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Newspaper Page Text{Coquille (£ihj ¿fimihl, T U E S D A Y , M A E . iil, 1S85. Ilrrl Su^ar l'a r lo r j. I'roiti l'loras < ra rU. Minutili;; Allair. The sick are improving. Mr. A. H. Thrift is so far recovered as to be able to put in his appearance on our ev r-green and shady s‘ rents. Plowing and seeding is the order of tin* day There will be more gronnd seedetl lien this spring thru any previous year sine ce A . D .l. M i*»rs. J anglois & Nelson liad t]10 niisfortune (o break an axle o f their wagon yesterday while haul- j ng from Bunion. A reliet sled ¿vut to haul the freight, and in hauling the * wagon off from the p()jvi bridge, o n e o f their horses fell over tin- bridge and new harness E. A. Anderson, a prominent cit- izen o f Marshfield, in this county, was shot and badly liuit one (lay last week, by a man by the name o f Dclauney, The charge was slugs ’ from a shotgun, two o f which en- tered his lungs, m e his shoulder and the ether tho side o f his head, lh e cause is attributed to real or supposed undue familiarity be- tween Anderson and Delnuney’s wife. At last accounts Anderson was improving and hopes are enter- tained o f his recovery, Two ('» m ie ls H IK iil. F< ill SALE! i of oats; no t Martin, Texas, March 23.— T h e l ^ Q Q 1*11 trd Heed in them—never been wet Will deliver the oats at Hoston and Texas Central Rail- or damaged. Norway at DO cts. per bushel, sacked. road is working a gang o f convicts jiaaiw E. Coriuan. four miles from here. Mat R o b NOTICE OF PUBLIC ATION. erts. sentenced from Falls county, I Laud Office al Kos* lmr¿. Oregon. ) and a Santiago convict named i The only illustrated 'Ia"a/iue devoted to the ico is hereby given that the following development <f the Great West. Contains a f< Marsh, while a train was passing, ; ffuut'd ««Mh-r has lili-il notice of his inten- vast amount < general Information and ape- 1 ° tion to make lumi j»roof )»!•< m support of Jus vial articles on of subjects of interest to all. Ably attempted to escape. The guards ; drum, and that said proof will bo nimbi be- conducted! Mu pci-hly illiintmtcd*! , ,, , . fore the K< j.’ster or Receiver of the U Only a year. L. Samuel, Publisher, No. 123 Front street, Portland, Or. iired cn them, killing Marsh ill- Lind Office <*it Kusebiiva Oregon, oil Thurs day i-iitv 7. 1 S S « "> , viz: John W. Otto. lioine- staidly and mortally wounding fHoad No. «11.°* for the S E L of S E '4 Sec J^ov a *-tioi«u: location in ('oquille City. A S lots nicely cleared and in choice finit Roberts. The latter \\<>.s serv in g !; ¿0, W ‘ j of S W •, S e. 21 aud N E q of N I j St-c. 2i> T iîO 8U11 West. s, ^ ¿.ood, largo house and woodsh* d, etc., nine years for theft, and had only lit- nanu-stho toil * »wing witnesses to prove ; apply at tlisofi * r to H. Kern. Marshfield. his continuous residence ujkjii . and culti- been a convict two years. His I vat ion of. said land, viz: Oí x < \ bushels of oats for sale at Norway— »W o / W cents j>,r Lusiiel apply to Aug. II. J. t ’. Robinson 1 wife and children live near the all o f Angora, Sehroeder. 3 ra. U. J. it »bindoli J. Kerry Oregon» scene of tiie shooting. ■I. hi. là:lieu Y otic«'. Sito! S>< :i<3. Writ. F. Benjamin, V'éhav the selling of a farm of 10 lacios ii:ar.»!n.-> “ lie it r. Lexington, Ky., March 23.— At with a splendid orchard, good water, ngood Mb Sterling to-day Henry Watson, (VI A LION TO HEIRS. h-«;. • The farm yieldc-il ."»0 tonJ of tinothy In the county ronrt of (ho stai* o f «^re- hav last season, i’he farm vii ho sold a watchman for the coal dealers, gon for the Gminty of Coos. j>, and the following g<« with the piaci: arrested a colored boy for stealing la the matter of the «-state* and : nardiau j «*-' lu-ad of sheep, a :« t of hoy,« 1 yoke of cat- ship of Eliza L., Geo'-^e ¡S., Ferri lie. ehsin's Ac., a lot of cows, yearlings and coal from cars on the railroad track, Thomas W. Itohinson. ' th«* house-hold furniture which is mw and Order to show cause ou applicat I eoo,!. \vh»>n Johnson, the father o f the Since we have been urging the necessity o f our people giving the beet sugar business a trial in this vulley, un idea has gained credancc that we are too far north to pro- duce beets possessed with saceha- rine qualities suflieient to justifv an attempt at manufacturing sug- ar. Just how this lias been a r m - ed at, is beyond our compreheu- t Y oiithlnl S3 sion, for none with whom wo have O tarle ton, Mich., March 21. - conferred about it seem to be able had t<> be cut before tlie nag could Charles Ai«'xie<>tt, aged 12, nml his to give any reason or authority l*e released from its dangerous po- nephew, Dan MexieoU, aged Iff, beyond the bare assertion that we sition. No fu t ’.H-r damage was ! quarrelled yesterday, and to-day are too far north. Il lias« been sustained. V» e are almost sure Dan shot his young uncle. The ascertained that beet.* grown m there will be a new saw mill under result will probably be fatal. si;I f oi rt/iii |»roporty. W ashington Territory jxisscss tin erection in this vicinity ere another j t » v * iT.itciS se.tfc* i . oscn . ¿t • >;«C!iiiit.; to this court from the peii- . lad, stepped out of his house and requisite properties for sugar. The j sjx months mils around, by , San Francisco, March 23.— In asked Watson to release the boy. ti*n present«'«! and filed l*v Nancy E. Y»-.g»-r j z - i i o S 2 2 Z 0 2 3 I ^ 1 ' T 0 - S ! im.Tnlii.ii of the per.-oas and estateof Elisa i Front S:., Marshfleld. Or., follow ing from an exchange shows, couple o f our young, enterprising! the case o f the l uited States ver- L.. George S , Fi rry J*.. and Thus. \V.. Kob- I Watson refused, and Johnson again ison. minors, praying for an order of sale of ! too, that a factory is to be started lii ighbors, who have got the vim sus the San Jacinto Tin Company, I pe,t„ infr for the jH)V»s re]efls0> say. N. P. Hansen, Prop. certain real-estate beloinring to said (wards | there: ‘‘A Seattle correspondent and energy to run it successfully, involving over 81,000,000 worth of ,. , 11,1 i • , • « « that it is for the best iuti-ri-stsof )aaid minor I Agent for Gibbson's fine v. liiskies, an AAA ing that he would take lutn to jail, heirs, ntid n.Tvssary that su«-li real-estate I o f the Portland Journal iff Com property, Judge Sawyer of the should he sold. To wit: Lot one, of section whisky. Also agent for the CELEBRATED and are bound to succeed. himself. .Johnson advancing on 31 in township 38 south of ranno 13 west of ! FiilC AGO KEEK and l ’OKTEK at whole merce has a letter from Lqndon Tinted States circuit court decided sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA beer Occasional which points, at no distant day, to M atson, the latter drew his pisti d i ■ I . ,* - ^ ou draught and in bottles. v3nl9 1 acres oi lana— more or less, Ail of sai«l Mar. 24, ’85. to-day in favor o f defendant. the establishment o f a sugar-beet lend situated in Foos Co. Orearon. It is and warred him to stop or lie ♦ < hereby ordered, that the next of kin of said Village i turned. factory at some suitable locality in I.ul»o I som (orrvsp vm lru cr. kill * him. Johnson still O.) \ ur^»n,*ol ! would 1 * 01 . ov .iu io v u ovu i minor minor mors, heirs, ana and ull ull persons persons interested interested m in either K ing or Pierce couutv. It li.d t ir a o r e , M a r c h JL. A b jie e ia ! . : i .v i,pn W a t s o n fir e d a n d ■ t'u' saul appear before this court on seems that the representatives of Editor H e ra ld : Times are very to the American from L o n a co n in g ,! T V i i , T i \ • | *\o*dnjthe Gth day of April a . d iorr , at c 7 i Johnson . o n t i c m i f fell i j i l and ntirl rvm cf i in- n _ i It II n o r n n k i in n t the n a f forenoon n r e t m i n i o of f c said >nJ d uv nt died o almost o’clock day, at capital there are ready and willing good in this part of the couutry. j Maryland, says fire destroyed . , T , the court room of this county court, at tbe G . M E H L , P r o p . to make the necessary investments A u.viruvj. stepson v*. Of Jolinstm I { court t IF house in Empire VHV, City, in said county. 1 il . 1* 1 • a • ; stantly. 'UW 1 11 TilUUIfC IU JsfU U UOUIUV. We are having beautiful weather - almost the entire business portion I » . I p i I- cbotH at th‘‘n R,ul tllerp to show cause, if nnv there here in sugar-beet lands aud fur Coquille City. Oregon- i* nvimimt Ut am t U Ul O } why un order should not be made, for nish the necessary capital to erect j n^UK'®^ slllllIQe', the suu shines s o ,,f f the the villnap village th this morning, PnLiiL entail- i ... Matson, none taking effect. T oe ' tllp S}Jle of 81,111 real-estate. And it isfurth- Ordern proiaytly filled. a factory ns stx>n as sumo little j wo bright and warm. Our roads ing n 1,)S9 ()f. $50,0(H); insurance . ° . | er ordered that a copy of this order be serv- Please return kegs promptly after being negroes of,the locality became lrn- c-d by publication thereof once a week for preliminary investigations have are quite good, with the exception I $25,000. Lonaconing was nearly y 2 gil emptied. i - . i i i w* l ^ _ ! three .successive w e< »!:fl before the said dav r\/VA /» m ml a ns no L\ A ntiiM/ke it tnuf lw\<le 1 p l1 111 1*1 *11 * ineuiclte)} excited, cind utson W H B . of hearing, in a n ew s»> H | >er of general cir- beea made to American methods ^^of a few niudholes, which will soon destroyed by fire in 1881. hurried to jail. During the even- ! culation. prmted and published m said o f manufacturing the sugar. be dry, if the fair weather lasts. J ® I comity of ( ofM and state of Oregon. Ni*rr«*t Secret. Now, then, if Washington Terri Dated this37th day of February A.D. 188.*«. ing the colored people have Wen Early gardens are W ing planted. W ashington, March 23. The Geo. M. Dyer. tory, which is still north o f us, can gathering in groups and discussing __ Xw_ _ County Jud^e. Ducks and geese are plenty, as messengers and doorkeepers o f the produce sugar, why cannot v e in the affair, nml serious trouble is 1st door north o f O live hotel, NOTICE FOK FFliLICATION. this is their summer resort, and as senate have been instructed not to Land ( iffic,* at Kostljurj; í^rc-pon. I O regon? It has never W en tried feared to-night. M ai n S t r e e t , tiie lake is alive with fine, large talk to outsiders. An additional - - - f Feb 27. 1884. *' here, while it is known for large, T h e ( ociiin” till. VOTICE is her« by «iven that the foiiow- C C Q U I L L .E ; R*°ut, sportsmen are happy. doorkeeper has been stationed at in-r-nanud act tier h;:s fil-d noli«:.- of Beef, Fork Mutton, G roceries nnd sweet vegetables o f all kinds, and j I lofessoi ( aiduell made a pub- th.e gallery door o f the senate open -1 At a meeting o f some o f the cit- 1,1 to fcnai pro..f m »mpport i r I • i ill i ! . . 1 . . .V, , , , , .. of his claim, and Hint Rai«! proof will b< Frovisions constantly on li.and, at especially beets, Coos county can i- oc saie (>£ nis household goods yes- ; mg upon the j.ress room. Tiie «zens o f Cuquillo rive«’, held at Nor- made before ti«« t-firk of c « m > s county, re the lowest market prices, and not W excelled any where. Just final ay. H e has a call to Mondo- ! pujpose is to make sure that the j way on Mar. 2Sth 85, to t.ake into îssrî!^'vî^ Charles' M«.rri?, Fn-èn'V'tioiiìVs.' Fresh Produce taken in exchange. why people try to discourage an S. S. McAdams, Prop- cina Co., Cal., to which he will publication o f executive 6ecrets, j consideration the celebration o f the : ivos* '1’ 5> l~ UUil 1:lSec- enterprise o f o f this kind is a mvs- ^ Tuesd- v3u21 ; which senators think has grown to j coming-1th of July on the fair! ^Ho uann*s the following witnesses t< tery. There is nothing that could Mr. ( heney, who owns the bast i,0 an ovii ()f great m agnitude,! grounds at H all’s Prairie, the fol- ouiiivntion of, ^aid land. ViV.V" U/°I m 111 W done that would be of more : r • •. * , « , ,, Ooqudio , c. . , , . .. . , | freight line between this. plac6 and shall no longer continue, lowing proceedings were had, to wit: j e . r Vioàrbon all of Point. benefit to our people. Just th in k 1 „ r '.i + ^ < )reßou. 1 1 . ; Anderson, Cal., also starts lu e s - ^ i-'i«-ml* m Bteren T. \\h Drane was chosen chair K. K. Jc3< rsoii A. L. Nosier Prop. O. H. l‘rey J ho%v many persons it would give day, on his first trip this spring Laredo, Texas, March 24.— Tn man and (>. Nelson secretary. Wui. F. Pf-njamin. employment. It would require the ioorlOn.TO Ktî^iàt.îV. Main St. CofLiile City, M e already see covered wagons , the town o f Nueva, Mexico, a Mex- C J 7 Grcccn. N2 Moved and carried the celebra services of hundreds o f people in on the move which speaks o f hard ; ican was jealous his mistress, a tion be held at the fair grounds. TIM BEK LAND NOTICE. — -O -— . I . S. Land < -Ilice, K<>s ««iizj;, ())f*‘.'on, ) the factory nml on the farm. The ! times some where. I young Me xican girl o f about 18. Moved and carried the following Fresh and choice meats o f all N owtu I ht 8.>. l-s4. \ fnrmer would then find he could 'V'O'l'K’ K is bori-by t,iv< n that Kiclian Mr. II. Hazleton, of Cottage ! D oing to her room in daylight, he committees be appointed: Execu- Hill lia* i'p¡*¡i< «1 ti* pnrnl>:>!*«• th«* N. 1-. kinds constantly on hand. produce one staple article. finance, ami reception. drove. Lane Co., arrived here last divested her o f all her clothing, i 1 ; o f S. E. ot s^<-tion2 riAMislop 30 sunti ALSO W hen we take into considera evening. H e reports money scarce, securely tied her to the wall with of ran}.'« lôM’i-st.of 'lu* V« islair.:,títinií-rlilia:« The following are the committees Groceries, vegetables and pro o i « finder the net of <- »iiA:r<»s.-, of Ji:n IS7a f. tion the fact it costs our people ns and hard times, in that part o f the heavy ropes, and then deliberately as appointed: visions, etc., etc. nf;0 the fiale of tiuAnr Innd.-t in ifce states o much for sugar ns it d*>es for country. proceeded to cut strips o f llesh from E xecutive—T. W. Drane, «Tos. C.ilitonii i. Oregon, Nevada !u t- i ruor«’ «»■ NOTICE! breadstuff’s, we can see what a sav various parts o f her body, and un- *■() bom M niwy o»*iio«-r.i: Whore«*s ir.v the Dame, «J. Er *d Schvoeder, Jno. Wn-shitgton. The new liquor la Any and r.l! pr r.ions c!aimi:rz .< v. r: ■ . .> ! ;fo. 1 ra «;. \ h;^-. \o.lu»ut ing it would be tor home use, if a na!, on keepers, of ili rents or cutting out lior Kroneiibug, hr., and Asa Myers. place, look ’ h r JI »V ii*-»i. 1« ft r v b -<l un«! anv of t j i a Love lanu.i isr.i t ii!« t: • :r c’ n::, small reduction should be made very doleful. t»«Tlu I n« i 1*1 V.« i.il pi-rsouiv a, niufit « n.)>lh* 1 F ia victim co eat I iiuuo'C. - Fi. ( . Dement, i’-.« t Hen- in Uu- K >.. bur ? ;:.Uu ou Wltlittl O, SIX! V 1 # n ih..; «U bl- « n n.- UK;« l n*i under the imported article which ; The s tl«:-s!i. Her frantic screams der, «Jno. lu x , l’hos. Norris, Jr., O. ‘ ¡ » y t l u r e « . L ill'll! iHJ .!1'J to C.O s •iil I- \ i. H. Wnr.ur. mills in ms parr, wi ! 'r < n . arvh 23. 1' '.'*. «*’. L \ : bv a. r turo, would effect every person. N o w ; irt up !>• >nght assistane*», j jst as ; te ls o n , G eo McEwan, Y. M. Low®, ! ^ au p;;,!:KS'v,:i • >u, a s ti:C demand f. i i:. F. Bt-u .irniu. muid On 3d that the feasibility o f this cut - i ! ! v ialiuman lien« filli;- Filvfiii Pia o f . 1 had lied A. D. Walcott, R. 11. Rosa, Jno. 1 I k to an* imnoe m v< rv great. : ->< i*«ii' prise is to be tested the com ing iil < 1:ere, u n i re.«» i r two: cutting off the en 1 of her toil gue. Levar. SALE LY l D? *LN1SMÍA i KI a . .wing* summer, it is tq be hoped that ev- R eception--A . 1. LllllC, Mrs. \ (H K n t; her *I»y .¡vi'-.i. that by virili HiId «,lo well as lho.--dou*«i ( i i. brute waf jutc . t« d nr d pi; iC( d more i-. in- ,... , ... A1 ... ... í -i i of an order of the county cour* of th. 1 u - ll)tr r«: of in . ih lli.s vietili 1 is < 1 \ tiiis ; ' \ ) g nd; M*d the rri.'H 0 : Olive, «Jas Aiken, Airs. Dixon, \» i s «uto of ()r«p<»n i-»r the «-«>univ of (\»o tns e!;-.: II,. ll,b le t s .f \. u-mic , ,» « \«- ,i « . _ i 1 n ude < > n tin* sch day of J.inuurv. I*--.'«, ii« our county rt heart will give it «all i:e4- : . s. is hi gh, rough lumber is evening. Á . ]>ordel, M Iil. ilaillliiei bui g and j the matter I*f the estati of Jes;.è Jù uts, de- in t< .*•«* Latiti i ‘1 1 : « r- i ».* ’.r*H- the encouragement he possibly ruasiii, <•« ai mu labili* m*-, «Lie udmiuistru day. M.<;» 7. Dim » . Miss Em m a Clements. C ?12 pc t! ion sand, and dressed lum- -1 : K-ih- . .. . trix of *uid esinte, to sell the rc-nl {»roptrtj mson. lf<jim ead N ;i: L b can. M’ ashington, March 23. —Secre The meeting decided that it shall ( Of Willi deceased hereinafter d« scnl>ed, or «»f S \V «. S - 27. N E S o.* • 1 ber 8J0. to M’e suggest that arrangement« \ tary Manning to d a y sent a circu- anil \V oi N AV :4 See. 3 « t s it i Gleaner. be a “ Basket F ic-nic,” and agen cr- ; r alms'alrainaTsaid estât«’*^iind' um ^ He names ihe f ill«,winji v.iiat-s.x s i, -*}./«- -,« to be made to have the trial test j lar h-tter to the heads o f bureaus I ni invitation is extended to all to S Lake View, Oreg. Mar. 15. r Â Â Â ’ ï à i ; his con tin nous resid nee upon, and c«i. i-.v.- ti«>ii of. said bind, viz: made during the fair, at the 1 nnd chiefs o f divisions o f the participate. dollars, in the nuum«-r provided by law for John W. ( >t to the sale of r<‘u! prop- rtv on execution. Halls prairie fair grounds. L S. 1 5« lion ( all «.f An<;«yra. our last issue we failed, Treasury Department requesting! In A vote o f thanks was tendered N<*v. therefore 1 will on Satnrduvthe IStli •Ins. iiervey Oregon. — a «»» « --------- one o - ¿ clin* A. II. Fi.->h , ! tlirongli inndvortenoc, to mention ! tl.rn* to report to him in writing , tbe a w . O .'A . S. for the use o f ! S « ¿ ; k V ¿ ™ ! i S V Í t o \ ^ á ( i h . « , r So fur the prospect for a bit Also at the same time and place. eP in k ston M adie had had ns soon .as practicable whether, in «|.,,:r r. ; r rvrounds f*>r tiie purpose (L><*r. in Emitiré t’itÿ. in saiìl Cous fruit crop in this valley is go<K ] *• ' that (T . . id . . . . . . t . I n ..< • • a j- _ ... i , » 1 1 ! oounty. offrf for sale and « ill f,*r cash do er Richard J. Robinson. Homestead No. 3*138 f«*r the N W q S e. 2 >. T 30 S K 11 West. Little Hi: names the follo-.vim« wi nesses to from thi? prove his continuous r.-siib-noe upon, a n d cultivation of, said land, viz: fact that John W. Otto J. S. Relien all o f Angor.a, more Jas. Hervey Oregon. f Ï Ï S Ï'"nn^ForéCn „Ì A. H. Fisii to bring us in a revenue besides ä I bone square off. H is w ife started ! requested to report whether the ¡ p(linte(1 treasurer, nnd the Bilance ' K J Wm. F. Benjamin. i,tee is requested to eolieit ¡ Ä J ^ ÏS S o filling the local demands as here - 1 for her son, our old friend .T. C. methtnls o f business can lie «>m-1 mar41n33 Register. and report to the | ty of c<*«*s. or so nmcii tln*rp«*f its ma* subscripts tofore. As is known by all, Jack j Laird, when she met him and they , plified, and in general to make subscriptions o or before Juno 20th. j ” ^ ï ry to batisfy the said claim, and « - eon county Bends her fruit to San i proceeded to carry the old man to j such suggestions nnd recommends. treasurer on Adjourned. Eliz«*lH'tb Fonts. m arl On 30 Francisco and makes money at it. his house. D r. Easter was called tions «as m.ay occur to them as to Ad ministni trix T. M . Drane, Pres. how the efficiency o f the service aud with the assistance o f Mr. T o say that Jackson county or any j O. Nelsou, ¡Sect I IMBER LAND NOTICE. may be improved, the business of other county' is better adapted to j succeeded in setting the limb, I . S. Land Ofiice, Rosebnrg Oregon. I T«*aclierM Exm ninatlou. January 28 , issò. *' fruit than this part would be nn ' since which the old gentleman has the department facilitated nnd ex pense curtailed. I ’ rof. J. T. McCormac, our c o u n -1 N ‘ w d Ehasappi’^ ÎVpùrèhaKe’iheS w insult to our fair county. Then, if ^,eon Pitting along splendidly, ty s c h o o l superintendent, held ¡ U yf N E q s e *4 uf N \v >4 nnd N of s T o It(*Nl rlrl (lilnoM* they have to ship their fruit liun- : ^ l1011 yenrs^ i® taken E !* sec. 1& Township 23 South of rnnee 13 C. A N D R E W S New York, March 24.—The H e r - o l d - f a s h i o n e d , written ex- West Will. Mc-r.. under the not o f June 3d dreds o f miles by railroad and , consideration, a speedy rocov- for the Rale o f timlier lands in the Htnteg aid’s Ottawa special says: The nmiuatiou o f teachers here last o 1878 PROPR IETOR , theo twice as far by water as we do, e ’y would be almost miraculous, Friday and Saturday. The ques- f California, Oregon. Nevada and Teritory . . r i 4 . r . t/I o f Washington. Any and all persons claitu- Dom inion Government will intro tions were prepared by tne btate ! iu « adversely any of the above described why can we not ship ours at a pro but up to latest accounts it was CON STAN TLY duce a bill on Tuesday which will Board o f education and sent to our ! Ii,lul8 In««st hie tlieir claim with the register giving him no trouble. fit when ocean vessels land at our provide for a poll-tax upon every superintendent, u h o celled to his j K eeps orchard gates? Give this your at NOTICE. their rights will be barred hy statute, assistance Profs. Miller, Tobias, Chinaman entering Canada, and An assortment o f Wm. F. Benjamin. tention. There is always a good feb 3 Register. Notice is hereby given that bids will restrict the number o f Chinese Canterbury and Slier wood, who market for fine fruit, and we can with Superintendent M cCormac Boots and shoes, by as chairman comprised the board will be received for building a pa immigrants to tie received SUMMONS. produce that kiutl Hats and caps, vilion on the fair grounds at H all's j steamship or sailiug vessels trad- o f examination. The examination, In J cstice C ourt for C oquillk C itt prairie furnishing material for j ing between China and this coun though a long one, was interesting Stationery, Inks, Since the latter part o f winter PRKCINCT. Coos COUNTY, STATU OF O b UGON. trv, on the basis o f so many j>er ; throughout 1 here were fourteen same, as per plan aud specifications O. Reed plaintiff 1 Civil action for and spring have been uuusually and D ry goods and vs > the recovery of ton for the capacity o f such vessel. applicants, six gentlemen to be seen at J. H. Schroeder’s dry, thereby putting roads in bet Jabez Harris defendant 1 money. eight ladies, eleven o f whom receiv It is also intended to require regi»- ed certificates «as follows: In the name o f the state o f Oregon C lothing L a ter shape than at this time in any H all’s Prairie, or at G. M cEwan’s yon are hereby required to he and appear be ! tration of the names and location FIRST GRADE fore the undersigned, a justice o f the peace previous year, road w’ork is greatly Hardware store, Coquille City. dies, Gents K. H. Hansen, o f Garvel F ord; for the precinct afortmid on the 8 th day of Building to he completed by j o f all Chinese entering the coun- needed at once. A hack line to April 1885 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of and Children® June ‘¿ 5th. ’85. Kids must he in | try, so that in the event o f nny Frank S. Bunch and Miss Alice said day, at the office of said Justice, in said Fairview is to be staited as soon as , , , r,nt l 1 . j h I being required in criminal cases, Bunch, ot Coquille.City: Mm F. precinct, to answer the above named plain General fur tiff in a civil action. The defendant will o f municipal taxa- : Volkmar, o f Myrtle Point. a few bad places in the road are pat writing, sealed and sent to J- H. ^ _ f £ \ __________ nishing goods; take notice that if he fail to answer the com 8xr.K»-i««i.liB»- Norway, N r tr w n v ( (Jieg., Ir p fr . o on il o oi r . ,• «. • 1 __ 1 ___ r _____ in order. The timber for a bridge ^chroeder, their whereabouts may l be . SECOND GRADE plaint herein, the plaintiff will take judge also groceries, C. E. Harmon, o f Coquille City; ment against him for $ 2 <*.J 0 and interest readily ascertained. One o f the 18 011 thè ground on thè Coaledo betöre April 10th, '85. thereon from the 23th day of Mav 187!) at Canned goods, l J. H. Scliroeder, I features o f the bill will be the lig - L u cy M cClosky and Jacob S. Bark- one p r cent, per month.aud for hisdisburs- road, and should bo put up. The Cigars, tobacco « Daniel Giles. id enforcement o f sanitary laws. | low, o f Norway; Robert W. Bullard, • mints in this action. The defendant is fur- The committee, nndcandies. H e pays the high ground is in fine condiiion, and one The pollánx will only apply to 1 o f Ram l.Jph; .Miss Rachel E .H off- i / Geo. McEwan est price for country produce raan cau do ns ranch uow as two Chinese women and Ifiborers, and , man, Miss Clotilda Volkuiar and ( court madvnnd dated February 21 . 1885. Coos Co. Or., Mar. 27, '85. vliA3 can after it is drier. C«nll them out, n o t to merchants, bankers or other : Miss Minnie M'ilkins, o f Myrtle J- a . Simon, Justice of the Peace. ilr . 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