THE RECORDER COQUILLE NEWS NOTES FROM BUSY PROSPER
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Thi» paper in entered nt the Bnudon poet
office as Second-olaHS Matter.
A l»t m i 1'1 Mi
KATt',
Leander, Our Correspondent All th« News of a Weeks
Happening* Told in a
Tells of the Week’« Inci*
dents at the Hub.
Ed Cbristenaou, of bau hranafco, who
for several days was a busluess visitor here
iu connection with the Prosper Mill Co.,
departed last TuvHdav via Mnrsbttald He
war accowi anted «a far as Coquille by Wm.
Hi 'king, u a lager of the mill St that place.
L I. Smith, who lives near tin* pit !• it
endeavoring to dispose of tut farm.
Jess Leneve, WatchoraR st tha Protptr
It is reported that J Jenkins has trans mill, has beet off duly for several nights ot
Tee last week has hewn the advant fer rad tils lenm Io Randolph, and there will
teooun.t of sickliest in Ina family.
of summer. As a result the trees are haul telephone p‘lea from D t iller'» land.
A dance is to be given at Prosper April 21.
all garland in bloom and nature baa
C. E. Houser, of Bridge, was down ' the
The Aberdeen mill will close, tbe last of
donned its fairest robe of tRe season. first of the week to arrange for the disposal
The gardener is busy making his gar of hia logs which lie intends hauling ou the the week uiilesa they get vessels to ship the
Knd lie recently purchased <>n Kock Creek. lumber They are contemplating building
den and I be housewife cleaning house.
Tbs Prosjier Mill Co will ptobaldv be the s>me tenement bouses which are badly
TtiesuiphiH men have gone to the purchaser.
needed at their plaoe, and will do this work
different lugging camps and our city
Hullon Bros.. wbr> have b< en logging near while the mill is idle.
has a picturesque but melancholy ap Randolph have hauled nearh 4<MI lop« for
Mesdames Barker and Sauderson were
the Prosper null
pearence.
shopping in Band, u Monday.
D Johnson, wbo i« working iri Nonda
Mr. Morgan who went to the city
E. Heuck. nd >rff and Nels Nielson were at
Ht tin« place Sunday. Bandon on bu«iue-s the first of the week.
sump time ago for medical treatment Anderson's cutup
He in trying to secure ItieO. K saloon build
ha« returned, ami sorry Io say. not iug Hl Coquille, in winch lie desire« to open
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improved as hia friends would like to op « bnaini ««■
W hsh II a lol of Scbilliugt Best. It
Mill Co.
Prosper
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER8
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
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(General Merchandise
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
I »«al Advertisements :
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ItiS 'liiv advertisements, per inch .
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Display Ad»., one time only, inch ..
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B. C, Rucker, traveling salesman for « pays u« to sell tbe best goods nt tbe
Market Price Allowed for Produce of all Kinds.
The shingle mill that has been nn- i San Francisco grocery bou«e was at tbia ebenpeet price.
All lo solutlonsfof Condolence mid
lodne milices, |s*r line
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PROSPER,.............................................................................. OREGON.
O. A. Trowbridge.
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assured fact. Construction will com-1 Work wa i cispended in th>‘shipyard the
Church notices free.
FK4XLAYIATIO5
meuce forthwith.
Hist of the week The Mill Co. is en
The logging camps are all in op countering «one little difficulty in securing
THURSDAY. APRIL 12, li)0n
WHEREAS, the Secretary of State of tbe
eration and there is employment for long logs with winch to supply the yard with «tale of Oregon has notified me in writing
the required limbers.
that pursuant to tbe provisions of an act en
all that are disposed to work. Geo.
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
H. Christenson, went to Marshfield Mon titled “Au Act making effective Ibe initia
Bike
has
opened
h
camp
on
Fat
Elk
tive and reterendum provisions of Section 1
ANNOI NCEM ENTS.
day where tie will spend a few days. Other of Aiticle IV of the ('onstitution of tbe
Tigcns of »11 Rinds Made to Order.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Creek, Seely & Thomas at the re
FOR SHERIFF,
member« of the shipyard force took ad State of Oregou, and regulating elections Job work attended to promptly aud all work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Prices
nown Beaver Slough.
vantage of the “lay off” and• directed their thereunder, Hiid providing penalties for
T hereby announce myself as a candidate
reasonable. Shop on Atwater street, Bandon, Or.
violations of provisions of H uh act,” approv
f >r rhe Republican nomination for the
I tie Cunningham Creek railroad is course tow Hid Marshfield.
ed February 24, 1903, the People's Power
■ Tn-« of Sheriff of Coos county, subject to being pushed with all of the zeal and
Win. Hnvtor. of Hay-tor Bros, logging League of Oregon duly filed in bl« office on
February 3rd. l90t>, an initiative petition
r i- decision of the Republican voter» at the
camp, at Randolph, ha« disolved partner containing H.327 signatures properly attach
energy that is possible.
I litnarv election, April 20 1906
ship with the company and departed ed to a copy of said meanure. certified in
I see that the Harbor man at North Wednesday, for Portland, enroute for accordance with law. demanding that a pro
Mise L. G. G ovld , Matron
L. W. TRAVER.
posed amendment to Sections 1 and 2 of A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and Medical Diseases.
Bend attempts to solve the prohi Washington.
FOR CONGRESS
Article XVII of the Constitution of the State
Trained .X'urses in Attendance.
bition problem and is very sympa
Mi« Baggs, of Bandon, has been attend of Oregon, shall be submitted tn the legal
We are authorized to announce S. B. HUS
voters of the State of Oregon for their
thetic
toward
the
lop
ears
for
their
mg Mr» Barklow who tins been on the sick approval or rejection at the general election For iuforiuHiioii addrettR Wm. Hor*tHll, Y1. |>. Ylar*lifi<*ld. Or.
TON of Hillsboro, Washiugton County, as
r. candidate for the nomination of Congress- misfoitnne. Now we fully appie’iate list, for the past week, at her home near to be held m said state on the 4th dHV of
June, being tbe first Monday in June, 1906,
l.au for the First District, «object to the bis sympathy and are willing to ad this place.
designated by said People's Power League
action of the Republican part'.
mit there are a great many good Sa
John and James White, who have been of Oregon as “Constitutional amendment
providing nietliod of amending Constitution
maritans comes over from the Bay working in the Carman A Crites mill for and applying the referendum to all laws
FOR GOVERNOR
the past two months took theirdeparttre f- r affecting constitutional conventions and
.Tames Withycombe. of Corvallis, candi with the necessary s'imnlant in hi*
amendments,” which uaid proposed amend
Dairyville last, week
<)»re for the nomination of governor on the pocket to quench our thirst and al
ment is hereinafter particularly set forb.
NOW. THEREFORE, I. Geo. E Cham
M. Matthews and wife from Coquille have
i p iblican ticket.
leviate our sufferings, to all of which
taken charge of tbe boarding house at New berlain. Governor of the Slate of Oregon.
we are ever grateful, but do not think Aberdeen. A brother of the fi rmer. C. A. hi obedience to the provisions of said act
hereinbefore first, mentioned, do hereby
Th« Coquille river lumber industry for one moment that our lips was ever | Matthews, wbo was an employee at that make and i-sue this Proclamation to the
is going ahead by leaf s and bounds parched an«! we bad to be resuscitated place has given tip his position and departed lieople of the State of Oregon. Hnnounciug
that tbe People's Power League of Oregon
rrid the outside world is just com* by mild doses until <>ur stomachs for Cal.
has filed said initiative petition with the
requisite
number of signatures thereto at
J. Donaldson, clerk in the Prosper store
in -neing to realize that this is the could get used to it Hgain. Ob no, it
tached demanding that there be «ubmitted
b isv section of Southwest Oregon is a spontaneous production of tbe made Coquille a business trip Monday was to tbe legal voters of tbe State of Oregon
for their approval or rejection at the regular
The Coquille valley is destined to be Coquille. It grows in all old tree also inspecting the work in Metcalf*« camp election
to be held on the 4th day of June.
near Riverton.
1906, said dav being tbe first Monday in said
th« richest section on the coast stumps and under the sidewalks. All
M. Wilson and wile, who have held post month, a proposed amendment to Sections
country because we have everything free no revenue to pay on it. This
lions at New Aberdeen have discontinued 1 and 2 of Article XVII of the Constitution
naeded to make it such. The principal local option is something like knowing their services Ibeie and have moved to their of the Stale of Oregon, designated by said
League as "Constitutional amendment pro
timber resources of Coos county is tbe locality where it is and then it is home near Prosper. Mr. W will enter a viding method of amending Constitution
and
applying tbe referendum to all laws af
found in the Coquille c uiitry. We optional with you whether you drink logging camp neat Riverton
feetmg constitul lonal conventions and
have immense coal deposits, the de it all or leave some for the other fel
which «aid proponed amend
Piles are being driven for the R. R. which amendment«.*'
ment is as follows :
velopment of which is in its infancy low. Tbe priest and levite may have is to be used in J. Yoakam's camp on Cun
‘‘Sections 1 and 2 of Article XVII of tbe
There is s'r.'Dg indications of oil in passed us by but we are ever grateful ningham Creek. I he R. R. when completed Constitution of ibe State of Oregon shall be
anil hereby are amended to read as follows:
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MO.VTH.
several places. We have the chief to those Coos Bay fellows for assum it is reported, will extend 6 or 7 miles in
“Section 1. Anv amendment or amend
to the interior giving them access to the ment« to this Constitution Hint be proposed
dairying industry and just south of ing the role of the good Samaritan
various tracts of timber which Mr. Y. will in either branch of the legislative a«sembly,
SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION.
Bandon, at Dairyville, is one of the when
they found us robbed and log.
and if tbe same shall be agreed to by a ma
jority
of
all
the
members
elected
to
each
of
finest dairying sections to tie found thirsty by the wayside and they took
Wm. Hull and Mr. Briggs of near River the two houses, such proposed amendment
or amendment«, shall, with the yea« and
m Oregon. Along the Coquille is us into an inn anti quenched our ton. were Coquille shoppers Saturday.
navs thereon, be entered in their journal«
foun 1 acres and acres of the finest thirst for they always have an inex
Mrs. Alice Baldwin (nee Alice Ibelin) of and referred hy tbe secretary of state to the
wood for pulp and an eastern capital haustible supply, and tliejr motto Oakland, Cal., well known on the Bar and people for their approval or rejection, at the
next regulai general election, except when
C> quille. and a niece of Mrs. Obinaii. of the legislative assembly shall order a special
ist is expected here soou to look over “give I unto thee freely ’
Bandon,
is
expected
to
arrive
on
the
Bay
in
election
tor that purpose. If a majority of
the situation with the intention of
Our city is making rapid strides in a few days on an extended visit. " he ha« the electois voting on anv such amendment
building a large paper and pulp mill improvement and building
There been ill for the last few months and it shall vote in iavor thereof, il shall thereby
become a part of this Constitution. The
ht Itand'in nt coat of nearly J?3U<>,<M><>.
are several new buildings under con is hoped tbe change will benefit her de votes tor and against such amendment, or
Last month there was shipped ovei struction noticeable arid of mu'di im clining health.
amendments, severally, whether proposed
bv the legislative assembly or by initiative
the Coquille liver bar at Bandon portatice ami a necessity. Dr. Whet-
Harry Hain s, of Parkersburg was a petition, shall be canvassed by the secretary
4.165,000 feet of lumber, ami 2.400 000 more's hospital which will n eet tbe Marshfield visitor last week letiirning Sat. of stat in the presence of tbe governor, and
if it shall appear to the governor that tbe
shingles, not to mention immense needs ami the demands of tbia river urdny.
maj rity of the votes cast at said election
on
said amendment, or amendments, sever-
quantities of ii a cbwood and broom for this is an enterprise that has been
Torn Tennison, who has been employed
sllv. are cast in favor thereof, it shall be bis
handles. No oiler port in Oregon, neglected ami Dr \\ hettnore deserves in the Cody camp, at Limpa for the Irst duty forthwith after such canvass, by his
three months has moved Io Coquille where proclamation, to declare tbe said amend
with tile possible exception of the credit for taking Ibe initiative step
ment or amendments, severally, having re
be will secure work
ceived said majority of votes to have been
Columbia liver, can make such a to supply the required hospital.
Mrs McFarland, of Marshfield who was adopted by the people of Oregon as part of
showing in the lumber industry.
l'lie last week there was an iuce • visiting Mr«. J Kronenberg returned to her the Constitution thereof, anil the same shall
Im in effect as a part of the Constitution
DEALER IN HARDWARE.
The Coquille needs another small
saiil string going to the court bouse home last l'ue«day.
troni the date of such proclamation When
appropriation from congress to finish
i
wo
or
more
amendments
shall
be
submitted
to register preparing for the great
T. Pr writ of Bear Creek was a passenger in the manner aforesaid to the voters of this
the projected jetty improvements and
political campaign and there was a on the tram front Marshfield last Satuidav s'ateai the same election, they shall be so
needs a dredger to eliminate a few
siibmilied that each amendment shall be
great diversion from tbe old way
Ht ruiHii Bros, of liand 'pli. made a new voted on sep irately. No convention shall be
shoals and the river will be navigable
when yon appear before that great I jib-bo ill for the soli. Oregon Inst. week. Ill, called to amend or propose amendments to
I Ins ('oust H ii . ion. or to propose a new Con
for oeeau going Vessels to Coquille
high tribunal the first questions ibat old one having been carried hwiiv on the stitiiium. unless the law providing for such
City, 28 miles from the mouth
lust
trip
up
convention shill first be approved bv the
are propounded to you are asked
Will Keep ou Hand at all Times
people on a referendum vote at a regular
It is a small item compared with
J. Moore. I ihh been suffeiing tor the past general election. This article shall not tie
what are your political beliefs, what
the possibilities for development in
is your religion, bow old are you, couple of weeks with h sore hand but is construed to impair lhe right ot Ibe people
io amend tins ('oustitution bv vote upon an
slowly improving.
this valley and every resident of the married
or contémplate getting
initiative petition therefor.“
Done hi the Capitol of Salem, this 2Hth
valley should do all in bis power to married, has your girl got red ban
Maggie Hanley, a student in tbe Coquille
dav of Febiuaiy. A D . 1906.
see that the river gets wliat it is just and does your mother know you are school spent Similar at home near Limipa
(Signed >
Geo. E. Chamberlain,
Freali Vegetable«, Poultry,
Butter auil all Farm Produce.
Governor.
ly entitled to.
('bn«. Herman, of Randolph, was reported
up In re. Now being rather y oung m
By 'lie Governor:
I
will
pay
highest
lUHrket
price
for
beef,
pork, uintton.wool. hiden, etc.
seriously ill last week but from last report«
Coos comity is so situated tlint it is
(Signed i F. 1 Dunbar,
years and modest these are rtibei
I he was on tile mend.
Secietarv of State.
destined to lieevm.t a great shipping
embaí is'ing and perplexing question' |
i Seal I
M » I’eineiov. of Parkersbu'g, made Co
point and be the outlet for the prod
and whin I told Lu Lu tbe ord -al 1
\ N |'|. D—Several handled cords good
ucts of a great territory. No other bad lo undergo she said tbrft if she quille a «hot I call Satnr'iav She was «c
sieiiiu cord wood at once. Inquire
cempanied home bv her two lit'le g'and
county hi the I tilted Slates can fur
«I I'uppet Hotel io BHt>d"ii Woolen Mill
hail to go up there befi r< these hand children
dice
n -Il two such harbors as Coquille and some and marketable young men ami I
I, Curry planerm in at th« Aberdeen mill,
Ceos Bay and capable of such possi tel! how old she was she Would Cease
Bridge A Be writ
HINGLES fol «ale No 2 white Cedar
hud bin hand caught in tbe plant r ■ ne dai
«hiiigle». full coutil, $1 per thons«nd
Ntove*. Range* and Heater*
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bilities with the amount of money re
aspiring for political recognition mid l ist we-k lacerating ' ne of h'R fing-rs amt I Hendon Commercial Co.
quired for their improvement.
content herself with attending to the otherwise tuni mg hi« band.
Have in them so many excellencies that they are now acknowledged the
United effort is needed to ac
Mr«. M W ila ni. was a Coquille visit, r la«t [
AN I t'D- 500U cuds of shingle bolt
greatest sellers on the coast, and thev are growing in favor every year. We
domestic affairs while I rotild wrestle
inateiinl
B andon Mro. Co.
complish the desired result.
have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household «nd office necessities,
with tbe ways that are dark Hnd the Saturday
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case
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tricks that are vain
Chas Fox who was an employe in th« I W’ \NTEI' In Chicago Wholesale and
Our aasottinenl of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
v
v
icatl
toder
house,
a'sistant
manager
Prosper mill for the pas' ait m o.ths. te-
We give announcement of \V. F
The county court has been in ses-!
un ih ei wotn ni ; fui Ibi« conntv ami adjoin-
« gee I hi- p a turn with the Co . and ha« i g terni..ix
i-alarv #2" sud expetises psid
I tinker as an aspirant to the candi spin tbe last week, but their delileta-
moved to ('.-quill« City. He will work in > W'ekli; i xp. use money uilvanced Work
dacy for representative on the Repub tion ns yet are unknown. Sunday I >gging camp during the summer.
idea-ani : p ••Ululi pirmaiient No invest
ment or exp< ricuce reqnued Spire lime
lican ticket. Mr. Disher is well known t hat august body of financiers b.unded
Win. Hidin'! whs called earlv Tue-drA i \ a Ina Irle Mute hi once for tuli pa • tieni a re
throughout the comity and it will the steamer Favorite bound for your morning to assist A Halton with a i aft that and eri •l"«e self-addreA«e<l envelop-.
si l'E IN I ENDENT.
please mnny of bis old friends to be city by the sea hiii I when interrogated bad paited the lima an I w«« diifti gout
132 Lake SI.. Chicago. II).
aide to support him. Coquille Her relative to their mission they replied with the tide When near Billiards he for
innately discovered a raft b, longing to the
TRI «P »>•• MITIi T
ald.
• bat they were combining business
Co., making its way seaward, but thev «nc
Notice is heiebv given that all persona are ¡
with pleasure. First was to view h ceeded in checking the progress of both ! forbidden to limit. fi«h. camp, or otherwise
lie-i«'« without «lit en permission U|srn
toad betweeu Bandon and Langlois, rails without loss of logs.
tbe land« of the undeisigned. Towuabip 29
Trimmed touts on display at C i . | secondly they had been luf 01 me 11bat
S.
H 14. Coos county. Oregon, under penalty-
J Chenoweth, of Dairyville. came up from
ot
pr' secution to the full extent of th« 1res- ¡
Lowe's. Hat' made and trimmed to there was an overproduction f hand that .dace last week to secure work in a '
pa«« Laws of tiri« State
B H. R osa .
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. L KaoNziMBrau. President. J. D knholm , Vice Pre«.
order
M a co G arfield .
some widows and w iuei me git Is. How logging camp.
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F. J F ahv . Cashier. F rank F». am . T. P H amlt .
Mesdames Conrad and Crites and Mi-«
they succeeded with tbe forme. 1 do
Notte«.
not know but when your correspond Lin Carman were am >ng Band, n visitn «
I n all mem tiers of the T rtuer M. W of A
A general banking bnsin««« transicted, and customers given every accommodation
last wi ek
Camp organize I bv A. E. Woliver in 1901 at consistent with safe and conservative banking
We wish to extend our sincere ent left they were making good prog
thanks to the many friends for assist ress in the latter undertaking if J Hosking. who has been engineer in the Bandon. «b<> have paid Bmefit Asaesament«
Correspondent» I The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
Pnaip«r mill f >r ti e pasr eighteen mon'I's ■ f r which thev did not receive credit from
aocA and kindue-s shown during our fascinating smiles is any enteric u to ba« resigned his position 'nd will move to
Merchants’ National Bank. Portland, Oregon-
the Clerk, von are notified to forward yonr
late bereavement.
go *’*• .
Bandon on Mr Lamont's place. We regret . receipts Ui Edward E Oaks. District Pep. i
The Chase National Bank of New York.
C. H Patterson and family.
L eander .
|r«mg such estimable neighbors.
q|y. ParkerRburg. Qr.
J I
Hank Is Open from 9am to
m , and 1 p m. to 3 p.m.
a Specialty.
KEINIXEIDY
HORSFALL
THE
HOSPITAL
J. Waldvogel & Son
Leaders in the
M eat L ine .
Bandon,
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Oregon
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TUPPER
HOUSE
Rates $i.oo to $2.00 per Day.
.... OREGON.
BANDON,
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CASH BUSINESS ONLY
After May 1, 1906
But the price on goods will be
reduced and will be an object
for you to trade with me.
WM. GALLIER.
BANDON !::i MEAT
|::i
MARKET
T. ANDERSON- Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
NEED A NEW STOVE?
S
A. M c N air ,
BANK
Spring Millinery.
Card of Thanks.
T he H ardware M an .
of
BANDON,
BANDON OREOON
Capital $25,000.00