Bandon recorder., June 24, 1909, Image 9

Build While the Sun Shines==CODY LUMBER CO
A. M. Prentiss of Marshfield wa-1 j west of the *w t or ner of block‘No. 16 tn the town
of Bandon. Oregon, said ; >int being in the
in Bandon tins week taking views of ■ venter of said Pioneer street, thence south four
I (4) degrees and hty-five (55) minutes west 30.'
the city.
| feet to a stake, thence south 656.7 feet to th
WHICH WILL INTEREST READERS OF THE RECORDER £
Born |to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hol- north line of South Fourth street, said street to‘be
lenback Wednesday J uni 23rd. a ten fifty feet wide.
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South Fourth Street
Commencing at the west side of Abernathy (
Geo. E. Peoples of the O. K.
E. E. Oakes was a Marsfifield pound boy.
at the intersection of the above named i
The Estabrook Co. have finished street,
creamery was in our city last week business visitor Monday.
street, and in the center line thereof, thence west
the teconstruclionjof their warehouse along the center line of South Fourth street 1114
on his way to Frisco to look after
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Kelley re­
feet to the west line of Pioneer street extended.
and moved their offices back into Said
business affairs.
South Fourth street to be sixty feet wide,
turned on the steamer Alliance from
thirty feet of which, along the south side of said •
as me.
Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook | a ten days visit at Portland.
street, has been dedicated to the public by the I
Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter returned plats and dedication on hie w ith the County Re |
warehouse.
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Just received a fine line of ladies’
the latter part of last week from corder of Coos county. Oregon.
Wharf Street Extended
Rev. Horsfall will conduct ser­ suits at Coumerilh-Christensen Co. Portland where she has has been
Beginning at the south end of Wharf st.eet.
vices in the Episcopal Church Sun­
August Freezen of Marshfield left visiting for a month or more.
and in the center line thereof in the town of .
day morning at 11 o’clock and Sun on the Elizabeth for San Franciscq
Bandon, Oregon, thence south on said center line '
Buy your fire works at the Racket to the north line of South Fourth street 539 feet. I
day evening at 8 o’clock.
on a business trip.
Said street to he sixty feet wide. Which raid
Store where p.ices are just right.
report, together with the plats thereof, and there­
Fine job work a specialty at the
Don’t fail to see the new line o
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to attached, were made and filed by Surveyor E.
R ecorder office, “Work done
H. Kern.
suits at Couniei ilh-Christensen Co.
Sec. 3.
That the Board of Appraisers to be
Judge John A. Coke wile and
while you wait.”
Ihe Street Committee, Recorder,
In the Coos county league games son passed through Bandon today appointed.
Engineer and other officers concerned; in the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo H. Baxter of
Snnday, Marshfield defeated Co­ on their wav fr -nt Wedderbuin to fuitherance ot these proceedings be and are here­
Coquille, have been visiting at the
by required to use all possible and reasonable
quille by the score of 5 to 3 and their home in Marshfield.
diligence in opening for public tiaffic the above
Chas. Lorenz home
Mrs. Baxter Myrtle Point trimmed North Bend
The ladies of Bandon are inviti d described private pioperty for street purposes. If .
and Mrs. Lorenz are sisters.
in the opinion of the common council the import­
to the tune of 7 to 6.
to examine the line of hats displayed ance is deemed sufficient to warrant jhe accept" |
See Spencer at the Estabrook
ance ot the appraisement of the damage:, and if
Mrs. E. Dyer and daughter by Mrs. Dean at The Rosa Co. store the report be so favorably accepted, then the said
warehouse for reservations on the
ft
land is hereby declared to be condemned lor the '
Ethel have returned from M< - Monday.
Breakwater.
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purpose of a public street, and it is hereby '
Coumerilh-Christensen Co have said
Minnville, Ore., where they have
ordered that the said damages shall thereupon be i
•—L ost —A yellow dog, part blood been tor a year, Miss Ethel having put on a delivery w tgon and will t ike paid by appropriation from the city treasury.
Sec. 4.
1 hat if said streets be so extended, ‘
hound, has strip around neck. Re been attending college in that city. orders and deliver goods twice a d tv.
llirn the extention of Pioneer street shall be called
ward. Finder please leave par
This is an arrangement that the pub­ Pioneer street; the extenlion of Wharf street shall |
The young baby boy of Mr. and lic will greatly appreciate.
be called Wharf street and the widened portion I
titulars at the R ecorder office.
of the said Fourth street shall be tailed South
Mrs.
E.
C.
Drosch
died
Sunday
Fourth street.
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M
is-.
Mary
Marsh,
teacher
of
th
e
night at the age of two months and
C. R. WADE, Recorder,
Joe McCord went up to Coquille twenty davs. Mr. and Mrs. Drosch second grade, left for her home Approved the 16th day ol June, 1909.
(Seal)
STEPHAN GALLlER,
last week and has accepted a job as will have ¡the sincere sympathy of down the coast Wednesday. and
chief engineer on the cruiser Echo, many friends in their great bereave- Miss Margaret Murphy of the sixth
left Tuesday for her home in Marsh ­
running between Coquille and men.
Ordinance No. 131
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field. Mrs. Myers of the fifth will 1 his is an ordinance entitled ”An Ordinance to
Myrtle Point.
— for sale —Cheap a good first leave Saturday morning for northern
provide for the improvement of Sixth and j
A fine baby girl was born to
Randolph streets from the east to the west
class merchandise business. Inquire points, and Miss Blanche R ulley of
present limits of the City of Bandon. Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Thrift Sunday
of the Bandon Investment Corpora­ the third will leave shortly for
and assess the cost thereof upon adjacent prop-
morning and “Sand” is the happiest tion.
-ily."
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Portland to spend the summer
The City of Bandon does ordain a follows:
man in town these days.
The girl
THE TALK OF THE TOWNS
weighs 7 1-2 pounds.
— for sale —A good standard
bred horse four years old buggy and
harness or will sell seperate. Will
take a good milch cow for part
pay. Call on or address W. F.
Waite, Bandon, Ore.
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T. T. Land returned from a trip
to King county, Calif., last week, he
having paid his friend, John Lester
a visit. He thought of renting a
farm in that section, but has con
eluded to remain in Coos.- Herald
Misses Winnifred McNair and
Kate Rosa returned last Friday
from Albany college where both
graduated with high honors tit's
spring. Miss McNair finished th»
course in both the instrumental and
vocal department of the conser­
vatory of music, and with such a
marked degree of success that she
was offered a position to return and
teach next year
Miss Rosa ’also
received high honor in her woi k.
We are always glad to note ihe
marked degree of success made by
Bandon young people.
T. J. Plested, tatsoer, wishes to
announce that he is open and ready
Advertise in the R eco rder and
for business at the Bar V iew Hotel you will get results.
with ioo designs, lodge emblem»
The marriage of Edward Wil­
and special designs to order 23 2tx
liam Lorenz and Miss Adelia Ger
Don't forget that T. W. Robison
trude Wilson was solemnized at the
is selling grain and mill feeds, also residence of the groom’s parents
agent for wall paper, paints, oils, at 9:30 Wednesday evening in the
roofing etc. You get your money s oresence of about fifty invited
worth if you trade with Robison.
guests. Reverend G II Feese was
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the officiating clergyman. The
Guy Fredrick, one of Bandon’s ceremony was performed under a
popular high school students left magnificent bell of roses, which, as
Tuesday for Washington points. HL the ceremony
was completed,
parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fred showered petals over the newly
rick are thinking of going to that weds with a very beautiful effect.—
state to locate in the immediate fu Sentinel.
lure, therefore Guy does not con­
Rouse's coal at the Estabrook
template returning to Bandon soon
warehouse.
aiti
A number of his friends accompanied
him to the boat to say goodbye.
B. L. Hurst, one of Coos county's
-—L ost —Ladies gold watch with fob leading ranchers Ins just coin-
and chain attached. ¿5.00 reward pleted a fine cottage
on his
for return of same to Mrs. F. H farm east of town, known as the
Gross.
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Fairy farm, and moved into same
A. M. Kopf of Farrar, Iowa, ar last week, Mr. Hurst is an ex­
rived in Bandon last Saturday and is perienced fruit grower and has a
spending a week visiting his brother tine place to carry on this paying
Besides the apple and
C. E. Kopf and uncle S. S. Little. industry,
berry
business,
he is also exten-
This is Mr. Kopf’s first trip to the
Pacific coast and he is tr aking some sively engaged in the growing o
what of an exploration of the whole­ English Walnuts an industry that
coast while here.
He has been promises to pay big dividends in
through California and will visit Coos county. We are glad to see
Portland, the Seattle fair and will the forwarl movement that is every
alto go to Vancouver, B. C. before where manifest among the ranchers
returning home. He is very favor­ of the Coquille valley.
ably impressed with the West and
The coal production of Oregon in
especially Bandon anil Coos county.
1908 was 86,2 <19 tons, as compared
Old papers at the R ecorder of with 70,081 tons in 1907, an in-
crease of 25,278 tons, or 2.152 per
fice five cents a bundle.
The North Bend mill resumed cent. The value increased from
cutting Monday after an idle week ¿166,304 to ¿236.021, a difference of
during which time Jas. Allen the ¿69,717 or 41.92 percent. Frac
general manager was in San Fran­ tically all the coal of Oregon was
cisco. The mill will continue to produced in Coos county, and the
run as long as there is any pos increase was almost all in the
sibility of breaking even. With Beaver Hill mines There is no
the market lor lumber as it now is doubt, however, of the existence
there is little inducement for the of large beds of coal in several
owners of mills to run even part parts of Oregon, notably in Jackson,
of the time. Mr. Allen was not en­ Clatsop and Morrow counties, and
couraged by the condition of the it should not be many years till
Markets as he learned of them dur­ other mines besides those of Coos
ing kia short May in San F.raiicisco. county' are producing in commer­
cial quantities.
» Hart«. ' *
Everything fo
the Home
WE are complete house­
furnishers and have
the best stock and the best
prices in Coos County.
<JWe will sell you any­
thing to make your home
beautiful from a carpet
tack to a Brussels rug or
anything you may want
in the house furnishing line
Sedition I.
I hat Sixth street beginning at the
east end thereof the same being on the east line i
oi the present city limits, be improved by grading,
The children of the late Josebh excavation and filling, by establishing concrete
Humes, and by sidewalking, as hereinafter pro­
Walser wish to express their thanks vided in Section 2 of this Ordinance, it appearing
to the many ft ¡ends whoso kindly that advertisement has been made of such pro­
posed improvement by an affidavit of C. E.
assisted during their great bereave­ Kopf stating that he is the editor of the Bandon
Recorder and did publish for three . ticcessive
ment.
weeks beginning with the Irtlh day of February.
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190*3, such notice of proposed improvement, and
that six months has not elapsed since uch pub­
HUKE NIPPLES
lication, and also appearing that m »re than twenty
Atty motlt»i' wtio Las had expert days have elapsed since the first publication thereof i
teitce with thia distressing ailiuen- and that no written or other remonstrance has '
been hied agatnst such improvements, it is there' '
will lie pleased to know that a cure upon declared that all proceeding hereumder
may be affected by applying Cl ain- are regular.
Sec 2.
That the specifications for such im­
tierlain’s Salve art soon as the child
provements shall as nearly as may be practicab'
is done nursing,
Wipe it. off ivitb a be made to comply with and conform to t • e fol
REVIEW OF REVIEWS
SUNSET MAGAZINE .
soft cloth before allowing the babe lowing:
the official grade for the said Sixth sire« t
WOMAN'S HOME COM
t<> nurse, Many trained nntse-i n-e and I hat
Randolph street from the east to the west
««»
FREE -“J™!“
this salve with l»<»Ht retoilts F’or present city limits hhall be made to conform to,
HHle by C. ■. Lowe.
and is hereby declared to be the same as shown
and recommended in the survey thereof made by
S U N S ET MAGAZINE
E. Fl. Kern during the month of May, 1909, and
•AM FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Ordinance No. 132
filed with the Recorder of Bandon, during said
Entitled an Ordinance to lay out, open and ex­ month, which grade requires an approximate re
tend Pioneer Street and Wharf Street, south­ nioval of 15,335 cubic yards of earth, that at leas!
ward to what is known ar Fourth street in two concrete Humes shall be made, one being.«
Irr <>( tlu- city of Bandon, and which payment I
the Woodland Addition, and to widen the or near thp intersection of said Sixth street with
Gibbs street, the other at or near Grant street, ■hall be made in accordance therewith.
said Fourth street, running ea-t and west an
Sec. 8. Provided that the council may at any |
to eondeinn necessary private property there­ the same b ing adjacent to the n *w schoo! h< u;
which said concrete Humes shall be made in ac­ time after the acceptance of bids enter into a con­
for.
cordance with the specifications therefor ma Ir and tract with such bidders for the performance of
The City of Bandon does ordain as follow .
Section I
That whereas, upon the I 5th day filed by E Id. Kern, during the month of May, I such work, provided, however that the time (or
the payments upon such contracts shall not be
19(F), and that is hereby declared that the cxca
of February, 1909, at a tegular meeting of tli
common council of the city of Bandon. Ore ;on. vation at provided for in the report < i lid E. I I required to be made by the city taster than the
Kern requiring the removal of 15335 cub e yards assessments therefor hall be paid in bv the own­
it was by such council deemed expedient Io o . n
lay out, e-.tablish and extend Pioneer street and of earth it is hereby declared shall be made; the ers of property therefor liable, or in any manner
Mil. and Steamboat Work Our
Wharf street, and to establish and widen Fourth .aid excavation to be made to conform to the whatsoever embarra the City l>y l>ein« required
to
make
payments
from
the
general
fund,
unless
,
profile,
plat
or
grade
of
said
Sixth
and
Randolph
street of the Woodland addition said city, and
j the work shall be completed tor a period of sixty
SPECIALTIES
at said meeting ordered and so entered in the streets as is established by this ordinance.
That a sidewalk shall be built upon the south days at which time the city may provide by
Journal of proceedings (or that meeting that the
such
contract
that
all
contracts
be
paid
in
full.
side
of
Sixth
street
beginning
at
the
we
t
intersec
­
city engineer be required to survey the extension
Sec. 9
I hat the Mayor anti Recorder are at SPIGAI, MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER
of Wharf street through the Jensen property, and tion thereof with Curry street, running thence
Pioneer through or near the Disher pioperty, west, to the west ide of Eddy street in the any time upon a resolution therefor made by
Turned Shafting. Cap ami Set
south to Fourth and also survey the alleyway Fisher addition, and that a sidewalk hall bebmlt the (Council required by this ordinance to enter
Screws. Maebii.e Bolts. Pipe
tunning between the Button and Horsfall prop­ upo i the north side of Sixth sire ?t from the west into a contract with such bidder for the perform­
and Fittinga, Brass Work
erly, and that the Street Committee r port the intersection thereof with Columbia avenue, west ance of such work in accordance with such
most feasible method for o|>ening same; and to the west terminus of Randolph treqt at the term: as the council may see lit Io set forth in
whereas it api>eai I that the Street Committee did we-'t present boundary line of the city of Bandon such resolution.
GENERAL REPAIRING
C. R WADE. Recorder.
Which said sidewalk shall be six feel wide, of
upon the 15th day of March, 1909, report upon
Approved this 16th day of June, 1909.
the feasibility of extending or widening the re­ sifiaced planki ng not less than one and a halt
Pattern Shop in Connection
spective streets, and that said committees di i inches thick, firmly nailed to three stringers oi fSEAI-l STEPHEN GALLIER Mayor.
recommend the same, and that such report was white cedar 2x6 inches, placed upon mud silk
accepted by the common council at said meeting where necessary, and railing on th«- outside where
and it was deemed satisfactory to such council; the embankment is more than two feet high, said
and it was determined and ordered that such railing to consist of not lex than 2x4; nailed to
l or the best
advertisement as may be legally required be posts 4x4, a t a distance of two ami a half feet
¡¡ligh
from
the
sidewalk.
made by the city clerk and whereas it ap[>ear.
I
Sec. 3. That the council may in its desen |
that a report thereof with plat attached of such
I
proposed street extention or widening was duly lion advertise for bids for all of the woik in one
contract or may divide the work to expedite th(
made anil filed by the city engineer, which re
port is incorporated in the next Section of this work and the cost thereof by making separate
CALI. ON
Ordiance. and whereas it appears that advertise­ contracts for the concrete work, gradin ' and for
the
sidewalk
construction,
that
tin
council
inay
■
ment of the intention of such council to mak<
such extention or wideaing of the said streets has reject any or all bids, or accept that of the
Newly furnished large light rooms
been made by the affidavit of C. E. Kopf, that lowest responsible bidder, and may impose .m h
Telephone
Electric Lights
he is editor of the Bandon Recorder, and that terms as to bonds as the council may require or
he did beginning with April 15th, 1909, for deem just.
Rented by single night, week or
Sect.4. That after this ordinance shall become l
four successive weeks publish a notice of such
moniti
Copying and Enlarging a Spec
pruceedure upon the part of this council, which of full force and elfec» and after the < oum il shall
I
determine
in
what
manner
the
bids
shall
bo
ad
­
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF
said affidavit together with a clipping in lull of
¡ally. All work guaranteed
one of the notices so published is heteto at­ vertised (whether the work be divided or not)
The BANDON STEAM LAUDRY
tached. II IS THEREFORE hereby deemed then the Recorder shall and is hereby directed to ,
and declared by this council that ample and suffi­ give not less than ten day notice by posting not
cient advertremcn' and notice has been given of less than three notices of advertisements for su< h [
such proposed str-et extenlion or widening as bi I
DO YOU WISH TO BUY HIGH
Sec. 5
That immediate ly after such bid or I
the case may be.
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bids shall have been accepted for the performance I! ANDoN
Sec. 2. Further ordered an J declared tha
( ) i < ego
the engineer’s report be adopted and that such of all work above specified, then the same shall
extenlion of streets or widening thereof as the be deemed the actual cost thereof, and immed.a-
case may be shall be in accordance with such ately entered into the docket of City Liens a; a j
th u ggiit iintl .7 pittlbec.il rtf
And Berries of all Description
icpoit, and that the said streets it is hereby de­ lien against the property hereafter jnov.ded lor
I. j ut 111 r<* jeipt of a new stock of
and
in
the
manner
hereafter
provided
for.
clared shall Ise so extended or widened, pur.uanl
F lower* then order from
Sec. 6.
i hat w hen the actual < oat ol u h Drugs atid Cli'>niicnl-<. Paten, and
to the provisions of Sec. 92 of the Charter of the
City of Bandon, and that within thirty days improvement shall have b*en determined then the Proprietary Preparation*. Toilet Ar
the assessable
from the adoption of such report, herewith incor­ same shall be assessed to all
tides Drnggmt Sundries. Perfumes.
porated. the council shall appoint a boaid of ap­ property fronting upon both sides of said Sixth Brushes, Sponges, Soap. Nnta and
Bandon. Ore., gen. agt. Coox Co. Nursery
praisers, and thereafter determine upon such ap and Randolph streets between Columbia avenue
(amities,
<
'igar*.
Tobaccos
m.il
Cig-
praisement in all respects pursuant to the pro­ and the west city limits, in the same proportion
Paints, Oils, Glass and
visions of the said Sec. 92 of the City Chatter, which the number of feet frontage of each re-
and if such appraisement be accepted by the 1 speclive lol or tract of land l>ear* to the total Painh r’H Supplies.
council and paid, thereupon the council shall at number ol feet frontage of all of the property on
BANDON, OREGON
once take steps to open said streets in » cordance I both sides of aid street*.
Sec. 7. That immediately after such assess-
I n qxm.r C an B( rstvtHTio
with «uch engineer’« report thereby adopted,
Carri» |
'ti-ni -hall be deternun.’.l then the City Records!
CUTTER'S BLACK LEO VACCINB
which report is as follows, to-wit:
California's favorite, the most suo­
shall
be
required
to
advertise
the
said
a
¡essmeui
FIELD NOTES OF PIONEER, WH XRF
li lui. easiest uv'l and lowast
in the Bandon R<*f<»rder requiring the aid a
AND SOUTH FOURTH STREETS.
•. • 1 reliable viwrine mula
Notions. Toys, Stationery,
mrnts
to
be
paid
into
the
C'ity
|,..ru
er
into
a
I'. wu-r tring or pili form Write
LOCATED IN THE TOWN OF
for
free Ilinrk Ja-g Booklet.
separate fund Io I m * kept and set a ide for that
BANDON. OREGON
Hosiery, '¿hinawarc, Ih «ralla
THE COTTER LAAORATOBt
purpose, and d' tignal 'd >d known ta th<- Sixth«
' ■
•
Pioneer Street
Street Improvement Fund, which notice shall be
ff’y.’ur <?rugu
• • ti .t stock mi * i
Commencing ar a point (25) Iwenty-hve feet made to conform to th« requtremoiifs ol the char-
.afcAaea. • 3<S <lirev» tr>«i gb
I and Shirts for men and buys
Card of Thanks
Woodruff & Turner
The House-Furnishers
Bando n Foundry
& Machine Shop
A. Garfield
I
ROOMS and
PHOTOGRAPHS
LODGING
GETTY
Clarence Y. Lowe
Grade Fruit Trees
M. G. I’OHL
THE RACKET STORE