Coquille City herald., November 02, 1886, Image 1

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H IN IX E N N C A R O N .
Husband »'■ •m- s
tome i t ni.lit,
Gr'.i a kiss:
Tl.ut’s all ri*:ht.
M. 1 M URPHY, 4. D-
Physician and Surgeon.
Office ovsr Dr. Lencve’s Drugstore.
C o q u il l e
Plnyfiil wife
On liis knee.
Si‘ < and ta'ks.
C it y , O uegon .
Witting tea.
S- N. A. D O W N IN G M- D-
Sudden start.
\lid a stare!
< )n liis coat
Sees a hair!
Physician ami Surgeon,
CoijriM-u C ity , ( ) uu ( h > n .
C h II n —day or in i'fit— Prom ptly
L. F. L ank .
LANE
A
nttendeil
Colored red.
llers is bine«.
Si>bs and tears.
Fuiy— ’thwack!
J ohn L ank
LANE,
Attorney* anti Counselors at Law.
Husband roes
(.tut at nuht.
Won’t cume back
Till he’s tie lit.
Land Casos a Speciality.
Office ou Main Slivt-t, npp> >*c.i* ( ’«.Miuopolitan
Hotel.
Rosebnrg,
Oregon.
J. M. Sun.is.
J ohn V.Gnvv.
-Cor,.us Chris.i (Texas) Culler.
A
Siglin & Gray.
Marshfield. Coon ounnty. Orepon.
R°i,aIu^ fiaddin;». <>in»osit»
W SINCLAIR.
Attorney at Law ,
General Inaurane«* and Kent Estate Apent,
C it y ,
O regon .
T. G. OW EN.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
M vBst(Fo:u>. Oon.
HAZARD,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
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R i o r u m anil Comisrlors At la w ,
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NO. 12
C O Q U ILLE C IT Y , OREGON, T U E S D A Y , N O Y. 2, 1886.
V O L. 5.
C o q u il l e
o
C i t y . O ox .
J 'W . BENNETT.
Attorney at Law,
MAUsHriHLi». O keoon .
D X* WATSON.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
L m ciui : U i n . U i . lj < n .
J. H. NOSLER,
horary rub.ic
v'usciia.u t'li’v. eoN.
. D L. STEELE. M. D-,
Dentist-
The manufacture o f starch from
»tatoes is a profitable business,
potatoes
and nowhere more s*> than it could
be made in the Coquille valley,
It is a common assertion for
our
farmers to tnaue that they world
do nothing else but raise potatoes
if they were sure » f l o o r *20
per bushel at their
places along
the river.
O f course they are
never reduced to anything like
this price, but to insure them a-
gainsl anything like so low a pii»-e
a starch factory might be started.
It would pay to work |H»tati<es on
this coast into starch even if they
cost 50 cents per bushel, the price
of starch being so high.
As it is
the people of this part seldom sell
potatoes for less that 1*0 cents p^r
bushel, I»nt a starch fact *rv world
always keep the price up, let the
people raise wh it they might.
Parties fell us that a Factory on a
small scale such as any farmer
could run, is as profitable as on a
mammoth scale where it can he
sold in bulk. In speaking of the
waste of :• tatt.es there, the .San
Francisco Chronicle is induced to
give tie following good description
of the business:
I he qin^tioii
*(}: tt to do to prevent this loss
seems to be comparitively easy of
solution, and it seems strange that
an effort to that end has not \“ t
been made on this coast.
Every
one knows, of course, that great
quantities of s-tarch aie made from
the potato.
The business, how­
ever, has been almost entirely con­
fined to certain districts in Maine.
In a limited area in that state
there are no less than thirty fac­
tories engaged in the manuf icture
F lo r a » C reek Letter.
volvir g arms gradually move the
Nerv, «» Him R igh t.
i
T e rrib le trcldcnt.
potatoes to one end o f the tank. 1 A Cheyenne dispatch says news
Last Saturday night a section o f
Ed. H e r a l d :— W e
thought a
Here they fall iuto the grater as reached here last night from Car-j trestle work on the Oregon and
)f ' few »terns from this part might be
clean as it is possible to wash them bon that John S. K(*rr, a stock-j California railroad just south
bv hand.
The grater is an iron grower residing at Elk Mountain ; Oregon City was removed and an of interest and so send the follow­
cylinder with projecting points Wyoming, shot his younger broth- ! the following Sunday a large por- ing:
We are blessed with tine weath­
which crushes, grinds and pulver er, W. S. Kerr, yesterday.
The tion of the overhanging rock was
izes the potatoes into a pulp. The trouble originated from the fact blasted off. This rock had become er, fat geese and pretty girla
The Dairymen’s ball on the 23d,
pulp falls upon alon g sieve in mo- that while J. S. Kerr was away : loosened by frost, and tears were
tion, and upon this is constantly fro»“ home the brother, whom lie entertained that the rock would was a success. There was a large
falling a shower of pure w ater! had educated and nurtured, took fall down during the winter and ; ere-,J out, and a splendid time
which washes down, through the 1 the opportunity to seduce his wife block the road aud endanger pas­ had. The music was furnished by
No trains are run on Langlois and Sabine, and the ball
meshes of the sieve, all the starch, j «m l ruin his home.
His son, a sing trains.
nothing being left but the potato i boy of some seventeen years, first the 0. Sc C. Sunday, aud yesterday conducted by, Steve Gallier, Tom
skin and the bn-kcn walls of the j told Mr. Kerr of this state of af- j morning a force of men began ! Lauglois and J. H. Iladabaugh.
starch cells. The refuse, is carried | fairs in his household.
?»lr. J. S. blasting the bluff between Ore- I Miss Maggie Lorentzen took the
in long s p o u ts out of the building, K err immediately deeded all his . gon City and Caneraah in order to { prize by a large vote for the pret­
it being regarded entirely worth- property to his son and went out j straighten out the road between tiest young lady in attendance,
less for n:iv purpose whatever— into the world a penniless and those places. At 8:30 o’clock three j Grandpa Nelson gave the sapper
not tit for manure even.
The heart-broken man.
H e tried to t heavy charges were put in a see- --an oyster sfew.
Mr. A. Button lost his house
sta-ch used in soln ion is carried \ hide his shame from the world, i tion of the bluff and exploded, but
bv other spouts into another p o r - 1 but the facts were too notorious to only two went off. It was suppos- and contents by fire last week.
tion (,f the building and run into j he entirely covered.
Finally an j ed all three had exploded.
Three After the house was found to be
lrtri»e
irge Vats
vats like those seen in a tan- ' attempt was made to rob the boy ! men were then put to work n|>on on tire it ¿was thought the two
Here in the course of of the property deeded to him by j a large section of rock and began youngest children were upstairs in
twenty-four hours the starch set- his father, and tho controversy j drilling in the very hole where the bed, aud Mr. B. rushed up through
ties or separates from the water, , brought*«!. S. K err back to the ! unexploded charge was contained, the flames and threw the bed down
fui|jn,, to the bottom.
The water ■ scene of his disgrace, anil shame. | A little pressure from ji . drill soon and jumped after it. I t transpired
then drawn off by the
means of j In trying to settle the matter with caused the charge to explode, and that the children were not in the
i fau(.ets, leaving the starch as a | his brother, hot words ensued and three human forms were lifted house. Mr. B. was frightfully
semi-solid, pasty mass,
which is 1 W. S. Kcer shot at Ins brother, j from their feet like feathers and burnt.
shoveled up into large boxes, rais- the ball taking effect in one of his fell senseless to the earth.
One
The
schooner
at Blacklock
ed by windlass to the upper part legs.
J. S. Keer, the injured .man, name unknown, had a badly Point was wrecked last week with
r>
of t^e building, where it is dump­ husband, shot back and mortally smashed head and received the part of a load of rock on board.
J. S. K err slightest injuries of the three.
It
ed into cars and wheeled away wounded \Y. S. Kerr.
Jeff Stitt and Tom Langlois are
last
year
represented
Carbon
was
he
who
held
the
drill.
An-
over a long platform to the drying-
the busy teamsters now on the
house, which must be a distance coui.ty in the lower house of the other man named Mowery was in- road between Bandon and Floras
from the other buildings. Here it legislatnre, and was chosen speak-i jr.red so badly that he will die. cieek.
He is generally His eyes were gouged out and his
is thrown upon a floor of scant­ or of the house.
The voice of the cowboy w ill
lings, l.aih'd down, with spaces be- esteemed w herever he is know n, face lascerated beyond recognition, soon be heard no more and the
tween each of about two and one- and the syn.pathi s of the people1 His head, arms and body were people will get a chance to sleep
half inches.
The heat coming up are with him in his troubles.
fenrtullv injured and no hopes are till daylight.
I entertained that he w ill live.
To­
from the furnaces in the base- j
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I I • l i e s .
.« _ mmi I licm Ores«
Peter Nelson will soon go to the
day he w ill be hi ought dow n to this
mont rapidly dries the mass, j
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city for material for making wacrons.
which,
* idling
ap- rt,
drops
\\ ork continues day and night city if it is possible to move him.
A. Dairyman.
through to the floor b; >w the at the Hope ledg< *, on Wagner The third man, Thomas M cN amara,
Floras creek, Oct. 26.
latter having narrower
spaces. creek, which is proving remunera- is in a terrible condition. Both of
his arms nre terribly lacerated,aud
Falling through several of these tive.
Terrific shocks of earthquake
floors it reaches at last tin' roceiv-
Tolu Miller is rigging
his hy- his face Is full of small particles of 1 wpre felt throughout the South on
^ L a r s liiie lc L , O r e g o n ,
ing boxes. After being ground to draulic claim on Farmer’s Flat for rock, his eyes nre also closed, and j tj)0 «22ult.
Immense fissures were
vii.Cfc in -• (•.iii.vt Lui.uin^. ojh kj . siic
a tine powder, it is ready to be put winter and expects to make a bet- the sight pr< bably destroyed. He 1 opened in the ground on Flat T op
tlhOCO libiti.
ijllUllimv >.«** 1:11(1 UilitT
into the casks, or before being ter run than over.
! was brought to this city by Dr. Mountain in Virginia.
Bridges
AlwitiLHiits i.(.u.iiii.-*t( rut tor th* i>a.iut ss
. xtrxetion ot u » t b .
vini
ground it will be found in blocks
Captain Ankeny says
he will ’ White, of Oregon City, and placed j jm(j to ^ constructed across them
suitable for handling and
ship- operate the Blue Gravel hydraulic ’ under the care of Dr. Wm. folios 1 for the passage of teams.
A t sev-
O. E. SMITH,
piug, or ran be crushed into pieces mines on Gal ice creek during the j at St. Vincent's hospital.
H is in- j era| towns in North and South
:eon Dentist.
juries will probably
eventually Carolina, Georgia, and even up to
of tic* size of coin or lice, ¡.(‘cord­ coming season.
ulace
It is a miracle that Cincinnati and Washington the
•1. N. Casteel has sublet the con­ prove fatal.
ing to the demands o f commerce.
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
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tract for digging
C. Beckman's the three men were not thrown off shaking business was kept up at
TJi«‘ I i i ( v%i* In O w i i i i SI osik -.
tunnel on Jackson creek to a min­ the clitY to the road below, a dis­ intervals all day.
The custom
The Manufacturer and Builder er from abroad.
tance of several hundred feet.— house at Charleston was badly
i k
i
I
I f t l l ,
thinks that the m in who is work­
W A’iC U -M ANHli
AND
«■ E v, E LE ’.l,
Blalock Tiros, have purchased a Portland N ews.
damaged.
A t other towns chim-
O o Q .- u .il l e C i t y , O g n .
ing to secure a small piece
of lot of pipe and will work
their
There is a w. man in Camden, ne>8 'vere deroolisued and other
i.f“ Work of all «1« -soriptiuiis done ui short
property substitutes a new and diggins (»n Pleasant creek in tlm
<>1 no, from whose bodv, at different ! damage done.
A t C olumbia they
notice and ixtreruely low prices.
v:tn4H
distinct ambition for a remote and most improved style.
points, there have been taken gold had the severest shock since Aug.
vague one.
Day dreams about
j. ▲ .
There is considerable activity in
At
liars, or, rather, needles.
These 31st, and much damage done.
large estates and princely incomes q1inrtz mining in the
Wagner
C o q u il l e C it y , O r e g o n .
pietvs have varied in length from many places the shocks were pro­
G E N E R A L A G K X O tor the a .,:, of City
may
be
very
amusing,
but
they
are
pj-pok
district,
some
excellent
property, houses and lots, tinnier, tanus,
a half-inch to four or tive inches. ceeded by loud rumbling sounds
ranches etc. O.Uc. in i(eraicl tiuildmu.
1 of potato starch.
Ih e output last „.,t half ho profitable as a vision of ledges having bee» struck there,
and in thickness, little larger than !
heavy thunder, aud wnen the
year was 20,000,000 i>onnds, worth ; :t lot 100 by 200, with a snug little , l D. Brown Sc Co’s new quartz
J P. E A S T E R , M. D.
a darning needle.
The only solu- shocks came the people were iu a
With mill, which is situated about two
P hysician . S vh . k <> n ami O h - uktuician int wholesale3J centsj>er pound at ¡dwelling house upon it.
tion offered is that in early years j measure prepared.
The shock at
Special ancntiou niven ,o dii-ea**-.-. of v«*iu- 1 the least, or Some
£700,000.
The tins before him, a man will rise nipps f rolT1 Gold H ill, commenced
on ami children, aud »til chronic forms of
site swallowed a gold coin, or piece I iueinnati lasted sixty seconds.
price
varies
somewhat,
but
it
is
os-
early
and
retire
late,
turning
his
fn
rrnsh
quartz
this
week.
disease. Cases of obstetrics ’jjlO; teeth ex­
| of gold, which, by some action of 1 A t Summerville, S. C., much dam­
tracted for aOcents each. Special treatment
timated
that
foi
the
purpose
of
)
hand
cheerfully
o
any
and
every
Burra^e
Sc
Pomeroy
have
com-
,»
, • • •
P
,
, age resulted, aud geysers have
for Kheumatiatu and Neuralgia by the med­
icated vapor bath.
n int > staich nt tlio rurnrp kind of work. M p will hftvo ft 1110- rnonood tunneling into tli ir iron
was unsolved and circulated through l)eeu discovered about the city
Office at residence in t’lKjuille City.
given potatoes are worth
from 28 tive for rigorous economy which minf> nPar Bock Point, and will
„ while oily water, smelling very
,
I. O. G. T.
to 44 cents per bushel. Cultiva-
will make it a pleasure.
He will do considerable prospecting there !*
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>f the blood, precipitated.— I Ex. miKh like kerosene, spurted up
tors of the crop in that section say have the vision of the last Pay- nt onop
1
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^ ,the ,,lo o (' P e c p ,ta te d .-[E x .
Morning Star Lodge
constantly mixed with sands of
No* 464,
Meets nt Coquille City every 1 Intraday
eyening. Visiting members of this order, :n
good standing, are cordially invited.
I. O.
O. F.
Coquille Lodge No.53
Meets at Coquille City every Saturday even
ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing,
oordiallv invited.
J C Laird, N. G.
«
A. F. and A. M.
Chadwick Lodge, No-68*
Meets at Coquille City on Saturday even
ing on or before the full moon in each
month.
John Goodman,
\\. M.
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tm t ,
R.
Gen- Lytle Post
N o-
27,
Meets at Coquille City, on every first
Wednesday.
Visting comrads, in go» d
standing, oordially invited.
A. H . Wright, Commander.
a
~
a starch factory is not largo,
O,
ing from $5,000 to £10,000
■
v n ry -
■
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ing to capacity.
With the largo
avail-thin supplies of the raw ma­
1ms not been ma le in
tion.
this
direc­
For the Denefit of those interest­ ers prin.eil )y the state eiwt *1.0u,
ed the following description of the
starchmaking
process
is
given:
rPwivwl '» »"
up;.‘er story, weighed and dumped
,,. , into a basement.
From here they
r. Lillie, Commander,
BLOODED
FOWLS.
" PrT ' 1' K H p M H o ^ . O o
their d iCCinRS L f the S(mtllern Oregon counties ! thrown down, so heavy was the
j cylinder; from this project
several
arms which slowly revolve, keep-
ing the potatoes constantly in mo-
i
Applegate in a short time, hav.
w „ „ ollr riH, t.laek sand. I »hock.
tlmf R.
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j A petrified girl is creating the
Bybee Sc H all’s placer mines on j 5 ! ^ * 'in eLwhersnnnllv'of
latest
at Vandal ia, I I I
Ganvon creek, Josephine county, ! trio
i
»7
a snnolv ! Since tlie discover*v of Miss Ful*
are in readiness, and will be'opor-! ()f G(M>s county bim iuice would i ton 8 l>etrlfied remains, the rela-
nted on a large scale during the ! ftPKVVPr thft ..„^ » os A s ^ vp II or bet i lives have several times been pre-
cominc season.
i
«
as
j vailed upon to allow the body to
The Sterling Mine company is
*V n
improxeuient s le ^ disinterred and exposed several
days m order that those who desire
mont.
E v e r y la b o r in g nm n o u g h t ' nftsoti#tin „ f " r th e
p n rc )nsfi o f m ' f ' . „
,
i
could have an ojqiortunity o f see­
‘
1F8t <Uty Saltmarsh Sc ( V s mines near Ster-
Who knows but what this is
of the workingman
ing this strange transformation.
-.
.8,1° n,<U)e to lingville, and we learn that a sale the proper solutu on of the black
The friends disapproved o f such
convert his eanmigs into real es- has
•
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<
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been effected.
I sand problem. It would doubtless
tate.—Scientific Am.
action all along until just recently,
Preparations for the roinine »«-«-b e n n improve „e n t ou the machine, .
m
In Gal.forma the ser.es ,.f read-
Meets iu this place every first anu third
. , .
.
Tuesday in each month.
All mend,ers in are carried into a long trough,
ood taandi« are oordially invited.
through which passes a wooden
A.
' nieec. alnicinR at
able to net any higher price than i will coine to pass tlmt a judicious
that given, while they would eer- debt, incurred at the beginning o f
tau.ly gladly dispose
o f their a journeyman’s or laborers car?er,
crops at such a rate rather than be will become Ins good
genius,
obliged to see them a total loss.
watching over him, inciting him to
1 he cost or the establishment of all industry and to self-govern-
Coquille City Command, The llotHt“eB
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P—
vea
t i , T r
h
i
T " a0m y
' Z : r ,f
>ear.
It is doubtful if, in the , from expensive pleasures and from ing run a ditch to them from the T ,
long run, California farmers are expensive companions.
Thus it Applegate.
terial, it is strange that some effort
G. A
r V
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v e t o „n,deration
against » - JO for the
V,
,1B ,,I(lnty o f rnin_ m^rfi H ,, lately introduced hy the Gorvalhs haye , he ^
will he taken ont durins the eom- 'aiys.
,
Appleton se- in « winter than for several years ; cllinPse lire ^
,
(aken up agaln on
_
condition that a stone vault be
|„nded in San i provided for its reception.
I t is
S ) V , r t b r iJ a n ^ f t t r t e T T l '
o f Portland, has
on
return certificates understood that there is a move-
£*> r0 * . a
» | n ff
’ .
come to Southern Oregon to look .who it is evident never saw this ment on foot to raise the necessary
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^ ey senes, boiha of his milling interests, country before.
They betray this
funds for this purpose.
Should
reg m should profit by this, for ; hp having a share in the mine on ! i)y tlieir ig ,loranCQ of the geogra- this project be carried out there
if there is a slate in the l uion tliat which the great discovery on Cow
.
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said ; uuuu.cu.
will be hundreds
of
i was made
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J
; phy
of the -----
country.
from
creek
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people
pi
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ppk
nim
rpppnflr
,
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is imposed on, it is Oregon.
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It i« reported that another strike tl,Hl
Price nsked l)y Oninese the surrounding country to see the
The News says that it is proba- has been made not far from the brokers to furnish sufficient testi- petrifactiou.— Ex.
mony to secure the lauding
ble that the steamer Santa Maria residence of Jos. Douden on Rogue
„
w of the
will run between Coos bay and ' I*viT* " ^jCp is 8?|d lo . equal th® j Chinese is said to be $300, and the
The latest social society is the
Pure bred Brown Leghorn «ml Plymouth tion, while streams o f water con- San Francisco the coming winter richness' T\Ve have been*triable | brokers ";ere ieim bur8ed at the “ Social Order of United Liberals,”
Bock Poultry for Hale by Dcrward B. Cart- tinually fall u[x>n the mass, escap- in the interest of the Newport , to ascertain the full
particulars rate of $15 per month, taken from j a lodge of which has been or^an-
wriebt.
Yoncolla, D ook I bb County,
I ized in Portland.
the wages of the coolies.
These re- i coal company.
as yet.—Jacksonville Times.
Oregon. ing from the bottom.
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