Bandon recorder., June 07, 1906, Image 3

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DIRECTORY. *
Construction Work Soon to
Begin on New Coast Road.-
Town Trustee».
COQUILLE NEWS NOTES
FLOU
The regular monthly meeting of
tbe Town Trustees was held at tbe
“Actual construct ion work on the
M «»ollie.
council room last Thursday night. Leander, Our Correspondent
andon lodge . n <>. 115, a . f . a m . , railroad linn from Drain tuCuos Bay
Tells of the Week’s Inci­
Stated comiiuiuicatioiis first Sstur- haH beeu commenced. Gangsuf men Present: B. N. Harrington, acting
dsv after tbe full moon of each mouth
Pres., F. A. Mehl, J. H .Shields and
denti at the Hub.
are clearing tbe right of way west­
All Master Masons cordially invited.
R. E. L Bedillion, Trustees; A. D. I
G BOAK, W. M.
ward from Drain,” said Jefferson
I*. N blson , Sec.
Morse, Recorder and E. B. Heury,
Myers, who lias just returned via the
W inter weather still remaiuetb
Marshal. Tbe following bills were
High Patent, Eastern Washington Flour
I. O. O. F
Drain stage route from North Bend
with
uh . summer aud sunshine is
allowed
and
warrants
drawn
for
same.
andon lodge . nu
■ . 13», 1. O. O. F. and Marshfield.
B. L. & W. Co. water for May ¥ 27.901 dilatory in coming to remain, aud it
meets every Ratuid
Saturday evening,
Mr. Myers declared tbe proposed
Visiting Lroihers in good standing cor
is working a hardship upon the farm­
G. P. Topping, for a written
dially invited.
route of the Harriman road down the
er
who baa low land, and al tbe pres-
Eastern Oregon Flour.
C. F. LORENZ,. N. G.
opinion aud drawing ordi­
Umpqua river would be as great a
A. J. H artman . Sec.
12.5B
eu
^
time
has
a
surplus
of
water.
nances
scenic route as tbe Columbia river.
Special Prices on 5 and 10 Sack lots.
Geo. Laird, meals for prisoners
Foresters of Ain erlea.
1.25
I'be recent freshet was sufficient to
Tbe road wili follow tbe Umpqua for
’KT QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No. miles, aud that stream is said to be D. J. Lowe, A. Henry ami S. D
enable tbe loggers to bring out tbe * *
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J 17, iiiw I h Friday niglit of 0Mb WMk.
Barrows, Judges town elec­
remainder of their logs, aggregating *
in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor one of the most beautiful iu Oregon.
9.99
1
about
9000 logs, tilling all of tbe «
tion
dial welcome is extended to all visiting There are magnificent heights, senti­
brothers.
W D. MARSHALL,
booms. This will replenish tbe mills * *
A. K ick .
Chief Ranger.
nel rocks aud gorges. Nature has A. J. Hartman ami H. Manciet
Fin. Secretary.
6.(10 so that together with tbe camps on
Clerks
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here been most extravagant with her
B.
N.
Harrington
aud
A.
D.
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Bandon,
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Oregon.
tbe
tide
water
tbe
mills
can
now
op
foliage. Tbe river is about the size
Woodmen of the World.
Morse
canvassing
election
6.1)9
1
erate
to
their
full
capacity
and
con
­
easide camp N o . eia. w o. w. of the Willamette.
meets in regolar session the first slid
E. M. Clayton, lumber for
ay
rain and
ill eeds
tinue so during tbe summer.
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third Thursdays of each month in the Ma “On t.’oos bay will be tbe secoud
always on baud.
streets
14361
sonic hall. Visiting members are cordially city in Oregon,’’ said Mr. Myers.
Our election passed off smooth and
invited.
A. RICE, C. C.
Win Gallier, wire netting
1.50
“
North
Bend
aud
Marshfield
will
be
­
harmonious.
While a considerable
O.C. W aldvookl , Clerk.
come one city. I predict that in 10 O. A. Trowbridge 5.1 cases oil 17.65 of interest was manifest in tbe dif
E. HADSALL,
I). P. STRANG, Jr.
years from this date they will have E. B. Henry, marshal services
ferent amendments and candidates, .
for May aud labor on streets 370.30
Practical Surveyor.
PROFESSIONAL
50,090 people. Tbe combined cities
let us bury the hatchet and dispel
should be called “Coos City,” or some J. W. Hoover, night watchman
from our minds all trivial animosity
for May
45.00
similar title by which the term “Coos”
incurred
during the campaign, and
Dr H. Iu. Houston,
8 (Ml
If you want a boms in Oregon, investigate our offerings.
may be preserved in the municipal A. 1). Morse, Recorder
work together for the best interest of
t’H\ SlUIAN A SURGEON
Ordinance No 75, entitled an or-
directory. I know that the people of
all in tbe future.
We have Timber and Coal Lands, Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and
Office over Drug Store. Honrs, 11 to 12.
tbe east regard them simply as Coos dinaiice to reimburse certaiu persons
CITY PROPERTY.
H.m. 1:30 to 4. p m.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
I see your Prosper correspondent.
bay towns, and have no recollection fur nioueys paid for license to sei)
Night calls answered from office. *
liquors within tbe corporate limits of *° *be last issue of tbe Recorder, If you wish to buy, sell or exchange, call on us and we will give you good
of tbeir separate entities. \\ ben they
tbe town of Bandon, which liceuse «-‘barges me with bashfulness and tim-
BANDON,
...
OREGON.
service. Homeateadera Located on Desirable Government Land.
write to me making in«|uiries con­ was issued by tbe Board of Trustees | idity when Miss Chase, the suffrrge
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cerning something they saw at tbe
40 (¡ood level LOTS in WOODLAND ADDIX’ION, c I oho iu and cheap for cash.
campaigner, was a passeuger on one
of
tbe
Town
of
Bandon
and
rendered
Dr. S- L. Perkina,
1
LO™ in W°OLEN MILL ADDITION.
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exposition they refer simply to‘Coos,’
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void and nugatory by an act of tbe of the boats. Now I am not going to
and
no
particular
town
is
ever
men
PHYSICIAN d- SURGEON,
palliateor deny anyof tbe allegations
legislative
assembly
of
tbe
state
of
tioned. My prediction is that tbe
for I am governed by the rigid bine
BANIION, OKEIiON.
growth of these cities will be greater Oregon, which license so issued to
Stock ranch of 520 acres; good buildings ami other improvements. $5 per acre.
laws of Connecticut, for LuLu baa
tbe
persons
hereinafter
named
and
We have dairy ranches, city residonoe property ami acreage property within city
than any Oregon city ever saw. They
Office at residence on Fourth Street.
road tbe riot act to me, wbereaa if
limits.
holders
thereof,
were
prevented
from
have tbe right kind of men to start
she ever heard of me paying attention Office in KIDorado Bldg
BANDON OR
I>r. I». L. NTEELE
with men who lire strictly up to pursuing tbe occupation of retailing
or becoming infatuated with any of
liquors
in
less
quautity
than
one
gal
­
date, liberal, ami who do things. The
tbe fair young ladies, abe would forth­
railroad that will be built along tbe lon, within tbe Town of Baodon, for
with cancel our engagement. Now
tbe
full
lime
to
which
they
would
bay connecting North Bend Hüd
OFFICE OVER FURNITURE HTORE.
when the aforesaid campaigner came
otherwise
be
entitled,
by
an
order
of
Marshfield eventually will run
BANDON,
OREGON. through the water front of one cum tbe Circuit Court declaring tbe Lo­ aboard of tbe steamer accompanied
cal Option law operative in Coos I wilb 8 bevy oi Coquille's fairest rosy
bined, solid city.
GKO. 1*. TIII'I'ING,
aud Ruby cheeked young ladies, is it
County.
“Tbe trip from Coos bay to ( iar-
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW
l’lie above was unanimously passe«! I
be wondered at that 1 was con-
diner, a towu of 600 people, oil tbe
AND
and in accordance tbo following bills fused and nonplused? Once 1 did
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Umpqua river, is 22 miles and is a
were allowed and warrants drawn for venture to go to the hurricane deck,
tine wagon load across tbe beach,
Fire Insurance,
same.
but when partly up, tbe melody of
Gardiner is called tbe ‘white city.’
Bandon, - - - - Oregon.
Rasmussen Bros,,
136.44 ’hose feminine voices reminded me of
Every bouse is painted white. 'rhe
Gross Bros ,
87 69 a phonograph or an automatic talk
late Senator Reed, who founded the
A. Munck
17003 *°K machine. Wind one of them up
O- T Blumenrother
place, inserted hi every deed a pro­
A written remonstrance against Hu<^ fbey will run 24 hours without
V. 8. Coiniiil.Hloiier and Notary Public.
vision that the purchaser should
making improvements on tbe exten Ht°PP’ng- Under thosecirciimslauces
Filings and Final proofs made on Home
paint bis bouse white. The people
steads, Timber Claim« and other U. 8. Iginda
sion of First ami Atwater streets. H,u 1 ,o be condemned for being faiul
Money Loan* Negotiated on Approved have become wedded Io the custom, signed by R. H. Rosa and sixteen bearted.
Nee urlty.
ami now take a pride in it. Tbe ef­
There is a problem (hat needs an-
Office in room 10 Beyerle Building, Ban fect is remarkable, and with tbe green others, property owners along said
1
C. P. JENSEN, Master.
don. Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon.
«ixtension
of
First
and
At
water
streets
alyziug
which is more intricate than
background
of
Oregon
coast
forest
Real Rotate bought and Sold.
the amendments embodied in tbe This Steamer in New. is Strongly built, nnd titled with the Inlest improvements, nnd will
and foliag«’, it makes one of the most was tiled aud the matter laid over.
give a regular 8 dnv service, for passengers nnd freight, between the
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election ballots. Why is it, on a Sun-
Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisco, Calif.
beautiful sights I ever witnessed.
The month of the Umpqua has 18
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS 18 YEARS AGO.
E. T. KRUSE, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California.
feet of water, and has never had tbe
[From R ecordkr June 2, 1888.1
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waves are saying, is it necessary that
expenditure of a dollar of government
They say 0. I’. Potter ha, bad a mess of two of Bandon's young busiuess men
The Old Reliable
money. The «Southern Pacific's Coos new potatoes, crown oil tbe bill. Yon inigbt >
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. 7, should have important business al the
Correct A bat rar ta for any
bay extension will cross tbe river at fence rotter on Lookout rock , and . in
tbe
1
Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers
springtime,
gentle
Annie,
he'dtoBHd<)wti|
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h
eatthat
require«llljeirimme<l-
the bay, eight miles east of Gardiner.
part of Cooa County fur
iate attention. Also, what perquisite
The bay lias 20 feet of water to the early vegetables to the natives.
IIOItSESIIOFIAL
n failed on Miort Notice.
K. D. Hume’s new and novel steamer 'io®8 Ibe ( aptain receive, or is he ill
point of tbe crossing, where there
Thistle, Capt. Swart«, paid the river a visit collusion with them, that the young
Prieta Right.
H envy Forging
will probably be built a new towu.
last
week.
ladies
are
so
busily
engaged
in
con-
Ship Work
“Fifteen miles up the river is
COQUILLE, - - - OREGON.
Mr. Charles Crew died at bis late home versa!ion that they are carried past
nnd Logging Work
Scottsburg, at tbe head of present
LEANDER,
n our Specialty.
steam navigation. This place is the near the mouth of Sixes river lust Monday | their destination.
at an advanced age.
oldest commercial center in Oregon.
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II anhon ,
O rkoon .
It was tbe first place where whole­ Iaam Walker returned from Humboldt on
Port Orford.
tbe Thistle, bringing his family with him.
sale bouses were established iu tbe
June
9
I
By
this
time Mr. Bancroft's by­
state, and is said to have once been
In
this
precinct
there
were
91
votes
|
draulic
giant
is tearing into tbe gravel
the point of tbe largest customs re
on
Elk
River,
and will open up tbe
cast
as
against
58
two
years
ago.
ceipts in Oregon. It was the early
Only Regular Line Between Portland and Eureka
Ploras
Creek,
to
the
|
tirMÍ
extensive
mioiug
operations ever
Born—On
home of Judge Deaily and other Ore­
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done
on
Elk
river.
iw
ook 13ay
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gon pioneers. The railroad will pass wife of E. M. Blackerby, a son. May
30.
‘
88.
Mr.
Melville
and
family
from
through it, and tbe residents believe
L. W SHAW. Agent,
GEO. D. GRAY A CO., Gen l Agts,
Bandon public school opened Mon­ .Seattle have been at Knapp's hotel
Ko« Can’t Expect to Get
the former commercial greatness of
Marshfield, Phone 441.
421 Market. St. San Francisco.
Worth for
I, Rut
tbe town is to be restored. It now day in the dish id's new building, some time, wailing for tbe weather to
You Can
Get
Your
has about 299 people. The old town >vith David Strang as teacher. Thirty clear up, before going to their Home
MONEY'S WORTH at
s‘ead location on Elk river.
is practically «lecayed, and a new pupils were in attendance.
town is being built.”
Tbe ladies of Dairyville have or­
Married June 6 ‘88, D. E. Dean
“We can’t all have money,”
Elkton is ‘20 miles farther up the and Mrs. Barbara Coburn, Rev. M. ganized a Basket Ball team ami will
said Brother Bill
no doubt give tbe Port Orford girls a
Iteuler in Boot*« mid Shoe*« river. About 200 people reside here. W. Hampton officiating.
It was foiindeil by th« Jal« Senator
Misn May, «laughter of Mr. an«l match in the near future.
Repairing ueaily and promptly done at
“But we can at least look as though we had.”
Beckley, whose widow still lives in Mrs. Robt. Walker, returned Satur­
J. T. White of Bandon brought
lowest living prices.
CALL ON
tbe old home place on the banks of day on tbe Thistle from Smith River, down a lol of baggage for parlies who
tbe Umpipia. The towu is named by where she has been living with her intend to take up claims near Brush
tbe junction of the Elk and Umpqua grandmother atxl attending school creek He also brought a consign­
rivers. The railroad will here leave for tbe past ten monlbs.
ment of paper for tbe Tribune, which
And see the new line of Samples for
tbe Umpqua and follow th« Elk river
comes
just in the “nick of time,”
A gill net was found on tbe beach
to Drain, about ll> miles. The country
Tbe steamer Plant came in Sunday
lust Saturday which bad in it a sea
is rich in farming and slock raising,
lion, a shark and several salmon. night about ten o’clock from Coos
besides timber and coal. There are
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Hamersly skinned tbe lion to send Bay, came lip near the wharf and
now piled up at Drain steel rails
borne to bis folks, while Cbris ___
Long.
although it was fairly smooth, pulle.i
i sufficient to buihl 82 miles of track.
Emil ami Fred Pike were at work dis-• out ami sailed for San Francisco,
I Engineers employed on the survev entangling tbe web There were: lp®’ing our merchants iu no enviable |
' who were interviewed at Drain said
about 50 fathoms of net, and as it was humor, as they had a full lot of sup-1
i that the route had been definitely lo-
too deep for Rogue river aud not plies on her. which are badly needed
j <ate«l and right of way secured from
deep edough for the Columbia. Ihe here. Besides there was considerable
j Drain to the crossing of the Umpqua
butter awaiting shipment to the city.
wonder is, where did it come from7
between Scottsburg aud Gardiner.
J. W. Bennett has announced tbe The people of Port Orford and
From there Ibroiigh the Ten-Mile
Northern Curry should own a suit­
Lake eoiiiitrv to t'oos bay the route engagement of his daughter Miss
able
vessel and build a wharf of their
ia still to be finally determined Elsie to Arthur McKeown of Berke­ own. It can be easily done if they
among the several surveys made. The ley. Cal
The New llrug Store is Now Ready for Business. Everything New and Fresh.
will only get together ami talk it up.
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engineers have orders Io locate a
“A number of ailments, some of - Tribune
feasible route with a maximum grade them dangerous, are comprised under
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not Io exceed one half of 1 per cent. the general head of |a»stage stamp
Dr. Tatom.
Dentist, will be io Bandon J 11 Ut’
A railroi«! of the first class will be tongue,'’ said a physician. “Postage
AT
stamp tongue, in a word, is any dis­ lOtb, an<l remain one week.
Fine line of Fancy Candie«.
Imported and Domestic Cigar«.
built Portland Journal.
order contracted from the licking of
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postage stamps. Three or four per­
Rev. Sam Jones the noted revival
MILLINERY.
sons
a week visit me with postage ist. says- “When God give*« man a
. RANDOM
Miss Grace Hoyt invites tlie ladies «>f this
stamp tongues. They have throat wife ami six children He has done a
J( ic * clean room«, 25 and 5Uo a night, *1 25 vicinity to call and see her assortment of
inillitmrv g.Nals! New ami up to d ite atylea. trouble, or skin disease, or a pnftnou- great deal for a fellow» But when He
n week j $5.00 a month.
Lowest prices. Can pleRM pvpryone. Call ary complaint, brought on by |he teas ffivsa him a society woman nnd a
nt reaidMico,
MPS. 8 (RAH CODEELO.
rec|lesi habit of 4Binpdickiqg/'
poodle dog, He has done bitn up.
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Drugs and Druggist’s Sundries, Patent Medicines,
Brushes and Toilet Articles, Fancy Stationery,
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