitors
this week.
S. J. Irvin of Newport passed
through on the train Monday
morning.
Deputy County Clerk Le3 Wabe
went to Portland Saturday morning-
,
The sale at Stewart's store will
wind up with an auction next
Thursday.
Onion Sets, extra fine, 15c. lb.
2 lbs. for 25c at the Toledo Drug
Company.
Joseph Kosydar, the Siletz Land
lord, was in the city on business
last Saturday.
Miss Verne Ross went to Harris
burg this morning for a visit with
her sister Mrs. Chas. Morris.
George McCaulou, Dye Wade and
Mike Mackey are working at Elk
City on the Elk City bridge this
week.
Dr. Adams spends Friday and
Saturday at Elk City and the first
of the week in his office here in
Toledo.
Miss Hazel Geer who has been
working for Mrs. J. F. Stewart re
turned to her home -at Chitwood
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Monday morning.
Merchant Ches Morrison of
Pioneer was a Toledo visitor .Mon
day evening. He returned 4iome
Tuesday morning.
Carrol McDonald went to Chit
wood Saturday morning for a visit
with his cousin. He returned
home Monday evening.
Thomas J. Cams of Alsea was in
the county seat Tuesday making
final proof on his homestead before
County Clerk Ira Wade.
Abe Logan was again taken be
fore Justice of the Peace Anderson
last Monday, for a hearing but as
the principal witness was still un
able to attend he was again bound
over until Saturday, March 20th.
Austin RoBebrook returned from
Portland Monday evening where he
has been the last few weeks oij busi
ness and incidei.tly took in the
concert given by the Portland Sym-.
phony Orchestra, of which his son
David is conductor.
Rosebrook Will
Head Park Band.
David Rosebrook, director of the
Portland Symphony Orchestra, was
this morning chosen director of the
city park band for the coming con
cert season. - He will proceed im
mediately with the organization of
the band, which will give concerts
during the Summer months in the
various parks of the city.
It is the purpose of the Park
Board to organize the best band in
the history of the city. It will be
J composed of 35. to 40 musicians,
and concerts" will be given five or
six times each week during the sea
son, extending through July and
August. These concerts will be
alternately in the porks of East and
West Sides.
The new director is one of the
bestknown musicians and band
masters on the coast. He came to
Oregon when a boy and lived many
years in Corvallis. He was con
nected with the City Park Band in
San Francisco for several years,
where he was cornet soloist and
assistant director. Later he was
director and cornet soloist in the
famous band at Catalina Island.
During the Lewis and Clark Fair
he was cornet soloist of the Innes
Band. He has been in Portland
for the last eight months and has
appeared many times in local
concerts.
Associated with Director Rose
brook in the organizatin of the City
Park Band will be L. R.' Tomlinson,
a wellknown musician and band
master of this city. Telegram.
Died
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Altree died last Monday,
March 8th, aged about eight
months.
Died
Miss Ellen McCoy of Salem died
at Newport last Sunday morning at
about eleven o'clock. Miss McCoy
and her aunt were visiting with
Mr. Osborne at Nye Cre"ek. The
remains were taken too Salem
Monday morning for interment.
For, Sale.
Some fine hay, cheap.
Enquire Hans Olson,
Toledo Oregon
If hatched before April 20th, we
will after September 20th, pay for
"Leghorndotte" $5 and "Wyan
dotte" $7 per dozen for all well
1 frrwon nnllnfa nf oirmi rvMivVif it ua
Caton & Murray.
Lost Black and Tan hound,
' two white toes on two feet, white
breast, bear scratch across face, a
reward for information as to where
abouts of this dog. Last seen at
the Kernville Cannery on the Siletz
river on election day.
. Jesse Farrin, Taft, Oregon.
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Red Clover, . White Clover,
Alsyke, Timothy, Millet, Vetches,
Red Top, Rye Grass, Blue Grass
and Orchard Grass. Best quality
at the Toledo Drug Company.
Timber Lands Wanted
In large or small tracts in Lin
coln county .'rom owners. State
location, estimate and price.
Address, Timber, care Leader.
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Auction at Stewart's store Thurday.
Wanted.
Sound youh.r mare about 1200
pounds. C. Christiansen,
Toledo, Or.
Attend the auction at Stewart's
Store Thursday.
Attorney C. E. Hawkins was at
Elk City Tuesday.
Charles Hyde went to Elk City
yesterday morning.
George Newberry is over from
the Agency today.
Mrs. O. G. Dalaba went to Elk
City yesterday morning:
S. G. Irvin was doing business
at the county seat Tuesday.
A. T. Peterson was a Newport
visitor the first of the week.
Rufus Woods of Chitwood was a
county seat visitor Wednesday.
A number of local Odd Fellows
were Newport visitors last evening.
Walter Hall came over from
Siletz last evening and left for Port
land this morning.
County School Superintendent
Goin was visiting the schools in the
Eastern part of tho k county this
week.
R. N. Warnock was a passenger
for Philomath yesterday. He went
to look for horses for, his livery
business.
After several month's delay C. R.
Ellsworth has once more resumed
building operations on his new
hotel building.
The Devil in the Newport Mail
office was looking for the Bystander
last week, hence he forgot to
change the date line.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson of
Portland came over from Portland
List evening for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Storrs.
At the whist party Wednesday
evening, given by the ladies of
Syringa Circle No. 21, Miss Aileen
Hawkins carried off the first prize
and Mrs. J. W. Willson the booby, j
C. H. Bradshaw of Newport who
was in the city last week putting
the telephone lines of the Lincoln
County Telephone Company in
working order, returned to Newport
Saturday evening.
II. P. Bobb, who was in charge
of the local C. & E. Depot while
W. E. Peterson was in Portland, I
returned to his home at Corvallis
Monday morning after spending
Saturday and Sunday at Newport.
Following is a list of a few of our
neighbors who have passed the
eighty year mark and are still hale
and hearty. C. II. Williams 81,
M. J. Allphin 81, James Patterson
85, John Finley 82, Mary A. Ro.se
brook 87, J. J. Nye 80.
Wm. McKeown left yesterday
morning for Portland where he in
tends to make his residence. Mr.
McKeown has sold his ranch here
to Messrs. Torrcy and Andross of
Portland, we understand the con
sideration was $10,000.
Notice to Bidders.
Notice is hereby given that
Sealed Bids will bo received by the
County Court of Lincoln County,
Oregon, for the rebuilding of the
County bridge accross Lents slough
at Waldport, Oregon, said bids to
be tiled with the County Clerk not
later than the 1st day of May 1909.
Bidders will be required to file with
said bid, their plans and specifica
tions for said bridge.
Dated' at Toledo, Oregon, this
11th day of March 1909.
By Order of the County Court.
Ira Wade, County Clerk.
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Dalaba sells dairy farms at Elk
City.
Helps Smaller Districts.
What the Hawky School J Bill
does: It helps the smaller dis
tricts, it provides ways so that each
district shall have at least $300.
(In many cases, in this county, a
portion of this will be taken out of
the general fund of the county.)
It provides that each district shall
have at least six months school
each School year. But it does not
go into effect this year.
The $300 will ; be raised a
follows: The county court will
levy a school tax sufficient to make
$7 for each child in the county be
tween 4 and 20 years. On the first
Monday of 'October, eacli district
will receive $100 out of the money
so raised, and tho remainder will
be divided accordiug to the num
ber of pupils in the districts. If
this dors not give the $300., then
there must be a levy, of not more
than 5 mills, on tho property in
the district. If, when this is add
ed to first fails to make $300, then
the county court must take out of
the general fund of the county,
such amount as will rquul the diff
erence, and give to such district.
If the valuation of tho districts in
the county is not raised and there
are practically no more pupils in
the districts, there are something
like 22 districts that will receive
money out of the general fund, the
amounts ranging from $1.00 to
$130. I hope to have added to
some of the districts, some more
territory, territory that, now', is in
no school district. This will help
the larger as well as the smaller
ones.
R. P. Goin.
Siletz Items.
County Surveyor Derrick was
over the first of the week running
the lines on W. C. Fischer's land
and George McBride cruised the
timber on the same land.
John I. Butterfield was up from
Lower Siletz and took a scow load
of provisions down with him Satur
day. The Kernville mail carrier
failing to appear, John I. also
transported tho mail. He arrived
here with the return mail Monday
evening and now ho says, "Never
again."
Charles Bradshaw was here Sat
urday repairing the Stewart tele
phone line, which has been out of
commision for some time.
Will Kisor ia visiting his sister
Mrs. C. G. Copeland.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Jane Hollis
are visiting at John Brown's
K. C. Fgbert has returned from
a two weeks sojourn in Portland.
Warren Hall has gone to Port
land and Carl Davis is helping to
run the post office.
Mrs. Babcock, of Rock Creek has
rented 0. C. Bell's farm and will
move down soon.
John Lloyd and Wm. Mulkey
are preparing to take a scow load of
of provisions and a raft of lumber
down the river. ,
Warren Hall of Siletz was a pass
enger for Portland Saturday
morning.
The Newport Mail is no more.
Last week was its last appearance.
Mr. Wilson has retired from tho
field and A. B. ' Clark, well known
to all newspaper readers in this
county, has bought trie plttnt and
this week the Newport Signal mado
its appearance. Here's -hoping to
Mr. Clark and the Signal.