Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, December 14, 1905, Image 1

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    BANDON BEACH
BANDON
A» syminer resort has no equid ,9Jj
anast
north of San Francisco. Bandon is noted for
its evenly tempered climate, the nu an .ii>miai
teiiiperatuiv !«•'»« L
varribL- than at anv
other point in the .United State#, destructive
winds And electrical storms are .unluiown.
liomeseekers will find many opportunities here.
Bandun ii located at the mouth of tbo Opqnille
river V mile from the Pacific Ocean. Population
750. Has woolen mill, ybioule mill, broom handle
plant, cannery and several aaw mills in vicinity.
Has wa^er works, ^ood schools and churches. 4
boats daily on Coquille river. Steamers and
schooners to Sun Francisco. Kail road coming.
Volume XXI.
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 14,
Number 5|).
1905
Soda works.......................................,. 2.C0
Circuit Court is in session this
Sawmill................................................ 2 50
week.
Restaurants........... ................ ............ 2.50
Jas Hughes of Cape Blanco was in
Tailor shops, or merchant tailor........ 2.09
Tinsmiths............................................. 2.00 town Monduy.
Masonic.
Tobacco and cigar stoics.................. 2.00
Fresh Groceries at all times at
andon lodge , No. 115, a . f . a . m .
Undertakers............., ....,................ 100
Come in, look around, visit all parts .of .the store, make
Stated O'linmnnioatioiiB first Satnr- Coos County Man Says People Pay Revenue Needed to Pay Running
Trowbridge
’s,
Woolen
mills
.......................................
2.50
Jav after ‘ue fullmoon of each mouth. Twenty-Six Dollars a Thous­
yourself at home, ask questions, familiarize yourself with
Expenses
of
the
Town.
Any store carrying three lines or more of
AU Ma»».u Masons cordially invited.
Band Boys Xmas Bai), Saturday
our vast and completo line of General Merchandise.
An
and For It.
goods above mentioned, «hall be alassod ns
C. I. KIME, W. M.
Night,
Dec. 23.
J. E. W alstbom , Seo.
efficient
corpB
of
salespeople
stand
ready
to
cheerfully
and
a
general
merchandise
store
and
licensed
at
Bandon, like many other towns
Arthur Rice went to Coquille, Sun
speedily administer to your wants. No trouble to show
which in the past bavo depended up­ $15.00 per month.
1. O. O. F
[Portland Journal ]
Seo. YU. Any person or persons doing ' day, returning Monday.
goods.
We'll exhibit all day pleasantly whether you pur­
T> ANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O. F.
“I have been on a tour through on saloon licenses to pay expenses, business within the town under this ordi­
I > meets every Saturday evening.
chase
or
not. We want you to feel that we appreciate your
D.
D
Pierce
of
Coquille
was
a
bus-
Visiting brothers in good standing cor­ Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebras­ finds that sinoe the local option law nance will be required to pay the licenso
patronage. You may rest assured of square dealing.
iuess
visitor
yesterday.
above
stated
on
each
variety
of
goods
car
went
into
effect,
some
other
means
dially invited.
ka, Kansas and Colorado, and I Lave
A J. HARTMAN. N. G.
Geo. Laird was at Coquille on busi
come back to Oregon with a great re­ must be devised for raising revenue. ried, excepting notions, tobacco and oigars,
T. W. R obison , Seo.
PROVIDED; It shall be and is hereby made
alization of what Ibis state’s timber The $1,200 per annum which was the duly of the recorder, before issuing any ness the first of the week.
Foresters of Aroericn.
resources mean,” said John Peart, of formerly paid by the salooDS here lioense to any business house when the grade
When you buy groceries yon want
ptOUUT QUEEN OF THE FOREST, No. Coos county, who is in Portland made a fund that would meet cur­ of it’s license is regulated by the vatietv of
fresh goods. See Mrs. Hartman.
X 7 17, meets Friday night of each week,
in Concrete Hall, Bandon, Oregon. A cor­ awaiting departure of the first boat rent expenses. Now that the saloons artioles sold, to qualify such applicant in
C. Matliesen and wife of Coquille
dial welcome is extended to all visiting
for Coquille City. He is engaged in are closed, the town council has writing with regard to such sales, and to is­
brothers.
SYLVESTER SHIELDS.
sue a license accordingly.
were
Bandon visitors the first of the
Successor to J. Denholm.
A. R ice .
Chief Ranger.
drafted an ordinance to place a license Sec, VIII. It is hereby made the dnty of
the coal and timber business there.
week.
Fin. Secretary.
“It is a good thing for Oregon men on the various places of business. the town treasurer, on the 28th day* at De­
Call at Mrs. Hartman's grocery
to go out through the country and The ordinance, which is printed be­ cember, March. Jane and September, of
store
and see her line of now, fresh
each
year,
to
deposit
in
the
post
office
for,
low,
has
been
up
for
the
second
read
­
see conditions in other states.
it
PROFESSIONAL.
Agency for Coquille Steam Laundry.
makes them appreciate the greatness ing and will come up again tomorrow or band to each licensed payer a notice goods.
printed in plain type and to the effect that
R. B. Luudy, of Marshfield, has
i of tbeir own state, and the many op­ (Friday) night, Dec. 15th, for third hie or her license will expire ou the first day
Dr. LET. Lu. Houston, portunities here fora progressive man readiug and final passage, at which of the ensuing month aud be or she must accepted a position as cook at the
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
to do well. Nearly the entire length time, objections to the ordinance, if procure a new license before the fourth day Tupper House.
Business men of said ensuing month, and that no further
Office over Furniture Store, Honrs, 9 to 12. of my journey in the middle west I auy, will be beard.
Jack Brown, of Port Orford, for­
noiioe will be given.
a.ni. 1:30 to 4, p.m.l 7 to 8 in the evening.
did not see a tree worth considering. are invited to attend the meeting.
merly
a resident of Bandon, is visit­
Sec. IX. If nny person or persons shall
Night calls answered from office.
B-A-lsTIDOlSr, OREGON
Down in Iowa they are paying ?22 to
engage in or carry on any business, trade, ing here this week.
Ordinance No. 73.
pANDON,
-
-
-
OREGON. IJ29 per thousand feet for Oregon fir Au ordinance to provide for licensing and occupation or profession, or keep or have
Judge C. A,. Sehlbrede, of Marsh­
Capital $25,000.00
and pine. 1 stopped some time in
regulating theatre, show or other public any thing above mentioned without having field, is a candidate for Qoyernor on
BO4HP OF DIRECTORS; J. L. K bonknbkbo , President, J. Dr.ifnoLM, Vice FrM,
northern Iowa, and noted the build­ exhibition, uowiing alley, billiard table or obtained a license therefor agreeably to the the Republican ticket.
Dr. £3. l_i. Perkins,
F. J. F ahy , Cashier, F rank F lam , T. P. M anly .
other table upon whioh games are played provisions of this ordinance, be or they
ing operations there. A man of my
upon oonviotion thereof before the
D. A. Jackson and L. B. Hollen­
PHYSICIAN <£• SURGEON, acquaintance bought a dressed board with balls aud ones; or to engage in or shall,
A general banking business transacted, and customers given every accommodation
carry on any business, trade ooonpa- town reoorder, be fined in a sum not less beck. of Gravel Ford, were Bandon
of Oregon fir at the lumber yard, and
Oopgjgtent wjtfe igfp Aigj conservative banking.
BANDON, OKKQON.
tionorpr fession hereinafter enumerated, than ten nor more than one hundred dol­ visitors last Saturday,
paid 8 cents a foot for it.”
without first buv;^g obtained a license lars, or be imprisoned in the town jail not
Correspondents: The American National Bank of San Francisco, California,
Ofiice at residence on Fourth Street.
more than 11 fty day* qr both suoh fine and
The open season for steel head
therefor.
Mr. Peart has extensive holdings of
Merchants’ National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
imprisonment.
THS TOWN or BANDON IKIZj ORDAIN
salmon commenced the 10th, and a
GEO. P. TOPPING,
coal and timber in Coos county. He
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Seo X. It shall be and is hereby made the
as follows :
number of the fiab are being caught.
Hank 1» Open from 9 a.in. to 12 in., and 1 p.m, to 3 fiju,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW says the coal is a good quality of lig­
Seo. I. It shall not be lawful for any per­ duty of tb< town marshal, to immediately
Frauds Thomsen, proprietor of tbe
AND
nite, and that Coos will, with trans­ son or persons to keep for pay, within the prooeed, as provided by the laws and or­
NOI ARY PUBLIC.
portation facilities promised by the corporate limits of the town of Bandon, any dinances of the town of Bandon, agaipst Star ranch near Langlois, was trans­
any and all persons who shall on the 4th
Fire Insurance.
Drain line of Ibo Southern Pacific, theatre, shout AT other public exhibition; days of January, April, July and Ootober of acting business in Bandon last Fih
any bowling alley, billiard table, pigeon
day.
experience
a
great
awakening
com
­
Bandon. - - -
Oregon.
bole table or other table upon which games each year, be found carrying on within said
mercially. The coal lies in easily are played with balls and cues, or to engage town of Bandon, without having first ob­
D. S. Rouse, of the Riverton Coal
workable veiijs. Ope has a thickness in or carry on any business, trade or occu­ tained a license therefor, any business, & Development Co., has gone to San
IIOWIICD M. BROWNELL
trade, occupation or profession tor which a
Attorney at Law and Notary Public. of seven feet, and ho bus opened it pation or profession hereinafter provided.
Francisco to look up a market for
No peddler shall vend, sell or retail at pri­ license bag been or may hereafter be pro­
Special Httentiqn ::iven to collection*, fore- with a tunnel showing 137 feet of the
coal.
vided
by
an
ordinance
of
said
town
of
Ban
­
vate sale, any goods, wares or merchandise,
closure of mortgage«» garnishee and attach­ vein.
J. H Montgomery and family, of
unless the same are products of this State. don, and at any time between said dates,
_______________
ment «uit8.
No auctioneer shall sell any goods, wares or after notioe, either verbal or written, given North Bend, were visitors here Mon­
omee in
BANDON,
Men’s clothing at Lorenz Ar Hoyt’?, merchandise at public vendue, uuless such by said marshal to auy party violating any
day, taking a look at tbe best town in
Ml Dorado Bldg.
OKKOON
J D. Kronenberg was a business person or persons shall have first obtained of the terms of this ordinance.
tbe county.
Seo.
XI.
That
all
ordinances
pr
parts
of
a license therefor in the manner herein­
O T- Slumonrother visitor at the Bay Monday.
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance,
T. H. Shaw and wife of Fonrmtle
after
provided.
U. 8. Coinnilaaioner anti Notary Public.
Mrs. Laird of Coquille was visiting Sec. II. Any person or persons applying arc hereby repealed.
returned home yesterday morning
Filing* and Final pro* »in made on Home
XII. That this ordinance shall take
stead-:, Limber Claims and other U. S. Lands her son, George, a few days this week. for license, ns required by this ordinance, effect aud be in fnll force and virtue on and after a visit with their daughter on
shall
pay
to
the
town
treasurer
fhe
amount
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved
Mrs.
Fatiy and
Mies Ruby
Coos river.
dne from said license and take reoeipt there­ after the first day of January, 1906.
Security.
A B. Sabin arrived this week from
Ollier* in room 10 Beyeiie Building, Ban- Pershbaker of Prosper were Bandon for, specifying the amount so paid, the bus­
J
K''Md«ia‘.‘e <»n Butte Creek. Oregon.
visitors yesterday.
iness intended ♦<> Ixs purso/wt, end the length
Langlois and is opening np a harness
Beal Estate bought and Sold.
of time for which it is to be issued.
shop and saddlery in the Breuer
We have the largest line of gents’ Seo. III. On presentation of snoh receipt
furnishing goods in town and more to the Recorder, he shall issue a license in
building.
coming.—Lorenz & Hoyt.
accordance with the terms thereof.
Edward J. Bement, a prominent
Seo. IV. No license shall be transferred,
Mrs. A. J. Hartman's new grocery
rancher of near Denmark, was a Ban­
Store ia now ready for business. The nor shall auy lioense be remitted or com. Boise Dispatch Says Road Will Tap don visitor last week. He may possi­
muted.
BANDON, - OREGON.
public is cordially invited to call and
bly become a resident of this place.
Coast and Coos Bay will be
Sec. V. All licenses issued by the Town
/All kinds of fuel wood delivered on inspect the stock.
Recorder shall expire on the first day of
Mica Anna Logan went to San
Terminus.
abort notice.
January. April, Joly or Ootober, and sbnll
Francisaoon the Elizabeth, where she
The Bandon Mfg Co. started up
Mail orders promptly attended to.
not be for a term of less than three month«.
their shingle mill last week. They
Boise, Idaho, Dec. 3., B. D. Beards­ will enter a hospital witl. the inten­
Sec. VI.
The following businesses,
have been having some trouble with trades, occupations and professions shall be ley, who formerly represented the tion of becoming a trained nurse.
a tint box on one of the machines but lioenyed. and the following monthly rates Chicago and Northwestern at Spo­
§40.000 worth of turkeys were
expect to have everything running oharged therefor, viz:
kane, has been transferred to this raised in Douglas county this year.
real estate, doing business
Will Keep on Hand at all Times
.Good, Pleasant, Sunny Rooms can be smooth in a few days. Two sawyers Agents,
on commission................................. $ 1.00 place. His title will be Traveling The birds brought to tbe growers an
arrived from Washington last week
Traffic Agent, but bis headquarters average of about $2.25 per head.
Agents going from house to bouse
had at reasonable price from
soliciting, per day.......................... 2.50 will be here.
to accept positions in the mill.
Levi Smith. Isaac Chandler, N. H.
* uctioneers, per day............
2.50
Mrs. Emma Erickson,
In an interview today he made the Harmon and W. A. Neal have a large
Bakery................................................. 2.00
statement that the Northwestern is number of logs on the upper river for
MA RINK.
Barber shops....................................... 2.00
on Atwater Street,
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all farm PrpdPff*/
AKIIIVED,
Banks .......................................... ... 2.50 coming westward and would be built the Prosper Mill Co., which will soon
I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, ete.
Boot and shoe store..................... .. 6.00 through Boise, and that the western be brought down.
Deo. 10. Strar Elizabeth from Astoria,
BANDON, - OREGON.
Blacksmith shop................................. 1.C1 terminus would be Coos Bay.
with 15 tons freight and two passengers.
Bowling alley, each alley.................. 7.50
About twenty five to thirty million
Boom* per monti», 815 ; per week, *¡»1.25 ;
Other information has reached here
SAILBD.
Broom-handle mill........ .................... 2.50
per night. 25ets.
feet of logs have been cut on the up­
Deo. II—flttn. Elizabeth to San Franois-
to
the
effect
that
the
Northwestern
Bricklayers, taking contracts for
oo with 5500 cases salmon, 100 cords match-
struoturesjiud hiring help............. 2.00 has [Hirebased much valuable proper­ per river this year, and are waiting
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS *
wood, 300.000 cedar shingles, 80,000 ft. cedar
Botcher
shops.... ............................ 2.50 ty on Coos Bay. This comes from a for a freshet to be brought down and
lumber, 30.000 broom handies. 5 tons miso,
Wagons of all Kinds Made to Order.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Club rooms... ......................... ....... 10 00 source which seems to establish it as distributed to tbo various mills.
c.'irgo and five passepg^rs—W, Elliott, E.
Canneries............................................. 2.50
Job
work
attended
to
promptly
anj
all
work
gnaranteed
to give satisfaction, l’rioes
Henckendortf, H. P. London, Anna Logan.
a fact.
Ed Thrift, of Langlois, returned
Cabiuet shops...................................... 2.00
reasonable. Shop on At water street, Bandon, Or.
Rose Leueve
home, after visiting his wife for sev­
T ables supplied with the best Tbo Oakland left 8. F. last week for Ban­ Carpenters, taking contracts for
New Ijpa of matting just received eral days at tbe O’Conner borne. Mrs
structures and hiring help.............. 2.00
don but turned back for repairs.
THE MA UK ET AFFORDS.
Cooper shops....................................... 2.50 at Lorenz & Hoyt’s store. Many Thrift is noarly recovered from her
Steamer Alliance will sail from Mnrsh-
Dentists............................................... 2.50 designs to choose from.
recant operation, but is still under
field for Portland, Friday afternoon, Deo.
......... Miss L. G. G ould , Matrop..........
Drays, wagons and hacks engaged in
Meals at all Hours.
15th.
__________________
her physician’s care.—Coast Mail.
A Private Hospital, well eqnipped for the treatment of Surgical and Medical Disease*.
freighting for hire, each .............. 1.00
Ncliool Note».
Drug stores.....................................
5.00
Trained JYurses in Attendance.
Notice.
A liberal share of Public Patronage
In the matter of Sarah Malnhorn,
Dry goods stores............... .................. 5 00
For
information
address
Wm. lloi’Mfail, JI. D. Jfaralifield, O b .
is solicited.
Administratrix
of
estate
of
Samuel
All parties who bavo left agates at
Exhibitions, except exhibitions for
“Jiminy Cbristmasl”
Maleborn, deceased, it ia appqinted
Arthur Rite’s jewelry store to be
charitable purposes, whiob shall
MRS. E. J. HITE, P bopbibtbess .
Hurrah for pur holidays which be­
be free of license—each exhibi­
that Jan. 2d, 1906, at 10 o’clock a. m ,
ground, for a period of six months or
gin
next Monday and will last two
tion ................................................ 5.00
be, and is appointed as the time for
Bandon, - - Oregon over, are notified to call at once and
Founders and machine shops............ 1.00 weeks! We wish everyone a pleasant
get them or same will be sold for Furniture stores................................. 2.50
settlement
of said account.
Xmas vacation and hope that al) will
charges.
Fruit and confectioneries.................. 2.50 return safe and soupd ai the first of
F. T. McMullen was appointed Ad­
[jl^cery stores......................... ....... 2 5Q
ministrator of tbe estate of F.
the new year.
For Christmas.
Hardware stores................................. 5.00
McMullep, deceased. (3oo. D- Chen­
It
affords
us
great
satisfaction
to
be
Call at Wm, Gallier’s hardware Harness and saddle shops ............ 1.00
If You Want to Buy
If You Want to Sell
Hotels................................................... 5.00 able to commend the manner in which oweth, J. S. Capps and J. L. Nay
H. A. COX, Prop.
store and see bis bobby horses, steel Hay, grain and feed stores................ 2.50
the school is being bandied this year. were appointed Appraisers of tbe ea-
express wagous, shoo-flys, doll go-
and watch makers............... 2.01 It has been well attended, at)d ujlder tafe.—Gold Beach Globa.
Fresh Provisions and Groceries on carts, toy lanterns, etc. You can find Jewelers
------ »”<1 See Us.
~~~
-
Keeping billiard table, pigeon hole
such efficient teachers the classes are
“A Western cowboy appeared at the
Hand and Coming,
table, or any other table upon
I something that will please the little
doing excellent work. Miss Wilkin’s railroad station and stated that be
which games are played with
7-room hoove and lot in Bandon in a desirable location for gale cheap.
SNOW-DRIFT, SPERRY, AND WHOLE folks at bis place, and the price will
¿»Us and ones
....................... 10.00 room will bave a Christmas tree on desired to ship to pafentg iq t|ie East-
Small house and two lots cloge to postoffioe—a bargain.
be right.
WHEAT FLOUR.
Livery stables...................................... 2.00 Friday afternoon.
We hayp several ranches close to town for sale at reasonable figures.
the body of a comrade who bad been
Any person or persons, other that)
Good dairy ranoh for sale; or will sell stock aud lease ranob.
Choice Hams and Bacon, Fruit and
The Ninth Grade entertained tbeir killed by a grizzly bear. In shipping
Senator Mitchell Dead.
livery stable keepers, who may,
Foor lots near old Woolen Mill f 100 each.
fellow classmates in Sjiield’a Hall last the bot tbe agent pot iced it was quite
Vegetables
witbin the town limits, let any
U. S. Senator John Hippie Mitchell
Store buil<|ili£ and lot at Dfliryville.
conveyances.
consisting
of
evening.
heavy and not quite tbe usual shape,
BANDON, - OREGON.
is dead. The end came at 11:30 a.m.
horses and baggies, or riding
The rhetorical exercises last Friday In a law 4ays came a telegram, which
horses
for
hire
..............
.............
2.
CO
: last Friday, at the Good Samaritan
Laundry, steam.................................. 2.50 afternoon jn Prof. Worrel’s room read: ‘Home mistake, box contaips a
Hospital in Portland, The direot Laundry, Chinese............................... iiQ.OO
were conducted in a very creditable bear.* Tbe cowboy, whq was still at El Dorado Building.
Howard. M. Brownell, Mgr..
cause of death was a violent hemor­ Marble cutters.................................... 2.50
manner. Mr. Worrel’s violin solo and the station on a spree, wired back:
Milliners....................
2.50
rhage, the result of having four teeth
Miss Waldvogel’s recitation deserve ‘No mistake; Bill is inside tbe bear,’ '•
extracted. Owing to the profuse lose Music stores .................................... .. 2.50
Several visiters
Notion etore* not carrying dry good* 2.50 special mention.
of blood, the Senatpr’s constitution
Tne second part of the Personal
Opticians, per day.............................. 2.50 were present.
‘
E. D.
I was tinabls to withstand the strain on Painten taking contracts and hiring
Narrative
of Homer Davenport ap­
The Tenth Advanced,
i his system, already weakened by dia­
help....,...........
2.80
pears in The Pacific Monthly for De­
They stood entranced
* 1.00 By a scene in the great below,
betes and the mental worry under Photographers...................
cember, an<| contains a wonderful
Geo. P. Laird, Proprietor
- AT—
which he had struggled for mouths, Physicians and surgeons................... 2.50 For ° p ®
story of Christmas charity, which is
on
*''
H0,
i
Hrru
y®^
>
D
whit«»
Peddlers of goods, wares and mer­
j He lost consciousness at 8 o’clock
Hates
to $2.00 per Day,
chandise, per day.................
5.00 Came the Ninth aud Tenth iff 9P|emo particularly appropriate at this time
Thursday nigbt( at wbicn time dia
of the year; this is t^e story of Jake
Public boarding and lodging houses,
linfl,
betje coma set in, and from that hour
or lodging bonses........................ 2.50 Singing a beantifol Christmas pbime. McLean, a drawing of whom by Dav;
B.XDOK
ßfigpjAL RATES BY THE WEEK QR MQtfTH.
Shoe makers shops......................... ... 1.00 The Tepth Advanced I hep scurried enporl, aud previously nnpublishedt
until the end the yetpran statesman
Wise olean rooms. 25 and 50o n night ; $1.25
Sewing oqaehine peddlers.............
5.00
never again came tp bis senses.
appears as a frontispiece to The Pa­
SAMPLE BOOM IN CONNECTION
aw»y,
Shooting gallery.................................. 5.00
a week ; $5.00 a month.
Ashamed of themselves, for no talent ' cific Monthly, nnd is one of its strong
Blood-poisoning allied itself with bis Skating rink ...............
5.00
MHS. HABAff OOSTFLLO. ' other afflictions to hasten death
h«d they.
eet features.
Shingle mill......................................... ’ “
Council
to License
LODGE DIRECTORY. : Oregon Fir Costs a Lot
Business Men.
in Iowa.
WELCOME
B
A. TROWBRIDGE/
O.
Bandon
BANK
A. HABERLY,
VVooil 5 >colei-
FURNISHED ROOMS
-
-
-
Oregon
BANDON,
of
Northwestern RR Now
Headed for Coos,
BANDON |H| MEAT |£|
MARKET
T. ANDERSON, Prop,
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard,
Sausages, Etc., also
SHIELDS
KEWIVEDY
NEW RESTAURANT.
THE
Grocery Store.
HORSFALL
HOSPITAL
Real : Estate
BANDON REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Furnished
Rooms
TUPPER < HOUSE
The Pacific
BANDON,
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s d KE^QN\