Bandon recorder., December 12, 1907, Image 7

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BLACKSMITH AND W^GON MAKERS
Job work »tt^uded to promptly aud til work guarauteed to give »atisfactioo.
reasonable. Sbopon Atwater «treet. Bnudqp, Or.
Tou Can’t L'.vp^ t to Get
Wurth for $1, But
i'ou Can
Get
t’our
. voxets WORTH at
tern, and have equipped it with the in evidence every place where »he ited, for the valleys are narrow, and
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most modern machinery on th« mar­ lumber has to be handled.
the hills rocky and very precipitous,
B ANDON OREGON
Capital $25,000.00
Labor saving devices ¿tnd ap­
be towed out over the bar
any unnecessary delay.
without
The mill
This gives
proper is 50x350 feet.
ample room to handle the finished
crowding,
and
makes the working parts of the
machinery available from all sides.
Counting all of the wharfs,
yards
and the log booms, the plant covers
something over thirty-five acres of
ground.
The capacity of the log
booms is something in the neighbor­
hood of 15,000,000 feet of logs, and
on the start they had 6,000,000 feet
of available logs ready to be run
through the saws.
The output is at
present, when the mill gets in ful’
running capacity,
100,000 feet of
finished product per day.
In the
course of the next year a pony band
saw will be added,
and
with the
The plant and yards are lighted
by electricity
Incandesent lights
are used in the buildings
for
the
most part, and the wharfs and yards
are lighted by arcs.
An essential addition to a plant oi
A general baiik'iig tiu.inees trauHacted, and ouaiotuara gireu every acoommodatiou
.-.insistent with M'a and conservative banking.
with several sloughs, forms a large
tidal estuary, navigable to < >cean
All Kinds of
going crafts of moderate draft, and
MEATS and
PROVISIONS
this is widely known over the West
as Coos Bay, whereon is located two
thriving little cities, Marshfield and
about two Furnished at Living Prices. A share
of the Public Patronage
miles apart, destined no doubt to
looked, is an adequate fire system.
Solicited.
grow together into one compact
A pump and several hundred feet of
city, which, under some new name
hose will serve for any fire that
now under consideration by the two
might break out.
A 20,000 gallon
places, w ill become a very important
tank has been erected in the rear of
factor in the Pacific coast wise trade.
the mill proper and is filled with
Empire City farther down the bay is
fresh water at all times, This conies
west and about equi distant from the
from
a spring near the plant,
two other cities, and even should
City water is used
throughout
Of buyiug a small tract of
the three of them grow into one
the structures for drinking pur­
land near town fora home,
city, its area would be not more than
where
yon will have the
poses.
This gives
them three
half of that of Portland.
advantage« of city schools
means of securing water.
The population of Marshfield,
and churches and can raise
your
family away from
A new shed, 90x100 feet has been according to her most enthusiatic
saloon intlueuces.
this kind, which has not been over­
BOAliD OF DIRECTORS; J. L. K honknb > lko . President, J. D bnholm , Vice Free
F. J. Fair, Caabier, Faina F i . au . T. P. H amit .
LEWIN’S
Meat Market
The location is probably the best the working force will necessarily and the amount of such timber will
on the river.
It is in deep water have to be increased to 150 at soon be limited.
«nd vessels can load at its docks and least.
The river at its mouth, together
product without
loweat living price*.
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and today we' have right here in stand that a sash and door factory timber is found on this river, but
Bandon the largest operating mill in and a box factory will be considered the river is small and does not ex­
Coos County.
in the future by the company, and tend to the interior a great distance,
North
Frlcee
BANK oi' BANDON.
M. BREUER’S
Dealer in Hoot« hik I Nhwea
At present the mill can be handled and most suitable for grazing and
Kepairing neatly and promptly done at
pliances are in evidence everywhere, with thirty-five men. but we under- dairying purjroses. Some very good
ket.
Horseshoeing * Specialty-
Made u Order.
Wagons of all
to
The Cody Lumber Compan^have vice much time and labor are saved. apple kno«n as the ‘‘Coos River
spared neither time nor money in Another feature and a money maker Beauty.” The amount of agricul­
making their mill of the latest pat­ in the end, is the live rolls that are tural I »ml on this River is very lim­
KENNEDY
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Correspondents:
The American National Bank of San Francisco, California.
Merchants' National Bank. Portland, Oregon
The Chase National Bank of New York.
I< m nk In Open from 9 a.m. Io 12 ui., am! 1 p.ui. t
3 p.iu.
Bob Itow Man,
Wnlpole,
Yankee F.ffort,
l»on
Ventura
Smoke
Bend, situated
E. LEWIN Prop.
YOU ARE THINKING
“I Hit the Spot Every Time.”
Awarded Silver Medal at World'« Fair, St. Louis, 1904.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
DO YOU KNOW
For Nule nt the
That A Haberly is selling
is selliug small tracts at
reasonable prices and small
iustallments 1 And
DO YOU KNOW THAT
He has already sold seven
tract« to date, all to desirable
parties?
Better buy now before all
are gone. Only $25 00 cash
required, balance $10 00 a
month.
PORT ORFORD
AND
SHINGLE MILL.
RED CEDAR
SHI NG LES.
All order» tilled promptly.
Office in mill. We pay
highest price for Red
Cedar Lege and Rolls.
J. E. YOUNG & CO.
"W. TNT. WRIG-HT,
[SUCCESSOR TO HOOVES & MONDAY.J
BANDON MEAT MARKET.
-------- Dealer In All Kinds of--------
Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables, Lard, Etc, Etc.
The CoJy Mill Company. Bandon, Slowing Steamer Baadon Loading
assistance of two re-saws the capacity built,
and everything has been
of the mill will be 150,000 leet of housed to protect the employes from
the rain and wind, excepting the
lumber per day.
yards.
The company have 1100
The machinery with which this feet of water front which will all be
plant is equipped, came from Bel­ utilized.
The steam schooner Bandon was
mont, New York. The large engines
constructed
at Coos Bay for the pur-
to furnish power for the plant, are
|>ose of carrying lumber for this new
of the Ames Co. manufacture, and
mill.
It has a carrying capacity of
very desirable for this class of work.
600,000 feet of lumber, and is so
They are twin model which have an constructed as to draw little water
aggregation of Boo horsepower, with when loaded. She is equipped with
a capacity to develop still additional the latest twin screw marine engines.
The Cody Lumber Company is
power.
A battery of four boilers
composed of the following members:
furnish steam to run these engines
L. J. Cody, President; Col. Coach,
The engine room is a building 50x60 Vice-President and M. J. McKenna.
feet, and has a solid foundation of Secretary and Treasurer.
These
concrete and rocks built lip around three gentlemen are residents of
piling, driven all through it, making Bandon and take an active interest
in the mutual welfare of the com­
a permanent foundation.
munity.
They manufacture fir,
The location of the new ship yard spruce, hemlock and white cedar
is such as to conveniently and lumber, shingles and lath. Price’s
quickly receive supplies from this shipyard get their long ship timbers
mill on short notice.
In construct­ here, which can be sawed to over
120 feet in length.
ing the buildings a special feature
•^«“Having purchased thia old and well establishedlhiiHiness. and moved the’eame to
the Miirshull Building, east aide Main street, wt-aolieit a continuance of past getierous
patronage, guaranteeing honest goods, fair prices and courteous treatment to all.
promoters is 5000 people which,
perhaps
is
not
greatly
over
Farm Produce Always Bought and Sold.
estimated, when including several
new additions to the town, and
really a part of the town yet not
within the corporate limits.
The
G. H. Smith
Marshfield payroll is small compared
to other Coos County towns because
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
she has few mills, but she has under
construction the C. A.
Smith saw­
mills, which when completed w ill be
the largest on the Coast,
Real Estate and City Property
since the
destruction of the Port Blakely Mills
in Washington, and the daily out
put of which other mills in
FRED H. VAN NORDEN
the
Watchmaker, Jeweler
and Hand Engraver.
United States will be only second to
the C. A. Smith mills in Minneapolis.
The North Bend mills are smaller, A nice Hoe of Watches and Jewelry,
Solid Gold and Gold Filled,
but more numerous, and her pay­
at reasonable prices.
roll is perhaps the largest in the
County, with Bandon a close second.
The North Bend population
doubt very nearly
2500,*
Window in Bandon Drug Co.'s Store
is no
ent there is no other
—DEALERS IM —
At pres­
mill in
the
Groceries &
Coos County-By C. R. Wade.
county that can furnish such tim­
bers.
The
is
T wo navigable waterways, the low ­ scene of the former County seat,
equipped with the latest filing ap­ land and valleys adjacent, together and where a large and prosperous
pliances. These are in charge of an w ith the timbered upland lying be­ village once thrived, now perhaps
expert tiler and crew.
All of the tween the two valleys, is a brief and 200 people will be a very liberal
estimated.
machinery has bees placed wi h the graphic description of Coos County.
The second of the valluys above
vie« of labor saving and rapidity.
mentioned
in the opening paragraph,
Coos Bay, together with the Coos
and which it may be incidentally re­
The large camage is equipped Riv*r Valley comprises a rich agri-
< marked, comprises about thrwe
• ith p0« er set w«cks, an appliance cultural Metion, more wiiRly kru>wn fifths of the area of Coos county is
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na tailfe <4 the «xX
to- skaa «M* other section of Coos Conn- the Valley of th» Coquille Rivar
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vfhich. unfortunately, is less widWy
to
«Kpecially’’ famo* for the
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Provisions.
The Tailor
CLEANING AND PRESSING
All Work Done Promptly
Opposite Post Office
O«ly.
Hav ing pnrebtsed the bnuoeM
of H. M. Axtel &Co., it shall be
our aim to merit and receive a
share of the public patronage,
by selling at the lowest prices
and by fair and honeat deflAioge.
In the top of the mill a saw tiling
and repairing room 40*20 feet,
McKenzie,
ALLEN & DAVIDSON.
was made to be able to provide ship
timbers 1 20 feet in length.
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Style and Fit Guaranteed
Empire
is now little more than the deserted
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok
erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rents
New goods and fretii snpfdie*
will be received by every steamfir,
in the line of Groceries And Pro-
visions.Candiee, N’nls and Cigars.
Orogen and California Fruita and
Vegetable».
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A. Full Line of Confectioner/,
Cigars, Tobacco Soft JOrin-XsI. «'io- •
News
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