Coquille City herald., November 23, 1886, Image 1

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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
NOY. 23, 1886.
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111 SIM'.SS CtBEHV
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Phjsieian iin* 1 Surgeon.
Office over Dr. Leneve's Drugstore.
napes on vol a s ind
l p o flisl t»v thè tuil-wovu slave.
(NHirii.u; C it y , O kegon .
On fre« «loi.fs soi! svilii freeiiiiwi's haiuls
\N «• r«*;ul tlie syuihol fr**e hands t;*iv«*.
S- N. A. D O W N IN G M- D*
O Frauce. th>> lienuiifu). to tlu <*.
Once more, u d«'l»t «*f h>ve \ve owe.
Physician ami Surgeon,
^rn.i r: CirT. t )ui:ooN .
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h»—Prompt l l
ynk .
In pc.wv heneath ihv rlenr de lis
We hail a later Hochauibefiu.
attended
Bis«*. statelv sviu 1 h > 1. holdiii}» forth
Tliy litiht and bop? to all wlmsit
In chains of dnrkin* *s»! ltelt th«> earth
YVith watch-firea from thy tordi, upl
P.evi al tl . pria al mandate stili
W Indi ehaos heard and censed lo he;
l’raee ou miti air ih* i u rnal will.
Ili sii US of lire "1, mandi • fr«*e.
J ohn L ane
LA N E ,
LAN K A
AMt>nh*ys ;iu«i < ¡uaisolcrN ai l.aw.
Lanii Cco:s à Speciality.
Office wu MainS nv:.o,»tK.si!ot iMinojK.litau
Rosoburg,
s
(tr^tjou.
Shine f ir. shine free, a uui’diic; li^ht!
lo Ueas ii's ways and \ irta«-'s aim—
A liidhtnia il » sii the wivtch to smite
Yv'ho shield* his 'io* listi with th> nnii'.i
—John O. V. hitiii-r.
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T u n tly Thnnuini! IVojG«* tfle r
I Jlr 4 iiiid ?*1«J er
J ohn .Y.O bsy .
,î. M. Snn.tx.
S i g i lin Sc G ray.
M a r s e s aai UiHinlors At U w ,
Uttinh^eM. t’otis conn tv. Oregon.
f)*»*oa—ttoliand oinldinvf. opposite Hlanito
ki«tn.
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S IN C L A IR .
Utoriiry <ii law ,
Hi-neral Insnrauce and lieal Kstate Ayent.
C o g r u .L E ( T t y ,
i.a itr.itT v .
lilt* land, that, from th rul of kin»»*
In frrcinn us. itself n»H«.U* fr«*i—
4 H»i* old -world sister—tons Lriiu.s
Her sculptured dream of liberty.
M M. M U R P H Y . M- D
( ’u!ii» —ù«»v
or
O u eoon .
T. G. O W E N .
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
M.1MHFIKLP. Oon.
s. H. H A Z A R D .
more trouble is feared to-morrow.
The mob lacked organization, oth­
er \v ise t lic-y would have ¿»ecu *1*uibt-
less more successful.
I he author­
ities fear an organization will be
effected to-morrow.
The whole
affair is the result ot dilatory ac­
tum on the part o f the courts in
dealing with murder cases.
Niue
murderers are now ly’ ng in the
county jail. All doubtless would
have s m u g had the crowd succeed-
ed in getting into the building,
Old citizens declare that to-night s
demonstration exceeds anything
semi since lS5u, when the vigilantes
ilid such effective work. All classes
join in pronouncing (¡oldens» n s
crime us the worst known.
(»old-
enson i- lying in the county jail,
frightened almost to death. Every
yell o f the iuob strikes terror to
hi - craven heart.
> « S m «
£ jiii'it o f the f *»•»•«*-..
San Francisco, Nov. I 2.
l lie
i he Sunday \\ eleome sounds
Mttmit* Ivelly niuider is .-»till tin*
the slogan for Hewitt and LVnno-
universal topic.
G«»hlens«»n «1**-
yer for 18S8, which, by the way, is
clares lies shot the chihl because
not far off, Mr. Cleveland.
So far
she bothered him. Since the com i­
; as Pennoyer is concerned it is
ty grand jury indicted him he is in
worthy o f the highest consideration
the county jail, ami is glad to get
o f Eastern democratic statesmen;
there, a* the crowil arouml th eciiy
for he is recognized as the fore­
jail caused him great uneasiness.
most champion of labor on this
• M ob law was freely talked ot d in ­
Pac'tic coast and yet beyond any
ing tin* inquest, and it was only by
suspicion« fsym pathy with anarch
I strategy o f the officers that tin*
i.-ts. He could carry Oregon “ as
crowd was frustrated.
Even otli­
easy as f illing off a log,
ami wo
cers o f the law were heard advo­
believe the same as to California
cating lynching.
I he sherifl or­
ami Nevada, llis name would «*n-
dered all his deputies, over twenty,
sure three it. erwi.-e republican
on duty about tin* jail to-night.
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e 1 ect<1 r..I votes and probably tour-
mass meeting was held at the Met­
t **«-1 ». JVnnoyer's name woul« lie
ropolitan lem p ie to-night to take
a timer ot t rength w itli the !; >. ,r-
; notion in the matter.
I’he cull
mg masses in e\ery state, i ’a -« it
reads as follows:
ma »erat.
Kvtuiin:
a timi
Mritl»KK! Mt'KDEK! .Ml'KIU.It!
i lie legislature ist*» soon meet,
The chastity o f our daughters
has been dealt ti foul, cruel blow, and it will now be in order for tin*
an innocent, harmless child Ims people to petition that body fo» tin*
beeu shot dead by a cowardly as­ enactment o f some laws •• ;»:«*:i !: *y
sassin. A little orphan darling has have n«» intenti«»n «>1 enf« rein::. ! :
been left with neither father or th«* pe«»[>le o f this part < m (b . . : i
Sau
NO. 15.
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itivi«*** to ; i Y«m»^ Vlsui.
l>:«-;ro I.«(<<•»•
l*r«»(4*<‘lioii l'«r ou r Salm on.
Sau Diego, Nov. 13, 1SS(>.
Don't lose your grip, my boy.
Now that the ^legislature *is t to
Ed.
H euald : Having many , Hold onto yourself, ami believe in soon meet, our people should at
friends who read your
valuable
your destiny.
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^ *-T There are times in once bestir themselves to get a Jaw
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paper, 1 take this way of talking the life o f every man, 1 suppose, passed protecting our salmon in­
to them, and telling them about when he wonders if life is worth dustry. W e o f Coos county have
San Diego and Southern Colifor- living; when he believes the good no protection laws o f any kind,
nia.
Many changes have been and evil in this world, the pain and while the Columbia river is well
made in way <*i‘ improvements pleasure, the wrong and the justice, protected. F ishing out o f season
since 1 first came here, and since the happiness and the suffering, is one source o f destruction to our
my last letter. This place is stead- ami despairingly thinks the black fishing interests, but the wholesale
¡TV growing, ami one o f the largest side is the broadest, ami there isn't destruction o f young salmon with
wharves in he world is being built enough r,ood in life to make it hook anil line, by children princi-
here and will be completed this desirable. He thinks “ the earth is pally, is greatest o f all.
This is
winter. Large briek blocks are given into the hands o f the wicked,” continued for several months dur-
constantly going up and a great he sees that “ man is born unto j ing the spring and summer by
eflort is being made to suppiv the trouble*, as the sparks Hy upward.” hundreds o f persons. It is safe to
town and surrounding
country “ The wicked live, become old, \ea, say that there are five young sal-
with water, iron pipes (8 in c h ) are mighty in power,” while w is -. mon destroyed iu this way, for
has been laid across the'hay, under dom orieth in the streets, homeless every grown one caught by fisher-
go foot o f .rater to the peninsula to as a tramp and friendless as a last uien on this river.
In fact any
supply water to tin new growing ; year’s candidate; he sees the wick- person who 1ms made any observa-
town on that side. After the pipe ! f.q llinil spread himself like a green , tious will say this is altogether too
was bud, it was broken by the an- , bay tree, with a home iu a town, low an estimate. I f these young
choi of a p issing selxrmer and it a cottage at Cape May and a shoot- fish amounted to anything when
"a s a ddlicult job t«> repair it. ¡ti^ |,oX in the mountains, and only j caught, we should not say a word,
1 fivers were sent for to 1‘ risen w ho j j !:,y thirty cents on the dollar, but they do not since a day’s catch,
have been at wo: k at it for the last while honest industry pays cash amounting to hundreds, are sold
week. 1 understand that it is imar- . f( r bis hickory shirt and overalls ! f°i 50ct« to a dollar.
It is like
ly finished, i heir wages are 810.
,b,,s j,, f|u. street for 81.50 a eating the seed instead o f sowing
o
furnish
water
has
per hour,
day. Then there is a little strug­ for a crop.
e»»st t lx4 ( '< i. 81,000,000. The sup­ gle , and if he is a man worth living,
As will be seen by an item else-
lí y is abumh nt.
he is going to live. I f he has a whero in this paper, which we clip
I must ti*ll you of my trip up b*
( )| I San ldego, :c- it is called her«4,
four miles fr»un San Diet;«». It is
on«4 hundred and seven years old;
is built at the m< nth of San l)it*g«>
river on False hay, ¡it i>it tty siia ,»«*.1
No
bay. but very shallow water.
The old
I n «at > e ver e< n>4* in it.
dob\ building S look ancien», «lll«l
<*in art ■ oiiiv the \valls
t he lia »St i f
with v ¡ml*>\v hoi es alni t h ¡or ways.
Th «4 tbi t floors, Iliant ; ricked and
Slllootil, sliow«*d that : «une time
i»
lui.-y i‘*.*«*t had 1 «•en the:re. A ie\v
of ti:«* t !d setti«*! s still iire iiore.
old, S Ì ! V
1 * saw a IHW TO' * t ! i ! ■r'
s *IS hit»'4
1 I >);lii" I : b , u hose h d r
d among
Stil! tin4 I« mi
Id I ; 1.
:
ii !. A
S i U 1V • ed me a
I-
dung ami should be : 11, i » i t • k 11; XV11 1 '.aim tree <>\«*r t »ne bund u4d years
O f all 1'!«* old. It wa.- ab« »nt b »rty {‘««•t high
f» r their own credit,
.,1 ♦!
laws enacted of late y utrs, few .•■r«4 and *. : • Hit 2« 1 incile s tide! v ai T: : « *
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t iu tlx* c ases ! ;;-■«*. * t st i*i nei! •tran*. «* a town
o nlv f» >nr
w\*,ipoa til«4 like this ¡ « demi a n i 1
n»l • ame mi a aw ¡v ir*.>m 1 he t>.; -y city «»t
gambling, the liquor,
laws. W e never fail t<> ivo nest San í liego with it*- H H!i, ) niomey-
manly faith that he was put on this j fi’om the Coos Bay News, Cbns.
p] 1M(r.t with mission nobler than I Eckhoff, one o f Coos county’s best
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
E mpirk (’ ity . O os .
i:: - hack and stomach, destiny be- citizens, cleared 8750.00 per month
yond two changes <»f raiment and ! during the fishing soason, with one
BENNETT.
three meals a day, he will face his | boat, over and above all expenses.
Attorney at Law,
m»n Hies iik«4 a man, and buffet! L here is nothing to hinder hun-
M arsi u ii : lu . Oumeiit.
them a<id<‘ like the waves o f hq ' droils o f the settlers on this river
angry stream, though year after i ^ro,n doing as well, when our sal-
~~ D- X j . W A T S O N .
y e a r they double and beat and • ,,,<m ar* properly protected, and
Attorney and Counselor at Law
break upon him. He grows into n | ^ ‘ is in addition to the fisheries
L mi ' iri ; C ity , O reoos .
giant while he faces them; he « l4- i
cannery already in operation,
J. H. N O S L E R ,
v. lopes a rugged grandeur o f man- i -^s ^
w e haw the goose that lays
Notary Public
h o o d , ami h*> will not measure life tlie golden <4gg, and it were penny
Coruna.>: i ' h y . 4 > i . n .
l»y the narrow boundaries o f the
Hn(l P°und foolish to witness
«•radle and un* grave.
L'li-msamls Iits destruction when a remedy can
D L. S T E E L E . M. D*.
.f mini'll! place qeonle endure be applied. Another loss that the
Dentist*
dav, than t>c«>!>le tliemselves could remedy is
I ^ X a r s lx fle lc l, O reg*caa,
i,.,. p.isseu
Office in Holland building, opjH.sit«*
ii1 »ugh in that occasioned hy the presence at
a
Blanco Hotel. I.uuuhin»' j _* hs and other
ii . * -. Be l.i.ive, my h o y . j the mouth o f the river o f the hnn-
»Htestheties i dieinistered for the painless
i
D tir t r o u b le s
iu th e face; j dre«ls o f sea-lions that congregate
attraction of teeth.
v4nl
from her brow, or avenge the cow-
ua a.-ure th«*m hy í!i<* sulierings o there every season. It is evident
O. E. SMITH.
| that these beasts devour eight or
ardly deetl! Men of San Francis-
t’ »«* «4aríy C h ris tia n s , and you ii
^ H ^ S u r g e o n Dentist,
co, attend th«4 meeting at Mi«* Met-
a ¡taiucvl t< grumi»] * or groan. 1> ^ ten (<*ns o f fish «laily, and it is
claimed that they scare away to
J. Burdeit.
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
other streams much more than they
vlnl.
:.ili«-<l V-' ;j ¡»go2'M‘ T’Pii; »*.
I eat. This, however is denied by
its wisdom may adopt.
Ou 1 utvdnv uiterm>«>n, iaxlerick » some, who claim ihat nothing can
Many entertain the i«lea that th«4
& &
Lack <»f “ OI«l ( ¡rant was munlered at Antelope, J turn a salmon from entering the
pris«>ner will he mobbed before special enactments, but it must be making peojjle.
vtatch - makei ;
a m » jenveheu .
discouraging to mir legislators tor l’owu* in the hills is the ruins »t in East<4ru ( )regon, by a horse thief, 1 stream iu wuich it w-as hatched.
O c x ^ v iille O it y , O g n .
morning.
|^f‘ Work of «»11 descriptions done at short
Sau Francisco, Nov. 1*2.—The us to pay no attention to ?i statute Lort St«»ckton, which was once a whom he foum d in ¡»«»ssessiou «»f a This, then, is another evidence o f
notice and extremely low prices.
v.lidH
meeting at the Metropolitan Teiu- for which they have labored har«l busy ¡»«»si hut long since ihuudo:!- horse stolen from (¡rant’s brother the immense loss by catching the
<m ()ct«»l»er 27th. After Mr. Grant fish when they nre only three to
ple to-night protluceil the
most at our request. The non-ohser-j cd. About one-hali ami»«4 up the
J.
startling results.
The hall was 1 vanoe of a law is a stigma on the l iver is tlu4 water w«»rks that sup- : recognized tin* hoi-e, the man said j five inches loug. It is a fact well
CoguiLLE C it y , O kegon .
OENEKAL AGENCY for the saf** of City j crowded, there being at least 3,000 on the name <*f the pe«*ple for ply the city ol San Ci<*g<>
h
with he would go down to Durbin s and known that they are inclined to
property, h<»us«*s hi »< 1 lots, timber, farms. !
1 he engine and w’orks j cause the arrest o f the man from come to streams from whence they
ranches etc. Ollic** in Herald building.
people in the hall.
Fifth
street whom the same is enacted.
It is water.
Ii whom he got the animal.
Arriv- emigrate.
was crowded with people also, the violating o f minor statutes w ith were made in Lock port, N. Y.
J. P. E A S T E ll, M. 1).
Let us hear from the people
P htsiciaj *. Sen«»»«» »»ml O bstltui «.* ias . T here were probably 10,000
peo- impunity that leads t<» the com.uis- drives a stream o f water 14 inches ¡no at Durbin’s tin* man attempted
Spt-cial attention Kiven to dweaHe. of w«.n»- Djfc in and aroun(l the hall.
The sion o f crime,
in diameter up a hill
«»1 a mile to run oft’, and Mr. (¡rant followed along the river regarding the des-
en aad childron, and all chronic iornmof
, ,
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into a reservoir.
i he w ater is on horseback heading him o ff traction «M young salmon, or the
d.aeas«.. C rbos O f obstetrica »1«»; teeth ex- ! meeting was addressed by several, *
Our
farmers
would
do
w«vl
to
|
traated (oral)«sent*each. SjK-ciid trealment iiicliulillg Milhllestadt, the dymi-
pumped from th«* San l)i«4g<> river | bo man tired two -hots at Gran t, advisability o f establishing a hatch-
for Uheunmtjsra and Neuralgia by the im d
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pay
more
attention
to
the
p
iv
d
u
c
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a curious stream wholly under the last one striking him in the erv.
icated vapor bath.
miter. The ominous cry <»f “ Hang
Office at residence in Cotiuille 4’ity.
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Yov groilud. Nothing can be seen in ! month, killing
him
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instantly.
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him began to circulate, ami s(»«ui ti«.n o f heavy draft horses.
Tlu*
Aiitcriciiu
Itir«l.
I. O. G. I .
. spied. A nmn entered the hall these there is the greatest demand t|]e river bed but sand, which is Yesterday a report was received
Morning Star L odge 1 with a rope on a pole, and the and the highest prices in the mar- j „bout ioO yds wide. H ater is bo | that a large f«»rce o f Indians and
Fargo, Dak., Nov. 14.— W hile
kets.
I
he
heavy
h«»i>f
iiee«l
not
neai
the
surfiice
that
n«>
irrigation
|
cowboys
had
surrounded
the
mur-
j
farmer
in one o f the central coun-
H o* 4 6 4
I crowd rushetl downstairs and was
Meet« at Coquille City every Thursday,..
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croWd outside which l»e a horse without good action. It is lie(Hl«4«l,and fine farms can be se«4n derer in the
mountains
near | ties the past week was driving
evening. Visiting members of this order, m jomeii
a crown ouisuie, 'u ntil is not the amount o f flesli and bone,
®
good standing, are cordially invited.
away up the ii\ei with th«4ii orange (rra»it s Station, and were haviug a home from town a large eagle nine
started for the county jail.
As it
but its distributi«»n that make
moved along it was augmented by
horse clumsy.
The farm hoi
thousands from
all directions.
O. F.
An iin|M»ri»i.l( i>«*ui!Hioi..
shoulders and attempted to get
I. O.
must be a horse «»f all work; but for «¡¡an boys. The school was just
When the crowd reached the Bald­
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away with him.
After 'a hard
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! out as wre came by the house. About
Coquille Lodge No.53
¡d' that the size
oar farm lioise
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In
view
o
f
th<*
fact
that
the
ques-
tussel
he
overpowered
the bird,and
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.
| ;>() lads, well dressed, horn o to 14
Meeu at Cr>qu»lle City every Saturday even win Hotel, it turned up Powell could
be increase«I with advantage
^ 0 jj
were to he seen.
I talk-1 t-ion o f licensing saloons without a ! tied it with his lines, securing it
ing. Visiting brethren, iu g«*>d standing, ¡street, and from thence proceeded
to
the
farmers.
b«*cause
spiied
has
wit
Ii
oue
man
fifty
years
«»Id, petition has been widely discussed i alive
He took it to town and sold
oordiallv invited.
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Laird. X. G. j to I Stockton and Du|x»nt out to the
J*w.
i
S. Wriiii,
a
A. F. an«l
M.
C h adw ick Lodge, No 68*
Manta At ( W iill* * C ity on Saturday «ven
ing on nr l>**f»>rc th»« fu ll n»«»«»n in
Ill «
enur
* ho I’
njunth.
John Goodin
W. M.
G. A
Gen*
L y tle
R.
P ost No-
’
Meets at C«M,uille City, <>n every first
\v«dnes«lav. \isting ciiurmls, in g«M»a
standing, cordially invited.
A. H. Wnght. Ci.mumn.ler. _
n
-*,-.
n itY r f n m m f l n i l
C o q u ille C ity C o m m a n d ,
2 S To.
Meet« iu tbisitlMSe «-very first and third
Tuesday in each month. All ineii'b«*rs in
ood taandig »ire o«»rdi.*illy invit«*d.
a., O.
c.,
A. T . Lillie, ( ’onmiander.
BLOODED
FOWLS.
jail. Meantime another crowd form­
ed on Kaarney stn4«*t ami started
for the same destination.
\S hen
... .
S w
fXo,il i
««•“ ^ ^ -**■
\ ^ i r ,i,, to tip> liBhted °; bi8
;
i *;■ ;•*- f p
ot ,he ; t ' ! * f-r ^ i" bri»«Ms ^ «»
U
(S
g: i will want to p know’
«••« what » those
;•... cu n - i follow ing t rrom
r : an : Astoria letter to i caged till D akot(i c-ele
a %%k
p a t
H
is admitted
as e
,
• -, .
t lilt?
he U
cr«»w«l
'M G l w
vxin
a s ru
»ill t a t t lie jn
j a i n l it w a s
lected
the
horse • we
need ’ the
com- i ou8 slltipetl piles
()f dirt_
are. I On
the Prohibition Star:
B e have i 8tate, when it will be carried at the
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vmw
I estimated at from 15,000 to 20,000. Imct’ actl * w® ^ 7 auuuiil
| «>«*' "'»•>’ *»«ck we passed the hru k obtainetl an opinion here, or decis- ! head <»f a jubilee procession. I t is
One man demanded the prisoner.
The Southwestern Oregon k e_ oi^Vuid ^ till^ oth er yards* using
i and was immediately siezed, haul- corder is to be moved to the prom- C(,al brought fr«nu Australin. They
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ed in anti.locked up.
The police ising town o f Bandon, at the mouth cannot supply the demand. Press-
then charged the crowd, using their o f the Coquille.
This is as
it
l»ri«:k are broiuglit liere from
f
aud
,
hemU an(l should be, and we hope to see the 1
ttt »
of
Vf* m
I*->n TAtlidr, in the Circuit* Court on j believe«! since the election that
aa «ppcal that is a great victory, 1 both parties will be in favor o f
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think, for us. It is in effect tlm t jp p g ^ y admission, perhaps with
every saloon ke«4jH*i desiiiug to sell Montana as a Democratic state.
licpmrs at retail must first advertise
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w hi« h are used in street fronts. 1 the names to the petition as well as
backs were bruised. Six men have B e c r d e r and Banda., flourish. ! Haw Ml, Mast, from Myrtle Point.
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already tieen l»r«»ught to the h«»s- Mr. Chilstrom will he connected Ho left on last night’s steamer f(»r , the P t,tlon’ for one “ 1<|,ntl1’ J hls
pital. For over an hour the plaice with the Recorder, anti no new pa- home. M. H. Morrison’s folks are re\«»kes the license o f the hist sa-
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h„ , r , n the
„ l T :„l „Hr will pe
be started an stated « few well. \V. H. Nosier ie
w ell; 'loon in Upper AXorie.
Now, I
continued
to charge
he preaches occasionally in the understand that it Iris been the
heat them with clubs. The crowd weeks »igo. 11 is eviti« ut that Ban- !
Unitarian church. Friend Canaut
other
would run half # block nud cry , Ion will umke oue o f the lxwt towns i ^ e d h e r e n t e » d a y s 'a g o ,
T<* j
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“ Rats” and immediately return, iu Southern Oregon, and the R e- i the G. A. R. boys I would say that Parls o f tlu htati* t«» giant hcei^e*
The police did not fire n shot, a]- corder will doubtless advance its Gen. O. O. Howard met with us in without the petitioners names be-
though the jail was full o f Win- ini, rests very materially.
One Hinsh>mau post, o f this place, last ing advertised.
All such licenses
Chesters and there were two gat- thing, and that is a lthtral patron-
! ud 'sany stories lie M d ^ n s CH11 be revoked, (providin g not
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1 *»e News gives an account o f a
mao losing $580 two vears ago at
Marshfield and how the same was
^
’
found where be empUed « etraw
bed while moving to Ten Mile.
raonfiy W08
currency, some
o f which was not m ined by the
.
. _
ciements. A young man was tiled
; ior th® stealing o f the money, but
»a s discharged.
ling guns on the naif. About 125 age o f the paper, will do more to T lie'lV . u '.A . met byTmdbdfon o f “ c»’e than six '»oa th s have elapsed)
The people o f San F rancisco are
Boek Poultry for sale by l)t*rw nrd B. Cart- police were present.
At 11:40 build up the towu than anything the post.
! ■' aPP^a ° 10 Lircuit (o u r t o f awakening to a sense o iff f duty, and
are condemning slugging matches.
wrijrtit.
Yoneoll«.
Con^nty^n J the crow<j began to disperse, b u t 1 else.
1
Henry H. Nichols.
your district.
Pure bred itrowa i,evh „m „ad Plymouth