Bandon recorder., December 07, 1905, Image 1

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BANDON BEACH
BANDON
Aa a «u miner resort baa no equal on tbe coast
north of San Francisco. Bandon it noted for
ita evenly tetopeird climate, tbe mean annual
temperature being les« variable than at anv
other point in tbe United Slate«. Dtatfweiive
wind« and electrical rtorma are unknown.
Hoiueseekers will find many opportunities here«
Bandon is hioated at tbe mouth of tbe i’uquille
river, ,‘4 mile from the Pacific Ocean. Population
750. Ha« woolen mill, shingle mill, broom handle
plant, canuery aud several mhw mill« iu v’ciuity.
H mm water work*» good »chuol« uud churches. I
boats dally ou Coquille river. Hteamera aud
aoboonera to San Francisco. Rai I Mad coming
BANDON,
Volume XXI
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 7
1905
Number 49
Marshfield is after a broom haudls
factory.
I LODGE DIRECTORY. ;
Dec 1—Gas schr Oakland, for 8. F. with
Fresh Groceries at all times at
140 M lumber, 560 bundles shingles.
Trowbridge’s.
Maaonlc,
Dec 1 Schr Advance fur 8. F. with 350
Jas Mast, of Lee, was a business
andon lodge , N«. ns, a . f . a . m . M lumber.
Stated ooniiiHinications first Satur­
Dec 1—Schr Ruby for 8. F. with 375 M
visitor in Bandon last week.
Come in, look around, visit all parts of tbe store, make
day after the full moon of each mouth.
lumber.
yourself
at home, ask questions, familiarize yourself with
Earl
Goodman
of
Langlois
was
a
All Manter Masons cordially invited.
Dee 1—Schr Oregon (first trip) fur H. F-
our
vast
and
complete line of General Merchandise.
Au
C. I. KIME. W. M.
visitor
Saturday
and
Sunday.
with 425 M In tuber.
J. U W susvsom . be«
efficient corps of salespeople stand ready to cheerfully and
Deo. 7—8tm. Elizabeth to Antoría.
Mrs. L. J. Davison went to Myrtle
speedily admiuister to your wauts. No trouble to show
1. o. o. r
ABBTVBD.
Poiut Monday to visit fneuds.
goods. We’ll exhibit all day pleasantly whether you pur­
T) ANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O. F.
Deo. G,—8tmr Elizabeth, Jeanen,
A. McNair moved the past week to
Lj meets every natordav evening.
chase or not. We want you to foul (bat ws appreciate your
San
Francisco.
Visiting brothers in good standing cor­
bis new residence in tbe south part of
patronage. You may rest assured of square dealing.
dially invited.
town.
A. J. HARTMAN. N. G.
New Dress Goods at Trowbridge's.
T. W, R obison , beo.
Mrs. Minnie Cooper and children,
Mr«- A. J. Hartman whs a Prosper
of
Coquille, were Baudon visitors this
ForeMter« of America.
The
fishermen
on
the
Coquille
river
tbe
river
that
could
be
utilized
with
visitor Monday.
week,
i^OCRT QUEEN OF THE FOREST, No.
have
a
kick
coming
and
they
are
pre
­
a
very
small
expense,
where
tbe
fry
Mate Rydman is again at bis old
V7 17, me«t« Friday night of •4|<3h week,
paring to make a good vigorous kick could be bandied in a manner that
W. H. Peck, of Port Orford, was
in Coourete Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor­ poet on tbe Elizabeth.
dial wol*MM*ie is extended to all mailing
'of it while they are at it. They say would be of some value to tbe fishing transacting business in Bandon a few
brotherBWh
E. M. BLACK ERBY.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Anderson were
that a salmon hatchery sbonld be es­ industry. Nearly all the fishermen days ago.
W. V. IW««.
<Jhi»f Ranger.
Saceeaaor to J. Deubolui. •
Coquille
visitors Tuesday, returning
Fin. Secretary.
tablished on this river, claiming that couteud that tbe fry are now liberated
The
Cody
logging
camp
on
Lamps
Wednesday.
the present method of stocking tbe too soon and that they should be fed Creek, employing about 60 men, will
Mrs. A. J. Hartman will pnt in a river from the hatchery on South and well cared for until they reach
probably operate all winter.
PROFESSIONAL
stock of groceries in tbo building re­ Coos river is entirely unsatisfactory sufficient age to take care of them
f i
Gus Barre has jost completed a
cently vacated by 11. A. Cox.
aud of doubtful results. Tbe fish are selves when turned iuto the river.
new bouse in tbe southeast part of
It is reported that the 8. P. is to transported from tbe hatchery on
Dr. K, Zj. Houston,
N. A. Peterson, R. W. Bullard and of town and moved therein last woek.
put its railroad lands, in Oregon, on Coos river over to the Coqnille in P. Geblke have been appointed a
PHYSICIAN it SURGEON
J, C. Miller, of Ophir, was iu town
tbe market, for sal«1, at an early dale. milk caDS and dumped into tbe river committee to circulate a petitiou to
Office over Furniture Store. Honrs, 9 to 12,
Friday and left Saturday morning
ft.m. 1130 to 4, pm.; 7 to 8 io the eveuing.
Frank E. Luton of Wolcottville, when only about one iuch long. Old tbe fish commissioners asking that a
for Idaho where be goes on a business
Ind., and Jay Lancaster of Roseburg, fishermen claim that tbe method of hatchery be established on this river.
Night oaila answered from office.
EJklSTDOISr, OREGON
trip.
J1ANDOM,
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OREGON. were looking over this section of the handling kills lots of tbe fish and It was reported that there was a
Capital $25,000.00
Judge E. D. Sperry, of Coquille,
those that do not die io this manner hatchery ou the upper river and these
country this week.
was
in
town
last
week
on
a
business
BOARD OF DIRECTORS; J. L. K bonknuebg , President, J. D enholm , Vice Fret.
B. O. McCulloch, of Coquille, was are destroyed by their enemies, as gentlemen sjieut two days investi­
JDr. SL T j . Perkins,
trip and also to get a whiff of pure
F. J. F ahy , Cashier, F rank F lam , T. P. H anly .
a business visitor iu town Monday they are .too yonng wh»n turned loose gating tbe matter. They report that salt air.
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, evening. He will soon open an ab to take care of themselves,
there was a dam and racks up there
A general banking business transacted, and customers given every accommodation
Frederick A. Kribs has bought consistent
Tho Coquille is the fish stream of about fifteen years ago but logs and
struct office at that place.
BANDON, OR£QOM,
with safe and conservative banking.
15<K10
acres
of
Spruce
timber
land
in
the connty and the rights of tbe fish - j freshets took everything ont aud no
Correspondents i The American National Bank of San Francisco, California,
Office at residence on Fourth Street.
Tbe steamer Elizabeth arrived iu ermen demand attention. This year
effort lias since been made to re Lincoln county. Tbe price paid was
Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
from San Francisco yesterday morn more than $1,300 was collected as
$300,000,
establish it.
GKO. I*. TOPPING,
The Chase National Bank of New York,
ing, making a quick trip. She brought license from tbe fish industry on this
F. H. Shaw and wife, of Fonrtnile,
Considering the extent of the fish­
Bank Is Open from 9 a.in. to 12 in., ami 1 pin. to 3 p.m.
ATTORNEY AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW in a record cargo, more than 250 tons
river while only abont $20 was col­ ing industry here and tbe circnui left ou tbe Tuesday morning boat for
AMD
of miscellaneous freight, and under lected on Coos river.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
stances under which tbe river is now- Coos river wbero they will visit their
the skillful management of the -hips'
Fishermen here on tbo river who
daughter, Mrs. McIntosh.
Fires Insurance.
officers, unloaded in six hours. Mrs. are acquainted with the requirements supposed to be stocked, it is thought
Roy Gibson and Dale Barrows hnve
Bandon, - •» - •» Oregon.
D. W<Carpenler and three children, needed for a hatchery say that there tbe fish commissioners will be prompt
returned from Humboldt County,
C. Rogers, and C. D l'ipon were pas­ are many good locations for one along to remedy tbe defects.
Cal. where they were employed tbe
HOWARD M. HHOWNELI.
sengers. She is loading at tbo Pros­
past two or three months.
Attorney »1 Law a<»l Notary Public. per Salmon Canuery and will go to
Spedai attention given to collections, fore- Astoria.
Most of the men employed at the
Olo.nre of luorigagea, gnruiabee aud attach­
Howell logging camp were discharged
D. F. Tozier, of Portland, Cnptain
aient suits.
If yoa’ve never dealt with us before, give us a trial order, that
last week for the winter. A small
IIAN11ON,
Office in
in the Revenue Cutter service, and
we may have the opportunity of showing yon we can sell you
crew will be kept at work.
OKKOON
KI Dorado H|«lg.
inspector of tbo Life saving service
W. E. Craine moved his family
O T- Blumsnrother spent four days in Bandon tbe past
from Coquille to Bandon this weok.
week
and
found
the
station
here
in
U. 8. C«»minisMionor anti Notary l’abjlc.
|at prices that will warrant yonr continued patronage.
Mr. Craine has purchased the Bedil
Filings and Final proofs made on Homo excellent condition. He is looking
pleads, limber Claims and other U. 8. Lands after tbe needs of the various stntions
lion house and one acre of ground io
Money L omon Negotiated u|l Approved
the east part of town. He operates a
along the coast and they are all to re­
Security.
always on band.
logging
camp near Randolph, and
Officu iu room 10 Beyorle Building, Ban­ ceive additional apparatus, and other
don. Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
this
place
last
we«k,
to
say
nothing
of
will now be more convenient to bis
It will no doubt be a surprise to
improvements are to be made in order
Kent Katalo bought god Mold.
to make tbe coast service of the high­ many to know that the lumber ship­ shingles, broom handles and other work.
ments from the Coquille river during products. Tbe tug Triumph towed
We will handle yonr Butter and Produce in Unlimited Amounts.
Practically all the straight shingle
est order.
the first six months of 1905 (from out four vessels on one tide (Friday) mills in the states of Oregon, Wash­
Last week testimony in tbe case of semi-annual report) exceeded the with a million and a quarter feet of ington, California and British Col­
Prosper Mill Co. vs J. D. Stewart shipment from Coos Bay, V lpqna, lumber. The Coquille river trade is umbia closed down last week to re­ »i
(Successors to Sanderson Bros.)
was heard iti the hw office of Geo. P. Tillamook or Siuslaw. Below we increasing right along, and we have main idle for a period of two months
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BANDON,
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OREGON.
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tho resources back of it to keep the The action is a result of concerted ’> Bandon,
All kinds of fuel wood delivered on Topping in tilts* city. Mr. Topping give tbe figures:
Oregon.
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having hern appointed referee by tbe Coquille River.................... 21,403.940 trade on tbe increase for years and movement among' Pacific northwest
short notice.
circuit court to bear tbe case and Coos Bay.................... ......21.163,000 years to come. In fact, this trade is
Mail order« promptly attended to.
manufacturers of cedar shingles to
make findings on the law and ev­ Umpqua River...................... 13,164.185 iu its infancy. When onr coal de­
preveut overproduction during tbe
idence. A. J. Sherwood of Coquille, Sin-law River.......................... AlMjBlO posits are developed, a larger fleet for
winter months, when building opera­
appeared as attorney for plaintiff, Tillamook Bay...................... 3,030,000 tbe coal trade alone will be required
tions in tbe eastern states are shut
T. ANDERSON. Prop.
than now enters tbe river. Keep
J. M Upton, of Marshfield, for de
down and there is no demand for
More
than
2,000,1)00
feet
of
lumber
Will Keep on Hand at all Times
your
eye
on
the
Coquille
and
Bandon
pood. Pleasant, Sunny Rooms can be feudant, Mrs. McCloud, of Marshfield*
their product.
passed out over tbe Coquille bar at and you'll see us grow.
stenographer. This caso has been
had at reasonable price from
The fishermen on the river have
pending in the circuit conrt for some
considerable
fun ont of the peculiari­
Mrs. Emma Erickson,
time but will probably be disposed of
Notice!
ties of the present fish law. They tell
She Wanted To Cut It Out.
during the December term.
on Atwater Street,
All knowing themselves indebted to
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce,
A husband came home one evening of a man up the river, who, by persis­
The MargaJita Fischer Co. played N. Lorenz are hereby notified that
to find a note left for him by his wife. tent work, caught a dozen salmon.
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
to good bouses Ht tbe Bamlou Opera the accounts must be settled by Jan
BANDON, • OREGON.
Carelessly he opened it, but as he Perhaps the man needed a sack of
House three night last week. Friday nary 1st, 1906, or accounts will be
floor or a bushel of potatoes more
read his face blanched.
Room« per mouth, *•» ; per week, SI .‘JÄ ;
night tbe Company presented a light
per night, BScta.
placed ir. tbe bands of a collector.
“My God!” be exclaimed, ‘how than he needed the fish, so be sells
comedy, “Other Peoples Money." Oo
Settlement can be made at Lorenz & could this have happened so sudden­ ten to a retailer and two to another
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
Saturday night “The Great Blue
Hoyt’s store,
N. L ohenz .
ly!" Snatching his bat and coat he party. The retailer then gets huffy
Grass Derby" or “In Old Kentucky",
Wagons
of all Kinds Made to Order.
Horseshoeing a Specialty-
rnsbed to tbe hospital which was near because the fieherman peddled the
was tbe bill aud Sunday night tbe
two
ont,
and
bad
him
arrested
for
Dr. Steele Coming.
Job work attended to promptly and nil work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Prices
his borne, “I want to see my wife.
emotional drama. “The New Mag
reasonable. Shop on Atwater street, BandoD, Or.
Mrs. Brown, at once," he said to the selling. Result—cost him $10. In
Dr. D. L. Steele, the well known
TABLES SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST daleue." Miss Fischer is popular
head nurse, “before she goes nnder stead of tnrning to be emote on the
with tbe Bandon play-goers and is dentist, will locate in Bandon Dee.
THE MARKET AFFORDS.
tbe ether. Please take my message other cheek, the fisherman then had
al ways assured of a good bouse at 15tb. The people of Bandon and
to
her at once..’ “Mrs. Brown?" the retailer arrested for selling, Re.
this place. Her
company this vicinity who are in need of dental
........ Misa L. G. G oulu , Matron........
Meals at all Hours.
echoed
the nurse “there is no Mrs. suit—cost him $25.
A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and Medical Diseases.
season is a very good one. They left work are requested to wait nntil be
H. H. Baldwin, one of the old pio-
Brown bore,” “Then to which hos­
Trained Nnrses in Attendance-
A liberal share of Pnblio Patronage Monday morning for Coquille and comes as be will locate here per-
neers of this section was a pleasant
pital
has
she
gone?"
asked
tbo
dis
bnsi-
expect to return here for a two-night | manently and will be ready for
is solicited.
For
information
address
Wm. Hwmtnll, M. 1». Harwhfield. Or.
traded husband; “I found this note caller at tho R scobder office Monday
ness Dec. 151 b.
stand, Dec. 15 and 16tb.
MRS. E. J. HITE. PsoBBinazM.
and
enrolled
his
name
on
our
fast
from her when I came home,” and be
banded the note to the nnrae who growing subscription list. Mr. Bald
Simpson
Deal
Off.
Men Make Cities and States.
Oregon
Pandori,
read: “Dear Husband—I have goue win has a cosy home overlooking
The Rimpson deal failed to
to
have my kitnouA cut out, Belle."— Bandon Beach and has bis yard
All who study tbe growth Bnd de­
highly ornamented with shrubbery
through. Tbe exact reason for the Exchange.
velopment of cities aDd states must
aud flowers. It is strange that more
failure is not known, Tbe very
know that men, and not nature, make
homes iu Bandon are not beautified
morning tbe option expired a letter
j
Nclionl Notes.
cities and states.
in this manner. Iu southern Cali
was received from Cowper-Thwaite
If You Want to Buy
If You Want to Sell
Isabella and Aura Congor have just fornia where water is scarce anti
Those who rely on onr beantifnl
H. A. COX, Prop.
written two days before in San Fran
scenery, our mild climate, onr pro-
returned from a visit to Coquille City. everything has to be irrigated, they
Fresh Provisions and Grooeries on dnetive so)! for progress ire on the cisco saying that they would take tbe Milton Cox has been absent from
Call and See Us.
have beautiful yards and driveways.
property.
Hand and Coming.
wrong track.
school tbe past week because of ill­ Here all that would l>e required to
But the fact remains that tbe 25tb,
ness.
7-room home aud lot in Bandon in a desirable looation for sale cheap.
Th« greatest states and tbe richest
SNOW DRIFT, SPERRY, AND WHOLE
make tbe town look like a paradise is
tbe last day of tbe option, went by
8ma|l house and two lota close to poatoffioe—a bargain.
aud most .rapidly developed cities
The Eighth Grade entertained their a little work, but very little of it is
WHEAT FLOUR.
and no money was paid.—Harbor.
Wo have several ranabes close to town for sale at reasonable figures.
have been hmlt against tbe greatest
fellow classmates at Shields’ Hall, on done in that direction,
Choice Hams and Baoon, Fruit and natural obstacles.
Good dairy ranch for sale; or will sell stock and lease ranch.
Thanksgiving.
Bountiful refresh­
Foor lota near old Woolen Mill *100 eaotl.
Vegetables.
, Spokane was btfilt on heaps of vol­
Names Oregon Officers.
It is usual In other places than
ments were served, and every one
Store building and lot at Dairyville.
novels
to
bear
of
waves
running
The President ban made tbe follow­ present had an enjoyable time.
BANDON, - OREGON.
canic rock, with no rich farming land
mountains high, but in reality the
ing appointments io Oregon:
lying aronnd the city.
Miss Walstrom has fonr new pnpils
mountains
of tbe sea are by no means
Lo
be
Uuited
States
district
attor
­
Tbe beantifnl Golden Gate Park of
in her room this week, making su en­
steep, and only appear so when two El Dorado Building,
Howard M. Brownell, Mgr.
San Francisco was built on pure sand ney for tbe district of Oregon—Wil­ rollment of about sixty ecbolnrs.
systems of waves meet, as in a choppy
bills, with plenty of mon, plenty of liam C Bristol, vice Francis J. Heuey,
Tbe Ninth and Tenth Grades each
resigned.
money ami the genins of Sntro.
have just perfected a c|as» organiza* sea, and add their amplitudes. For
example, as is shown in a series of
To be register of tbe land office at tion.
Oregon has no large cities bnt one,
wave measurements lately undertaken
and has little over half tho population Rosebnrg — Benjamin L. Eddy, of
Went to tbe animal fair,
by the Frencb government, and tbe
Tillamook,
Or,,
vice
Joseph
T.
of Washington. This is not dtte to
The Ninth and Tenth were there;
highest normal wave encountered in
Bridges, removed.
i nature, but to men, or lack of men.
Tbe Ninths they growled,
AT-
4»®« P. Laird, Proprietor
tbe
southern Pacifia are not more
To be receiver of public moneys at
Tbe men who have dominated Ibis
Th« Tenths they bowled,
than
53
feet
high
from
erest
to
has«
Rosebnrg
—
James
M.
Lawrence,
of
stato for fifty years are the men who
And rent the midnight air.
of trough* These are io a sense the
have made the state what it is or Bend, Or., vice James H. Booth, re­
waves of greatest known amplitude
moved.
what it is not.
i
BAMnoM
Tbe
distance between their ciests is
M.
K.
Chureh
Servtee,.
SPECIAL, RATES nr THE WEEK Oft MQtfTtt.
In place of erecting monuments
Burglars blew open th« safe of the
Mice clean room*. and Ms a night ■ |l.2* and writing history about them, we I Preaching 11 a.m.; snbjeet "Test of Farmers' A Merchants' Hank at For­ 1,000 feet. Waves of the norib At­
3AJCTZ BOOR Of COmriCTION,
should turn awny from their methods, Fruit." T:30 p.m.; ".Men with iron in their
lantic are normally 528 feet from
H week ; A'OQ a month.
and pray that new leaders may take blood." 8nbbath School. 10 a.m. Epworth est Grove, and vecnred over $5,000, cre?< to crest and 26 feet high.—L«fi-
MR* HAUAH n*T5tiW), (heir places --Salem Journal,
The Sbprifl is on tbeif tr$|
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League, 6 30q> tn. Japior League, ’ p q>,
dou Post,
MA KINK.
BA1LKD.
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COQUILLE NEEDS
Pish Hatchery.
WELCOME
River Fishermen Thoroughly Dissatisfied With
Present Conditions and Will Ask That Hatch-
ery be Established on This River.
TROWBRIBGl
BANK
COQUILLE LEADS IN LUMBER
SHIPMENTS.
Coos Bay Gets Second Place and
the Umpqua Third.
BANDON
of
We'll Do Our Best
to Please You
GENERA L MERCHANDISE
H ay , G rain and M ill F eeds
S eed G rain and G rass S eed in S tock .
A. HABERLY,
PANTER
*Woo<l l>c«lor
BROS
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BANDON |X| MEAT
FURNISHED ROOMS.
MARKET
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard
Sausages, Etc., also
SHIELDS
KENN1ÍDY
NEW RESTAURANT.
THE
HORSFALL
Real
Grocery Store
HOSPITAL
Estate
BANDON REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Furnished
Rooms
TUPPER < HOUSE
The Pacific
Rates $i.oo to $2.00 per Day
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