Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, February 17, 1910, Image 8

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Attorney C. K • W .ide wfe a
• »T.iftt Harty o. < oqjtht» »a>
Marshfiel4 business vfciioc the latter Btndon visitor Tuesday,
part of last week.
There will . be services in the
The Rednien ball Saturday night Episcopal chur h tomorrow aft r-
It SO CUI tv i 111. k U* •<.
Geo. P. Laird was over to Coos, promises to lx? a success in every nQon at 2.30.
OI R STOCK OF
particular.
The
‘‘
Big
Injun»
”
sir
Bay on business last week.
J4 off on all Ladies’ and Gents
noted
for
showing
the
people
a
good
shoes on sale Feb. 26th at the Bar­
John Leneve of the county seat
time.
was a Bandon visitor Tuesday.
gain Store.
it
With
both
Atwater
street
anti
and
Try alfalfa meal lor chickens
Pref. E. B Ktusrud received a
cattle. Estabrook Warehous e. 3<>t Little street in the east end of town card from llaklen Foss of Portland Whist, ‘<w rr.41 1 idge So ie
C. I. Green has rented his ranch being planked, it looks like real Tuesday announcing the arrival vt Cards, Punches, Counters, etc.
near Lampa and has moved into business in street improvement in a nine round boy in their home.
A HU ASSORTMENT OF
Bandon and is now emploped in the that section.
Read the advertisements of our PRIZES l<X)l
We have an excellent article o»t
city meat market of Doyle and
local merchants in the Bandon
AT THE
Mergers
and Trusts from \V. W.
Garoutte.
R ecorder and then buy your
Felter
and
a
good
story
of
early
Hood River has taken steps to
goods of them, You can do better
launch a bill for the establishment of days from M, G. Pohl which we than to send off to a catalogue
a school there and it is probable will publish next week.
house.
All ladies’ skirts left in the house
that this bill will soon be going the
The Coos Bay Motor Boat Club I bidder, under sue hconditions and requiring such
at 20 per cent discount at the Bar­
rounds for signatures
1 bond' for faithful performarftte thereof a< may by
is planning some oleasant ».‘vents for faid council he deemed most advisable, and the
it
Surelay for chickens as good gain Store.
this summer, among them will be contract may be let for the clearing and grading
arate from the construction of the walk or all
Tell your friends back east of our some very good races.
and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook
There are se¡
in one contract, as may seem most expedient.
fine climate and productive soil out some speedy models to be launched
warehouse.
33 tf.
Immediately when the said bid is accepted,
then the cost of both the grading and also ihe
M. B. Pressey arrived here iron here and they will all want to coin« . this spring, and with fairly figured cost
of construction including crosswalks, together i
Idaho last week to visit his btothei You don't need to exaggerate just handicaps the events will be veiy shall I m assessed pro rata to every running foot
on both sides of said street, not counting however
R. M. and will probably remain for the plain truth is enough.
creditable.—-Harbor.
I Local Lore
PLAY CARDS?
Playing Cards
Bandon Drug Co. |
the cross streets, that is to say,
it
the street be I
Turto bi «Ag
hontetoveï
one thousand feet lon^,
exclusive of cross I
The Club Saloon Co. which is
Some time if conditions continue to
streets not counted, then doubling the distance
now occupying the former location
look as favorable as at present.
for the frontage upon both sides thereof, every
Administrator’s Notice
running foot thereof, exclusive oí cross streets
Cross Brothers are changing the of the Vienna Bakery and C ife are
not included wnen determining the asse sment
he
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
shall bear one-two thousandth part ef the total
front of their building and will run a getting the building into ideal con­
undersigned A J. Counts, bv ait cost of such walk trading and construct >:i
dition
tor
their
business.
partition through the center. H. F.
order of the County Court of Coo- therein.
We want all the local news if county, Oregon, has been appoint« J
As soon as such bid shall be let thereupon the
Manciet has rented part of the
engineer shall immediately h!r with l-i-
building and will move his con­ you know an item of interest let us as Administrator of the estate ol city
recorder a certificate of the number of lots upon
All such street, together with the length of each
know about it. by telephone, a card Linnie P Counts, deceased.
fectionery store into it.
persons having claims against s i. I; and the same shall thereupon be determint d by
or
call
on
us
in
person.
Do
not
b<-
House and two lots for sale, in-
are required to present them the r corder and apportioned and <1 > d to
bashful, we are always glad to get estate
lot, and thereupon immediately entered in
quire of C W. Young.
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within six months
' from
the each
the docket of city líeos, and collected immediately,
the rews.
d.ite of this notice, with the provided, however, that for any walks now
Nels Nielson of Prosper has se
proper vouchers, to the under there n, if the same be upen grade, and ac­
Best
seed
grain
at
lowest
pri
ces
cured the contract to repair the
signed
at the office ot
01 G. T. Tread cording to specifications, and be not included
v. rthin the above contract, then no i»sses.;mt nt
scows here that belong to the gov Estabrook Warehouse- 5th
gold, m Bandon, Coos county, Ore shall
be levied upon such lot, or lots, but ; ro-
Last Monday was Valentine’s gon.
ernment, and will build a couple 01
vided also
that for
any sidewalk to bi
Dated this 15th day jf February cocutrucled by the owner of any adjacent lot
new ones to be taken to Siuslaw Day and many of our citizens re
■ after the date oí letting a contract for the con­
where they will be used in building ceived fond rememberances by some I 1910.
struction thereof, no such credit or exemption
A. J. C ounts ,
of their friends, while others re
¡ shall be allowed, that is to say, after ihe liability
the new jetty.
Administrator. i oí ihe city attaches by virtue ol any contract.
ceived rememberances that were
G. T. T readgold , Attorney for ¡ then the property owners shall make no i«..-
New vein Rouse coal clean and
not so fond.
I provements on their own account, and receive
lístate.
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economical. Estabrook Warhouse.
credit therefor.
The most complete and up-to-date
That as soon as such bids are accej ted lb
-
5tf
I for, then this ordinance is sufficient author ty foi
stock of ladies’ nmslin underwear
Administrator
’
s
Notice
i authorizing the city mayor and recorder to
Shady Brook dairy feed is made ever brought to Bandon at the Bar
1 enter into a coi tract for such improvement, at
of pure alfalfa meal, rolled in good gain Store.
Notice is hereby given that tile j the bid named, when so accepted and so
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undersigned Anna May Wilcox by an 1 Jorcd by the council.
mollasses. The best milk pro
R. B. Emerson of the Coquille order ot the county court ol Coos ¡ ¡ Sec. 3. 1 hat immediately after this ordinance
ducing feed on the maiket. Foi
Valley Sentinel staff was in Bandon county Oregon, has been appoi nt­ j shall go into full force and effect, then the city
i recorder shall make sufficient advertisement for
sale by T. W. Robiscn at Central
Tuesday and Wednesday of this ed as administratrix of the estate I bids upon the grading and improvement of
warehouse.
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week.
Mr. Emerson made the 1.1 Henry G. Wilcox, deceased Ail 1 ! b ifth street between the east and west ends
consisting of both concrete Run. ■ work,
Quite a number of Coquille R ecorder office a fraternal call and persons having claims against such ¡ ¡ thereof,
’.nd also of grading and excavations, according
estate
are
required
to
present
them
Knights and ladies were down says he and Mr. Savage are getting
.o specifications herein conlaine J
I
within six months from the date oi
shall be a flume between blocks 30
Monday night in attendance at the along nicely at the county seat and this notice, with the proper vouch ¡ and There
19 of the Woodland /Xddi don, on Main
The House Furnishers
big meeting at K. of P hall when we might add that the appearance ol ers. to the undersigned at the oi­ I and I-itth streets, said addition; said Hume to be
located 10.3 feet south of the north-west corner
the movement was launched lor the their paper substantiates the state lice of G. T. Treadgold, in Bandon, | of
;««-a
block 30 in Woodland Addition, ’and shall
Coos county, Oregon.
organization of a lodge of Pythian ment.
extend
59 degrees and
30
minutes we.4
.Ml
Dated this 15th day of February through the said Main and Kith street a distance
Sisters.
□f
140
feet;
said
flume
to
be
made
of
cement
A big line of ladies' shirtwaists 19I0.
pipe, 2 feet m diameter (inside measurement) and
W. W. Felter was in from his just received at the Bargain Store
A nna M ay W ilcox ,«
two feet and four ¡inches outside measurement
Administratrix.
ranch Tuesday and was surprised to Prices 50 cents to $10.00
ind to be constructed in lengths of two feet,
it
I beg to inform the public that I have moved my
G.
T.
Treadgold.
Attorney for the coupling to be four and one-half inches
see no snow in Bandon, he says
(4
1-2)
larger
in
diameter
than
the
pipe,
and
all
Ten new recruits were starte 1 in Estate.
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business, the
snow was about four inches deep at
■ to be made of one part Portland cement and
for the Bandon Concert Band and
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three parts sharp san 1. The pipe for Main
his place. It was about one inch
j street shall he mad in accordance with ihe
Prof Kausrud announces that any
ORDINANCE NO. 143
deep here at tide water but disap­
specifications, • •.crept the outside diameter
others who want to start in will be I his is an ordinance entitled "An ordinance to i j ' above
shall be sixteen inches.
The pipe along the
peared in a very short time so that
establish a grade on Fifth street, improve the west side of Main street shall enter the pifx?
given instruction free of charge
Two Goers farther west to the old location of the Owl
by noon very little was visible.
same by grading and building sidewalks from the cast side of Mam street, to the north
Saloon. The place ¡8 thoroughly remodeled and up to-
The idea is to get a band o> 25 or thereon,
and to declare the kind of such im- side of Fifth, at sixty feet from the head or
date. Private boxes for private parties have been id -
P osition W anted —By first 30 pieces and increase the efficiency
provements, assess the costs thereof on the east side of Mam, all pipe to be laid upon
Hti.iled. I lie cooking is guaranteed toal>e the very best.
I he grade on the pipe from Main
adjacent property owners and to declare an solid earth.
class locomotive and stationary en­ of that already excellent organizat ion
Dinner «ill be served from Ham to 7 p. m. Short
street to north side of 1’ifth, street to be three
emergency:
Inquire Norton Book The first less jn was given the new The City of Bandon does ordain as follows:
gineer.
orders of all kinds from 5:30 a. m. to 10 p. m, A good
feet per IÜ0 feet and the grade of pipe on
Section I. That a uniform grade shall be es Main street to be 4.7 feet in 22 feet. Each
variety of all kinds of
Store.
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recJuits last Tuesday night.
tablished upon f ifth street between the eart end head and the outlet on the north of Fifth sfreet
theieof at Broadway or the east boundary of th. shall have a bulk head six inche in thicknci.«
Owen Rackleff. who inherits the
PASTRY, CAKES and BREAD KEPT CONSTANTLY on HAND
/\ big supply of hay, grain mill city
limits, and extending westward thereon to and extending eighteen feet in length also one
mechanical talent of his father, the ¡e d and seed grain constantly on ihe west terminus, or to the school house grounca, fool above the intake or outlet of said pipe
Thanking you for your patronage at the old stand I
the, late W. E. Rackleff pioneer hand. T. W. Robinson at Centra and that the grade thereon shall be, and is hereby and shall I m ? constructed oí the same material as
Kindly solicit your trade in my new place of business.
described as that grade made and established by the sa«d 'pipe.
boat builder of the Coquille, has built Warehouse.
Also there shall be a concrete pijx" con­
Respectfully,
qçtf Engineer E H. Kern by his survey mad" duun.
ihe months ot April and May. 1909, and as struct* d on Fifth streets in the guien between
a speedy little gasoline launch from
Regarding Halley’s comet, Prof. amended by his survey made August 17th, 190*), blocks 18 and 21, Woolen Mill Addition to
which he and his friends expect to Booth of Berkeley says that a brush amending the same, and in accordance with the Bandon, Oregon, sa»d flume to be constructed
Formerly Steward on S. S. Elizabeth
derive much pleasure in making of the comet's tail would mean de­ profiles and plats of such survey and amended of 12 inch cement pipe made in the same man­
I urvey filed with the city recorder wherein hr ner and of lb« ...mif material as the 12 inch
trips up and down the river. —En struction to human brings, even as recommends the excavation ot 10.418 cubic pipe on Fifth and Viain street.
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yards of earth up>on the said street, between the
1 he head <•( the flc’n* shall be laid at the
terprise.
insects in the path of a squirt gun. terniinu thereof.
.'Outh line of Fifth strert. at a point 170 ietfraM
Sec. 2.
I hat bv reason of the emergency of the north west cnr.it r of block 21 ano . aall
DON’T FORGET, that Dr. E. Every one should be dressed neat
. hereafter declared, the imprnvemelns to be made extend north across
said street and to the
P. Bender, Optometrist will be at or that day. 1 he way to be ready is lheieon tint shall lie the sidewalk which -hall l e creek a distance of 86 feet. The head of the
the Gallier the first Tuesday and to have your clothes washed at the I constructed as follows: The city engineer shall flume shall have a bulk head of c ment made of
, first be required to establish the sidewalk grade the same material and in the same manner as ihe
Wednesday in each month.
6tf Bandoh Steam Laundry,
it
thereon, and immediately after this ordinance shall bulk heads at the intersections of Fifth and Main
HE old adage ‘‘A Penny Saved
become of full force and effect the city recorder streets and shall extend 10 feet each way from
The Bandon Commercial Chib
Saturday Feb. 26th is going to be shall without further directions than that con­ the center of the pipe and shall be 4 feet in
is a Penny Earned” is a
meets every
Tuesday evening. a pri?e cutting sale in all depart­ tained within this ordinance, advertise for bids for height extending one foot below the bottom of
clearing and grading the sidewalk right-of-way tfie pipe.
Hereafter the meetings will be held ments at the Bargain Store.
it upon both skies of said street from beginning tc
The grade of said flume shall be one foot
true one, and if you buy
1 the end thereof, and as soon as the said grade vertical to 20 feet horizontal.
in the firemen's club room in thn
Last Friday was Mrs. Reugnitz's ! shall be established by the engineer and the same Now the excavation upon said
your goods at our store you will
Timmons
warehouse
building. birthday and to commemorate the delivered by him to the recorder then the re­ in accordance with the above mentioned profile
corder
shall,
and
is
hereby
directed
to
advertcr
of E H. Kern wherein hr recommends the
Every business man and citizen in occasion a number of her lady'
not only save pennies, but in a
i lor bid- for the construction of such a walk upon excavation and removal of 10.418 cubic yard/, of
Bandon and vicinity is invited to at­ friends called in and surprised her. both sides thereof from the east to the west end earth upon the entire street, and the excavation
short time you will SAVE DOLLARS
tend and become a member, the A very dainty luncheon was served of said street. wlu< h walk hall be. and the aid thereof shall be in charge of and under the
notice shall contain specifications, as follows, supervision ol the city engineer.
dues are only one dollar per year. 1 and a most pleasant afternoon was to-wit:
Ihe work of grading the strtrt. together with
Everyday is BARGAIN DAY at this
The said walk shall consist of three stringers of the clearing the right of way thereof shall be ad­
Surely you can stand that much for spent. Those present were: Mrs.
i 2x6’» white cedar, which stringers shall l>e vertised for as soon as this ordinance shall go i
store and we have the best selec­
the good of your town and com Rossiter. Mrs. Cody, Mrs. Zeck, ! placed upon solid ground or sufficiently into force and effect, but it appearing that the
blocked
up
with
mud-sills
where
necessary,
and
nature
of
the
work
of
grading
would
take
muc
h
muntty.
ted stock in Bandon.
Mrs. Hunnicutt, Mrs
Ply male, as often and in such manner as shall, by the city longer than the ««instruction, and it appearing
engineer
be
deemed
necessary
or
required
to
that
the
sidewalks
are
essential
and
necessary
at
Buy your first quaiity white cedar Miss Murphy and Mrs. Rohn.
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, make the same sufficiently solid for pedestrians. this tune, now if is hereby ordered that the re­
shingles from the Estabrook Co.
Ihe Bandon Commercial Club I then the said stringers shall be covered with corder is directed to advertise for the work of
plank, of either cedar or good red fir; surf« ed the grading and concrete flume in one bid, and
Port Orford is to have a will hold a debate next Tuesday J one
side, one and a half inches thick, and sa d the work of e’earing the right of way for, *
bank says the Tribune:
“C. W. night on the subject, Resolved, I '.alk 6om side to side shall be six feet wid and of c instructing th sidewalk in another
Provided that ail mud-sills shall be 2xfl and 6
and keep the two separate and that tb”
Zunialt and John \ cKenzie have That a Port of Coquille River w mid ! foot Ion? and extend from side to side of -aid notice
assessments upon the respective work- may or may
IHE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
joined Mr Loucks, and have taken 1 be beneficial to {the commercial in i walk. Not less than 12 penny nails shall be ' not be kept separate, but that the manner of *.
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tn all sidewalk eon-tructi ins.
fimating the cost thereon shall b
the same far
initial proceedings to start the Bank te'ests of Btndon. The affirmative 1 . used
' {Where trestle work be necessary the same I the flumes and grading as for the con tnj» •tion nr Tfcy
of Port Orford. A suitable bank will be upheld bv J. W Mist, G. shall be made soiid. and in accordance with the of sidewalks, that is to say, the cost of c’e.i »¡ng
specification* of the city engineer, and the same
said street, together with the cost of the access l<> the R*ndon high school, «nd there is b-come ot full force and effect a. soon a. ap­
building will be at once constructed, T. Treadgold and C. R. Moore, th ' built under his directions. Where the saidwalk is | I the
flumes, and abo grading and removing the .1*1 • 1<*' i . tti this time no crou street for the children of ' pro,ed by the mayor, and the recorder u hereby
and the safe counters, fu niture negative by Geo. P. Topping, M. over two feet high, the ume shall be guarded at 10,418 cubic yard: of earth -hall be added lo- the ci’y of Bandon to travel during ' d rilled to exercise all reasonable diligence tn se­
| the edge by railins.ports being 2x4’s not more than
into one sum. and for every running foot the
wpter
weather,
whereby
they curing the construction of the Mid walks upon
and glass front will be shipped from Breuer and A. Haberly It will :ie 10 feet apart, and three feet high, and the tail gether
have
access
to
the
said
>n both sid^s (exclusive of cross streets not .nay
___ * public
____ I ai 1 street, and to cause the work on the grading
Portland.
It is the intention to <« debate worth your while to he. r «hall be 2x4 inches nailed solidly on top of such * measured) and n the manner above direct'd each -Ju J without al Ibis time traveling through thi-renr. to continue thereon a. fast as the nature
ports, and a 1x4 shall be nailed on the side
fool shall pay ¡u pro rata part of the f.,i. i iy street.*, at this time undrained and covered
>f the were, the weather »nd the condition of the
have the bank open in April. In an 1 every citizen of Bandon anti thereof half way between the top of the rail and ¡ 1 running
whole cost of improvement, the assessment on with rveral »nenes of water, and whereas the ground will permit.
ram <
«of winter
very severe, and the
Passed the common council this 1st day of
the meantime subscriptions for bank vicinity should be present and hear the walk, w here the embankment is more than each lot shall be determined in the same
four feet high
k
■ and s fety of the public school children of November, 1909.
ner that the other asses-« nent for the rid
stock, in limited quanity, will be both sides of the great question When the bids shall Fa received for the cor was determined, and the»eafier *nt»*red m
the , itv and vicinity are endangered thereby,
C. R. WADE.
t* ’■»•for in the opinion oi this council an emer- (Se»l)
the
Recorder
leceived and our people will liberally which is to so soon coinc up for strut tic n of the above sidewalk, and also for the I •it*.- docket oí I ns i 1 • /.!« J
. ¡r uing the right of-way, the council may in n j < orderr
P v eiurta, and the sane is hereby declared
An; roved this 1st d»y of November, 1901.
ubscribe.”
vote.
discretion let the bids to the lowest responsible |
Sec. 4. AALercas this street u the
an
ihu
ordinance is hereby
declared to
3IEVEGALUER. Mayo,
ttut we have somethlnf to Say.
yo u < CC ? i nd a t th is sea Son that ouï
fa ices aïe fad fin fa too^ £e cause Me
have many aïtiedes rfhich vie aïe
anxious to disfase o§. do nt think
thoufh that you cannot fet a food
fack because vie adviays have a
fadd stock oj thinfS faï the home
in ouï stoïe.
¿lótóyd Ay tú five food
vadue¿ to lhou¿e who hade rtithus
yvuis hes^eetfaddy
a Woe /ruff
? VIHNNA
& Turner
IS MOVED
VIENNA BAKERY AND CAFE
M. SMITH, P rop
I MONEY SAVING CHANCES
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0. A. TROWBRIDGE
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