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A fine baby gir! was born to Mi
and Mrs J. K Baket, Sunday.
I wu g<XK.I Pack Saddles cheap «-.i
it lhe B iiidou Harness Shop. 33 it
Firemen attention! Meet for drill
Mt . and Mis. Adratn Parsons ar«
Friday night, Aug 26, at 7 o'clock the ptotid par< ittsoi a hue 10 pnuio
sharp.
1 girl which arrived Monday.
The only way—“Fitidd."
«hall ha ami u hawby a^u.j.nattnj hum th«
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fund at th« Gay el Baadsin ar w mwah tharaat
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shall
neeesrary for said purpose.
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wh«r«M purouMl la M»h RuoiuUa» •
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Fur-4 have l>«en raging alt !ut'«ih«l «urn lo ba paid Upon or after the completion of R«s.ottk-t ihiee time*, the bra on lhe I2lh day of
Die City C'Mincil met in regular
work a* specified hereafter; tfu; for the East May DIO. and the lax on the 2««h day of
•es urn on Wednesday evening <if ’>ui ii«> setiuu damage r«|mrted.s the
one-hall of said street, each lot shaft pay for the May, |9|0. winch «aid publication Was sup-
la.-l week, and the principal lien of yet except Burning «»I some timUrt improvement of the street directly in front of said poited by the affidavit of C. E. Kopf. made the
imsim ss was to award the Contrai I
School started last Monday m street from the property line westward to the 28lhday of July, DIO. «worn and subacribed to
fm the extension oi Mali, sliect 10 District 64 with Miss Radley as nAddle line of said Avenue, including both cut before i. . R. \t ade. a Notary Public, and which
and fill, and each lot «hail also be res.actively affidavit waa duly filed and recorded with the
deep waler of ihe C» qutlle river. teacher.
liable for the adjoining one-fourth intersection of Recorder of the City of Bandon, and turthei ap­
They u«‘ t ag <111 111 special sessi >n
pearing that no written lemonstiance has been
8f i the cross-street.
Sell/ml
starts
again
in
District
la vt night and awarded saloon hex use
Sec. 4
That immediately after this Ordin- presented against the grade referred lo by the
to Jamieson 1Y Blown, anil let the1 alter a ihtee weeks vacation caused | ante shall become oi full force and effect, then owners of two-thirds oi the adjacent property, or
contiacl lo construct the Spruce by sickness; infantile paralysis hav the City Recorder is hereby directed lo post no­ by any number thereof whaboever or at all, and
stie- I sidewalk to R. A Felter. mg been 111 the school. I ut no new tices in at least three different public and con- that the lime for presenting such lemonstrance has
'Die cilv engineer was oidered to go cases developing, it was thought safe spicious places within the City of Bandon. Ore­ exjHred and it further appealing that ux months
gon. advertising for a period of not less than !0 has not exjured since the Iasi publication of sc id
ahead ami make the survey lor the to begin again.
days that the Council will receive bids upon the I notice, now it therefore appeals and is de­
municipal water sjstem, which is to1 Mrs. Harvey, daughter of Mrs. above designated improvement, which bids may- clared that projiet and sufficient notice has beeu
be installed. Other matters oi mi­ Will DyLong, who has been here on all or any of them be rejected at the discretion piven of the Council's intention lo establish sin h
a grade, and that the Council of the City of Ban­
nor importance were discussed at a visit returned to her home at Se of the Council.
Sec. 5. 1 hat if the Council shall see fit to don has acquired juri-diction over the establish­
tile meeting.
Little, Wash. Her mother accom accept the bid of the lowest responsible bidder; ment of such a grade and retains the same io
, pamed her as iar as Marshfield.
then same may be accepted by Resolution passed tin* date. Now »it is hereby declared and
Nels Rasmussen arrived home last
S H Goff, the second-han d mai
Thursday from Portland and St. on the hill, pays mote l<«r goods an<
Martin's Spnngs where he had been
sells lor less. Give him a cad am.
for the past thiee weeks.
get the rcaeor. Phone 211
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Castle Brand hats at Lorenz
Mavar J. W. Mast goes up the
store; any style and color for $2 25
river todty whe.e he wifi spend a
while they last. Call early and get
week visiting his mother at Lee.
your pick.
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Jay Woodruff and family- Claude
Mr. McKillips, the sew ing machim
man from North Bend is a Bandon Woodruff a .d mother, and Mrs.
Newntan and chtiuren, left Sunday
business visitor.
for an outing down the coast. The«
by acclamation vote, and thereupon the Sireet
Weareclosing out a lot of Ladies'
are expected back Friday.
MLs Essie Butler who attended Committee, together with the City Engineer, if
tine shoes, below cost, at Lorenz'1
Along the Wharf
the Institute at North Bend, passed desued by them shall proceed to determine and
You can do l>ett<r for cash if von
store.
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the examination and will teach a assess upon each lot the actual, exact and pro-
buy your hay. grain and feed of '1
Claude Woodruff, of the firm o I
three
months’ term of school at Al­ [xirtionate cost for the improvement of said Sireet
W. Robison at the Central Ware
The Elizabeth arrived last Friday
and shall also determine at said time the actual
Woodruff & Turner, accompanied by
with 185 tons of freight anil the fol­ leghany.
house.
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and exact cost for the improvement of the We«t
his mother, were M irshlield visitors
lowing
passeilgei
s;
one-half of said Avenue to be paid for by the
I.
G.
Blumenrother
returned
to
Steve Gallier went over to Coos
last week, going over lo take in the
City, and whyn the assessment upon the lots
Bay, Saturday, to attend the tlas
J. L. Herrnen, J. F. Flannagan. J. the city on the steamer Elizabeth. shall be determined, then the report may there­
carnival
end of the carnival festivities and J. Block, S. S. McConnell, H Kern He has been visiting hi- parents after be declared by an Ordinance, and when so
Fifield sails Saturday, Aug. 27th,
ordained shall immeditaelv be entered in the
take a turkish bath. Steve is getting and wife, J. M. Cunningham, J. P near Langlois.
4 p. m. Accommodations selling
Docket of City Liens as a lien against such pro­
along nicely now after his long siege Kieran, Mrs. J. Johnson a «1 daugli
Mr. anil Mis. Fred Miller’s little perty and collected by the Recorder in accord
out quickly. If yon wish to go, of rheumatism, and says his genetat ter Hattie.
The Elizabeth saib-d boy has been very sick of intantilt
ance with the law providing for the collection of
better make leservation at once, it
again
Monday
with 30 tons oi mis­ paralysis, but at last report was get­ delinquent taxes.
health is better than it has been) fui
M.ss Inez Jenkins was a Marshfield some time.
cellaneous, 340,000 feet ot lumber ting along nicely.
Sec. 6. Provided, that upon such assessment
visitoi last week.
having been duly declared and entered into the
and eleven passengers, as follows:
Robison for hay,
Mr. H F. Delos Gardner and Docket, pursuant lo the acceptance of any bill,
Mrs. Alexander Thrift, of San
Mrs. R. Harvey, Joseph Leiiz, E.
before purchasing
Walter
Simpson have been out to then the Mayor and the Recorder of the City after a
Jose, Calif., is visiting her son, A.
H. Erickson, B. L. West, Nel
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the Jake Summers place on a hunt, Resolution therefor by the Council may enter in­
G Thrift and family of this city.
son Varmatta, Neil Devar, W. P
to a contract for and on behalf of the C ity of
and report very little luck.
Bandon with such bidder lor the performance of
Misses
Ethel
Timmons
and
Peail
Schoepple,'
A.
J.
Wolf,
W.
J.
Wtl-
Mens’ ovei coats pants and vests
such work of improvement as above specified,
Walker
left
Tuesday
for
a
camping
cox,
wife
and
san,
Mrs.
Band,
Miss
Mrs. A. Davis’ family have had which contract shall be subject to such other
at Lorenz’ store must be dosed out
tiip
up
at
the
head
waters
of
th«-
E.
E.
Morris.
quite
a siege of sickness the past conditions, including indemnity bond, as may be
Call and inspect the goods. Pi ices
Coquille
river.
They
went
on
th>
week,
several
of the family being on deemed most expedient by such Council ot by it
will suit most any purse.
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The Ruby sailed Saturday with
Dispatch as iar as Parkersburg, am 400,000 feet of lumber, and tile Ad the sick list.
imposed.
Mrs. W M. Craine left Wednes­ from there paddled on up the river
Passed Common Council the 17th day of
vance arrived Monday to take on a
day morning for the bay, from which in Miss Walker’s canoe.
Col. Blumenrother, who was very August, 1910.
cargo of lumber. Elie F'itield ar­
E. B. KAUSRUD. Recoider.
place she went to Portland via stmt
sick last week, is very little better at
rived
this
morning
with
140
tons
of
Approved
this
23d day of August, DIO
L. J. Butterfield arrived last
Breakwater. She will be away a'jout
last report.
J. W. MAST, Mayor.
freight
and
22
passengers,
among
Thursday from Dunsmuir, Calif ., and
three weeks.
whom
were:
Mr. Walters took his family to
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has accepted a position in the R e -
With every $20.00 cash order wt CORDER office.
Roseburg
last
week,
Mis.
Walters
Mrs. L. C. Gibson and daughter,
will give you 40 lbs sugar for $1.50
Ordinance No. 161.
G. W. Moore, E. D. Peck, Miss R. going to Grants Pass to visit her
at Lorenz’ store.
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Donald Charleston returned Tues
parents,
and
Mr
Wallers
returning
Thu instrument is an Ordinance, entitled “An
Strahan. Mrs. M. Strahan, (J. A
a load of household goods whit h D,^‘n,nce establishing a grade on Second Street
O. A. Trowbridge and little son day from Nehalem where he has Trowbridge and son, M. Baker, W. with
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in the Woolen Mill Addition from the West lo
to Roseburg
from I the , E-ast end thereof.
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Spencer arrived on the Fifield this had charge of the port commission P. Harrison, J. Wilson, A. Landet, lie had shipped
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and
will
be
with
the
govern
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(.rants
Pass.
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BAND0N
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morning, after a six weeks’ visit with
L. M. Reente, W. J. Klock, Mrs
ment
again.
He
will
be
employed
Mr. Trowbridge’s parents at San
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
K. Taylor, A. Miller, A. Wange, M
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as civil engineer on the government
Jose, Calif.
Sec. 1. That Whereas the Council of the
Brechovil.
work at Coos Bay and the Coquille
Ordinance No. 160.
BanJ<? di? upon J“ IWl day V’’'11’
New line of shoes for men just ar­ river.
The Newport arrived Saturday
I |y|U, pass a Kesolution wherein it was deterin-
rived at Lorenz’ store, guaranteed to
This
is
an
Ordinance,
entitled.
An
Ordin-
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establish
a grude or S.cond S reel in the
with 125 tons of freight and sailed
give the wearer satisfaction, foi
H. A. McClellan, who was for- again Sunday to Coos Bay with ance providing for the improvement of Columbia Wu<>|r|| M||| Ad(iillnn o| |he Clly of Bandon
met ly in Coos county, and was 153.000 icet of spruce for the box Avenue between Fifth aid Sixth Streets and1
$3 75-
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providing for the assessment, collection and pay­
known as a nurse, dropped dead in factory. She arrived in poit again ment of the cost therefor.”
Reed Gallier went to the bay on
Portland, recently, according to re yesterday.
the noon boat last Saturday, to take
THE CITV OF BANDON DOES
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port, the trouble being heart failure.
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
ill the close of the Carnival.
About a year ago he hail talked of
Sec. I. That Cclumbia Avenue for the full
Mrs. Nels Rasmussen returned starting a hospital here.
seventy feet width thereof and between the mid-
For Sale.
from the bay side Tuesday, where
lle line of its intersection with Fifth Street *.oulh-
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FOR SALE— Eighty acres Choice
ward to the middle line of its interne.ion with
she had been visiting for the past two
Bottom
Land
on
Sixes
River,
Five
Sixth Street, shall be improved, including in sa;d
weeks.
C. S. Elliott estate, three miles portion of said street a certain strip oi Ian I 30
miles from Port Orford, one-halt
Misses Kate Rosa and Mary Marsh mile from county road. Address south of Bandon, consisting cf 155 I eel wide d<*edrd by II. D. Get kin and w,tc to
Ci*/ for street purposes, which improv«-nn nt
returned last Thursday after being Alex Turner, Langlois, Or.
40 acres bottom land, or­ the
acres.
¡hall be in accordance with the amount of grad-
away for the past two months Miss
chard good barn and 7 room house, r’j, cu and fills hereinafter rpccificJ.
Considerable alarm Ins been fell lien house and park, farming imple­ sec. 2 Whereas, advertisement has l>eefi
Rosa having been at Albany, and
Miss Marsh at Salem, attending about the fires which are burning in ments, 2 cows, all for $3,400, Oil given by the Common Council of its n-
school.
the woods at various places, but up reasonable terms.
IS.
For further in- i ent ion to improve the Last one-half of :«*it < r
non 4 said Avenue by aneu ng the co t it ’ i.o
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lo tlie present time we have not formation call at ranch.
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With every $10.00 cash order wt
to the property of the Last side of
street
heard of anv serious damage othei
will give you 20 lbs sugar lor $1.00
which is adjacent thereto, being lots N >. tifteen
than the burning of some smal
(15)
and sixteen (16) of Block 21
in lhe
at Lorenz Store.
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timber.
It is to be hope«* that
Woolen Mill Addition to Bandon, and
Baptist Church Notice
Albert Gai tied took a party to the fires will pot spread to the v.i'u
Whereas, I en days’ notice thro. I vs as givrn
u lhe Bandon Recorder causing i n io l>e pub j
Rosebiiig last Frida) in his automi« able timber lands
iished
ime- in !*i I pq rr, it »
bile, reluming Saturday a id leai mg
Services for Sunday. Aug. 28th, her. by deemed by die V jiuik i I lli<it uil. ent no­
A fine line of “Tailore I” and
agtin Sunday moi mug, and return-
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“Readv to Wear” Hats will lie on is fodows: Sunday school at 10 a.m ; tice »n<3 adverlivement bus been givi i. ..i.v. muir
mg Monday evi mng. Mi. Gariield
preaching
at
it
a.m.,
“
Eternal
Liie
”
for llie said proposed improvement ...i i,«es -
display at Morrison's Millinery House
could have started out again Tues
ment, and
Thursday, Sept. ist. Formal open- Evening service, 8 p in., “How to
It further appearing that no rerr.nn».rance I
day morning, but was too tiled.
The la- get saved from sin.”
mg Saturday, Sept. 17th.
against such improvement ha« been mad.- by the I
A lbert E. B rayton . Pastor.
A new line of fresh groceries just dies of Bandon aie cordially invited
owners of two-thirds of the property in sai t Block I
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21,Woolen Mill Addition.fronting upon < olumbia I
arrived at Lorenz store.
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to attend this opening.
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ratuluuoa
wk.fi
p thiteb« i
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that a grade shall be established upon
ordered
said sireet in accordance with
the specifications
of the next section.
That the grade referred lo in the last
Sec. 2.
is hereby
section
as follows, to-wit:
described
intr rsection of Second street in
Beginning at the
tbe Woolen Mill Addition to the City of
Ban­
don. Coo« County,
Oregon, with the East line
of Pacific Avenue,
otherwise
kn wn as Lillie
Sireet. and from said line of intersection the grade
following the center line of the street shall be as
Point of beginning being the
follows:
tion of the middle
the
point
shall
of
line of
East
with
line
have
the
intersec­
said Second
Sireet
Pacific Avenue, which
elevation of
ll2.f60fect
from said point continuing eastward to an eleva­
tion of 102.07 feet, being the West line of Co­
lumbia Avenue, such grade shall be- uniform; and
from the West line
of
Columbia Avenue east­
street
ward along the middle line of said Second
lo a point which is 240 feet Elast ot
boundary line of
Columbia Avenue, the grade
102.-
shall be on a level at the said elevation of
07
feei; from
East
the
such point
further Eastward the
grade for a distance of 180 feet shall be a ten per
cent, grade and from the last designated point to
the West line of Coquille Avenue, being
tance of 30 feet
a dis­
more or less, the grade shall be
six per cent.
Sec. 3.
The grade so established shall be the
center line of said Street for the full length there­
of and shall lie one foot higher than the side
the
street
at
lhe gutter; that
of
is the said streej
shall be crow ned so that the above described line
through the
middle thereof shall be the official
grade and represent the crown
or highest part of
the said street; and the gutter herein
referred
to
shall be placed at a distance of 6 feet from and
jiarallel with the outside edges of the street nnd
that the
sidewalk grade on each side of the said
portion of said street shall be on a level with and
correspond to the middle line of the said street as
above referred to.
Passed on the 17th day of August, 1910.
E. B. K AUSR UD, Recorder.
Approved this 23d day of August, 1910.
J W. MAST. Mayor.
oM you. junyagiid. ?
■óayà
XilM mum - /maid
ive
•Avenue, or any lemonstrance at
Mr. and Mrs. Hale, of Spokane,
Wash., were Bandon visitors last
week, having traveled quite exlen
stvely over the slate this summer
before coming here. Mr. Hale vis
ited Lakeport while litre, having
property interests at that place.
F or SALE—Sori el horse, weight
about 1,300 lbs, nine years old, and
perfectly sound
Will take $90.
Can be driven single or double.
fore declared and
to visit her
Trowbridge.
menl
shall
ord'red
ail; it is
there- I
that such improve- I
of the above described portion of Columbia Ave- I
nue fronting upon Block 20,
of said
iß you aïe engatfed^ don t Set not
Addition, I
here shall be a cut made of 233.10 cubic ya'ds, I
snd there shall be a fill made of 109.07 cubic I
James ivi. Fletcher, Jr., an em-
ployee of the Roseburg Review, has ' yards, and that in the East one-half of said por- I
been taking a couple oi weeks' va lion of laid street and in front of lot fifteen (15)
That a ball game between the fat
filo, k 21, of said Addition there shall be made
.Miss Mary Marsh and si t*r Doro men of the Bandon and Coqui le cation in Coos county, and enjoying a cut of 840,93 cubic yards and a fill of I.lb
cubic yard«, and that tn front of lot sixteen (16)
thy, accompanied by their aunt Mrs Commercial plulw will be played our cool sea breezes
of said Block 21. there shall be made a cut of
Blakely, of Lodi, Calif , and cousin. soon, seems an assured fact, as both
Two small boys, Keller and Smith 105.84 cubic yard« and a fill of I 1.04 cubic
Master George Kronenberg, of Park clubs are now working on the prop bv name, were caught in the store
yards; that the surface of said sireet when io
ersburg, left the first’ part of tlx* osition and there seems to be a good at Bullarcs, Monday night, where graded shall be made uniform, the center line or
week to visit their parents, Mr. and deal of enthusiasm over the project. they were ransacking things gener­ crown of said street lo be not less than 8, not
more than 14 inches aliove the side of the street
Mrs. Marsh at Port Orford.
ally. They were brought to Bul­ at the gutters; that the middle or center line thal|
The W C. T. U. will meet Sept.
lion and turned over to Marshal lie uniform and shall be the grade of -aid poition
A real estate organization has
1st at 2.30 p m.
We earnestly
been j«erfecled in Medford, with the
Holinan, who is holding the 11 until of said street and is hereby declared to be such
request all ladies, especially mothers,
idea of giving out definite and an
the prosecuting attorney, who is grade.
whether you will join us or not, Io
Sec. 3.
That the cost of said street shall lie
thentic information of the price of
down the coast, returns The Kel­
meet with us and discuss questions
assessed as follows: 3 hat the West one-half of
ler boy is to years old and the Smith
lands thereabouts, and in a manner
aid portion of said street shall be assessed to and
of vital interest to all.
boy only 8.
preventing un lue inflation, if the1
Keller isanorphin paid for by the Ci.y of Bandon, by money ap­
tendency develops.
This is a goc.d I Mrs L C Gibson and daughter and savs he was hungry, and he propriated from the general fund for such pur
As the bovs (xwe. and
proposition and one that should be 1 Nora rctlirncd home this morning sure looked like it.
carried out in Coos county. We from San Francisco, .’here they had are so small it is not yet known That whereas the probable cost of such im­
provement for the West one-half of said street I
ought to develop the rural sections (ieen (or ,hc past S1X wee|„. Miss what will be done with them, but
will be upon liberal estimation the sum of
of Coos county and then the towns Nora returns much improved in they certainly are starting into the Seventy-Sire (75) Dollars, therefore it is hereby I
game rather young.
will take care of themselves.
health.
Aaclaaal that thasmd atm af $nv«a*-FivaBaiters
G eorge C ondie ,
Wdstrom’s Landing.
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ml. & miss homemakeï:
be made; that in the West one-hall I
having ÿuïniluïe siojs youy (eeause
rfe can fiuïnish that honte
So ehea^fy that it vfont take much
money to ßii u^ those looms ïeaC
Woodruff & Turner
The House Furnishers
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