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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEB. 22, 1887.
VOL.
11 m
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FIRDI ItONFliriC«..
milk. Thus the farmer]] gets the
market price o f creamery butter i I have not seen a copy o f the
Impulsive Ned. the other night,
for Ins product less the 4 cents per H erald for two weeks, although
Did quarrel with his gal;
: m . m . m u r p h y , m d
She
left
him
in
a
wretched
plight—
pound for manufacturing and mar the mail from the coast has failed
P b)sicinu ami Surgeon.
His darling, blue-eyed Cal.
keting, settlements being made only once or twice to arrive here on
Office over Dr.Leneve’s Drugstore, ! When next he saw her on the street,
weekly or monthly as may bo a- time. It may he the fault o f some
[^He dropped down on his knee»
C oquille C ity , O regon .
And cried, "Dear Cal, forgive your Ned—
greed upon.
In this way lie gets ; postmaster; they are a little care-
Let’s smoke the pits* of pence.”
much more money for his butter • less sometimes, in fact, the one at
S ! N.’A. D O W N IN G ¿M. D- She turned—it was another girl.
than if lie had made it at home this place is not infallible—you
With eyes as black as jet.
Physician and Surgeon,
Who smiled aud said, "Get up, young man | with the added advantage o f re
don't always, sometimes get your
(’oqUll.t.U ClfY, O k UIJON.
I’ m not the Cal-u-met.”
lieving
his
household
or
himself
Cull«—day « r ni^lit—Proiuptly nttendid
mail here when you call for i t —we
Crctiiiicric«,—l ‘ tiilmi«-l|»liin Itiiltei*. o f much disagreeable drudgery.
j have a good postoffice. It is very
The creum gathering method is discouraging to write under the
I ' hthici iN, S ubi - k ' in nud O bhtktbk ian .
The manufacture o f ‘‘Philadel
Special attemiou nivt*n io dineuHt's of wom
the one adopted in all localities above circumstances.
en and children. nud nil chronic form« of phia butter,” which has long been
where new creameries are being
The so-called Italy o f Oregon
d iw iM . ( ’.isi-s of obstetrics ¡f 10; teeth ex recognized as the choicest article
tracted for f>0 cents each. SiH*eial treatment
built. It is on many accounts pref has sadly come to g iio f this winter.
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia by the med in that line made anv where, has
icated vapor hath.
within the last half dozen years erable to the old plan o f carrying We have had deeper suow than
Office at resident» • on (’ unniiii’ hHin ere« k.
been largely transferred fr o m the ail the milk to the factory and car i they have had in the Willamette.
D L. STEELE. M. D-,
hands of the individual farmers rying the skim milk home. F,ess The snow has disappeared at Port
Dentist*
into the control of the creameries. work is required, as a few men and land and we have a good three
field., O regon , These creameries are scattered teams can do nil the collecting and inches left. We have had cold
Office in Holland building, opposite
manufacturing, while the farmer weather, too; the thermometer has
Ulnnoo Hotel.
Laughing gas and other about the country, in convenient
aiiiesthetics admiiimtered for the painless locations, aud have become quite can attend to his work at home marked 12 below the freezing point.
extraction o f teeth.
vtnl
numerous. They tire all establish instead o f spending an hour or two We have had from three to ten
j m v o l k m a r .; m . d . ments of limited capacity, calculat every day delivering his cream to iuche; o f snow all the month. The
ed to handle the milk products of a tho creamery. In some cases the snow that fell on the first is still
Physician and burgeon.
territory small enough to insure opeiator o f the creamery buys with us. Our young people have
H AN D o N.
OREGON.
past
freshness o f the milk when deliver the cream at so much a measure, had much fuu the week
O. E. SMITH,
ed. The average output o f these usually estimated to make a pound “ coasting,” and many o f tho older
Surgeon Dentist,
i concerns is 250 to 300 lbs of butter i o f butter. In this case the price ones have enjoyed a regular old-
W e have
I per day. At first they all made ! paid for the cream is regulated by fashioned sleigh-ride.
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
I skim milk cheese also, but this is ; the price the butter brings iu just such weather here one winter
v 1 n 1.
The loss of
discontinued because it is unprof ; maiket. Tl*ere is not much differ- out of every three.
L F. L ank .
J ohn L ane
euce to the producer which plan cattle and sheep has been quite
itable. All the creameries within
is adopted. The operator usoumos
LAN E & LANE,
Our public school w’as
I forty or fifty miles o f Philadelphia or is made to assume, all respon severe.
Attorneys ami (oimsHors at Law. ! were built to make both butter and sibility o f manufacturing and compelled to shut down for three
Land Cases a Speciality.
cheese, and the patrons all deliver- ! marketing and may he held to ne days last week on account o f the
Office on Main Street, oppi»site Cosmopolitan
ed the whole milk every morning. ! ?oun* f 01 ^ ie ciea^.
ma> reeei\e deep snow.
Hotel.
r ,.
,
, . v
,
, in either case.— National Stock-
There was a good attendance at
Roseburg,
Oregon.
In the west and in New England . mRU aiul Farmer.
the Temperance Reform club hall
J.M. Sici iN.
J umx A.G biy . a different method has been more j
last Tuesday evening. Mr. Mullen
Sign * o f'T lie T i m e s .
Siglin & Gray.
recently adopted, and instead o f
Attornmaiid Counselors At Law, collecting the milk o f a neighbor- i There are indications that the and Rev. J. R. N. Bell addressed
the meeting. After the speaking
Marshfield. Coos county. Oregon.
hood at a common point, only the
i cause o f agriculture and labor
OvrtcK—Holland building, opi*osite Blanco
six delegates were elected to the
Hotel.________
v2nJ'.* crGnm is co lle ct«!, the gathering | ~ ¿~he more Cul|j
ecognized in
being done by men and teams in the immediate future than it has State Temperance Alliance which
w . SINCLAIR, ~
will be held at Salem on the 18th
the employ of the managers o f the
in years past. The passage o f the
Attorney at Law.
inst.
General Insurance and Real Estate Agent, creameries. This plan has its ad bill in the house o f representatives,
The old lien lias lost her nest-
vantages in the reduction o f time
C oquili . e C ity , O regon .
by a large majority, creating a de-
and labor required to handle tho ; partment o f agriculture and labor, egg. The woman suffrage act of
T. G. O W EN.
Washington Territory has been de
whole milk, as there is no skim
; with a cabinet officer at its head, in
Attorney and Counselor at Law .
milk to deal with, only the butter | a recognition o f the giave wants of clared unconstitutional by the su-
MAHSHviuLr», Oon.
! premo court.
That ends
the
and buttermilk.
The cream is
i the industrial people. In this re-
¡separated on the farms and skimm- ! spect the United States has ever j woman farce in Washington, for-
S- H HAZARD.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
I am l nud collected by the gatherers, been behind the conservative coun ovoj . It was only an experiment
i a s results have most plainly de
E x tra s C m , < Kin.
j whose routs are sometimes as much
tries o f Europe.
Although more
; as twenty miles long going by one ! than three-fourths of the people clared. A letter from Olym pia to
J. W . BENNETT.
| the Oregouii.n by a party who was
! route, returning by another. This
Attorney at Law,
1 are engaged in agricultural and
plan makes a little more work on mechanical labor, yet it has never I in favor o f woman suffrage W’rites:
M AissuFiKi.n. O bboon .
“ As far as can he learned a major
l tiie farms, as the milk must be set
:
before
been
thought
necessary
to
D* 3L. W ATSON.
for creaming and cared for in have their interests directly repre- ity o f the women seem to he satis-
Attorney and Counselor at Law
nil lespeets as if the batter woe to , sente(, ,)y a (lepartnient o f tbe gov. \ tied with the decision. It seems to
E mukk C ity , O bkoon .
he a general impression here that
be made at home; bat the cream is j ernmen,
A ltboagb the entire wel-
c o lle c t«! every day. or every other fare
the uation depen,U upou if women had been satisfied with
J. H .N O S L E R
day, and carried to the factory. the agricultural prosperity o f the the power to vote, which was the
Notary Public
Farmers must have suitable ar country, yet their lights in this only power the legislature o f 1883
CoQtTiLLK C it y , O o n .
meant to convey, without seeking
rangements for keeping their milk
respect, as well as nuny others,
m c m il l a n b r o s .
until the cream rises, which iu have been most studiously and to push themselves into notoriety
F lic tc g r a p lie r s ,
I by sitting on .juries, and pushing
many instances requires the use o f systematically ignored.
But the their way into the political arena,
Marshfield. - - -
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- Oregon.
Gallery opponiti* Senpstacken’ s drugstore. ice in summer or a good dairy people are now awake to their own
tin» result would be far more satis
y 5 h 1I)
house with plenty o f cold water.
interests and are beginning to factory in every way, aud many an
The cream when all collected and awaken the country at large. Or
delivered is placed in a large vat ganizations such as the grange and unpleasant scene would have been
WATCH-MAKER
AND JEWELER,
prevented.
abused greenback party,
O oQ iiill© G it , O gn . to ripen and is churned the follow- i
It is well known that the woman
The churns holding | which were composed alm ostwhol-
£}f"W ork o f all description« done at short ling day.
jury system has caused trouble in
notice and extremely low prices.
v:in4M j about 200 to 300 gallons but foi |y f)f farmers aud mechanics,though
churning only one-third to one-half they seemed to have accomplished more than one family in this ter
Gen- W A L L A C E ’ CAMP. the churn’s capacity is put into it
ritory, and has led to tho bitterest
but little in a direct manner, yet
ISTo. 2 , S. c f *V.,
at once. The churns are cylindrical indirectly their influence has been feelings between husband and wife,
Meets at Coquile City every first and third
which is something that must be
Friday of each month.
Members in g«*od in form and on the long axis, driv felt throughout the land.
M
ore
standing are cordially invited to attend.
en by steam power, and require recently, the trades unions and the deplored in any case.” The little
Levi Snvder,
H. I. Clinton,
Captain.
First SargenJ;
from one to two hours, as circum more powerful organization known joke is drawing to a close all over
I. O. G. T.
stances may require, to complete as the Knights of Labor, are as- the United States. It was never
Morning Star Lodge
churning. The churn is stopped 1 serting the rights o f industrial intended that women should wear
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No- 464.
when the butter is in the granular man :u a way and with a purpose man's apparel they are not built
Meet« at Coquille City every Thursday
i that way.
«veiling. V ini ting member« of this order, in ; form, tiie buttermilk dra.vn off, and j that is uot to he ignored nor frown-
T h ere is very little legislative
good standing, are cordially invited.
1 wliat adheres to the butter is wash ] ed down. Since the last municipal
news o f importance to report. T h e
I ed out with the briue before the ; election in New’ York city, and Siglin war ended just as your cor-
O. F.
I. o.
i butter leaves the churn. It is then ! some others of lesser note through- J respondent said it would. The su-
Coquille Lodge No.53 ■ taken from the churn, placed on a | out the country, those calling premo judges’ salary bill was voted
| down by a close vote in the senate,
Meet« at Coquille City every Saturday even revolving table, and only worked
I themselves statesmen seem to have
ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing,
’ and is supDOsed to be killed for the
oordinlly invited.
enough to remove tbo brine a u d ! „ gre„ter respect for klm ring men
session.
S. P. C. Johnson, N. G.
put the butter .a shape for printing tban ever betore. Tbia ba(j doubt.
The governor has appointed Mr.
into pound or half-pound lumps or ,eBg hgd goma effect
tbe pas. Geo. Rogers, editor o f the Lance,
A. F. and A. M.
Bage ot tbe above named bin. The a Knight o f Labor publication in
Chadwick Lodge, No-68* packing in firkina for market.
Meets at Coquille City on Saturday even
W herever the creamery is in- iutBr8tate mmmarce bin also owes Salem, as printing expert.
ing on or before the fnll uioon in eaob
Women will retain their rights
troduced it supplants the manu
month.
its passage to these and similar iu- to vote at school elections where
Geo. M cEwau,
facture o f butter on the farms. It
W. M. is more econornioal to thus make flu rnces. More and more every they are the heads o f families and
year will our legislators and other tax payers.
the
butter;
it
is
of
uuiform
quality,
Nothing from Roberts or Crook
G. A. It.
officers elected as servants. o f the
lately; they appear to be resting
and brings a better price when __________
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Gen* Lytle Post No 27,
,
y
people, recognize the fact that tbo , on their oars watching events.
Meet« at Coqnille City, on every first sold; and the farmer realizes more people are the sovereign rulers.-
Siglin hobs up in the senate about
Wednesday.
Visting oomrads, in good money for his product
The pre
!
the same as ever— nothing passes
Newport
News.
standing, oordially invited.
vailing plan is to arrange with the
| him without notice.
A. H. Wright, Commander.
operator o f the factory to do all
W e are now’ enjoying a cold rain
The postal telegraph was work
the work, from collecting the ing between Salem and Portland as for a change w hich is liable to turn
cream to selling the manufactured early as the 10th inst Many per- iuto snow any moment.
The roads are in a horrible con
Meets in this plaoo every first and^third produet in packages furnished by sons were quite jubilant on the oc- dition.
Taesday in each month.
All members in himself.
For his work he gets 4 t casion. and many complimentary
‘Cor.”
good standing are oordially invited.
Roseburg, Feb. 10th, 1887.
cents per pound and the butter- messages were sent over the line.
A. T. Lillie. Commander.
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N E IG H B O R S .
[Gold Beach Gazette.]
Clias. Strahan o n Friday last kill
ed a white owl, which measured,
four feet from tip to tip o f the
wings.
The tug Pelican was but slightly
injured. She has since]] towed a
vessal into Smith river. Capt.
Caughell, o f the Pelican has been
displaced by Capt. Johnson.
On Wednesday last Sheriff Bai
ley sold the property heretofore
advertised as belonging to Cyrus
Maddeu.
J. Huntly was the
purchaser o f 80 acres including
the mining claims for which he
paid S775, while C. W . Zumwalt
purchased 120 acres, paying $400
therefor.
[Coast M ail.]
The H erald was out o f paper
last week and appeared on poster
paper.
The Mail had made ar
rangements to send Bro. Dean
enough for bis next issue, when a
supply arrived on
the
At ago.
[Thanks, Bro.
John Colver, Horace Colver and
another gentleman killed a large
panther on Catching slough last
week, Wednesday.
They found
tracks o f two more and at last ac
counts were after the brutes, with
murder in their eyes.
It is reported that Geo. Marshall
has relinquished the project o f es
tablishing a cannery on the bny, as
a company o f citizens have incor
porated for that purpose, and there
is hardly room here for more than
one enterprise o f that kind.
Sw am p L au d.
NO. 28.
Some person has complained and
necessitated the little Beaver 6lough
boat to be inspected or shut down.
This, is too bad, as there is nothing
left for the boat to do but stop her
trips, as an inspection would result
it the necessity o f carrying life
boats and other equipments, which
would be as useless as they would
be on a baloon, and too burthen-
some for it to carry. There is no
bhow for one to drown, even if the
l>oat should sink in the slough. It
would be necessary for him to
willfully and maliciously crawl out
over the end o f the steamer and
stand on bis head to accomplish
that. No, it is too bad, and the
people can thank some meddle
some coon for this interference,
and again resort to the open boat
in wind and rain in goiDg to the
bay.
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T h e G a m « Law .
W e were requested to give the
game law this week, in view o f the
gross violations o f the same in
some parts o f Coos and Carry
counties. It is said that parties
are killing elk and deer in Curry
county and bringing some o f the
meat and the hides to Coos and
selling them—some times to offi
cers of the lawr.
Some prosecu
tions will follow, as they should;
and officers cognizant o f these vio
lations will be set down on. There
ought to be a law to prosecute offi
cials for non-performance o f duty;
it might serve to make them look
out for those things which it is
their duty to do. Iu view o f the
fact that we have already publish
ed the present game law twice, and
the further fact that a new law will
soou be in force, we conclude to
not publish i t It is not because
the law is not before the eyes o f
the violators that they violate it,
but because they know they can do
so with impunity, even in the pres
ence o f tbe executors o f the law.
\ Our game should be protected, and
everybody should see to it that it
is. It will be in order for those
knowing voilations to make com
plaints at once, and keep an eye on
violators hereafter.
It is well
enough fer people to kill an ani
mal occasionally, when in need o f
meat, but wholesale destruction
must be stopped. A t preset rate
there will be no elk in Coos county
in a very few years.
Governor Pennoyer has done a
popular thing iu firing a bom b in
to the camp o f the swamp land
thieves. H e is in sympathy with
the people in this matter.
H e is
also right in considering all appli
cations for sw’amp land since the
passage o f the law o f 1878, in ex
cess o f 320 acres, and all certifi
cates issued on such applications,
void. The law is plain.
G overn
or Pennoycr also offers some very
good suggestions to the legislature
in the matter o f returning purchase
money to all those who have se
cured large tracts o f 6wamp land
since the act of 1878. It is a ques
tion of considerable importance,
involving a large sum o f money,
but the principle involved stands
out all the more plainly for this.
I f Governor Pennoyer will do
nothing worse during his term o f
office than to wage an uncompro
mising war upon the swamp land
Last week we took occasion to
thieves, his election to the office scold mail contractors fbr failures
may not be considered so great a
to get the mail through on time.
calamity as some o f us predicted.
Since then we have received a lot
— Statesman.
of old mail that has doubtless been
The Dawn, a small Columbia between here and Roseburg for
river scow steamer, drifted out over a week, one sack being as wet
over the bar a week ago Thursday as if it had been turned loose in
and was given up as lost with the the river and allowed to float down.
two occupants by the steamer sent It did not come this way, however,
to tho rescue. As will be seen by or it would have made much better
the following from the Mail pub time. A man who had read the
lished on Coos bay the vessel is Roseburg papers o f the 4th on the
probably iu San Francisco:
On bay several days before, was much
Sunday morning the Em pire ap surprised to see us get ours o f the
peared off the Coos hay bar, hav same date on the night o f the 14th.
ing the Dawn in tow. She sounded I f Coos bay gets the mail on time
her whistle vigorously for several why should not we?
Our mail
hours but the tug had gone to the carrier goes out to Fair view every
Siuslaw after the Emma Utter and day and generally comes
back
there was no vessel in the bay to empty handed.
These failures
go to his relief.
The vessel re have been reported, and we hope
mained outside after daylight with the matter will be proseouted to
signals o f distress flying, but re the bitter end. The contractor on
ceiving no responce, he cleared the route between the bay and
away for San Fraecisco.
Mean Roseburg is wholly to blame. W e
while, the life-station keeper went understood some time ago that his
out in a small boat and took the stock was not fit for duty, and that
two men from the Dawn and put any adversity would result in fail
them on the Empire.
ure. It is a bad route in winter,
but if enough money is put up, the
Jacksonville, Or., Feb. 13. — The
mail need not be delayed much.
body o f an old man called Frank No, the contractors on tu 3se routes
was found this morning at 9 o ’clock generally are not cognizant o f the
just outside the flouring mills’ hog work to be done, and put in low
pen. When found several head o f bids depending on doing \ he work
hogs were feeding of! the body and when they can without loss.
W e are up on our ear, and have
it was in a terribly mutilated con
dition. it is supposed he was on a friend in each, Roseburg and
the
I his way home Friday eveniug, and Fairview, to look out for
after passing through the gate H erald . This became necessary.
i dropped dead. The face, one arm Now a strict account o f the depar
aud ooth hands and part o f the ture o f the pa{iei*8 from Fnirview.
l legs were eaten off. He was an old and their
. * I L s e lu r 0 v.ill
miner, about 70 years o f age,
be carefully noted.