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k. VOLUME XXVI. BANDON, OREGON, JANUARY 20, 1910 TO DEVELOP PACIFIC CITY COUNCIL MET MONDAT NIGHT New Company Takes Over Project and Will Proceed Along Legitimate Lines Port of Coos Bay Commis- Many Projects sioners Adopt Resolutions NUMBER 2 FALLS TO HIS DEATH FROM WHARF A Short Session and But John Grannell, First Mate on Little Business Was Schooner Hugh* Hogan Transacted Meets Violent Death of Interest Bandon-Port Orford Rail- Were Discussed at Tues- Road to Be Built This The city council met in re W. R McGarry who was here John Grannell, first mate on the session Monday night, having from Portland last week, is interest sell oner Hugh Hogan tell t > his Requiring It day Night’s Session Summer Sure journed from Saturday night, ed in the Pacific City proposition 'death Saturday night as he went to minutes of the last régulai j and states that the new company wa k fi0111 the wharf onto his boat. j special meetings were read by that has taken hold of the affair is Grannell, with the second mate corder C. R. Wade. going ahead with it on a business had been in attendance at one of the ONLY JUSTICE TO THOSE INVOLVED basis, they have dismissed all the The question of the ditch in the CONTRAGTS TO DAIRYVILLE ARE LET moving picture shows and had west part of town was brought up, wild cat speculators and false pro 'been about town during the evening, 'and after considerable discussion, j moters and will make a thorough I and at about 9 o’clock returned to The Coes Bav Times of Ja .uary the boat. According to r port just The Coos Bay Times of Tuesday ! investigation of the situation to as The Commercial Club met in the tl1<‘ city marshal was ordered to says: At the annual meeting of the certain which is the most feasible city hall as usual Tuesday evening. M *t up, as the council felt that this 121I1 gic- s out the following inter as the man stepped o. tin gang Port of Coos Bay commission yester method to follow in carrying out There was a good attendance pres was the only course which they view with Steve Henderson, <,en plank, the boat swung out releasing day afternoon, a resolution was plans. They will spend $4,000 or ent and much enthusiasm was man could take under the law. There eral Manager of th • Bandon-Port the end of the plank an 1 ring him Mr. fall violently. He was a large man, adopted asking for a thorough in $5000 investigating the practicability ifested. In the absence of Presi was a great difference of opinion in Orford Railroad. It says: vestigation of the Czarina wreck of a canal from the ocean to Floras dent (J. R. Wade, Vice I resident regard to the merits and damages of Henderson announces th.it lie weighing about 225 pou.i.'s ami closed a deal with Tacoma and ' consequently fell with great force. and the service of the Coos Ba) Lake, and if they find this is too E. E. Oakes called the meeting to the ditch, A motion was was passed demand Puget Sound capitalists wh»» will He evidently struck the vessel hard life saving crew and its work. expensive they will be satisfied with order after which Secretary C. R. The adoption of the resolution a railroad to Bandon. The pro Moore read the minutes of the *nk that all show licenses be paid ii. take over the Bandon and Port Or for his neck was broken, also one ford project, in (act have already leg and he had several bruises about providing for an investigation of posed line of the Bandon-Port Or previous meeting, which were ap advance from this time on. I he only bill allowed was to the done so. ami will build it at once. ! the head, he fell into the water anil the life savers was adopted after ford railroad runs near the site of proved, after which discussions of considerable discussion. The com the new town and a spur will prob various kinds were t»ken up. The Bandon Light <& Power Co. for De * , the body was recovered almost iin missioners took the view that as ably be built from the main line into secretary read a letter from the dis cember, which was shaved down a the Bandon 1 ne <>r the first sections Mediately, but the man w is evident of it, will be aw rded next, week. ly dead when he struck the water as long as there was much comment town. trict superintendent of the Western j little from the original bill. He says h< did no take hi j nt No further business appearing Mr. Henderson states, over the actions of the crew during There is every reason to believe Union Telegraph Co., in regard to that the contracts will call for the the disaster and much of it was that if a legitimate proposition is establishing a line to Bandon, and I the council adjourned G.'antiell was a 32d degree ' ason completion of the road into Dairy- and was also a member of the I. O criticism, that a thorough investiga taken up, that a good countrv can was instructed by the club to com ville by July 4. 1910. tion would only be justice to all be developed down there, and it is municate further with the company. R. M. The remains were buried in Taylor Suicides “No I am not at liberty just at the Bandon cemetery Mon lay al The matter of establishing a Port concerned. If the life savers did the hope of all that it may’ be ac present to announce the personnel ' ternoon attended by both the local the proper thing, had their equip complished, but the misrepresenta of Coquille River was taken up and The Coos Bay Times of last Fri of the buyers. because they are Masonic and Redmcn lodges. He ment in proper shape and had the tions that have been advertised by discussed at length by Geo. W. equipment they ate supjxjsed to the old company which first started Moore of the Codv Lumber Co. day says of John N. Taylor, who is closing some other deals in . Inch had no family have, this will be developed at such to develop the scheme h is not E. B. Fish of the Prosper Mill Co. supposed to be the former night they might be embarrassed if their identity was known now. They will an investigation and the crew exon- ! tended to benefit the interests of and others and much enthusiasm watchman at the Cody mill: Card of Thanks crated from any blame. If not, it southwestern Oregon, but Mr. Me was displayed. Mr. Moore pouted, With his throat cut from ear to op, rate under the name that we ¡li will provide a means of remedying Gairy says that the new company is out that if we ever expected to get ear, the door to his room barred by corporated under, merei v taking I desire to express my sincere any defect before any possible de going to proceed on feasible lines any more federal assistance at this a chair set under the doorknob over the stock or controlling in- thanks to the Ma-oils m l Ri-dmen fect may cause further loss of life, j and consequently people will have port we must get busy and do some John N Taylor, a logger, was found terest in the project i) ot Bandon, also to all others who so A representative of the R ecorder kindly assisted at the death and The. investigation which is now faith in the proposition. Mr. Me thing for ourselves, and Mr. Fish in room 26 at the Central hotel last He had evidently been interviewed Attorney C. R . Wade burial of First Mate Joh i Granwell practically certain as a result of the Garrv is a business man of high voiced the same sentiment. After evening evidently been dead for a day or who is attorney and secretary for of the Hugh Hogan. action of the Port Oommission is standing, as also are his associates considerable discussion, President j likelv to be farreaching, covering all according to all reports, and south Oakes appointed a committee com- j two, the floor and bed were cov- the company, and does all ci the A B. P eterson , Master. ered with blood and presented a correspond nee. Mr. Wade con phases of the disaster. posed of Geo. W. More, E. H. Fish western Oregon can produce as firms the statement ot Mr. Hender Rumors of looting of trunks or much as any other section of the and Dr. L. P. Sorensen to draft most ghastly sight. At the inquest, T. J. Goodale son, thus the much desired road chests washed ashore from the Union, consequently there is no resolutions regarding a Port Com Chinese Hacked to Bits Hr gives every evidence of being a sure wrecked vessel will also be brought reason why the proposition should mission and report at the next meet gave the principal testimony, i up probably The secretary was also in said he had been introduced to the go- not be a paying one, both for pro ing. All sorts of wild rumors have been moter and investor. Seattle, Jan' 12—Ah Wood, a structed to communicate with the deceased last Sunday by Vern ’|Z*' afloat and it is not unlikely that Chinese carpenter's mate on the commercial bodies of Coquille and Barker and the name given was Ask For Aid an effort will be made to trace some British steamer Kumeric, was Myrtle Point in regard to the matter Taylor. He said that with Vern, laylor, |ack McDonald ami Jesse of them as. if some of them are butchered to death last night bv and it now looks as though there Four Mile Locals Barker, he had gone to the room true, they will be important. might be something doing in Port The Marshfield Chamber of Com Toy Yong, a sailor, the in» 11 hav in the Central hotel Sunday aft■ 1 merce has asked for an emergency ing quarreled over a gambling debt Commission circles very soon T. F Gardner and family have Neu Bank to Elect Directors ¡moved to (Jonar creek on F. IL C. Evan Lucas suggested the noon and Taylor had set up a bottle appropriation for the Coos Bav bar. of 25 cents in the battle, the mate He I’ kisew little as a result of the Czarina wreck had used an ax, and the sailor had theory of getting out a finely illus of Scotch whiskey. Colgrove's place. trated pamphlet, telling cf the about Taylor except that* he was Capt. MacGenn ot the Break wielded a long knife. J. A. Cope and company are pre wealth and resources of the Co to go to work in McDonold’s 1 g- The stock holders of the First Attracted by Ah Wood's shrieks, water believes that the Czarina dis National Bank of Bandon which in paring to enlarge their dairy by put quille valley and all agreed that it ging camp as soon as he cculdgo ship officers' found him doubled up aster was largely due to the fact that corporated some time ago under the ting in a new separator. to Bandon and get his blankets. »11 the floor, slashed a dozen times would be a good thing, however, no the government had not kept up laws of the State of Oregon will A. Davis has been reappointed definite steps were taken in regard Coroner Golden thinks that Tay the north jetty He appeared li »efore on the arms, legs and body and meet this afternoon for the puipose road supervisor. It is well to keep to the matter. lor ended his life Tuesday or Wed the executive committee of the Toy Ycng his knife dripping with of organizing, electing 'ircibrs- md a good man in the place. His blankets were Chamber of Commerce recently and blood, standing over him ready to The subject of better boat service nesdny night. transacting whatever omer business found in the room, showing he had discussed the matter. strike again. H P. Clausen and wife took a on the river, whereby peo, le from that may come up. Th- iew bank trip to Marshfield last week, busi up river could have more time in made the trip to Bandon. The Chinese Consul, Goon Dip, is capitalized for $25,001» and will ness and pleasure combined Today, Coroner Golden received says that the murderer should be ' Bandon in which to do their trading, --- 00c — increase the capital stock as soon as tiiiil here, but the police wish to This bad weather has been hard was discussed and a committee con a telephone message that Jeweler Notice of Dissolution business will warrant, they expect on the stock. The stock on Four sisting of O. A. Trowbridge, J. W. Barker in Coquille had a couple of return him to China to be dealt with to be ready for business about the Mile looks very thin for this time of Mast and E H. l ish was appointed watches belonging to Taylor and al there as he had not landed on Am middle of February. Following is vear. to confer with the Coquille River so that Taylor had a note on de The partnership heretofore exist- erican soil. / a list of of the stock holders: Wm. posit in one of the banks there. ; ing under the nane of Pickett iX: ------ CKX j --------- C. T. Blumenrother has had a very Transportation Co. and see whether Hicktng, M. F. Shoemaker, W. F. Whether he had any other property 1 Hollenbeck on the first day of Jan. such arrangements could not be sore arm for the past two we< ks, Nothing Succeeds Like Disner, H. L. Houston. Eibert Dyer, remains to be determined. made. A. D 1910 dissolved bv mutual but we understand it is getting along B. J. Coumerilh, A. McNair J. Ira Success. The secretary called attention to consent, Ada Nettie Hollenbeck to ---- ooo-- Sidwell, J. H. Jones, C. E. Bow nicely now. the fact that it was regular time for assume all debt- and receive all ac Why not carry your fraternal in H. P. Clausen is installing an en election of officers but ow ing to the man, C. Timmons, C. R. Wade, J. Bandon and Bandonians counts surance in THE MODERN W. Mast, O. A Tro a bridge, H. gine to run his dairy with next lateness of the hour, the election Ada Nettie Hollenbeck WOOJJMEN, they are leaders, they F. Morrison, E. IL Fish. Chas. year. Delos Gardner has also in was postponed until next Tuesday Among the Curry countyites, who I E. J. Pickett. are successful, stronger than ever. Bowman, Thos. Devereux, J. F- stalled an engine in his dairy. are well and prospering, noticed in “vemng, Haga, A. Haberly, M. Breuer, F. M. Bandon on a recent visit to that There has been a good deal of Langlois, F J. McMullen, E. B. sickness on Four Mile. Mr. and place were: Otto Neumann and Thrift, J. Sorensen, W. S. Marshall, Mrs. J. A Cope a» d grand son Chris Jurgensen who are working Basket Bail Ed. Rackleff, Frank L. Lowe, Warren Jackson were quite ill but at the Randolph mill, A. J Counts, ( Maud Lowe, C. Y. Lowe, Joe Haga, were better at last report. C. H. Donaca, Harry Allen, Frank There will be a basket ball game E E. Oakes, J. W. Roberts and F. 1 Pomeroy, Glen Cox. Henry Me The new mill had qu te a scare tonight at the opera house between E. Stearns Bride, 0. A. Jamieson and West one day last week. They supposed the Bandon and Myrtle Point high Waite, all of whom are holding the boiler wes about to blow up, but schools and it promises to be a tast down positions in town and by the Special to Rebekahs on closer investigation it proved to one from start to finish, as !>otli way, the latter gentleman surprised There will be a special meeting of l*e only a steam pipe had sprung a teams are in the pink of condition ! the writer by introducing him to his P ete . Ocean Rebekah lodge Friday even- ' 1 eak. and as each of these teams won a six months’ old daughter. ing January 21. Ail members are game over the other last vear, there Bandon at the present time is the requested to be present. Installa is great interest now to see which best town in Coos county, showing Beets for Sale tion of officers Friday evening Jan will be the winner in the third game. a steady healthful growth, devoid ol uary 28th. The admission will lie 15 and 2$ 1 boom or wildcat schemes. Severn 1 Good stock beets $6.oo per ton cents and all who attend are assured modem buildings are under con At Rosa Co.’s is a splendid qual Price does not include sacks. In of getting their money's worth. The sideration and more ate promised ity ot prunes, cheap as a present, it quire of Sweet Bros, Lamp*, Ore. game will be called at 8 o'clock. in the spring—Tribune. %
