Bandon recorder., February 21, 1907, Image 2

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rott FIBÍUIIKIS
close to annihilation at the
baud» of the house when the unfavor­
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able report of the comm it lee no edu­
Filili» t.aad H»W
Raebsrg. th a«». Land office.
cation upon bouse bill 175 was
January. ID, 131'7.
adopted by • majority of a single wot»,
Noti» is heiabv Riven that. as direaied
and when the question of indefinite by the I'^ iiii aineionar of the General l,n,l
postponement came up, the result of i office, under proviaioua of the act of ('«in
the vote was 25 ayes and 32 tioea. and gr<-»a approved June 27, llkkl, Public No.
the bill was made a special order for Ilici. «e will offer at public »»le, to Ite high
est bidder, at II) o'clock A M , on the 2ilrJ
2. p m. Tuesday.
day of February next, nt thia office, the
House bill 175 was introduced by following tract of land. to wit llie Nt ,
Holt, of Linn, was very simple in its ot NW, nee 17. T. .MIS. Kit W W. M
verbiage and innocent in its appear­ Any persons claiming adversely the above
ance, in that it merely declared Ash- described land am advised to file their
lund and \\ eel on normals, state nor claims, or objections, on or liefore the day
above design .ted for naie
mid schools, but its effect was to shut
B im . ivmim L E ddy .
out the other two entirely, and it
Register
served to bring up the vexatious nor­
J. M Lawrence,
Receiver
mal school question in all its phnues
upon the floor, and a spirited debate
NOTICE F<>K PI Bl.lt AVION
ensued with the result as above
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stated.”
Marshfield in making a big stab at
having a District fair this coming fall.
1‘Hol'liIKTOB
E ditor
Our readers will observe there has
been a change in the management of
the RECOBDEr this week. Mr. Irving
S. Bath, formerly of the Hillsboro,
Oregon, Independent has charge of
the office and is competent to carry
on any business transactions in con­
nection Mr. Bath is a first class job
printer and has had considerable
experience in newspaper work. Any
favors in assisting him to get ac­
quainted wjth our people here, will
be greatly appreciated by the un­
dersigned.
G eo . P. L aird , P rop .
Representative Beale of Tillamook
ami Yamhill counties, has presented
a bill to the legislature asking for a
$50,( MM) appropriation to lie used in
enlarging ttie harbor in Tillamook
Bay.
The Thaw case is creating unusual
interest, among the readers. Mrs.
Joseph B. Bolton, wife of one of the
Jurors died last Thursday. This de­
layed the trial for a short time.
The Famous
Camp Ground
FI N b
OCEAN VIEW
LOTS
Public Land Sale.
Roseburg, Oregon, Land ot
January 10
Notice is hereby given that, as di
by the Commissioner of the General Land
office, under provisions of the act of Con­
gress approved June 27, 1!MM!, Public -No.
303. we wit! offer at public sale, to the high­
est bidder, at 11 o’clock A. M„ on the 23rd
day of February next, nt this office, the
following traot of land, to wit;—the NW1,
of SWM, sec. 15, T. 30 8., K. 14 W . W. M.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to tile their
claims, or objections, on or before the day
above designated for sale.
B enjamin L. E ddy .
Register.
J M. I .awrence.
Receiver
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The Teachers’ banquet at Coquille
last Wednesday was a complete suc­
cess. The affair was nqder the charge
of the C. E. L., and a tine program
had been prepared. The Misses Theil,
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The C\ >os Bay Monthly for January Boley. Davey and Yoe were in at­
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is out. Although somewhat late, it is tendance from Bandon.
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a creditable publication for Marsh
All Kinds ot
Hillsboro, Oregon, is to have a new
field and vicinity.
40 room hotel. The estimated cost is
$35,000. It will have a central loca­
The fact, that the government is tion and promises to be a good in­
bolding Mr. Rockefeller's new wig vestment. R. L. Cate, the big real
until he pays duty on an increased estate man of Portland, is the boomer
invoice, means a lot to those of ns for the new enterprise and it will un­ Furnished at Living Prices. A share
who must use his oil.
of the Public Patronage
doubtedly be a big success.
Solicited.
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The
Western
Union
has
given
its
The Railroad Commission Bill has
been passed and Oregon has a law employes a raise of 10 per cent all
that will regulate the railroads on over the coast in the principal cities.
important issues, This is somewhat This raise is the effect of a demand
of a blow at the Harriman interests by the operators several weeks ago,
and we sincerely hope it will have and it was not until they threateded
aomo bearing on the railroad diffi- to strike that the company conceded
cutties that Oregon has bad to en- to their wishes. It was also under­
stood that a number of the Western
dure.
Union employes who bad been dis­
missed on account of their allegiance
There is a bill up before the legis- with the Commercial Telegraphers
lature to create a cheese and dairy Union, will be re instated.
inspector. Representative Beals of
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BANDON
Tillamook and Yamhill Counties is
The house took a stand in favor of
the father of this bill. Such inspector placing the state printer upon a Hat Nice denn rooms. 25 and 50c a night. $1.25
a week ; $5.00 a month.
will have full power to investigate salary, when, after a heated argument
dairy and cheese institutions and to pro and con, the adverse report of
remedy any defect derogatory to the the committee on printing that house
health of the public.
bills 253 and 254, providing for the
establishment of a state printing plant,
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
and the regultaion of the printer's
If the report that Jim Hill has
llodon, Oregon,
salary, do not. pass, was rejected, and
bought the Astoria and Columbia
the bills will come before the house
Ry, is true, there will be things doing
upon their merits for tinal action.
in the railroad circles on this coast
The general appropriation bill, carry­
Is just tn receipt of a new and
It is probable that the road will be
fresh stock of
ing $1,207,000, was passed. The
extended through Seaside to Tilla
house also passed all of the tax com
Drugs and Chemicals,
rnook and down the coast to San
mision bills.
Francisco, touching all of the harbor
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Patent, and Proprietary Preparations
towns. This will give Hill a long
Toilet Articles,
It
is
reported
from
good
authority
desired opehing into the coast towns
at
San
Francisco
that
Goodall,
Per
­
et« Wamdrice.
and will land him in Frisco where
kins
A
Co.
have
sold
the
steamer
Ar
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Harriman has reigned supreme for so
cata to a Eureka shingle mill, and P erfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oap .
long
N uts and D andies .
the boat will be placed on the run be­
Cigars, Tobaccos and Clgaret 1rs.
tween Humboldt Bay and San Fran­
Portland longshoremen refused to cisco. Every old citizen of Coos Bay 1’ainta. Oils. Glass nnd Painters’ Supplies.
work unloading the Japanese steamer has a warm spot in liis heart for the
Kotohira Marti because the crew had steamer Arcata. For thirty years
l»een to work shifting 2(M) tons of she made regular tiip« between San
A. B. SABIN
bnnker coal into another hold to make Francisco and this port, being the
Manufacturer and Dealer in
room for the longshoremen. About only passenger boat for a long time
All Kinds of Saddlery.
15 liners were induced to quit in on the run, and in that time she
llarueAM anti Saddle* *1«‘paired.
sympathy with the sudden strike. earned the tit )e of ‘‘The Old Reliable.’'
BANDON,
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OREGON.
The longshoremen wdn out as the
Bort Orford Tribune.
steamer was due to sail in but a short
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time. Bunker coal is considered stores
An associated press dispatch says:
on board a vessel, so marine men say, ‘•Attorney Severance, for the commis­
and they do not consider the union sion, went carefully into the terms of
entitled to that part of the work the contract, drawing attention among
and
The union men. on the other hand, other things, to the fact that, there
argue that it belongs to them as was a proviso showing careful regard
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much as the handling of freight.
for the interstate commerce commis­
LEWIN’S
Market
MEATS and
PROVISIONS
E. LEWIN Prop
burnished
Rooms
The Pacific
Druggist and Apothecary
WEST BANDON
LOTS
Were Placed on Sale
February 18th
Wheeler
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Bandon Foundry
Machine Shop
Drain and Monmouth came very
nearly loosing their Normal schools
according to the Salem Statesman.
Oregon has few enough of such
educational institutions to try to do
away with them. They draw their
attendance from all over Southern
Oregon and they are very necessary
and most worthy schools. Following
is the Statesman's comment:
•‘What is considered one of the
cleverest diplomatic ruses ever at
tempted to be practised upon a legis­
lature assembly of this state came
within a hair's breadth of being suc­
cessful; in fact the Drain and Mon*
mouth normal schools came uncom-
A. Garfield, Prop.
sion. When the Coos bay. Roseburg
& Eastern Railway was built, Gra­
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ham testified, be, in his capacity of
railroad contractor was asked to take
the work. Meeting John D. Spreck­
els at Colorado, he induced him to
WORK A SPECIALTY.
come into the enterprise. The in­
vestment
looked
promising to
pecial
achines
Spreckels, so he agreed to buy thirty
miles of rails, payment to be made to
him after the I m > q <| s were sold nnd
uilt to rder
the subsidy paid. It was shown that
the entire property in Coos bay cost Turned Sha ft in g, Cap and Set
Serra's,
Machine
Holt.
Spreckles considerably less than a
Pipe and Fitting*,
million dollars.
When Harriman
fíraa* Wonk.
cam«» along and bought llm property
he wan willing to pay $l,3tM),<MJ0 for General Repairing.
Pnttern Nbou io
it Commoner.
Mill
and
S
Steamboat
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REASONABLE
PRICES AND
TERMS.
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BEACH