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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1884)
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YOLA. *»■* y * Tf'■ *■•»>* !■*• r n-'W’j » MM» * r .%4U*r* % <i5¿; IV - a *! î.’ - < ^ s :5» n . .•w-m •» toto-cs like it was the intend >n that tninoivs ¿ s Tl l : mm v‘ .;n ili'Hlt A. h . « ». i « <v :1 w r C t r v l o a v * r «/ .\ I :. : tilth' l ! 1.1 V! » - — - -- it C o r ’ d bo a - - o\j :t. t iiv titlTir fo r a and qu ite b o m ! on the liilln h eavily and NO. 4L ** 4.V ”< rvx* * lim - V ku *V> I u I i K:;.-, and eon p e l ’ i heir j**et to lro govern ed m ountain by laws, lam.»;*, iie k to io produce* a b u n d a n t. one to bo considered and have but a u v - m ] house. j side", and even on tlie ir tops pin e harvest, ou.l u tilize some o f tlie voice in th eir en actm en t H e r e in •r so >!ig U Ti,> Odd b ellow s luivh been do- and fir grow in abundance, v.iiil . finest water pow er on the coHst, in : advant iges are gain ed o f the m ost >. .1 »!!!'■ v« ur . . j j: f | go«vl and substantia! w o rld occasional openings and considc { ) U111 ti UC ito l T * a)^ the l'iiw material.: vital im portance, since no class M V u n w tors SI Law, Mai Ov«0* •. lïotol. V V VI • I » • « A. Ali ; l , 'vl1- :l :..... • 1*‘ d ' (,u lludr fine, lar<re hall. It now . ble prairie on the south and west produced in this groat and grow - can appreciate v.hat laws are last T iic to r y in C T *t » ;i : Lit' City, ami C. im fU ’tUy. Orrpm. > .‘ b . -> 5 “ ’ : stands upon brick pillars, and the j shies w here excellen t grass affords j in g country, and then m aking it j necessary to the protection o f a g ri- it is rea I ’.• .il-Uv', i j n >-.it«* Blnnco o\ a.'., u»- n.i g " ^ ' “ s i« l‘-walk anv.ir.d it has been low- : snsleuance fo r animals that are j up am ong us instead o f sending it \ cultural products so w ell as th e vi>i‘_o un; rove! {!M;t l U ' l‘ ered so os to free the base boards ! allow ed to run at large, the year . east and then b u yin g back the . producers themselves. , 111 » nice lev last e>au!giunca o f the bu ildin g from the splasli o f ; rouirtL T h e A p p le g a te and llli-1 same, inanufucbired, at prices j l e s , the pow er o f kn ow ledge as- IN C L A ÏR , ti' à t') the l i t raid. I ; thouglit , ; t- 't' iv. iu. Tlm r«! is also a huge pile '■ nois rivers are tho principal j doiddo and even quadruple to ! sort* its e lf hero as elsewhere, •\ !:i '«• ¡ \\v! il: Í »•" • . : \l! V 1 1 o f cm ihig backed in the bad: yard | s t r e ^ u i w ith Door, Slate, W iib j v.liat :t could have been put ou the j ami so lon g as en ligh ten m en t and tit roil- ’,.i‘ the • i. N. f>i.::..ov. ' * ° um^ , ' | o f th< 1 ... ; ! }:.<]. Jiatbrop in- j i=u:.J,* Graves, M y r p i u ,! in n \ i h ■ v if ah.... «i; «.,1 la iv. | pr< ft i§ m e the watch M'ords o f civeb. IV-..1 Uuii a c '.iU 'M vav.af.i f „ ln0 | j . 0 tll0 fowor ,v .,ul the i .Turn p-off- Joe, and ninny other | T lie clim ate o f Southern C r e g o j.! our agriculturists, th ere is sure to V V j d N . im provem ent to pay w ell the wri t i ng ’ ’ ’ . . . 1 uikiin;: is to he ceiled and w ell j sm aller mivaius w ith su ilición t 1 is rem arkably congenial and | be prosperity to a p eop le thus en- , un L .1, is’ a'd lieiore the com in g Court!i ¡ waUu’ power to d rive all the m a - j In a1 in u l; nights always cool, alai gag*'«I. i t is sim p ly tlie b rin g in g t Will l san an is (!■ i \ ! c!V, lo b«' in readiness fo r tlie cl:iue» v that U'ill ever be required ( inviyoraliiYg, g iv in g h e a ltlilu ■ j torth from all conditions o f tho *.>■1 mil* n . t soil the fu llest G old o f which it is ! marni Unii io be given at that time on tlie coast, j he grazing is aben- , and iviiosliing sle.>[* :!u* au.-j Ices o f that onh r. i dm.t and o w e lle n t fo r a tini- ! 'J he . .¡ànimi seems to i n vali in ; caiaible under in tellig en t cultiva- .1 i» V turG mis ie!t i r in all tliin gs as fa r as l • l.<:r«-d coant'* v w itli various grasse.-. I ilio ea-<t that-idi o f O regon is yet l t:o:i and thè application o f sueh 1- ni mutuili ,e¡\ ml that des col ne t< » r i í'tl:iug ;dl along from in the r* •agli, - ^ rpT^ i * V * i i y » i vrkei !, t • A C -L> -i— J- — • ell lilltil July ; eatili d ry in g lip ' farm ing lands o •ui still í:< MlJ 1 e* o*«mlition ilia*'. jiractical inform ation. i:n as the S«"iS>!ll advances, upon n* ar som 0 íiOUl.^j, ing li-die ; ble and .■¡i ¡i,» ce tue frequent ' 0V» 1 '.li « il 1 - > .. * I i Cb|\iià1« K> mixe d wi¡til Wi>eds as to town or \ illago, and, that 1 (I « \\ hat malees fee.1 t1 IIitilo and po( >r hay. T h e or two al{ î'.mst, they can be ,~V !ll- Ine 'S o f tiio clim ate bein g a j vating ii a-ir c\v! 1 í K ' 1 í S !md I J. al Law Cl ^ o fsador ill tlie se lf-pres*>rva- ! ing nbu!! M killt h arve-.-ds. 4 < » ss ttm •«'• wi«!e awake, fu ll o f en ergy ami tiou o f stock on the range du ring j however, wo would say, that no t phshed. I ho agricu ltu rist m ay : ■ s niai s tlie w inter months, also perm its ¡ hi udì piai s c m now be found in ; prove, i f he w ill, that ho can gain e this part o f ()i« g o n . Hut, farm s ! tlie w liolo w orld (ns fa r us the ap- îmiii'o V«M ( !H I K1 ■ ou jlit propiiution and productive cultiva- L'rocers, druggists, ; plant all through tho same. Tin hOltllb. •. !.. ».r. «-¡; í i í . io j tiou *.*f ¡o ils aro concerned ) and lil'3 y.. it o f J o , ,, ! •!;>*. A-m iil: ■>, etc bit.-, i. wn, teamsters, ; rafas usually coiumeuce fa llii!}» in i nov. in this paid os i er a n i Ln fa- ! yet not loso his own soil. L e t here golad Mid co c:v 't K'nioi\* ;*:ul shotMiiitkers ?iro all ()c to l'o r or ^ ovôu ib or aiut tiK*n c*« t ' ked out Cjin be k e made, Lor can I)*'; ami the j plow ing and plan tin g is in o n le r j ble iiviu g s s 'Ciin for three, j him try it. [Lu saden a U nion 4 L ..... IT live hun. ire«i . : war* T i i l i f «¡«r e ('m ips, « 1 « • a J-S w eukl 1)0 : ih> the sai^x *ns art ¡ hriv : i. j A large cron o f wheat, b a rley ts o f i m - ' and liny is now assured, and tho co : ts anee on i ii the co: bu h>,..;s:;t lighten- i ci >ps continue until the raiuy j .^niull advance a vu. ...,i ; ’ - w . - Lai In only question that perplexes our til ts, ami .id purses *>L ti dr f sea * ¡i veis in again, and many ¡ prt»veii t il ill' i » C1 0 S i« ik e u Mia farm ers is to know wh it to ito w ith ) w ill A d hi have a prospi ; tli-..-re is no month in the. yea r but j ihr- avn AIucli o f tua land on ¡ it. Tarm ers in this state are not 1 P do li ko •p I • i c. pi.o*, u itj’ v. iiat eltiier jilau tiug or reaping i. - • 1 1 ih. .-m i! mu.-1 : «* v.n : * - ’ 5< - m-ndly prepared to store much to imi.* it •Í upv .uvls o f a h r.n -' d m e in S*uitli''-rn O regon, hnou is >..!* po.n* «in aiiiy, and « hen b -!> ; r:ty aicd grain, but there is now 1'lOi Cl « « \ vs or t >r he ! o *> i • .. r part in i ;.v tiinh« i or Im.s. 1 u > g«.< d and va lid reason fo r not I, » latent on b Hirsiing u r-lin g s - Ì ! « don loin ! falls valleys Lois in the vail« f ■ M , . U » i 1 ,» i d I • : n 1 î‘ i , I . \ ) « ! • 1 j ; C Out :o t o m I 1 1 ghts o f < 111 the g ei - und moro ti ion a iVw Him1 bu ildin g sheds fo r hay and grr.n- i> rum [.«iv,;,i r. ill r T'+.ir a n i v i - i - i . -V» C A r.t L rw . A! o* u doing a live ly busi ness. D r y ! the i c n .y ?A Law, Noli. \ "W agriculturalist to plow and - -o v . ..i * K. - .V 1*. « * ). l 5 1 fin ir lo cuuiiirl ■;* wl o j aides f -.i grain. T h e re should be w ¡Id flowers i* i » , ni*‘i Svdi c>ur 1 1 ariiuix fa ir to bl i on ! >r nine and ten months o f r*>rn«‘ i. o diOh udy in tho way to preven t < i 'i lio O',¡tremes « if tin' broken arc • n e •*.a e incas ■he f. vacar who is able to h old on e g iran no lit iL: g' »o* 1. : the V- ‘Í! : • .i . i » a disapp* lint- ‘ pivde.ee ( nd most all o f our Ì:.iv«> «' e t! > t.Avn . m •reu «. us uallv range fr.an tur:» í • % / 4 * V ;k. , i y L hall st '>alc a few worth ; tw elve to n in ety ilegr«* s nl -v. ’ . . e l a humer, e r e n o w w ell-to -d o) when * » j t Ct 1 . ’ toil • * ,«> t io j k ’ . O ld i, i\«id \ery few L i c í i L » : i *. C i 4 . * . ly for ;* üdQ >» idir . • : vi.y-CVij viiîo Ci :y has i.ho • < p is um isiudly largo ; v. nparativi y »* :.r* ;o \ A d iii' ii .(if id e and acliv- iu a vi • \ l i. « «ia1- e i1xirenm ;. :■ a Ì the prl ’o is not su iiiciently : » i» r.. . » • 1 v »;♦ V J K * J * ,14 1« 1 V. - t I t «1 •’ to' { 1 li v iiUk1.’ reniun* iliv<‘. to ju s tify one in .• 1 .«» ; e.vs last J •«« ' k V, k !, Gkl-S, Kì.d Icirlry 1 1 • f ^ ail strange t* » me, ; prim*: o d cereals, b ut corn in favor- -o. • . k 'Il il (i to , G.«- t pc. V\ it a proper accomnioda- •it M-Ì.. s f« ■r r.»uii-«i t a:. 1 t w . .. ¿my • look on its ]>r 'p e l- rb je 1. ><• lilies is ill -;*» a go« »a Loi . one in, y keep his wheat fo r I e i ¿ /to \ i\ ori*“ : !. ill! ' ' l - not a fi ■ :- V rk liv e is ’:.!!- j 1!« . » (tOlHO ■ in g cr* ip. on •, two or three years, u ntil a j* * i ; v c to iy price can lie obtained IT toil f i f í j lo , i ito— x h > r di; ; than in O regon, but 3 i *1 nil . . i( k i 1 fx f ; . (\c. S f rty w l;f*n i>! ( 'ity maria; : ly w ell • i kv t ' s «utile 111 » 4 . • ani «o io.it i ' f ** h; f • «i j; nag, hi i'll as W heal iu. 1 corn s.e1! fo r se v e n ty -¡m id io J y can bo ch eaply b u ilt * • » 1 ^ wto ni í a-toiá .> 1 ’ • *. ' h T v» ' li • . *• » iter;irises are o f l.i'.lc . ; live e< nts and h *h»llar a b u. !’. î ; ‘ e ; ' iso o f insurance is v e ry J. ih M oult m, and v " ikm-ns— but in fu ll faith and , oats and barley from fifty to seven- j pass; < a rad-road : ta lio ii) Imve no , small, and that is about all o f th e t I !ier in Iront <>f •«. p 1 • laiul to s«'ii, but can i arnisu two j oi storage to those preoared; strer.;*t!i gained bv its pronvm tor 1 tv-five centi«. î I ìntavoefe 1... v .ilici t ^ I .■> • 4 to* : 'i J old th eir surplus crop. In ' I , t ance with tiv. country and its re- mo t o f ib e early settlors Imre, t!i \ * si «> .1-., s c m Vl libo this there is a disposi- v. ay o f a k hohen, p m iry, e •-oim-. r., its jh ! vantages and merits, • an I the influence o f succo .ful ti '•• : v • ‘i i ’ .hC7 g iv e î tion *ui the part o f som e to be •is n<-t b -'Ui idle :u a:.ot! bben a js on ii.Ii> o f «.««»hi hunting becam e- so iirnd\ 1 nil the i i c m ; ih i w i tofu 1. ^Ve have heard o f one I * . . . ! 1 .... IV organi- ; «law-; at a time, mul .. 1 •]* «. : St I li »Ia. *k «’ « ) Th TJ. G U IK ON r\ er »I \\ a a <.««:, Ml' with his O v ill'll ■ «... i !-;* t îiml v«*g* ['lull! to it to - : j 1: < ! ¡u U.e-r m inds that v.n no nr.'gaiu y bus me O lio pros| er- iug ( h: tk«> k íigllti untiriu; liav: «■■ • ■ : ». ¡ . MI V f : ' r . I .14 1 lì 3* : *% • i p re g i «vs, viten -r in S '(ra m en to county w lio • ut a fi-d«; c f hay r¿n«l burned it up the ground, n.s ho d id not con- o n •*' 11. raid and manía T ! . /.. '7 I g, X /AT W Í.J P I in, it i;i splendid or 1er and w ill % » J J_i *^*'Y 'J o.«.!. visible ts columns. visib le throughout these extrem e | noss> js encouraging i<> note that • l '-0 wanted to su m m er-fallow the Lloubth - s m ove in in a few days, j hr-i-i. -i counties; in their agriculture,, the most im portant lend. A “ w illfu l waste makes a Wf-ll, I can now vouch fo r the southwestern Offioc: (Kv U rv St.ro. in \\ e can h* ' rti'ly wi* h such live ¡ i goodimsH o f the Paxson bridge. I t ; undeveloped resources and * nud necessary o f sciences, is n o t ; 'voful want,” and next y ea r th e h ay • ni. n .Mr. .Moulton success «.*» in ••>*] conditw n fo r teams. | lected farm im provem ents b y the j i^ p in d the times. T lie a d v a n c e -! grown this yea r m ay be needed. \* iiitiu y «V < > Counc il have then \- v. - i il » v.iri-in- f J^'W ill , . , : On visiting vour town again, I i indolent and unprogressive p o r - i in(. 4 in tlie oast twenty- I »Save tho present crop as ca refu lly > store an* l warehouse al- ¡ . . I .. .. | ‘ 1 * i •»>., ». , . i n r. towns <ia i j. . ; i siii'll notice other im provem ents , uon o. tne lunaoitants. Compara- . p]yc y 0;I]s in 0]i(> iif the most [>rom- it it was lig h t and tiio p rice N |___; that are goin g on in your town, but l tively h-w o f tho oldest Bcttlers ¡ U in g indications fo r our fu ture as i h ’ gh.— Ex. | (•«1' ,'.M rv» cte* l *' b i í r . ' j . ^ M í ^ n í e L i 'vhi<‘h ^ ,lot RulUcieütly develop- ¡ have the com forts and conven- j a nation that can be pointed o u t ! i lnrcl.i anics as b i . ! c<^ * } b lVO mow . iencies ubout tnein, that t tose v.ho j ;l tim e when great com m ercial ; W ATCH - I C c q v fyfW orn < r nutic*» ai ; _* A "•7 * . r ,ni vini7. n* ( « (1 v «. « ■ .1 <>-• n M o n > M«.>elH . eTwiinc. gooU at '!- . -ry 'I'hnrsdny h tlii ; «»l'lier. in ¡ work v, ill*..liou. i ^ ,, , ,•; ( i i . . to.'-t ‘ i ................... i < .] j.j, j v _ ,.i. ( j I 1 . ; ; ; ! ^ l;i;j ' V[o J . - ii ., i •' Î e 4.(r it m •:i «•• in ' i 1 1 > ■1 , ! i, ! 1 I >. t C« >. ! . 11 í I1 . i ne ’<••/ i-- getting ' ( '• • 'him county, w ritten to the ! Herctof->re it was b elieved t!*iit t«l building ‘V ; :11 ì i e h l'a rm er by M. S. Dean : on ly the va lley lands w ere adapted i o ü i : ii'iiictîe i u»y, «iu< « I i W :• •. -wer e,.cr to im piiries concernijig ; to agricultural purposes, but a low ti « , . in in an ! be one *u ! l|. j IS. d par!. part, must be <*f interest to j practical dem onstrations l-^-ve vii- at _ •. i V -. « 1 i 1 í. r re;id-' 1 • • 1• . j p r«»\ ed i!ia t the mes;m, oi (Having lost OU . ,1 ’] ii liti te 1 caused to be pub-1 lands along the foc.t h ills produce : (• >w: : i c imp eli«» o u i e an: n , Mríta i Vi,i cordiale a. M«-«-t> i in«; i ai h ; niunlL. w id ely circulate«l i better wheat, fru it and A gricu ltu re, | course o f tim e by the railroad com - i nt« Ci. * nt! v purt-ued In t! inking p:tny, which price so fixed by th e , !;Uli j U( :n-0« . j Ve men, shinda to-day ! e.unpany must be paid by the set- ! , !l:i ;l K:q\,;,;il(.)rd nm id-t the risks | tier w ithin DO days a fter the corpora- corj ......................... j ----- er the ami (vk im ii :es v. Inc'i su nvun d or : tiun shall have rated it. T h is m ay ai 0 j-.p.-j,» *0 bef; 11 tin? mercanti!«: j be a fine th in g fo r the railroad Co. grapes aJMj mnnufc.cturing ‘ ‘!:iss*'-s. ; j.-, g jvc out to secure actual settlers, p, t ce j v:t[ti correspoiulents that I have ; is very anxious to June Ins m ans- : with n nearer approacn to* truth : place the? railroad com pany has not | ..... UJ1_ , c;mclu«le«! m y easiest way was to trious » «nl in tellig en t sons com e i tban a^ y 011e elc-e, “ none o f tiiese j y 0j. secured pateuts fo r these lands, i V r V h e 'h - . c l ,V \ [v toM)tv V 4 1.-1 is • | . i O. T. suo'.uiig y* > v «Kiuiiiors now t' >«)is ■ , i * 11 i i i. i > ana {muli. ; si; C u b e ham llrd to r e N o .5 3 ■ ». . g iv " e pmaMiig ein ct, aty cvirybiitiirdayeTen ! K1' .•i .! in K>d ht.indili'.', i ; Nl r. lkuiui t«, also ol your town, is y : i i w« a a. i ii g il p a lino re-alance ana \r Cliacto • your f:rG;,t i.-public. >aper soma two m ontlis ago lias ¡ man the m i beys. hm *n <*f ^thei-e y, bile, oi course, recoguiaing his Q,ut a rather doubtful alTair fo r the nc ■ ■■( w* rk m-c(*ssary on i c: i eel uc ti >i flood o f inquries j lands is y e t in the hands o f our I dependence upon these as cou- i s«-tiler. I t sounds too much lik e • *,i U' u mo, u o. n irn . . , . - • . ■ i -i» i Mi ’l'i l jiiip mu* u h tini | m w about Soathorn O regon, firom p u - great t a d generons nncle, and. he SUracrs, the agnctilfcnnst can Bay, th e buzzard story. I n the first wi'-aim s a e * D v no «, , j j v :,M i ! evenin;;.. ’> in-*, iir ;• I dr . l i - bed in is <>ur vast am: P ic i: ‘ came into tlie country a fter tlie j cVlit are bein g di.du ibed by | that the lands o f tho' O. & C. R a il- ex citin g u a }s o i gold hunting In«*! I tin mcial crises and < n ib r iiie s - ;v«iad Co. are now r ojien open to actual become f the T h e settlers to g o on th e become n a thing thing o Of the past past and a n d l im,n ( - it is w ell to consi.ler c«'iisi*ler fo r a | j ;iettlers. settlers. tunic« 1 »noil tneir attention to fan fa m n i in ng, Th e < «»u »D . turned g, ' . umiiruii umniení that a surer and rounder j : lands and im prove nrovo them. im A llow in g concerning ! stock-raising end woof g ro w in g | |on ,u< p oll ( j !;-lU the--o undeili«.«? , price is to be placed on them in i i . est Meeta -.t (Quicksilver. > loVi-r 1)* il, ( *r., June i«>. «« o i i V r T « s v tU e r «. A poster at the depot announces a i drav lüg hie inni, o <m toward cuui- t w rite another, g iv in g m ore partic- mars about tlie location from . . . . . . . . , ! wlih-li I w rite; tlie natural produc- . . ’ 1 1 1e n, climate conditions, resources, and possess them. M any little fertile spots amng the mountain , , » , » <«. • , streams can be fouiul o f sulncient size to make com fortable homes by i (,t(. g ro w in g fruits, grapes ¡ , . *. . , ., 'Josephine county is m the south i!. ♦«:«' and seeOl ‘Ti Si }\ititoiv est cornei*. pletion. t» Sol•ty miles in lengt h L oà < re, x T o u -G iw u 8 > - { in i.' J lm ny C artw right is also aiiuu ij ( ven- • d e in g S' ¡m aking at bu ild in g which in i - la■odili. its j;o to' rday Oli lii c' « 40 li ‘ f i* 1 * * . . . . In-,t Vi .UH US (1880) w J 1« ill*I «i»i J leu ter v. as «,» L • ¡1 wo. ali muse, bui tw o tiiousun«! live lium lred. T iie .!. hu C. i( o f man, troni thè tim b er and lumber, it ' surface is very brokon and moun- vv. rvi and have free and | things m ove me.1’ A m i one sng" ! and in ju stice are not en titled to | g^i-Jiye ler.sou w hv tui' is t!ie-case them ; in the second olacc it is criv- > f . . . . i * *=• because the ag)iv'U 'turist has jjj.r tiieiii an «advantage o v e r th e 1 ] ,x .n m ore tinnì a poor settler which its* soil, li«* has great oppression u nlim ited ou t side range fo r stock, proved Lands to be ha id at prices ¿0 tj10 por¡4)j dirt age in Ids might, spend their s"> t«> so put it. in im p rovin g the corpo: 0f b«-al could ask •fi ns us nml and p im aJ - th e soulless • i corp«iaition • i !'% • ran gin g from five to twenty -venty «líill .r ,,rovca T in s » w « j « “ >' g j g ‘ ? , a U f g " “ 8! an acre. W e need 0 !iter])i-isins 4 | „ l,t¡l¡./.,i:.,n nf i.... inri -.-1 i-n.-t the- i V*1 g u t o ’s actual ,EOÍ i u¡* in no-I...H 1 o» « mu look v«'ry advantageous to and industrious farm ers and also e«uur ù o f nmaus i ep -siiile n.t an s e ttle s , though it may be a good t h i c for the railroad company. : enpicnlists to com e in ami t a le thè j e a l] ier |>ei'i./d. longer a &ab- 1 — - • K osoburg ITaindcaler. placo o f these old fossils and I ì i j >v T h e fu rm eris no lonj o >* ■ ?