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«(U* ■—I. HIE RECORDER COURT TO DECIDE LIQUOR QUESTION APRIL 10th. IS IC.L1IB® , The Harbor haa tbe following.- «mil THURSDAY ArTKBNWON Tuesday, the 10th of April, ia to ba a I s ... BY ... fateful day io Coos couoty. It will mark tbe dealt) of tbe hopes of aome A. T. FETTER ’ and tbe birth of tbe joy of uthere. It is oo that day that tbe supreme •UB8CRIPTION KATES. court is due to bsod down its decis An» k’swr................................................. |2 00 Sic Mouths...................................... .... 100 ion in tbe Coos county liquor case. ’’*'.»•► Mon ths........................................... AO Attorney Upton aod Attorney Coke 1' aid in A dvakcb . *1.30 a Y bab returned this week from Salem where The IL i paper it enterad at the Bando» putt they went to argue tbe case. office at Seoond-olsss Matter. court said ita decision would be banded down in three weeks from THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1906. tbe time tbe argument was presented wbicb would be on tbe 10th of April. •ANNOUNCEMENTS. I If the court holds that tbe election Myrtle Co I Mt ■ »U-, ■iite xi' t ' rfn« M ■ a ... , ■ ,, ■ ... L PROCLAMATION. th Teuton baa kub-lwt tbe mail pou- tract from tbia place to Remote, to George Barklow. A. A. Jamieson baa the contract from here to Coquille. E. Arneaun aud Purler Wbiitiug- ion have tbeir sbmg'e mill set up ou tbe W. W. Wbiltiugton place, uu the South Fork, aud are turning out about 12,000 shingles per day. Prosper Mill Co. WHEREAS, the Secretary of State of tbe Sinte of Oregon has notified me io writing that pur auk nt to the provieioue of so act en titled “Au Act making effective tbe initia 4 tive and referendum provieioue of Section 1 of Article IV of the Constitution of tbe State of Oregoo. aod regulating elections WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALEB8 thereunder, and providing paucities for violations of provisions of tbia act," approv ed February 24. 1903. the People's Power lu-agae of Oregon duly filed in bia office on February 3rd. 1906, au initiative petition containing H.327 signatures properly attach ed to a copy of said measure, certified io Fir loga advaueed another 50 cents nacordauce witb law. demaudiug that a pro amendment to Sections 1 aud 2 of a thousand feet iu Portland lust week. posed Article XVII of the Constitution of tbe State Tbia makes the price <8.50 a thous of Oregon, shall be submitted to tbe legal voters of the State of Oregon for their -------- DEALERSIN-------- and, or within 50 centa of tbe highest approval or rejection at tbe general election price reached four years ago when to be held in said state on tbe 4th day of Jutie. being tbe first Monday in June, 1906, loga were extremely ►cane. designated by said People's Power League of Oregon as “Constitutional amendment Mr. Redneck, a miuing man, Hl- providing method of amending Constitution rived here Tuesday from Portland, and applying the referendum to all laws affecting constitutional conventions aud aod will proceed to develop Rome val amendments,“ which said proposed amend is hereinafter particularly set forth. uable claims which be has in the ment NOW. THEREFORE, I, Geo E Cbam Governor of tbe State of Oregon, FOR SHERIFF. was legally held aud that prohibition I Sixes couutry Considerable machin berlain. in obedience to tbe provisions of said act ! I.sr.-bs announce mysrlf as a candidate gbon|d bft eaforc|,rt ¡Q Coog conDt- ery arrived Thursday, including a hereinbefore first mentioned, do hereby f.,r tbe Republican nomination for the * i stamp mill, concentrator, etc., and we make and i*sue thia Proclamation to the Market Pries Allowed for Produce of all Kinde people of tbe State of Oregon, announcing office of sheriff of Coos county, «object to the saloonmon who have been keep- 1 understand the min- will be worked that tbe People's Power League of Oregon PROSPER,............................................................................... OREGON t'l- d.eii'on of tbe Republican voters at the ¡DK OpeD wjj) be subject to heavy has tiled said initiative petition witb the on an extensive scale. requisite number of signatures thereto at r?biiMry lection, April 20 1900 L. w TRAVER. nne6 acd also imprisonment. Each Will Kinnicntt was arrested by City tached demanding that there tie anbniitted to tbe legal voters of tbe State of Oregon FOR CONGRESS 9ale constitutes a new offense and a Marshal Traver. Tuesday, charged for tbeir approval or rejection at tbo regular election to be held on tbe 4tb day of June. w.. «re authorised to anuounue H. B. HUS- hue ruunitig into the millions and a with conducting a tippling house aud 1906. said dav being tbe first Monday in said a proposed amendment to Sections TON. «>f Hillsboro, Washington County, as life imprisonment could be charged dispenaiug intoxicating liquors. Trial month, I and 2 of Article XVII of tbe Constitution BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS I waa held \\ ednesdav before Recorder of tbe State of Oregon, designated by said r ennJidate for the nomination of Congress- ■ . .. • -n forth. First Di.trict, subjeet to the "P tbe prisoners. ^agoat of all Kindr Nada to Order. Bortsihoalng * Ipachlty Pnlford. and Kionicutt was lined J50. League as ‘Constitutional amendment pro i.ction of the Republican party. | In auy event it will mean tbe eon- Atty \\ O. Chase, of Coquille, ap- viding method of amending Constitution Job work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaetion. * Prices and applying tbe referendum to all laws af reasonable. Shop on Atwater street. Bandon, Or. teat all over again at tbe June elec pearerl for the defense, end City At fecting constitutional conventions and FOR GOVERNOR amendments.” which said proposed smeud- James Witbyoombe. of Corvallis, candi- tion. The tight over thia will make torney Roberts prosecuted tbe case ment is as follows “Sections 1 and 2 of Article XVII of tbe >’ te fur the nomination of governor on the tame even tbe congressional cam Kinnicutt has appealed tbe case Constitution of tbe State of < Iregon shall be r publican ticket. and hereby are amended to read as follows To build a toll wagon road, paral “Section 1. Anv amendment or amend paign If the court upholds tbe law ... Miss L. G. G ould , Matron....... ments to this Constitution may be proposed A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and Medical Disease«. Before you get the spring fever, I *be saloonmen will call tbe electiou. leling it witb a telephone line, from in either branoh of the legislative assembly, a point ten miles west of Leland, on and if the same shall be agreed to by a ma Trained Nurses in Attendance. paint the house and plant aome roaes. D tbe law is Dot valid tbe prohibí of all the members elected to each of tbe line of tbe S. P. R. R„ in Jose jority the two bonnes, such proposed amendment For information address Wm. H or« tai I, M. D. Marshfield. Or. tioui.ta will try again. —ooo— phine county, to Port Orford, on tbe or amendments, shall, with tbe yeas and W hen it comes to shipping lumber, With tbe experience of two years Curry county coast, a total distance navs thereon, be entered iu tbeir journals and referred by the secretary of state to tbe the Ci quille valley is there with tbe ago tbe same mistake will uot be of about 90 miles, is tbe staled pur people for tbeir approval or rejection, at the next regular general election, except when made again. Tbe law says tbe peti pose of a newly formed corporation, the legislative assembly shall order a special goods. election for that purpose If a majority of tion must be tiled thirty daya before represented by Capt. E. B. Bums of the electors voting on any snob amendment Marial. Cnrry conuty The corpora shall vote in lavor thereof, it shall thereby One day last week 11.(MX) immi election aud it requires ten days a pHrt of Ibis Constitution. Tbe (ion lakes the name of the Leland, become votes for and against such amendment, or grants landed in New York from Eu notice for a special aeaaton of the Illahe and Port Orford Wagon and Hmendments. severally, whether proposed by the legislative assembly or by initiative ropean ports county court. Toll Road and Telephone Co Asso petition, shall be canvassed by the secretary stHt in tbe preseiice of tbe governor, and ------- OOO------- The county court rneeta in regular ciated witb Captain Burn« io the init of if it shall appear to the governor that tbe tuaj' rity of tbe vutes east at said election It will probably iatory step are two other Cnrry coun on The occupation tax is canting con aesaioo April 4tb amendment, or amendments, sever ty gentlemen, Jacob Frye of Illahe, ally, said are cast in favor thereof, it shall be bis siderable discontent and it is very , adjottru before tbe decision ia band and J. D. Cooley of Aguess. Tbe duty forthwith after such canvass, by bis L to declare tbe said amend probable that the city election this ed dowu. capital stock is fixed at $190.0(Xt, proclamation, merit or amendments, severally, having re But in tbe interest of economy or; divided into as many shares. For tbe ceived said majority of votes to have been vein will be fought out on ,the issue adopted by tbe people of Oregon as part of all sidea steps should be taken to bave preseut, Leland will be the bead tbe Cons'itntiou thereof, and tbe same shall id tax or no tax, or at least a reduc be in effect as a part of tbe Constitution tbe court adjourn over to a certain quarters of tbe company. The cou from the date of such proclamation When tion on the present schedule atruction of the proposed road would i wu or more amendments shall be submitted day. This will give either side tbe tbe manner aforesaid to tbe voters of this —ooo----- tap one of the richest mineral and iu state at the same election, they shall be so opportunity to tile a petition without timber belts on the Pacific coast, submitted that each amendment shall be The indication- are that the electric voted on separately. No convention shall be calling for a special session hence, the project is of tbe greatest CHlled to amend or propose amendments to light fraucbiae grunted by the Board this Constitution, or to propose a new Con In addition to the local tight there important to all of aontbwestern Ore stitution. unless tbe law providing for such of Trustees will not be taken advan SPECIAL RATES RY THE WEEK OR MONTH. gon. — Enterprise. convention shall first be approved by the are also some amendments to tbe people on a referendum vote at a regular tage of as Mr. Laird has decided not —oco------ general election. This article shall not be state local option law to be voted on WM1 ROOM IN CONNECTION. to put in the plant. It would cost construed to impair tbe right of tbe people under tbe initiative aod referendum. LOCAL NEWS 18 YEARS AGO. to amend this Constitution bv vote upon an the town about five hundred dollars initiative petition therefor.'' One of these is to change tbe number Done at tbe Capitol of Salem, this 28th per annum to light (be streets tinder The Fishermen a ÜDion met at Randolph, day of February, A D . 1906. I of signers to a petition from ten to (Signed) Geo. E. Chamberlain, a ■ private ownership, and it seems that and besides admitting several to member Governor. 49 per cent. Tbe Harbor ia not fami Bv llie Governor: ship, elected R Bullard. Edward Fahy and the proper thing to do would be for (Signed ) F. I. Dunbar. liar witb tbe other provisions, but tbe Nels Peterson as a Board of Directors, and Secretary of State. the town to put in its own plant. It (Sea I) f | | y-J , A Place Where You Oan 8ave Money on pampbleta should soon be sent out I Wm. H. Green, Vice-President. Oregon Pine, Spruce and White Cedar Lumber..... General Merchandise LOGGERS' SUPPLIES a Specialty. THE HORSFALL HOSPITAL J. Waldvogel & Son Leaders in the M eat L ine . Bandon, ' Oregon TUPPER «■ HOUSE Rates $i.oo to $2.00 per Day. BANDON, L would be a paying investment. The increase in the postoffice busi ness of a town is almost a sure sign that the town is making advancement. Tlte business of the Bandon postoffice for the year 1905 shows an increase of 24 per cent over the preceding year, by far eiceeding the showing of any other Coos county town. It will be a ►till greater source of satisfaction to the people of Bandon to know that the business of the first quarter for the year 1906 shows an increase of 30 per cent over the first quarter of 1905 It is commonly charged, aod be lieved by many, that the very rich men of this country have no more ient respect for law than tbe wildest bomb throwing Anarchist Mr. Rog ers has done what be can to spread this belief. So doing, far more than any agitator can do it.be places Sam son hands on the pillars of tbe tem ple within which property rights are housed. When the fortunate of this world show small respect for the law. what can be expected of tbe unfortu nate? a«ks the New York Globe. —ooo---- The R ecorder this week is printed * n ns new cylinder press ttnd four pages are printed in the office instead of two. which we feel sure will be appreciated by our readers. Tbe business at the present time hardly justifies the expense we are put to iu impairing th’ equipment of tbe plant, but we have faith in tbe future • >f Bandon and trust that all citizens will feel they have an interest in tbe paper and help to improve it, because »* newspaper is i he best means of ad vertising a community and it takes a I idle money along with a lot of hard vvoik io produce a live paper. lx e I by tbe state. •Jay Bryan has sold his Bandon-Port Or- \\T ANTED—Several hundred cords good V v steam cord wood at once. Inquire Io view of tbe sure contest that is | ford stage line to Mr. Clarno. at Tupper Hotel or Bandon Woolen Mill coming on it is interesting to note The following tickets were put up for office county offices • ^HINGLES for sale No. 2 white cedar how tbe allignment stood two years shingles, full sounl, fl per thousand. R «PUBLICAN Bandon Commercial Co. ago. Tbe following was the vote in Representative—John H Roberta. Clerk—Capt. Lightner. tbe couoty on local option: 41 ’ ANTED—5000 corda of ebine), bolt Sheriff—L. L. Hnrlocker v V material. B andon M eo . Co. COQUILLE SIDE For Pro. A. Pro. Assessor—Wash. Bollard ANTED: by Chicago wholesale and Bandon 141 79 School Hnpt.—W H. Bunch. V v mail order house, assistant manager Treasurer—David Morse. Borton 32 5 (man or woman ) for this county and adjoin- Surveyor—Dal Cathcart. n g territory. Salary f20 and expenses paid Coaledo 12 11 Commiaaionera — E. B Miller. E. Pone- weekly; expense money udvanced Work E Coquille 105 51 brake. pleasant.: position permanent. No invest ment or experience required, Spare time Coroner—W. Butler. W Coquille 95 64 valuable. Write at once for full particulars Deer Park mid enclose self addressed envelope. D emocratic . 7 1 SUPERINTENDENT. Representative—Wm. Hall. Dora 35 5 132 Lake St.. Chicago. III. Clerk—J. J. Lamb. Enchanted ■ 48 Sheriff—Jas. Hill TKKNPASH notiuk . Four Mile 22 Treaenret—A. P. Owen. Noiioe is hereby given that all persons are Lee Assessor—J. S. Coke. 17 forbidden to hunt, fish, ramp, or otherwise School Hnpt—K H Hansen trespass, without written imhii lesion upon Missouri 30 tbe land« of the undersigned, Township 29 Snrveyor— Myrtle Point 201 S. It 14. Coos county. Oregon, under penalty Commissioners—Fred Jarvis, 8. J. MeClos- of prosecution to the follextentof tbe Tree- Norway 67 pa«e Laws of this State R. H. R osa . I I kev i Parkersburg 34 Coroner—Dr. Leneve. Prosper 27 North Bend is to have a new j Riley Hammerslav left Bandon Saturday Riverton 49 for his home Ht Paisley where he will <>per 949.009 bote) if present plans mater- i Rowland 20 I ate bis father's saw mill. ialize. Bandon reeds tbe same im- j Totals 943 Jess Taylor has bought five yoke of cattle provement 454 When the railroad i COOS BAT SIDE Coos City S Coos River N Coos River Em pire Lake N Merabtield S Marshfield Newport North Bend Hott th Bay Sumner Ten Mile 7 31 23 13 19 50 129 9 73 3 18 12 from bia brother Ed., and will run a camp himself this season. 7 It is «aid that. (’apt. Parker has bonded 29 the Beal property on Heven-mile. and that 6 he will lay a track into that region and 47 bling out timber and coal There are sev 2.5 eral vein« of coal already prospected < nt 109 there; one of them is said to be 11 feet 176 thick and n fine article. 42 The republicans of Curry county held 279 23 their convention at Lllensbnrg, last Hatnr- 10 dav and nominated the following ticket 13 for Representative. A m Crook : Connn Totals 387 766 Grand total for Prohibiiiuu 1330. Grand total against Prohibition 1220. Majority 110. ------- OOO------- A Missouri editor iu ft moment of despondency gets off tbe following; “Old Mother Hnbbfttd she went to the cupboard. To get her daughter « drees; But when she got there tbe cupboard was bare. Aud so was her daughter, I guess. " I reaches this section Bandon Beach will at once become I be most popular «euside resort in Oregon, aod tbe man who will build a modern 100-room hotel in Bandon this summer, will make a fit«-t-'Gaa« investment. ---- ooo---- Forest Reserve Law. * - OREGON. v ) LI I 1 Cl « Your Hardware bills; WM. GALLIER’S Hardware Store, Bandon. Carries a complete slock of General Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Ammunition, Paints and White Lead, Saali and Doors, Picture Moulding. Rope. Crockery, Stoneware, Lamps, etc. Get price« elwewhere then come here and make comparinona. BANDON !::i MEAT l:;i MARKET T. ANDERSON, Prop. Wil) Keep on Hand at all Times Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., also Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs. Butter and all Farm Produce. I will pay highest marker price for beef. pork. muttoD.wool, bides, ete. NEED A NEW STOVE? Bridge A Beach Move«. Knngee and Heater« jfc-«— — Have in them so tnnnv excellencies that they are now acknowledged tbe greatest sellers on the coast, and they are growing in favor every year. We bave tbe exclusive agency in BAndou for these household and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case Our assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most oomplete. A. M c N air , T he H ardware M an . The senate public lands committee has authorized a favorable report upon tbe Cater bill to provide for the Judge. M Riley; Commissioners, David entry of agricultural lands witbio Carey and ltaleigb Scott; Sheriff. FredS. foiest reserve*. Tbe bill provides Moon: Clerk W Ganntlett: Tresen rer. that lands within forest teserves, Walter Sutton: Assessor, Willis T. White: chiefly valuable for agriculture, shall School Sept.. F. A. Stewart: Coroner. Frank BANDON. OREGON Daniels Of these. Crook. Riley. Oney. be listed in the land office of tbe dis Capital 125,000.00 Gsnntlett *t>d Hutton are up for re eleclion, trict io which they aie situated, and while Scott and White hare before held >he shall be open to settlement and entry BOARD OF DIRECTORS; J. L. K bombnbbbg . President, J. D bnholm . Viee Pres. F J. F art , Cashier, Farmt F lam , T. P. H abit . offices they now seek. under tbe homestead law. The bill ooo A general banking bnainess transacted, and customers given every accommodation also permits ►ettlers in forest reserves consistent with safe and conservative banking The Eugene woolen mill which hss wb< se b< meatead rights have been Cerreapendents: The American National Bank of San Franciace, California. been idle for tbe past two year-, ba- exhausted. Io purchase agricultural Merchants’ National Bank, Portland, Oregon resumed operations. Al present the laud'* upon which they have settled, The Chase National Bank of New York. unii will manufacture only yarn at $2 59 per acre. MnsM It ogee fvoas • Sa So 1* m , and 1 *u> to 3 *.m. BANK of e BANDON,
