Bandon recorder., March 15, 1906, Image 1

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BANDON
BANDON BEACH
Bandon is located at the montbwf the Coquille
rer, 4 mile from tiw Pacific Ocean. Pupil! * t inti
tkM) Ha« w*»len milT uhiugi 1 mill, broom hai.dh
plant, cannery V>d ««»verHl sawmill« in vicinity
Has water avs'eio, good schools and churches. 4
boats daily on Ccqnille river
Steamers and
schooners to San Fraucutco. Railroad coming.
As a summer resort Ji s no equal ou the coast
north « i >tn t rèi < m < •>. Bai dnn is
tor
its evetili tempered viiiuat», the* r D>eau annual
letup* r*lu«e bring 1rs» v. alo« I llittli Mt Alli
4lirl poo.I lit llw LuilcU - I .l«fc « • L h % i rucin«*
.1*0»
and « ¡egli
_
_ leal «Iorios
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Huw Wecker« will hud wat. y opport uuilit« hele.
BANDON,
Volum« XXII.
OREGON:
THURSDAY,
MARCH 15, 1906
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce
Rejects Coast Railroad
A. Garfield, proprietor of tbe Ban­
Proposition.
don Foundry, has just eloeed a good
Gets Big Contract.
They - Are - Here!
cootract for making tbe iron and
At a meeting of the Marshfield
brass castings fur the big steamer that Chamber of Commerce, last week,
Our new lino of Shoe« direct from the East—finest and largest liue ever brought to Bandon. It io a
ia lining built at Henckeodorff a ship tbe committee on the Coast railroad
pleasure to show thiH line to our customers. Call and eee. Note the style, note the quality, note the ptice.
yard. Tbe Bandon Foundry is rap­ proposition made the following re­
idly coming to the front, and with port: "We, tbe committee, lowborn
The
the improvements being mail« will ■ was referred the proposition cf Baker
The Brown
soon be as well equipped for making & Crabtree, pertaining to rigbt-of way
Brown
Blue
all kinds of castings as any foundry through tie Coos Bay country, re
between Portland and San Francisco «pecifully report that owing to the
Star-5-Star
Ribbon
Ths moulding room is being enlarged iincert lin quantity as to the time that
Shoe
this week, and a new moulder, lai<■ property might be tied tip for right-
Shoe
with tbe Colmutda Engineering of-way, ami other purposes, and tbe
for Men.
for
Works in Portland, lias just arrived j uncertainty of the probable cost of
to take a position wiih this foundry. acenri ’g tbe right of-way desired,
Boys and
Besides th* above cootract, Mr. Gar­ recommend that the p-opoeition be
field baa just received another order 1 rejected; and we further recoin mend
Girls.
for 2<»00 .castiogs. The R ecorder is that the Cons Bay Chamber of Com­
The Brown
glad to note the success of thia enter­ merce join with the inhabitants of
prise.
Process
other towns on the bay aod tributary
to the same, with a view of securing a
Woolen Mill in Operation.
Buster Brown
Flexible
subsidy of $50,01X1 towards securing
The Bandon Woolen Mill is a busy the rigbts-of-wny and terminal facili­
books free to
Sole for
place this week, a force of bands be­ ties asked for, in lieu of furnishing
the little folks.
ing engaged in getting everything {the rights of way and terminal
Women.
ready for starting up Monday morn­ grounds asked for by tbe representa­
ing. Sr.pl. Smith and several of tbe tives of Messrs. Baker & Crabtree.
PROFESSIONAL.
employees of this mill returned from
AkBIVKD.
10—Hch. Antelope from S. F., loading at North Bend last week where they
Hick’ry Farm.
Dr H. L Houston., Parkersburg.
wont to get tbe stock, wool, yarna,
The
play
given by local talent at
8tm.
Elizabeth
due
today.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
dyes and chemicals of tbe North Bend
SAILS!».
the Opera House last Saturday even-
Office over Furniture Store. Hours, 9 to 12.
9— Sch. Oregon for 8. F. with 425 M ft, Mill which was purchased for use in | ing for the benefit of the band was a
a.m. 1.30 to 4, p m .; 7 to 8 in the evening.
lumber.
J. Shields was a county seat visitor
this plant. Another supply of stock
Night call» answered from office.
10— Sch, Advance for 8. F. with 400 M ft. will arrive on the Elizabeth, and it is ! success financially, the bouse being Tuesday.
lumber.
crowded and the receipts more than
BANDON,
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OltKGON,
12—Sch. Mayflower for 8. F. with 125 M ft expected that by Monday morning
Basket Ball Saturday night, Marsh­
$80. The hits of the evening were
lumber.
everything will be in shape to start I
field
vs Bandoo.
BANDON. OREGON
made by the two comedy characters,
Board of T»u«tees Meet.
Dr. £3 I_i. Parking,
tbe wheels of the new plant. Bandon j
Mrs.
A. D. Morse was a Coquille
Miss
Maud
Garfield
as
the
suscepti
­
Capital $25,000.00
The regular quarterly meeting of the bus oue of «be best mills on the coast i
visitor Saturday,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
Board of Tilistens of the town of Bandon now and it has advantages for lessen­ ble widow, nod Bert Patterson as the
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS;
J. L. K bonknbkbu . President, J. D enholm , Vine Pre,.
Don’t forget that Dr. Steele, dentist, is
Irish alderman. Mrs. Chas Daily
waa held last Monday evening. We give be­
MANDON, OKKGOM.
ing operating expenses, that are not
F. J, F ahv . Cashier, F bank F lam , T. P. H anlt .
located
in
Bandon.
low the treasurer’s report for the quarter
handled the leading part of Jessie
enjoyed at other places.
It is
Office at residence on Fourth Street.
ending March 12.
Ike Martin is building a new house
Fortune in capital style, and Henry
A general banking basiness trammeled, and ouatomera given every accommodation
equipped
with
up-to-date
machinery
Balance on band last statenjent, $337.64
in the Fisher Addition.
consistent with safe and conservative banking.
Averill
as
Ezekiel
Fortune,
Chas.
Dr D, L. HTF.KLK
Received
and can turn out a first-class product.
Mrs Fred Mehl was calling on Co
Correspondent«: The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
City license
454.50 Orders have commenced to come in Daily as Gilbert Daikwood, Mr. Foss
Fines
27.5')
as Jack Nelson, and Frank Blackerby quille friends tbe first of the week.
Merchants' National Bank, Portland, Oregon.
and
the
whistle
of
the
mill
and
the
Shows
10.0)
as Uriah Skinner, were all good aud
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Chris Rasmussen has been visiting
OFFICE ROOM 4, OVER ANDER­
Dog tax
15 00 rattle <>f tbe machinery will make the I
their efforts were fully up to the re­ old friends at the Bay the past week.
Banfc 1« Open from 9 a m to 13 in., and 1 p m. to 3 p.m.
SON'S MEAT MARKET.
11 00 kind fo music that Baudoniuus like
Pound tax
quirements of the piece. Ernest
26 <62 to bear.
Special tax
Sam
and
Henry
Petty
of
Myrtle
BANDON,
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OREGON.
Erickson as the detective, and Law-
1121.2*1
Point were Bandon callers Saturday.
rence Stitt and Roy Gibson as the
ONO, I’. TOPPING,
Warrants paid
»16 53
Resolutions,
Mesdames Mars and Korth were
constables, were also there with the
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
Balance on band
777.73
The following resolutions were
visitors
at the oountv hub last Satur
AND
Bill of C. Y. Lowe. Treas., for commission adopted at the lust meeting of the goods. Between the acts Mr. Erick­
NOTARY PUBLIC.
son did a turn in balancing, and Mrs. day.
and sundries, $13 66. ordered paid.
Woman’s Relief Corp, Na 40i
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gehrig were
Harris favored the aodieuce with a
Fire Insurance.
Whereas, God in Hia infinite wis­
Another crab cannery is to be
business
visitors to Coos Bay last
solo. The band furnished excellent
Bandoli, - - - - Oregon.
started at Empire, making three in dom has removed by death Mra. Mary music during theeveuing which alone week.
all, and Marshfield also is Io have a Kennedy of Springfield. Missouri, a was worth the price of admission.
Mies Carman of Aberdeen was vis­
We can please you, if square
O- T- Blumenrother crab CHnnery. Crabs will soon be as loyal faithful member of tbe Relief
There is talk of putting on another iting Mrs. C. B. Zeek Saturday and
dealing, reliable goods and right prioea
V. 8. Ctiiniiilsaiont'r mih ! Notary Public.
scarce in Coos bny as they are at Corps, and for a time a resideut of play soon aud it is hoped it will be Sunday.
are inducements. Rapid selling keeps
Filin«« and Final proofs made *■»» Home ' other points along the coast.
Bandou,
done as a good bonse is assured and
■tend*, 1 iniberClaim« and other (J. 8. Land.
S. S. Little made a business trip to
our stock fresh. Try us, ah many
Corp
extend
Resolved,
that
this
The next meeting of the Farmers’
Money Loans Negotiated on A pproved ,
the proceeds go for a worthy cause.
Coquille, Friday, returning Saturday
others are doing nnd you will see for
impurity.
I convention will bo held at North their condolence and «.yinpaty to her
yourself the truth of the foreRoing. ■K
evening.
Office in room 10 Beyerl? Baildin«, B hii -
family,
and
Bend. Saturday, the 17lh. Tho sec­
We sell Anything and everything in Si
Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
J. A. Langhead, of Poi t land, for
Robt. Walker attended the repnb
Resolved, that as a token of respect
retary writes the R ecorder : "We are
the general mercbandiHe line And we «
Kcal Katate bought and Mold
merly of this placo, lint now employed lican mass meeting held in Coquille
make it a point to please our cuHtom- <■
especially desirous of an attendance to the memory of our sister, these as one of the engineers in the light
last week.
ers and that is why they stay with us.
by the farmers from tbe Coquille side resolutions be put into the minutes house service, is here to superintend
of
this
meeting,
and
a
copy
be
pub
­
Fred
Gross
went
to
Coquille
Fri
­
of tho county, for we want to make
some improvements being made at
lished in the public press.
day to meet hie wife who had been
this a county organization.”
the station bore. New furnaces are
*
C ommit ef ..
visiting at Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Harris left for
being installed at the Keeper’s resi­
■■■ Bandon,
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Oregon,
Philip
S.
Bates,
of
Portland,
pub
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Santa Ana. Calif., Monday, where
dence and a boat house is to be con­
About Real Estate Values.
lisher of the "Pacific Northwest,” was
they expect to make tlieir future
structed.
ay
rain and
ill eeds
Assessor T. J. Thrift anil bis depu­
a business visitor in Bandon Monday.
! home. They went via Draiu. Dur­
always on band.
ty J. T. Lawrence were in our city
W. V. Cope, one of the prosperous
ing their residence in Bandon, Mr.
Voters Attention.
the past week assessing our property.
(BPORANK, WASH.)
ranchers of the Langlois country, was
and Mrs. Harris made a host of
The primary law of our state is not
Mr. Thrift is a man worthy of tbe of­
a business visitor iu Bandon Tuesday.
friends who sincerely regret to nee
fice which bo is now ably filling His as well understood by many as it
D. I’. STRANG, Jr.
| them leave, l>nt wish them hea'tb.
John McVey and wife of Smith .Í. E. HADSALL,
past work is an open page of equality should be. It is no trick of the poli-
Practical Surveyor.
happiness
in
their
now
wealth
and
River,
Calif.,
were
Bandon
visitors
Sold by
to property owners over tbe county, i ticians. It is ono of the Lest safe­
location.
lie having played both to tbe galleries guards against bis tricks tbe people the latter part of the week, leaving
The residents of this place were and to tbe orchestra circle.
have today. It only needs to be un Monday morning for Coos Bay
If yon want a home in Oregon, investigate our offerings.
: treated to a snow-storm Monday
Cnpt. Tozier, of Portland, inspector
He does not believe in assessing tbe derstood and used by tbe people to
night, when about two inches of tbe one-gallus man and allowing tbe man prove its merits.
We have Timber and Coal Lands, Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and
in the life-saving service, visited Ban­
beautiful fell and remained on the of means to escape. We therefore
CITY PROPERTY.
Tbe fact that the politician and don during the past week and found
| ground most of the day Tuesday. feel interestsd in retaining such a i some of tbe papers noted for grail the station here in O. K. condition.
If you wish to bny, sell or exchange, call on us and we will give yon good
! Snow balling was in order; business man as assessor of this county.
are opposed to the law should warrant
The Marshfield Athletic Club girls’
service. Homesteaders Located on Desirable Government Land.
of all kinds was suspended; tho mills
and boys' basket bail teams will play
To show the people of this county a thorough trial of it by the people.
520
acres of good crazing and fruit land, would make excellent stock ranch.
and factories and the government bow he has improved conditions dur­
If tbe law proves a failure in this the girls’ and boys’ teams at this
Ha« Rood house, barn and other out buildings; small orchard, handy to ncbool
works were closed down, nnd every­ ing bis term of office we might say election it will be because tbe people place. Saturday night. Two interest­
And on Rood county road. A Rood investment at $5 per acre.
body took a holiday to get out and that tbe taxable property of this do not understand or appreciate it ing games are promised. First game
160 acrea I mile fr<*m Rood town and school, Rood 6-room house, well water
—AT—
play with the kids. It was a great county has boon raised in value from and give it s fair trial.
also running water. Good barn and other outbuildings. timber for pilinR, tel­
called at 8:30.
day in Bandon an<l oue that occurs some #2,000.(KX) in 1904 to $10.000.000
ephone poles and mining timbers. Handy to deep water and on Rood county
Politics sre corrupt and controlled
It is said that fully 100,000 policy
road, $7 an acre. Satisfactory terni9.
only at rare intervals, this being the in 1905. The Southern Oregon com­ by corrupt men mainly because good
holders, carrying on an average of
first snow, sufficient for snow balling pany's taxable property which was as­ men took no interest in tbe primaries 12.500 each, bare accepted the sur­ Office in El Dorado Bldg.
BANDON
RAX DON, OK.
j in seven years.
sessed at $190,000 in 1904 has been or conventions in the past. The pri­ render value of their policies and'
Mioe olean rooms. SA and 50o a night; fl 25
Two sailors from the sebr Antelope raised under bis direction to $487,00*1 mary law was framed to give all men wiiudrawti from the four big compa-1
a week ; »5.00 a month.
I furnished free amusement for tbe in 1905.
Tbe Oregon, California au equal cbauce to nominate tbe can­ nies since the outbreak of the insur­
MRS. SARAH COSTELLO. ' multitude Sunday afternoon. A good
Railroad Co. has been raised from an didates of tt eir party. And if all re­ ance scandal last year.
j breeze was blowing; the sailor lads approximate assessed value of $250, publicans and democrats would reg
F ob S ale —Good general purpose
I decided that a sail on the Coqnille 000 in 1904, to $8t)0,000 in 1905. Other ister their politics and attend tbe
■ would be just tbe thing for rd after­ properties have been raised propor­ primary, good men, with few excep­ team of horses. Weight 1200 each. I
Young and sound. Also good set
noon's sport and a cat boat was rigged tionately.
tions, would be nominated on those
double harness and wagon. \\ ill sell
and launched. At times they would
Much has been said of high priced I tickets for the various offices.
al) together or separately as pur­
proceed swimmingly, but occasionally real estate on the bay, and we agree
Many good men are registering as
The buying pobiic is invited to call and Ret my prioes on all kind» and grndta.
chaser
desires.
a dead calm would prevail—nnd then that the prices are away ahead of tbe independents who ought by all means
Kou Can’t Expect to Get
C. B. Z eek . Bandon.
Bandon, Oregon.
something happened. An argument cities, but not ahead of tbe country to register as republicans or demo­
Worth for fl, But
was
started.
It
is
not
koown
whether
G.
R.
Carlock
and
wife,
Mrs.
H.
T.
crats.
By
so
doing
you
can
partici
­
that, backs the cities np. There is
H'ou Can
Get
four
it was caused by oil of joy refusing nothing in the cities to justify tbe pate in naming tbe ticket of your Woollen. Misses Lucie Newland and
MOJITETS MONTH at
to harmoniously mix with the fresh prices demanded.
party and may vote independent in Grace Dudley, O. C. Sanford and J,|
salt Bir. or simply a point on naviga­
We believe ¡ d good prices — fair tbe election if tbe ticket named does P Wells came down from Coquille
“We can’t all have money,”
tion; but mere words would not satis­ prices- wben lands can command a Dot suit you.
Friday evening, and bad an outing on
P* •ler In Bootis and Nlioew factorily settle tbe dispute, and a
Our Australian ballot system guar­ the beach Saturday, in which they
good price there ia evidence of faith
•aid Brother BUI
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
general mix up took place, and be it in tbe country. Coos county can well antees every one independence in were joined by a number of the Ban­
lowest living prioes.
known, there whs do chance to run in ask more for property than other voting. Our primary law gives all a don teacbera.
“But we can at least look a« though we had.”
thia case. In the meantime tbe counties of similar population, but chance to take part in naming tbe
The W. R. Haines Mnsio Co.
CALL ON
belligerents failed to notice that the when a 5,000 population towu asks a candidates of our party if our party Marshfield, will refund all expense of
H. PATTERSON
boat was drifting toward tbe setting 100,000 population price for its real polled 25 per cent of tbe vote« cast at transportation, including a days'stop
Pray and General Delivery sun and tbe breakers, and when this estate.it at once bars such cities from the last election. Both are safe laws at Marshfield, to anyone purchasing a
fact was discovered the dispute came rapid development.
Mwl nil Boats.
for tbe people and should be upheld piano, coming from tbs following
And see ths new lin, of Samples for
—— All order, handled with oars.-----
to au end. They beaded the boat for
If property valoes are reasonable by them.
places or tributary thereto: Langlois,'
B andon . i
O bbooh .
port and set sail, but tbe current was as they exist on the bay and which
Let good men annonnee themselves Bandon. Coquille and Myrtle Point.'
too strong for tbe small craft and they we much doubt, then tbe people who for office ami let all me* of tbe two Have several different makes of all
were slowly but surely going to sea. bold such opinions should lie willing old parties attend tbe primary, and styles and finish. We carry piano
TRKNFAM MOTtCK.
Notice ia hereby eiven that all persona are stern first, when discovered by the
to pay taxes accordingly.—Marshfield let us prove tbe merits of this law in players, pipe and reed organs, talking
forbidden to hnnt. 8ah, eatup. or otberwiae
iresMss. witboat written permission. a|x.n life saving crew «bo promptly weDt Advertiser.
this election.
machines, and a full line of sheet
the lands of the undersigned. Township 21) to their rescue.
When landed tbe
It mav be an injustice to new par­ music and musical merchandise, also
B. R 14. Coos oonnty. Oregon, under penalty |
of prosecution to the full enlsat of tM Trete sailos Isrla forgot their past troubles
Geo. Laird made a boainewa trip to ties but that can be remedied later.
Domestic sewing machines. Easy
gase I^w, of thia Mists
«. «. «am.
su4 «•**
bar»onp prevailed
Marshfield the first of the week.
W, W. Rosebfaugh.
pay wot*.
o
o
o.
A. Trowbridge.
BANK
of
BANDON,
Resident Dentist
Sure to
Please !
The Talk of
the Town
PANTER
H
Square Sifter
, G
r.
I
1 SJLCOiS.
M
F
Flour.
COQUILLE VALLEY LAND CO.
H. A. COX
Furnished
Rooms
The Pacific
C. B. ZEEK,
boots
I lay Grain and Feed.
S1IO1£H
a
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UL BREUER’S
P. B. HOYT
Neat and Nobby
Spring and Summer
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