Coquille City herald., February 03, 1885, Image 2

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FEED AND L IV E R Y STA B LE
We were informed lately by a
General Hatch has surrounded
I R _ E . I B u l c I sl , P r o p .
Mr. Editor:
Seeiug an article
The old enmity that existed or
gentleman who is perfectly reliable, in your paper of the 27th, also a was < said to exist on the Columbia I the boomers at ^iillwater, and is
Coquille City, Ogn.
TUESDAY, FEB. 3, 1885.
that a survey made some years ago ; bill introduced in the legislature - riVer and that section of the Wil- starving them out.
Haul in " Done nt lteason able Kates, v ln ltf
Th<* I.il■■«! ,<|ue«*tloii.
j showed
that there
was ten
feet * of l by . < Hon.
J. H. Roberts, on the I lumette which includes Portland * j ! Leland Standford has been elected
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water
above
Myrtle
loin
t,
where
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subject
of
carrying
concealed
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ngainst
the
improvement
of
the
U.
S.
Senator
from
California,
and
I
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nvone
wishing
good, red cedar shingles,
n vti
What with the cholera in Eu­
fei noe-posls. pickets, clapboard» or
is but five feet now, and less! weapons, allow me sufficient space harbors in Southern Oregon, is not Jones of Nevada re-elected.
rope, the general depression in there
!
shake» will do well to call on S. B. Barrows,
in
some
places.
The
reason
giveu
j
for
an
opinion
on
that
matter.
I
so
fierce
as
in
olden
times;
but,
the
Massachusetts
was
the
first
of
j
one
luile east of Coqnii-e City.
business circles throughout the
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All orders left at this office or with J. T.
for this alleged shoaling of the Now,if it is wrong to carry concealed same element of jealousy still ex­ . . . . . .
world, and the distress of the labor­
the thirteen original colonies to 111 - Moulton will receive prompt attention.
stream isthe practice of cutting logs, weapons in the absence of any law ists, while it seems to be confined
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ing element, the year 1884 closed ;
and then rolling the tops of such of restraint, by virtue of that un­ to the ports which are now being
last.
on a memorable epoch. European
T H e E X C K -A J S T O -E !
logs, or other trees that contain written law which prompts us to improved in the southern district.
Front St., Marshfield, Or.,
difficulties arise chieflv * from excess
1
The hog cholera is raging in
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branches, into the stream.
This condemn the practice in the in­ \Ye were reminded of this in being
in ¡Hipulatiou and the great im­
Nebraska to such an extent that the
kind of timber is generally caught terest of the peace of society, it told of the difficulty encountered
provements in machinery. \\ here I
loss in one county will reach 70,-
Agent for Gibbson’ s fine whiskies, an AAA
by the branches and held in place, : must be equally wrong to license with a few ignorant individuals on
a hundred men would find employ- :
whisky. Also aReut for the CELEBRATED
000.
obstructing the current and aiding1 it.
If it is an evil, no law can j Qoos bay in reference to signing a
CHICAGO LEEK and PORTER at whole­
ment in harvesting in the old, |
The overhead wires in New sale and retail. '1 he célébrât».d BOCA beer
it respectable
nw1MW.ri.o to v ( -o
.nun-ess
for i m
such
im-
on draught and in bottles.
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tim e s , im p r o v e d , m a c lu n e r v e n a , b , le s the accumulation of debris; the con- I make
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. . . or strip
1 it of i , memorial
n g i e ss io
h , h mi
f w which
h ic h is,
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sequence “ ot
is, th e stre a m the danger by which the carrying 1 pr0Vement. \Yo say ignorant, and Yory city, if in strait lines, would
the farmer to dispense with,
x V o tie e .
becomes shoal. As a remedy can- of concealed weapons is accompa- j wpi proceed to demonstrate the j extend from San Francisco to
ninety per cent. In other branch­
W'c liavethe selling of a farm of 1 0 ) acies
Moreover, it has been | trlith of the assertion. In the first j London.
es, machinery plays the same role, not be applied too soon, would it j nied.
with a splendid orchard, good water, a good
The U. S. Senate has agreed to a house. The farm yielded 50 tons of ti aiothy
and it is folly to suppose that. not be well to agitate the question j demonstrated that the criminal piace> the bars at the mouths of !
The farm wil be »old
with a constantly increasing pop.u |of son,p 1,l'V brifn*
t0 l>rf clnf f - “ ,e , liur« l,ir9’ , mi' nJerBrK \ Coos bay, the Umpqua and Co- j
M material for the con- j m;v
~ following
go with the plac?:
lation the aroi.acs of skilled labor i vent l>CT* ms from rolling waste , and desperadoes that infest society, ^ iuillo Bre .langerous to life and , structmn and repairs of govern-;
n lot of hogs 1 yoke of cat-
’ n. . employment
i
. for
f
it timber
r.Vftnortv This
beino gau
an hcmiuiu
acknowl- , ment vessels shall be exclusively ; tie,
Ac., ft
a lot of cows, yearlings and
furniture which is new and
will afford
all.;
. into the streams? Now is
. 1 pay
’ J no attention to such laws, ’ but i pioperiy.
im & utm
the chain’s
house-hold
good.
the time to put a stop to this bnsi- I carry weapons to enable them to edged fact,the next thing to be con domestic.
The land question t . ill remain as,
ness. Such timber can be burned ! succeed in their career of crime, sid^red is the remedy, and this can I Cleveland is again in luck. A
the great problem to be solved— !
and made to benefit the soil, and 1 therefore, the peaceable, well dis- only be obtained by petitions to wealthy democrat died some years
F U R N IT U R E STORE,
another “ irrepressible conflict.” I.
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i c, ,i i it ai »pears Foolish for people who posed person who will not carry a congress for aid. Now, any person ago and left 8250,000 to the first
In England, Ireland and Scotland,
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HT. ILÆarlr, ZPrcp.,
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f xi i i - i i i live on rlie banks ot a stream to be weapon, m consideration of the who offers to obstruct such meas­ democratic President who should
the great body of the land is held .
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using measures calculated to ob- ; truism before stated that it is ures. no matter from what cause — be elected.
M uishfield , O gn .
by a few titled individuals, whose
equally wrong, is not only left at bo it je a lo u s y or an inherited mean-
struct its navigation.
William, Lenard died in prov- Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pic-
only title to the land is founded on
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1 -Inr* ure Frames, etc., and Agent for White’ »
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. : tins mercy of the secret assassin, m*ss o f d is p o s tio n , is n o t o n ly l g - u le n c e H
o s p it a l, S e a ttle , a g e d l d b • sewing Machines.
vlnltf
conquest—the doubtful right of the
The Church music still ilium.-1 but )ie wiU le 8ubj«cted to danger
f
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robber. While agrarianism can nev­ nates the columns of our contem- j from „ new elenleut wMch (kdlglits norant, bid an avowed enemy o years and three months. He had I
been married Tfi^ears, and leaves a
society.
er be accomplished without a vio- porary. It is of a poor quality, but,
in the carrying of fire-arms, and No doubt exists of there being widow aged 97.
leut and bloody revolution in those jf ^ pleases the Church and grati-
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which will avail itself of the priv-
men
on
Coos
bay,
who
opposed
any
William
Lyons,
of
Gloucester,
islands, it would be a great relief fiPS a vile auditory, we shall not i *¡17' " 77 7,777 7 ?* 7 7
l r n;
With Steamers -‘Ceres” and “ Little Annie”
improvement
because
it
interfered
NVw
.lersey,
killed
his
brother
a the terminus of their upper river route,
to the people to abolish the law of complain. It is tainted with that
wrong to carry concealed weapons, with their selfish views— tliei.i Thomas, in a drunken passion, and carrying passenger» and freight to and from
primogeniture, by which the land i,npUre air to which we referred
no law can make it right; the po- rapid aggrandizement and tendency was arrested by police Officer Ber-j Myrlle 1>uint-
is entailed and retained in one fam-
G. A. BROW N,
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. , lnst " eek- aud its toue has ,tlm1t sition is untenable.
| toward despotic control would be nard Lyons, another brother, for | ^ (.
ily. Great quantities of good agn- discordance—that sameness which:
Proprietor.
»1 lint ice. ! curtailed, hence, their opposition, the murder.
cultural land are held for no other • I precludes the possibility of charm- J
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
1 M ' » E C r o i M T I O * .
! Ag; in, there are others who calcn-
There is a spirited contest go-
purpose but deer farms.
i ing the family circle. But what
In our owu countr y we are free care we 9
In answer to some remarks that!
upon the advantage it would ing on among the European pow- j
otico is hereby given that the co-part-
from those evils. The question ■ Though the Churchjbe bn»o, and the music j were made to us with reference to be to their interest if the Co- ers for the possession of Africa-! 1 A liernhip heretofore existing In-tween
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I A- L. Nosier and J. H. Hunt, in this day, by
vilt
quille river could bo mad** tribu­ Germany has taken a hand in the : mutual conw-nt. dissolved. Mr. N<«o»*r n»-
that must soon arise here is, how
I
whether
a
community
can
inclose
We can take it in with a winning smile.
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• Kumes control of the business, and all bill»
long with increasing emigration to A nasty note contains no cunning.
the private property of an indi­ tary to Coos bay. The position is buisness, w hich seems to create due the late firm are payable to him.
Dated nt Coquille City, \ A. L . Nosier,
our shores, and the gradual absorp- i Nor is it worth the name of punning.
vidual, situated outside the limits, : an absurd one to assume when the considerable jealousy.
‘ Oregon Dec. 10,1884. * ( J . H . Hunt.
Our pity is unalloyed with scorn:
resources of the two sections and
tion of the land by the emigrants
Commencing with .fan 1, 1885,
So. if it gives you pleasure, loot your horn. inside of which they had intended
the amount of territory drained by the dav will bo reckoned at Green -
supplemented with the enormous
The Herald’s support of the bar to llx their boundaries originally,
grants to railways, and the purchase improvement does not please you. and procure an act of incorporation, the Coquille, are taken into (on- j wjc|1 Observatory, liotir London,
of vast tracts by capitalists, will it What are you going to do about it? we offer the following, which may, sidération. When the water shed England, as commencing at mid­
A. L. Nosier Prop.
be before we will be compelled to We can tell you of something bet- or may not be correct: The boun . j of the Coquille ami its immense night, the hours beinir counted
Main St. Coquille City, Oregon.
give the matter au earnest consid­ ter than abuse. Let us know the | duties of the original act of in cor-, bodies and \ui w* > o nn x 1 ,llf <l from one up to twenty-four.
eration? We are told of the time I amount of sugar it takes to produce 1 poration of the town of Marshfield ^on
i1l Con,d. ntul it.-, toa am »
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Near Bath Maine, Mrs. Stacy
when the
te l nited States \w ¡> 0 »»- tjlose gwee^ strains, and the amount! extended to the coal bank slough, receive the attention t x-v t cscim , :
anj
Jier husband be
>e-1 Fresli and choice meats of ail
jaj kinds constantly on hand.
ess and support 200,000,000 of u- ¡ £
to lubricate the organ, we ; inclosing the property of Dean k it will not lie
ociupung a ; cauge
j,n(j wj,jie ju filmncia
man bein
ings. (»ranting that wi
e j may then conclude that the grind - 1 Co.
We are of the opinion that 1 seconda’ j position w it 1 rogau
<> trouj)]e pU
|jis property
ALSO
put ^ his
property in he
Coos
bay,
but
quite
the
reverse,
Groceries, vegetables and pro­
so, yet, the fact remains that the
-g legitimate and the monkey i that firm objected to the Marsh-
possession, when he got out of
The
people
of
theCoquille
have
n50
country is bettei able to Buppo^t ; coliQpeliei4 to danee and show his fielders spreading the wings of
debt, he wanted her to transfer it visions, etc., etc.
150,000,000 comfoitabl), or 100,- j
There is n saying extant that their act of incorporation over j always favored the measures for back to him.
000,000 in approximate affluence. i every man has his price. As it their property, and that their ob improvement of ( <>os bav, tlieie-
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To draw on tlie imagination for a would be folly to suppose that you jeetions were sustained. To mióte fore, we hold it to be axiomatic
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that
those
citizens
ot
that
place,
highly colored picture of a futuie, | g luj jjie or^all am| manipulate it the language of Leland Standford:
! The report of Chief Inspector!
who
oppose
our
efforts
to
obtain
dense population, cannot endow the gratis, let us know yours.
Sharp of the postoffice department |
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“ The essence of ownersliip is con­
a
cood
bar.
or
who
oppose
any
iin-
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prospect with a parallelism of pros­
shows
during
the
past
year
856
a’’-j
l’er.«on»wishing
tu
b*iy farm», wild land
trol.'’
There would be no use in
i.rovcwont for the better protection ;
,g „ cr0 n,;l(lc by ¡„ s,)octors; 472 “r *"";•>1
¡■»prov.d. *i I
perity. The greater the density,
investing in property if your 1
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do
well
t-*
call
on
O.
C.
Huntington,
“ Citv
Advice is abundant, and is fre­
the greater the misery. There will
1
convictions were secured, and 103 Boot.t Shoo store.” Commie (i*v. inforo
neighbor could^take^it away from ot lite and propei»>, ‘**e
be no land for the landless then. quently offered by those w ho need you, notwithstanding the excuse to the well being of society and Cases are awaiting trial. During Í purchasing elsewhere. AH hr-basin hiw hand»
Looking at it in the interest of a trifle of it. Being asked for ad- , that you will be remunerated. should be so considered.
the J year,
672 oat of 11,246,545
pieces I ! c*m
for furnish
^ hi v;,rietv of ri‘nl
nnd
,
.
1
buyers with lauds any in quanti­
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It 1ms been said by some of those of registered mail carrried were ty. from a quarter Meet ion ranch, down to a
posterity, we cannot see where vice m a certain case, ’ we respond Most
generally, propeity holders
they will I t benefited by it. There ! by giving an opinion on the folly are benefited by having ti tow n persons that they could see no lo>t. Comjilaints were received of i kalf lot in town, consisting in part of the
will then be no necessity for pre- ’ of meddling advice. We are neith-
good in such improvements. Of 20,377 ordinary letters, of which following:
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located close to them.
Whether _
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^tìO »«epos, good, large dwelling, com-
emption or homestead laws, as there er a moral or a physical doctor. | u iuterferes with their right “ t<, course, w here jeuiousy is the pnn- 14,G-l 1 were said to have contained
tained j modions bam. fine yenug orchard, good *«t
be nothing to pre-empt
The j Th» re are always exceptional cases; j Hfe jiberty am| the I ) U i . s u i t o f j ciple causa for depriving a person i11(.iosures. Investigation shows ^ hout^s, 30 acres under fonce. l.r> in grass and
a sei.se
of
justice
to that 1,809 eventually reached their j 1:’ i’;ow ,luul- There are upward» of fifteen
bloated aristocat will then be on | but, that which includes private happiIieS8We are not legally qual- of a
s
neighbor
he
cannot
be
expect-
: destination or were otherwise satis- j
and cc ar timber cm the
top, as lie is in other less favored ’ affairs cannot be so considered.
to giye ,m iniju
hi s neighbor, e
l
fack(>rilv ammnted for. Four him -! ,and whwh 18 of casy —
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lands, at present, and the p<x>r will Newspapers are appealed to for ad­
ed l to exert himselt m the nt. lest
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sixty-seven
postoffices!
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in
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vice
or
information
on
manifold
proved:
new
frame
dwelling,
good
orchard,
be subjected to the toils of the
of fair play; nevertheless, the spi.- j wore j-oDlood aiid278 burned. Twen-
barn, fine spring, and 10 head of cattle. 2
spoiler. This is the inevitable subjects. Where they are compe­
In the superior court of San | it displayed in such case is a con- j tyHhree
re highway robberies of mail hogs. 5 sheep. 1 horse and 10 tons of hnv.
repor
| were reported
and 24 postal cars Fine timber on upland.
consequence proceeding from a tent to deal with the matter, they Francisco, in the case of Sharon comitant of ignorance.
were
burned.
The miscellaneous
JI7 a c r e s , nil bottom, 30 improved: gw.il
density of population, and we may will use discretion; but, there is no vs. Sharon for alimony at the rate ; When we consider the amount of
house, bum and orchard, also good feiices,
cases
investigated
numbered
4,880.
claim that we are not responsible ! known rule why the average editor of 810,000 per month and 8150,000 ¿rood accomplished by our small
They were of a confidential nature, etc., adjoining Coquille City.
for it. In a measure, that is true, should be better fitted to cope with for counsel fees, Judge Tyler o f ! appropriation, the ignorance of the and resulted in the collection from
— I a c r e » , all bottom. 6 cleared. nP good
tillable land: house, ham. outhouses, or­
questions
in
dispute
than
any
oth­
and in a certain measure, false.
counsel for plaintiff, created a sen- ■ obstructionist becomes as transpa- delinquent postmasters and others chard etc., X mile from Coquille City.
We speak sation in court by disclosing a rent as ,rlass.
of money, fines and penalties ag­
Are we not accountable to posterity er intelligent citizen.
O mc suburban lot. containing I X acres,
neat
cottage, 100 fruit trees 3 years old: very
gregating
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for the villainous waste of territory? from our experience in such mat­ scheme through which he entrap­
desirable fora family residence, being X a
A IxifV O i l t l » « * 0 « * « M » l l t v J IT «*.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
from mlie Coquille City.
Are we not to be held responsible, ters in this State. We have noti­ ped Sharon’s counsel, W. H. L.
U.
S.
Land
Office,
Kosebnrg
Oregon.
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Such a life may be very well to
and our memories detested for ced the predilection of many news­ Barnes and Capt Lees, the detect-
January lio. 188 ."». \
rOTICE
i»
hereby
given that John C.
ivo.
The
millionaire’s
money
was
’
siM
i>
about;
as,
theories
are
often
building up, a great landed aristoc­ paper men in offering advice on
_
Laird has applied to purchase the S W
racy—the greatest the world has matters with which they were to- being used lavishly for the pur spread before the mind, which, in «4 of N E q S E *4 of N W »4 and N of S
E q sec. If. Township 28 South of range 13
witnessed? The few who are ben- tally ignorant. Their praise is oft- pose of defeating his wife’s case, contemplation, present a beautiful \\>st Will. Mer., under the act. of June Zai
1878 for the sale of timlicr lands in the states
efited become reckless, aud the times naught but base adulation; and lyler knowing this, led them picture. But, a practical realiza­ of California, Oregon. Nevada nnd Teritory
great majority who sleep in fancied their opinions are as spontaneous into a trap by which the plaintiff tion of a life on the ocean wave of Washington. Any and all persons claim­
ing adversely any of the a hove described
security, are despoiled.
Let us ! as mushroons, and generally less paid 835,000 for a worthless pieco would strip the gloss from a v.vid lands must file their claim with the register
of the land office at Kosebnrg during the 60
give some thought to the land ques- j tangible. If instead of an assump­ of paper.
“ The mills of God! imagination, and blow sentimental­ days publication hereof and failing to do so
bv statute,
tion while there is land enough left I tion of authority, they would off- grind slow;” yet, there seems to ity to the winds. People will sing their rights will be barred
W’in. F. Benjamin.
PROPRIETOR,
feb 3
Register.
to make it an issue; let us check 1 er their opinions for what they be a certainty of their grinding the - seamen among the rest, and it
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the growing powers of the sordid i were worth, their would be less de lascivious Sharon
exceedingly follows that they must have some-
CONSTANTLY
Land Office at Rose burg, Oregon, )
land grabber, then, wo may earn ! ceit propagated.
There is some- small; aud, there is joy
in the I ! ^ nS
a^)0n.t»
^uí’ 4 i » « I I i r
January 10, 1885. )
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men
are
wont
to
¡»ing,
they
find
lit­
Keeps
OTICE
is
hereby
given
that the follow­
the blessings of posterity, instead tiling sublimely ridiculous in any house of Sarah Althea Hill Sharon
tle time for melody in a soa life. N ing-named settler has filed notice of An assortment of
of that which now seems imminent .person assuming a position superi­ in obtaining her just and legal Before they embark, singing is in­ his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
or to his or her peers, and nowhere rights, and a final victory in one dulged in as if to brave old Nep­ made before the Clerk of Coos county, at
—their illimitable execration.
Boots and shoes,
Empire City, Oregon, on Friday, February
is the disease so prevalent as it is of the hardest fought battles in tune; on their return to port, they 27th
1885, viz: Casimir J. Steinon, pre-emp­
Hats and caps,
tion I). S. No. 3170 for the W % of N W q
Edward Prentice, a well known with the newspaper.
the courts of California.
“ Truth sing as if rejoicing to be on shore section
14,
township
27
S
R
12
west.
again. They seem to be a merry
vetertnary surgeon, of Ohicago, at­
Stationery, Inks,
He names the following witnesses to prove
In the present instance, wo have crushed to earth will rise again.”
lot,
but
they
are
quite
the
reverse.
his continuous residence upon, aud cultiva­
tempted to enter the First National no advice to offer; and, in offering
At sea, they are neither merry or tion of, said land, viz:
Dry goods and
Thomas Norris,
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bank building, and the night watch­ this opinion, our reason will be ob­
The Oregon Legislature began sad—they are serious.
Eternal G W Norris
all of Fairview
Clothing La­
man thinking him a burglar, fired served for declining the request.
Bettys
lyiettys
balloting for U. S. senator on the vigilance then, is not the price of i II
Oregon.
J L Barker
liberty, it is the price of safety.
at him. The bullet struck a watch
27th, with the following result:
Wm. F. Benjamin,
dies, Gents
Register.
It
is
a
most
monotonous
life
at
best;
jan
20
The British barque Cowden Low
in Prentice’s pocket and he was
Senate—George, 4; Slater, 11.
and Childrens
uninjured. He was arrested, but from Newcastle, England, for San Boise, 1; Hirsch, 4; Johnson, 3; an extended and continuous pan­
orama of sea and sky. The inces­
General fur­
he is believed to be insane.
Francisco, was burned at sea, 450 Kfclsay, 2; Moores, 1; Applegate, 1; sant roll and pitching of the ship;
nishing goods;
miles south of that place, on Janu- Thayer, 1.
the tiresome flapping of the sails
also groceries,
IJierew'aa an earthquake in San ary ihe 19th. The crew were pick-
6 . M E H L , P r o p .
House—George, 5; Slater, 24; in calm weather, or fierce gusts of
Canned goods,
Iranoisco on the morning of Jan. ed up by the French barque Leo- Hirsch, 8; Kelsay, 4; Hare, 4; wind during a gale; the hoarse cry
Cigars, tobacco
Coquille City. Oregon.
26th, at 1:35. No damage report- pokl and Marie, which arrived in Knight, 1; Boise, 4; Johnson, 4; of “all hands shorten sail,” or that
Orders promptly filled.
andcandies. H e pays the high­
of “ call the watch” is about nil that
Piease
return
kegs
promptly
after
being
eel
est price for country produce
San Francisco on the 29th ult.
Failing 3; Williams, 2.
breaks into the stillness of the scene.
emptied.
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