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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1906)
THE RECORDER deposited by each freshet adds many thousands of dollars in value to all I !• PÜBLIBHBD overflowed lamia. Our state authorities KVKKt TMCKÄDAT AFTKKWOON eay that tbiB aedimentis equal in BT ... vaioe to ten dollars per acra each year Prospect» Bright For Get ! as a fertiliaai to our already rich bot a . T rimi ting Big Elaterprise in tom lands. Ag»fu Coos county it Mid lo ba«» SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Bandon. a slight advautsga in tba matter of One Year ............................................. fflf 00 Hu Months................................................ 1 *) moisture which continues to fall at The outlook for Bandon to have H Three Months ........................................... 60 intervals throughout tbe summer, paper aud pulp mill w-s never jSTTr B aid is A dvancs , tl.M? a Y zab . particularly in the form of fogs aud brighter The prospectus is out Thu peper is entered at the Bandon post dew. showing the product, cost to manu office as Seoond-olasa Matter. A large pait of tbe early wealth of facture and [uofita of a ten-ton mill of Humbol It county «a«derive I from such as it is propored to build, and AOVfcKTIBINO KATKS. its world renowned red wood. Coua Tr-ta! òdvertiaenients the gentleman in Boston who is in .10 county has more wealth tu tie way r'ot Insertiori. per Ime ....... terested in the project, and who is .06 Laidi aiitieequent ìnaertion. line .06 of tir. cedar, bard w< od, coal gold aud I acknowledged to be one of tbe veil Locale, per line ench Ìnaertion ....... .10 other minerals. Pir.plav adverti«eiuenta. per meli Those who have bast paper makers in tbeU. S, is ex .16 •Display Ad» . one lime only. indi... traversed both sections thoroughly, pected to arrive in Bandon about All Keaolutions'of Condole nce and 06 say that for size, tbe Eel river valley, lode, notine», per line.......................... May 1st to thoroughly investigate the .06 Calda <>f ihankK. per Ime ....... if placed on tbe Coquille valley, would proposition. Cliorcb notine» free. make only a very small “patch.” 1 ■ 1——----------- He writes that be thinks the build Wben we come to sum it all up. ing of such a plant at Bandon the THURSDAY. APRIL 19. 1906. tbe result is more of a contrast than opportunity of a life time, and so * • PAPER AND PULP MILL NEXT. Colfax, Wash.. April 5 Yesterday was bousecleMiug day for Colfai Citizens were o<M with shovels and rakes. In the business section pro prietors and clerks were piling debris W agons came later to haul it away. Baek yaids, vacant lots and alleys re ceivedas much attention as streets. City schools were dismissed for a half day so that the cbildrau could assist in the general cleanup. Tbe youngsters made trash disappear as if by magic Teachers in all grades received written reports from pupils as to what they did Each of the BIN) cbildien reported some kind of work done. How is it we are ahle to otfer ad- vautages wbeu «elling Schillings Beat! We bandle it in Hige quantités, b< iice sell under favorable circum- stances. O. A. Trowbridge. HIOCLANATIOV WHEREAS, the Secretary of State of the ■ w 11x11 1 State of Oregon hss notified me in writing that purauHiit to the provision« of an act en a comparison, with Coos county far confident A NNOUNCEM ENTS. is he of the success of such titled “An Act making effective the initia BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS in tbe lead. tive and referendum provisions of Section 1 FOB SHERIFF. au enterprise that he is willing to of Article IV of the Constitution of the Wagons of *11 Rinds Made to Order. Horseshoeing a Specialty- Tbe wide awake Humboldt county take a large sine of the stock and State of Oregon, and regulating election« ’ hereby announce myself as a candidate thereunder, and providing (leualtiea for Job work attended to promptly and all woi k guaranteed to give satisfaction. Brices for the Republican nomination for the people are aware of our more favored violations of provisions of this act.'’approv give up a paying business in the east ed reasonable. Shop on Atwater street. Bandon. Or. r thee of Sheriff of Coos conntv, subject to February 24, IIIII3, the People'» Power »no decision of the Republican voters at the conditions and tbe opportunities of to come here ic.nl assume its manage League of Oregon duly filed hi his office on . ______ February 3rd. I'.SKi, an initiative petition r11 \ II Sjl I n uarv election, April 20. 1906 fered here for investment. They are ment. containing H.327 aignatureH properly attach | JI AJ I.. W TRAVER. ed lo a copy of «aid measure, certified in selliug their farms there at from $200 The proposed plant will represent accordance with law. demanding that a pro- .... Miss L. G. G ovld . Matron FOR CONOR ESN. poaed amendment to Sections 1 and 2 of lo $300 per acre and investing tbe A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and Medical Diseases an outlay of $227.900, divided as fol Article XVII of the Constitution of the State We are authorized to annonuce N. B. Hl'S proceeds in our Lottom | iiii >I s nt from lows: paper mill. $107.000; pulp mill of Oregon, shall be submitted to the legal Trained Xurses in Attendance. ’J8ON. of Hillsboro, Wnxtnugtoti County, as voter« of the State of Oregon for their $50 to $100 per acre, thus more than $50,000; working capital $70,000, It approval or rejection at the general election For jllfomiatioll address a candidate for the nomination of Congress Wm. HorMlnll, .11. IF Marshfield. Or. to be held in said alate on the 4tb day of ui»n for the Firat District, subject to the doubling their acreage in better lands June, being the first Monday m June, lilOti, can be readily seen that such an in untimi of the Republican paitv. dexignated by aaid People’« Power League with better facilities for their oj stitntion would tneaii much lo Ban of Oregon a« “Constitutional amendment providing method of amending Constitution FOB GOVERNO«. cupatiou Only last week $17,000 of don and the entire Coquille valley. mid applying the referendum to all laws .lames Witbycombe, of Corvallis, candi affecting coiiHtitutional convention« and date for the nomination of governor on the Humboldt money found investment Such a mill would give steady em amendment«,'' which itaid proposed amend r« nnhhean ticket. in a tine dairy farm near this place. ployment to from 65 to 100 people at ment ix hereinafter particularly set for’-b. NOW. 1'HEREFORE. I. Geo. E Cham This is onlj one of a long list which good wages besides making a market berlain. Governor of the State of Oregon, in obedience to the provixionx of said act we could mention. And we have in for a class of timber not now utilized. hereinbefore first mentioned, do hereby make mid i«sne this Proclamation to the variably found these people lo be in people of the State of Oregon, announcing The profits of a paper and pulp that the People's Power League of Oregon dustrious people and good citizens Coos County as a Dairying Locality has filed said initiative petition with the mill here would be great The sel requisite number of signatures thereto at Compared With Humboldt County, and such as we can take great pleas ling price of paper is 20 per cent higher tached demanding that there be submitted to the legal voters of the State of Oregon Cal. Our Resources Much Greater ure hi welcoming amongst us. on the coast than in the east. The for their approval or rejection at the regular election held on the till day of June. ' Than Those of HumbOldt. In time and at tbe present rate, our eastern mills buy their pulp from 1906, aaid to dav be being me firxt Monday in said thousand bills will be divested < f pulp makers, and they of course, must month, a proposed amendment to Sections land 2 of Article XVII of tbe Constitution of tbe State of Oregon, designated by said The writer has often mentioned the their timber and the bowels of the have I heir profit That profit would League a« 'Constitutional amendment pro comparisons which can be made be earth gutted of her uatuial but vast method of amending Constitution be saved by this mill as it will make viding and applying the referendum to all laws af tween Coos County, Oregon, and mineral wealth. But tbe “Jersey” feuting constitutional conventions and its own pulp. Samples of imported amendment«, ’’ which said proposed amend Humboldt County, California, with and her descendants will live forever ment is a« fid lows : pulp have lieen sent here which is “Sections 1 and 2 of Article XVII of the regard to their adaptability to dairy and her tribe will increase. More , selling ou the dock in New York for Constitution of the State of Oregon shall be and hereby are amended to read as follows ing There are perhaps, few dairy land will each year be cleared and im SPECIAL PATES BY THE WEEK OR AtOXTH. “Section I, Anv amendment or amend proved and farmers will learn new $70 per ton This pulp is manufac ments to thia Constitution may be proposed men who have not heard of the methods of operation and iuvent new lured into paper which sells in the in either branch of the legislative assembly, SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION. mid if tbe same shall be agreed to by a ma famous Eel river valley, and more es fertilizers so that each year each acre east for 7 to 10 cents per pound. This jority ot all the members elected to each of pecially of its splendid dairy farms will produce more, and more cows the two bouaea. such proposed Amendment HHtue [taper sells on the coast for 9 lo or ■imendnientH, shall, with the yeas and can be kept on the same amount of anil excellent milch cows. navs thereon, be entered in their journals 12 cents per pound. The cost of ami referred by the secretary of state to the land. Verily tbe dairy cow is the end One of the wealthiest and most people for their approval or rejection, at tbe manufacturing this imported pulp in next regular general elect ion. except when prosperous secimns of the Pacific less chain of wealth. Then here'« to the legidnt ive assembly shall order a special Old Coos, the richest, the healthiest Europe is $35 a ton, $14 of tills election tor that purpose. If a majority of coast is Humboldt county, ami its and soon to be the wealthiest sp.-t on amount goes for wood. The com! i- the electors voting on anv such amendment shall vote in lavor thereof, it «hall thereby dsiries and creameries, together with this lit tie sphere we call th» earth! (ions are such that it is estimated that become a part of this Constitution. The votes for and against such amendment, or the industry and ecotientiy of its Coquille Sentinel. the same quality of pulp can be amendments, severally, whether proposed ----- ooo ------ by the legislative aasembly or by initiative farmer« have mad» it so. The tons manufactured in Bandon for $23 a petition, xhall be canvassed by tbe secretary of golden squares shipped from its • if slat in the presence of tbe governor, and ton. At present therein no pulp made if it shall appear to the governor that tbe ci eameriea have brought in return a I Con ’ensed Proceeding«, maj rttv of the vote« caat at said election in America of as tine quality as the on said amendment, or mnendments. sever- In re stationery, books, printing etc veritable stream of yellow metal, imported. They cannot make it hi the ■illy, are cast in favor thereof, it shall be his duty forthwith after such canvass, by his 3 filling to overflowing the capacious Mann & Beach, blank«.......... east in competition on account of the proclamation, to declare the xmd amend- Irwin-Hodson t.'o, blanke for im nt nr mnendments. severally, having re coffers of her sons of toi). It is par Treas...................................... 25 25 high price of wood, and tbeu again ceived said majority of vote« to have been adopted bv the people of Oregon ah part of ticularly favored with a combination Bushong & Co. blanks for in order to produce it at anvt hing the Constitution thereof, and the same «hall be hi effect as a part of the Constitution of climatic conditions and a soil Sheriff and Clerk................ 101 32 u°ar the imported [nice it would be from the date of such proclamation. When DEALERJNJIARDWAK1 • J| J B Dully postage, etc... . which makes it the ideal dairy 6 99 necessary to make a verj i wo or more amendments shall be submitted large in I lie manner nfotesaid to the voters of this J S Dillinger, blanks for Sbff 16 00 country of t)ie world, Added to this s ate at the same election, they shall be so S Gallier stamp evps............ 42 50 piolu t which would call fol a big submitted that ench amendment shall be was its early settlement by Danes ami (’ voied on sepiiaielv. No convention shall be mt lay of money oo« Bay News blanks for ■y. . ntnl then the price called to amend or propose amendments to Scandinavians, w ho, until recent years this Constitution, or to propose a new Con Assessor........................... . 20 50 would Im sure to drop owing tn the stnution. unless the law providing for such i were considered the most practical Coos Bay Pub Co cards for imported being compelled to depend c invention shah first be approved by the j people on a referendum vote at a regular Sheriff .................................. 10 ro and progressive dairymen of the Will Keep on Hand at nil Times itfion tbe American market. general election ['his article shall not lie construed to impair the right of the people world. But the Yankees, with ti eir The Sun. bal due on tax sales 107 oo The proposed mill for this place is to amend fills Constitution by vote upon an inltintive petition therefor." ■ pioverbial thrift, adaptability or qual C O Dryden blanks for all to make tine grades of paper only. Hone at the Capitol of Salem, this 2Hth offices...................................... 51 ities of assimilation, have “seen I lietu” day of February, A D . 1906. Work the first two jeats would be I H Ingle, l(XM) evps.............. 6 < Signed i Geo. E. Chamberlain, and “gone them one better. Or per-1 James W atson, postage etc.. Governor. Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Egg«, Butter and all Farm Produce. ! confined to ordinary grades of fine 20 By • lie Governor: Laps, more properly speaking, the Coquille Valley Sentiuel iSjgned i F I Dunbar. I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, million.wool, bides, etc. paper Imt after that only the highest Secretary of State. printing.................................. fmeiguers have taught the Americans, i Seal I 6 65 gra le paper would lie made, such as HOSPITAL HORSFALL J. Waldvogel & Son Leaders in the Dairy Business in Coos. M eat L ine . Bandon, Oregon TUPPER HOUSE Rates $1.00 to fc.oo per Day. BANDON, OREGON. CASH BUSINESS ONLY 1 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. County Court. BAN DON !::i Al EAT I T. ANDERSON MARKET Prop. Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard Sausages, Etc., also how to handle the cow« and the farms (’otpiiile Herald court pro lie imt being ma le now on It e 1’a- \\r AN rED—Several bnnd/cd eord« good Ceedlllg.................................... 38 to produce the most and best results I cifiv r<ias|. ▼ ▼ stenm cord wood at once. Inquire The Enterprise, court pro it I niqui Hotel or Bandoli Woolen Mill and the Yankees, with their inventive Al I iittgeinelitR al e now being made dice ceeding .................................. 38 90 genius and skill in selling, have In re ludigeuts and insane. to tinan e the enterprise Many of JUNGLES f<u sale No 2 white cedar! Bridge A Bendi ■ ' «binde«, (’ill count, per ÜMMIMWtf furnished the unproved machinery F, A Anderson, coal, etc for o il mil leuti >1 Citizens hi the CoquiRe Bandoli Ntoven. Bnnge* and Hentern (’«»innierriMl Cf». J Nelson et al........................ 10 27 and the market for the product. valley have < x pressed a desire to take Have in them eo mnnv excellencies that thev are now acknowledged the Pioneer Grocery Co suppler H' Wl> i>—fHMMi cords of Rinne]«* bolt The soil and climatic conditions of stock and it i- intended to make it a grvsfe't sellers on the co««t. snd thev are growing in favor everv year. We ••iHt«*iiMl. B andon M fo . C o . for J Nelson et h |. ............... 26 35 h«»e the exclnsive agency in Bandon for these bonaebold and office iieeexxiiiex, Coos county are neai ly identical with 1 ical company a« near as possible. Lorenz i& Hoyt, supplies for snd price« range exceedingly modest, in either esse IV xXIKI’ bv Chicago wholesale and those of Humboldt county, with the Edna Sweeten................... 20 00 Seattle parties will take what slock v » mail order house. aMtetent manager Onr Assortment of hAtdwsre. tinware And edged tools is moni complete. mi oi mi «. in hi ) toi tin« conntv and adjoin odds in favor of Coos county. Those W m Jenkins & Sou sup[lies CHUliot be sold i pin it.in Salary $‘-*,l and ezpemw*« paid for Hoyt................................ 45 00 weekly . »xpenae niunev advanced Work wl o are familiar with both localities, 1 If this enieiptise is secured for I'iea-aiii ; pixitmn permanent. No invest Susan Ned, nursing Ci quill» ment or experience required. Spare time say tiiHt Coos county has the advant NHiicy, Indian...................... 28 50 Bandon it will l»e a great boon fot t he valuable. Wine at once for full particulars en •l' «e self-addressed envelope age in the matter of soil—there being I’ town and the Coquille valley as it .oid st E Diane, supilies for I’F.i.lN It ADEN T. more or less rock or gravel in Hum 132 Lake St.. Chicago. III. Rachel W ilson...................... 15 00 wi'l benefit directly or indirectly boldt county, wbde there is nothing Dan Root keeping Mrs Steele 10 65 every citizen in the valley. THtM’ ISO MITI! ! Il is R of the kind in Ct os, the soil being a J H Bowlsby. coffin for Hum- N.ilice ri berrliv given that all persona are big undertaking an<i will take at f-rbiddeii t.. Ioni! ti«h. camp. <>r otherwise phrey...................................... ] 10 00 rich lotm and laigeiv what is called tte-i a s without '»rit en permission upon lens! s year to get it ready for oper BANDON OREGON Llovd Spires car fare, Clark the l uiit« of the under«igned, Town «bip 2!) “beaver dam land. Eel river is con s. Kitt 'oo. conrHv. < hegon. under iienaltv ation, bill the stock company will be anti Son. - ........................ 55 of pr .aeent ion tu I he full estent of the Ires Capital $25,000.00 fined between narrower and steeper J L Lewellm. coffin for li H. Kost. duly organized and incorporated un pa.« La*, of thia State. BOARD <>F DIRECTORS; J. L K ronenbcro President. J. D enholm . Vice Pre«. banks and the overflow does much I) A Mcksv............................ 10 00 der die laws of Oregon and shares F 1 F ________________________________ aht . Cashier. F rans F lam . T. P H anlt . > otlee. damage by washing deep ditches H Royer, wood. etc Clark.. 4 00 placed al a figure that will be within I o all m«mber. of the former M. W of A. A e*n*rRl banking bnwinesw trnnancted. and cn«tomerii girati ctery ftrcoiumodatiou through adjacent farms This is C M Skeel«. sup Mrs Hatcher 52 1O the reach of all. A company will be Camp organize I bv A. E. Wolirer in 1901 at eonwi«f*nt with aafe and c»»n«erriitiTW bankine Z T Johnson, rent Clark.... 4 oo Hand ti. aho have paid Benefit A«ae.ainenta practical^ unknown in Coos county. C M Skeels ■ tip Hattie Burch Gorrsspefidents: The American National Bank of 8an Franciaco, California, 9 .50 organized and stock put on tire f ir which thev did not receive credit from The overflow is largely “back water," Chas Staufl supplies for market as soon a* th® 4 Bo(s»m the Clerk, yon are notified to forward yonr Merabanta' National Bank. Portland. Orejron paper t • receipts to Edward E. Oaks. District Dep- witbont any current and theeediment Myrtle Dolley .................... 17 30 eipert arrive«. The Chase National Bank of New Yor>. NEED A NEW STOVE? A. M c N air , BANK otv pafkemhnr*. Or, •u T he H ardware M an . of BANDON, p«nk I« Open fp>m 9 ■ m to 1 a m »nd I p rn. to » ^.0
