Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, August 30, 1906, Image 4

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past week th« mail baa been arriving
from Roseburg about eight o'clock,
giving verj satisfactory service to tbe
people here, and by the way tbe Stage
Co. has always given service that in
comparison with that at Enreka is
very excellent. A gentleman who re­
cently returned from that place stat­
ed that tbe mail baB been very un­
certain. and some that does arrive ia
weeks old when it gets there. A stage
route of 180 miles must be followed
since tbe Frisco disaster and tbe
strike wbith tied up tbe shipping.—
Enterprise.
District jedge A»«ate>*. Prose
cnting Attnnsy G«u. M ®r>wu aud
AWwbey Trash KsaneBy of B<w-
arrived U adoaaday eaauute to
Gold Beai'b where • farm of circuit
Mrt ia to ba held.
Otto Epps, who b«s been living ou
the R. C. Dement ranch, has moved
to Fairview, where be will engage in
farming Mr Epps has steadily add
ed to bis big game record and has
now tbe credit of killing 23 panthers.
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23 bears, 3 wildcats and 33 coons
during tbe past year. He is entitled
to consider No. 3 bis lucky one, if not
Tbe run of fish at Astoria ia fairly
23. It will be noticed how tbe figure
3 pervades and permeates bis record good. Tbe catches are not large, but
Hie last l>ear was unusually fat aud tbe general condition cannot be com
plained of. Reports from up tbe
yielded nine gallons of oil.
river show seiners are doing better
For several evenings during tbe
than for some time, aud indications
are that all kinds of gear will make a
little money.
J. W. Field
Blaoksmith and Wagonmaker
All kinds of Iron, Steel
and Wood work Executed
on short notice.
Ship Smithing
of a'l kind promptly done.
HOMENHOKUIG
a specialty.
B indon ,
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Don't forget that Dr. Steele, dentist, ia
located in Bandou.
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Cascades Will
be Circled.
Harriman Interest» Haa
Escape Heavy Hauls
Over Siskiyou».
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That Harriman will encircle tbe
Cascade Range from Natngi on tbe
east aud Draiu ou tbe west to Weed
aud to a counsel iuu with the joint line
of tbe Santa Fe ami Southern Pacific
from San Francisco to Eureka, is cer­
tain through his acquisition of tbe
California Nurtheasteru Railway.
Tbe hue extends mto tbe Klamath
couutry from Weed, hut has been con­
structed ouly part of tbe way, Erick
son A Patterson, of tbia city, being
now engaged in building tbe counec
tion between tbe terminus aod
Klamath Falls, a distance of 43 miles,
which will require another year.
Tbe road was started by tbe Weed I
Lumber Company ami bas been used I
largely for logging purposes, though ,
a passeuger service was inaugurated |
ami of late arrangements were made .
to freight goods from the terminus .
into Klamath Falls. The plan is to ,
arguments of tbe attorneys were
characterized by bitterness and slau
derous accuMtitionB against Mayor
Morgan, Coroner Jameson, Dr. R. 8.
Thompson and Night Chief of Police
Heatb.
Mayor MorgHU. as attoruey for tbe
prosecution, declar^i tbe corouer had
to come out and depreciate tbe
wounds aud circumstances in order to
justify himself for not cslliug an in­
quest immediately Morgan declared
Dr. Thompson's lack of knowledge
waB deplorable aud that be was not
as familiar with surgery as au ordin­
ary layman. Morgan said Heatb bad
to depreciate conditions or else
acknowledge be was derelict in bis
duties aud unfit to serve as an offi
cial.
Whales Now Act
as Ship Pilots.
Whales are so thick off' the Culiirn-
bin River that one of them crossed in
over tbe bar yesterday afternoon just
in the lead of tbe steamer Alliance.
which reached port early this rnoru-
ing from Eureka and Coos Bay. He
kept close to tbe surface, and tbe
passengers got an excellent view of
him. Tbe monster was about 80 feet
in length. He churned tip the watei
like a warship uuder full steam. When
last seen lie whs in tbe channel. Tbe
officers are of tbe opinion that he will
go Hgronnd ou one of tbe shoals and
will never be able to regain tbe ocean.
Great schools of salmon and otbei
tisb were also seeo off tbe coast of
Oregon. They beve become so ac
give comparatively easy grades ami customed to tbe steamers aud ships
little curvature, while tbe same is ex that but littie heed is paid to them,
peeled of the route being surveyed Some of the mariners are of the
opinion that if the commercial boats
for the Oregon Eastern.
In connection with that plan is tbe were equipped with nets, harpoons
determination to make tbe Drain and other similiar fisb-catcbiug ap
Marshfield road a first class piece ot par at us the owners would reap n big
road in every respect. It will con harvest on every trip. It is declared
nect at Marshfield with tbe Coos Bay that enough salmon could be scooped
Roseburg A Eastern, tbe Spreckles up in a couple of hours to pay tbe ex
property which was recently taken pense of tbe voyage. At least a couple
over by tbe Southern Pacific. From of whales could be harpooned and
the terminus at Myrtle Point, 18 miles towed up to Portland with little loss
south of Coos Bay. tbe line will be , of lime, it is claimed. While the)
extended to a connection with tbe might not yield much ambergris, it is
California Northwestern, which is in believed that enough oil could be
operation from San Francisco to taken from them to make the venture
Sherwood, but the new line will start profitable. Some halibut aud codfish
at Willits aud be carried north to are also sighted occasionally and
Eureka. It ia understood the latter could easily be raked up with nets.
stretch will be used jointly by the If tbe fish keep on increasing tbe
way they have been during tbe past
Southern Pacific aud Santa Fe.
Like the Pacific system south ol few weeks it is asserted that tbe prop­
San Francisco, tbe Southern Pacific osition to make it a side issue of cap­
will then have a coast aud interioi turing some of them will be presented
line and for tbe entire distance from to tbe steamship owners.
Tbe Alliance bH<l a full cargo of
Portland will enjoy the advantage of
two roads, while from Corvallis north I general freight. Fourteen cars of
to Portland there will be practically shingles, floors ami sashes were
three tracks, two of which will be on brought from North Bend and will be
the east side of tbe W illamette from sent from here to points in tbe in­
Woodburn south, ami from Drain to terior. Much farm produce camo
\\ eed there will also be three tracks, from Marshfield. There was a passen
with two leading into tbe Bay City. ger list of 86, all she could accommo
Tbe Shasta route is nut to be aban­ date. —Telegram.
Thomas Armstrong, trainer for R.
D Hume’s 6tables. took four running
horses to tbe Marshfield track tu put
them in condition for tbe 8. W. O. A.
races at Roseburg in September
Tbe horses have all the speed and
endurance necessary to pull down
some of the purses and make a
record that will be a credit to Curry. connect tbe California Northeastern
—Radium.
at Klamath Falls with tbe Oregon ,
Eastern, which is to be started soon
from Natron and proceed through tbe
Cascades and thence south, h I bo form­
ing tbe first link of the East-arid-West
lioe between Natron and Outario
Tbe primary object io taking ovei
tbe Weed road was evidently to e6
cape tbe heavy haul through the Sis
kiyotis. The V> eed line promises to ,
and
Investors
Investigate the
Opportunities offered at
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The
Growing
Town
of
Coos County
Gage Puts Lid On
in Coos.
The Harbor is able to report
through tbe office uf W. W. Gage,
sheriff, that gambling no loqger ex-
iste in Coos county,
Sheriff (iage is positive ou this
point aud he ought tu know. Tbe
Harbor has not conducted an in vest i
galiou and therefore has no report of
its own to make.
Mr. Gage was elected ou a reform
platform that promised to do away
with all wickedness in the territory
over which be is to reign for two
years. He even promised if elected
tu close all gin mills. But un­
fortunately in tbe great desire to elect
Gage bis supporters overlooked tbe
msm gate and let the saloou bull get
into the pasture where be is uow hav­
ing bis own way.
When Mr. Gage took office be be­
gan a study of tbe statute to see bow
many occupations in tbe county could
be classed as criminal. He discovered
that burdy gurdy bouses were uot ex­
actly outlawed and could not be sup
pressed by force, but be made tbe
further discovery that they were sub
ject to a license fee of $100 a mouth.
The sheriff placed himself uuder
tbe tutorship of District Attorney
Brown and when tbe legal way is
made clear be is going to swoop down
and gather in those hundred plunks
each month from tbe only institute
of tbe kind in bis bailiwick.
The sheriff took milder means to
suppYess gambling. He sent word
over to tbe boys that be was coming
and that that they had better vamoose.
Before tbe gamblers skiduoed they
hung out 23 aud that was all the
sheriff saw when be arrived around
tbe green cloth where the gaiety
youths had once made merry with
tbe clink of glasses and tbe rattle of
chips.
Tbe sheriff did oot place much
faith in the staying qualities of tbe
dealers, in their Btaying away qual­
ities, and so be placed an outlook to
make tbe nightly rounds. It is re
ported that this man keeps a close
watch on tbe gambling rooms and
that these places are now as quiet as
a Wednesday eveuiug prayer meeting.
—Harbor.
Aug 24 8ch San Buenaventura,
loading at Riverton.
BA1LBD.
Aug 24-Sch Advance for S F with
350 M lumber.
Aug 28— Scb Oregon fur 8 F with
330 M lumber, 30 curds match wood,
82,000 shingles.
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ALVIN MUNCK, Prop.
Notlea.
My wife, Eloy I. Osborn. having left my
bed and board without oauta or provoca­
tion, 1 hereby notify tbe publio that I will
pay no bitts incurred by her ou aud after
tbia date.
H ilvbbtbb E. O bbobn
Dated at Bandon, Or. Aug. 30, 190b.
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Butter wrappers printed at tbe R e ­
corder office.
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
At North Bend
Is now open for the re­
ception of patients. Tbe
terms aie $10 per week
and upwards. For par­
ticulars apply to
Sisters of Mercy
North
Bend, Or.
i The
Eldorado
Wines, Liquors
and Cigars....
Rasmussen Bros.
Proprietors.
Bandon,
Oregon.
ANCHOR
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An excursion boat will run from
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Coquille Sunday bringing tbe baseball -
team, band and a crowd of rooters.
A- Best Wines,
After the regular routine uf busi­
Liquors and
ness was disposed of by the Rebekah -
lodge Thursday evening, tbe meeting
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Cigars.
was merged into a surprise party fur »
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one of the members, Mrs. Goetz, the . M
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occasion being her birthday.
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We invite our friend« to call
Portland, Aug. 28.—Tbe report of --
and aee ua.
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tbe postoffice inspectors received by ■ * -
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tbe assistant U. S. district attorney ' -
regarding tbe unusual manner of
conducting tbe postoffice at Gold
Beach, Oregon, by postmistress MisB
Caughill, is one of tbe strangest
chapters in tbe bistory uf tbe post-
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ollice department. Mr. Cole says
there has been complaint relative to
doned, but will become a local line,
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tbe manuer in which tbe office has
Investigations
in
the
results
of
all freight and passenger business of
beeu
conducted ever since MissCaug
a through nature being routed either Danish dairying show that their cows
bill's appointment twu years ago.
along tbe coast grr by way of Klamath produce three times as milch butter
a cow as do tbe cows of Minnesota
Falls.
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J'be line through tbe Siskiyous bn ’ How do they do it? First very large
ARTHUR RICE
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H rs a select stock of
proven both expensive and difficult to ly by breeding only to tbe best dairy
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
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Vr ■
bulls
they
can
gpt.
Second,
by
being
| operate. During the winter obstacles
BANDON, OR.
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liberal
feeders.
What
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to
hinder
tbe
in the way of landslides aud washout«
NOUVENJK POSTAL GARDS.
The iHrgeet and beat assortment in
have made it impossible to maintain American farmer from doing just as
and
town. Agates polished and mount­
well.
Nothing
save
bis
lack
of
tbe
schedules often for days at a time
ed to order. If you find a nice agate
while on the bench we will tell yon
The last blockade, caused by tbecave same degree of dairy intelligence,
whether it ia worth mounting. A
W
hen
tbe
Atuericno
farmers
get
over
in and fire nt tunnel 16, proved dis I
large aaaortment of watchea, clock«
silverware and Jewelry of all kinds.
astrons, and even today the company their foolish notion of prejudite
C oürteoüs T reatment .
Gold and Fountain Pena, including
is operating arouud the tunnel by against learning from books and
the Wnlerniau and Conklin'« auto­
means of a temporary irack. Steep papers, and learn that this great
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matic filler«, the beat in the market,
We have tbe Mnr«hall one dollar
grades and tied curves have not been dairy question is Ural of all a matter
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llMiidon. Oie(on.
fountain pen.
conducive to fast lime, but with tbe of mental intelligence—brains first
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opening of tbe new connection bv and hands uext—they will then be
way of Weed, it is expected tbe run- prepared to du just as well. But so
CLARENCE V. LOWE,
ning time will be materially reduced lung as a farmer dees nut believe that
Rsndon, Oregon,
reading, st tidy—in «hurt, intelligence
—Telegram.
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are necessary tu success in dairying,
he
will uet do as tbe most successful
End Murder Trial With Mud
la jns‘ tn receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
people are doing in his line, and, as a
Slinging Match.
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
consequence, neither will be make as
Drugs and Chemicals,
Moscow, Idaho, Aug. 25—Tbe pre
large a protit.— Hoard's Dairyman.
limiuary bearing of Win. J. Scbrieve«
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Located In EL DOHA IX) BUILDING.
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and Roy Taylor, charged with i|1Q
Toilet Articles,
First Htraet. BANDON. ORKUON
Presbytertan t htirrh.
DragslNte
Mandrie«.
murder uf David A. Collier, was con­ There will be church services in the Pres »HAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIK
pEBrrMER,
B
ruhher , S ponge «, S oap ,
cluded tbia afternoon after six <lavs byterian church next Hundny. Sept. 8, both
CUTTING AT HTANDAKD PHICES.
N uts and C andies .
I occupied in hearing testimony, and morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 Bathroom newly filled ip with Porcelain
Tobacco« and Cl carati»«.
A. M . and Christian Endeavor at 7 P. M
Teh. Hot or Cold Naths »fl ernia
I wa* taken under advisement.
The All are cordially invited.
Paint«. Oil», Obw and Painter«' Supplies.
That's the
Stuff.
The
Opera
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WINES, LIQUORS
CIGARS.
The Manufacturing
Town.
E l D orado
The Coming Summer
Resort of the
Oregon Coast.
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TONSORIAL PARLORS Druggist and Apothecary
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