Coquille City herald., May 03, 1887, Image 1

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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1887.
VOI ¿ •
I I I M M A S < \1CÏ)S.
i. t !» v n v s o \ 's 4 \ s\ vi:i:.
[The following ]. eut. which in n true copy
i f ‘'Lady Byron’s Answer’* to Lord Byron*«
"Farewell i .* hin V ife,*’ hi';; been exhumed
from oblivi» n by the adliei nta nf tin- Jiuly;
therefore,
a curiosity, it is now repro-
people in the world.
I f the mold-
NO. 38.
A Missouri Cyi'lutte.
Nevada, Mo., April 22.— A ter- ;
B iA iio s ,
T lic I.ca«c.’
Chicago, April 24.— A dispatch
ing ami guiding o f public opinion i The former owner of the Curry
uld County Recouler*—J 1 1 U p t o n * - i rifie cyclone swept over the north-| to the Tribune says the Oregon
were left to them alone, there would
Ph\*iei.an and Surgeon.
liar ¡hits now devoted liiniself exclusive- ! c tn *>ar^ o l *“ *" (V ern on ) county j Railway and Navigation com pany
be little opportunity’ for popuh
OFFICE 1*4 iiCRALD DviLDING.
m s-! ly ; to the
study ___
and j ..............
practice o f lav.-.' ,ilBt “ S1’ 4- Tll° climds were I)Iuin- !»»<» hi>ve been leased to the Un-
.advancement. 13utAlien the mass
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íceu.]
C o g l i ble C it y , O regon .
! os are stirred up, when the com - His practice is *ahv^'ly* ¡¡t e U iv e i ,y visible l,er0’ I,asaiuS cnly about | ion Pacific, and possession will be
\es! fur» 1‘—farewell forever,
S~N. A. D O W N IN G , Ivi. D*
mow people aie fully aroused, they ,U;d extends down the coast to the ciRht miles flom this city.
T,lft 1 8iven almost at onco- The PaP°ra
Thou t self lias liv 'd our doom
H
r.de
ho;
fairest
bit
sours
uitln
Physician ami Surgeon,
generally succeed in making them- very bounds o f California.
H e is - Ktorrn 860:116,1 <*> 601116 down from | will be.signed in New York Mon-
in
for
:
ie
to
!>!'ion),
Ne’er
;
C Nii'i'.v.: (* itt , Onunox.
selves heard and felt.
With the ’ very favorably known also in Ban- ■ t^ie K,msas linet dealing death and | day.
The exact:term s are not
l i for i. e thou hast call* u me;
destruction
wherever
it
Cai!«—day or ni^Lt- Promptly aOcmled
I body o f the people on !iis side, Mr. don and will soon be heard o f all destruction
wherever it struck. ; stated, but the lease is, to all prac-
Did thou ever say, For;:iv< ?
T
^rpiTi'T'iT TT1 H *»• TA
Forti wretch whose wiles 1 m niie thee, ; («lad.stone can safely defy all the ! along the Coquille. Mr. Upton is ¡ ; As far as can Le learned it first | tical purposes, perpetual andJex-
D J_j.
O
A F j L i .L i JC j , 1 u < U-
Tino >.1 <me dii seem to ¡ *\
Dentist
! Salisburys and Chamberlains in a skilled and learned jurist, poss- j struck Mntz township, passing tensive. The Oregon system will
Short the space which time had given
^ C a r s ïiiie ld ., O r e j e n ,
Englaud.
O f course there are osses keen penetration,sound judge- ! tlirouLTb Metz, Osage and Blue be under the direct control o f the
To complet» thy love’s decay:
OÛlcb in Hot Litui building, opp»>-dto
townships.
Fencing, Union Pacific directory and offi-
Blnuco llo't l. Lac hing i ;»« ami otter
I’.y im!:: Rowed pas.siim driven,
plenty o f people among the English ment ami is tin honorable and up-i Mi.uud
aitifri'ii". ii- ■ .iiiti . it ». u for ih.- j■;..*.!«• >
S» n thv L- :t T was taught to «tray.
i t' il s.. s v.h > so tit »it 1\ 1 v - t*it^ m a n . AVo wish him ev* ry houses, barns and everything in cials.
j
i
V1-111
Lived forme that feeling ti«ud-,r
tho line o f the cyclone, which was ! Thomas J. Potter, first vice-prea-
a lord, ti,ai tii» y will regard as ! success.
V. d thy \ ;•*•>*«? «•> Well can allow,
~ j
v c ia ::::; :
d .
F; -m it y arm . why didst thou wandt-r? j Denson any opposition to the nriK-. More than four years ago, a about half a mile wide, were pick- idout o f the Chicago, Burlington
Physician and Surgeon.
endear it eilt« why for» ;>.»?
j tooracy.
But that class is now : young friend rd ours whom wo will ed and rent into splinters and cast and Quincy railway, has tendered
B ANDON,
OH.1GON.
O! t. o late thy bread was band;
; his resignation to accept the posi-
| happily in the defendant, and the j (.;ll| Bob, left Li ndon in the Lady hundreds o f yards away.
U! to»> stani to me "t .va« shown
Trees were torn up by the roots ! tion o f vice-president o f the Union
: s| hit o f self.respecting democracy J, Celvn for New Zealand.
The
o ¿.tri i i. ^
O. I TT* C3‘\,TTrPTT
'I liai ; Ly love I once hut shared.
Aiul already it i-t down.
j ls becoming more and m orea g g res-! voyage was a slow one, but n ev er-. and over thirty houses were de- Pacific, aud will have direct control
Surgeon Dentist,
Wr::;>.>ed in dream« of i»>v buone;.
, siv**.
the spread o f indepen- theless the time passed away a g re e -i8troyed an(i about fift6en Person8 of the Oregon system, assuming
On t! breast mv hv.ul : U l;un,
M-V RSI1F l E L D , O E E ( ’.ON.
! debt thought among the people, j „b jy enough. There were several!
Only a partial list o f the | his new duties ou May 15th.
Mr.
In thy lovf.-sml t ruth eonlidin«;—
Vlll I.
| the equities o f the Irish question | you“no ladies on board, amongst • dead caD ^ olltaiued which is as j Potter tendered his resignation two
lllis» I ne’er can know apiin.
A. J SH ER W O O D
That Jaik h nr oi<l Erst iliwcover
j are being more thoroughly appre- j whom w as a cheerful, Vacillating ! folloW8:
Mrs. Echrout and her | weeks ago, and it has been accept-
A ttorney at L aw
In thy «on! the hivleons stain,
May Stover, J. C. Haw- j ed, though only after he had de-
ciutiil ti» »n e\ei, aiul it ib safe to i little specimen of female humanity
WonM
these
eyv«
had
»!»>«
d
forever,
amd N otary P ublic .
he name o of f T
Tcre-V ■ 'K’ ng’ *^°,in M iller and Mrs. Miller, j dared to President Perkins, o f the
pied ct niat t.K' si
o f home rule j %v|1() rejoiced in the
Nt-’t-r 1». v irp thy criim « a nun!
Coquille, Coos County. Oregon.
But t!.e impious wish. <> Heaven,
will he materially advanced in the '
j.]aVeJ 6a,i havoc with the b o y s ,1 T,16re W6re only five members o f , Burlington, that he had determined
From
thy
record«
l.’ot;-
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1
b
»>
;
J- l £. UPTON,
Parliament that is to succeed the 1 and us she showed no preferance i tll° Miller family, four o f whom upon accepting the new position.
Ye*. 1 yet would live. () 1’vron !
COUNSF.H >11 xt I. V\V—N U i AUY PUBLIC
PoUer has been in the service o f
pres*'lit.— Ex.
for one above another, there w a s !" * " 0 kfi‘ 6(k
A baby aged two
For the babe I’vo borne for thee.
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Conveyancer and General Land
il») victory; consequently the suit - 1 Y6ars
dlopped in the yard and the Burlington for twenty years,
In who »> lovt-ly feat ;r<«. f t il me.
T’S:«* O liiv p S itie ,
ACSNT.
All my weakn» «« here confess,
(>rs were as numerous aud attentive i
^ lls morning unhurt. 1 arts having filled every executive office
Collection-* Mailt*—L«tn - N. t ititeli*
TI
it
o
was
an
article
published
V. hi 1st the siru ; ’in ; t--.ir« p ri.iit me.
sever, each one fondly hoping I o f MiHer’s residence and furniture from that o f division superintend­
DFNM a ;;:, o :;: qon .
All the feature« l can trace—
ent to that o f general manager and
Uxnvh^K. Wild Land :u d .irvn
ill Pn»;v»r
lie v» !;»>«»> imaue newr leav. s me,
n ^ M » r r i s s « 'T . T
x i n ° ‘i ! that lie wouM be t!ia c,™quOTor! I W!,re found el’ e " 'n OVCT tlle fip,,,s
bought and »old. t’olKc
il su* uni
H e has had
IT- whose inuii.’e still I prize,
amt proceed.« promptly rei
î :?
,i,
v .( ' ,
•" ■1 ’ ' : Am o»'est the unmarrie»! yonths
Youths on f,,r tull>' «■ m ile from whore the first vice-president.
Liber aud written by him, making
V. ho. th»‘ bitterest feelim; fives r.ie,
several advantageous offers to leave
J ohn L ane
L. F. L \ ni -
lmard was a quiet unobtrusive 11)0,160 form or,y stood, Reliable
S ill to love v. here I de :;>i«e.
certain charges against Walter Sut­
news has only been received from the Burlington, having been strong­
LA N E & LANE,
With rc’ret, mul « >rrmv rather,
ton the editor o f the G old Beach homo known among them us “ the
Oswego township, and it is thought ly urged one year ago to take the
V. hi n onr child’s fit t nccents flow,
silent friend’’
Gazette. At tho time the said ar- i ^ ie” f
^ lÎ I the death roll will be swelled to I management o f the Bee line at a
I wi 1 t aeh L r to say. Father,
Land Cases aiLcciaffiv.
Teresa he v,.rs
, , . g . i . n proor
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H
ut
lbs
«’uilt
«he
n
tid
e
was
published
the
editor
of
it
«hall
know,
OrBsii un Main ^
i.-. -u)¡>«>I¡taii
" over twenty-five.
A heavy gale durge salary.
This he declined,
that
li'tle
damsel
felt
mortified
to
V» li 'st t >inorrow n:i»l t»<-morrow,
| this paper had no knowledge con-
think that anyone toul'dATlijstand PasBed over the city, damaging I nud it was thongbt he could not
V.hiki*« mi* from a widowed bed,
( ìreeon.
Rosei* urg,
V.'
j
cerning
the
charges
therein
con-
On r.noflit r‘s -irm uiy sorrow
h r seductive ebarrna. According- -
Meth.xiUt church aud other j be »nduced to leave the B u rlin gton
’TN A. G GAY.
i. M. SlOLlN.
j tained, and the charges contained
V.T.t ih >u feel, no t».‘ar wilt shed.
The Union Pacific offer, however
buildings.
Siglin Sz Gray.
In th
>r!d’ . approval «ousht not
I in said article have been coutra- ly. slit* s*'l to work assiduously.
is o f a character to carry him over
TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
M h» n l t»»rc mv« If fr mi thee.
rs 4 Luv,
A!inr;:»k
n s aliai
him « cup o f t™ wht en
I dieted by numerous respetable |,SI,e
Vice-President
Of it« p ;tis-j or Mmue l thou ;lit not -
Tho ico soon bocarno jammed at to that road.
MardiVield, <’ DO A Conili
< n.
*1
Curry
county,
and
we
|
ho
«a
s
ill:
smootheiied
bia
trublc
j
citizens
o
f
C
O kpk ' ì ;—Holland 1
V, ha *« it« praise or blame to nit»?
tho head o f St. Holons islán»!, Potter will make his headquarters
Ho'c’.
lie k > priz. d. k <> loved, adored,
(consider it only justice that wo brow with her soft lily white hand,
at Omaha.
W hat changes will
From !;i- heart mv intto e drove;
W . SINCLAIR,
should publish the said contradic­ and looked lovingly into his dull j causing the water to rise four foot occur in the staff in the Union
On mv head o >nt» iupt ha« piiared,
The silent friend c o u ld ; in
many minutes, flooding
tion o f said charges.
AYo never eyes.
Attorney at i. ’v,
And preferred n wanton’s love.
Pacific have, o f course, not been
stand it no 1*merer, ho smiled and i Boints St. Charles, Graffintown,
Ownernl Innurance mid Beai listate A;;ent,
had
any
hard
feelings
against
Sut-
,
,
.
.
Thou art proud: but marl; me, Byron,
outlined.
Vice-President Atkins,
CkKtuiL L E C i t y , O r e g o n .
1'vo a heart proud as thine own,
ton, or any desire to do him an in- j thanked her, and even laughed. I p ! * »ommission. St. Paul, M cG ill and o f the Union Pacific, whom Mr.
Yards
l°w lying localities.
Soft to love, but hard a« iron
justice, and we therefore publish ; los8 lImn a week he ^ aa “ a gone !
' T. G. O W EN .
WLi n contempt i«on its throne;
are r ) so under water. The Albiau Potter is to succeed, tendered his
coon.
tho
statement
o
f
said
‘
citizen
s,!
c
o
o
n
/’
In
<lu6
time
the
Lady
Attorn-?y and Counselor at Law,
B it. farewell! I’ ll not unbraid thee,
resignation some time ago.
Jocelyn arrived at her destination. ! hotel and "Weston house have two
N< ver. never, wi«li tliee ill;
j which is as follows:
M VBSHl'IBLD, Q uii.
V. -etched ill >’ thy iii.“« have made me.
The opposition to the coercion
, To the p u b licyn w m lh f and |Tho P ^ ^ n g e r s landed and each ^
in their diningroom s.
If thou can-.t, be happy still.
TT TTAZARD.
1o John Dean, editor Coquille 0116 ^^'»ck out for himself, regard- St- Annie's market lias a foot o f policy o f the Salisbury adminis-
cl L v . v
Attorney an- O-, met
T !.c
AruiiM-il.
City H erald, (vpecialh/.
j o f «»V interest but his own. Our water nnd Charboillev square has (ration continues to grow in Eng-
(
F. M £ H
There appears to be a gen­
rjM
AVe the undersigned citizens tlf j friend B ob came over here from the HpTK'srnnee o f an island. ! land.
.1
1
1
*re
is
nodenying
the
fact
that
H
I
J. W . 3E1Ñ .*j .
Zealand a few weeks ago. and Nunn island is under water sod i uine and widespread^ feeling o f
the English people are being thor­ Curry county, Oregon, in view o f ¡
fiOO l end of cattle reported drowned. popular indignation agaiust the
Attor:ic*y at L?.w.
oughly r. roused on tlie coercion the scandalous and slanderous at- ! amongst others went to see a friend
O r
•»:u i
a few miles from Banden, Tliose living on the river bank Crimes bill, which is finding ex­
question. The dispatches yester­ tack, inaile upon Hon. Walter Sut-
were awaken by the ice crashing pression
at
public
meetings
D- 2D. W ATSO N.
day announced that mass meetings ton, editor o f Gold Beach Gazette, ! W lli,st t,16ro R raP 6amo to the
I
.
n
into
their
houses,
enrw
ing
away
throughout the country.
One o f
I against coe-sion took place at twen through the columns o f the Go. ¡ door, and in walked two men. One
Attorney and Counselor at Law
roofs and walls.
Rome o f these the most impressive demonstra­
Liti'ir.'; Cin.Ui»:: -N.
i tv-seven towns in tho north and ! qniHe City Herald, issued Dec. 14, j was nn ol(1 acquaintance o f his and
people had miraculous escapes. tions o f late years was the great
* •
it is further stated that A -
ls8(l !,.v one Michael Liber, i tll(> otll6r a perfect stranger.
All
; midlands
The fine residence o f Richard 8. gathering o f Monday last in H yde
J. H. N 0 3 L ja . xv ,
j the total number attending the i deem it our duty to denounce such ; joined in conversation during which
í'¿ o t u i y r u u. » c
whl c1» cost thousands to Park, London, where about 150,000
j meetings up to tin* present time, ; attack, and to assure the public o f ( 'B o b told many amusing incidents >
C»M.ru.Lii * iw . ( ).-N.
At people met to protest agaiust the
■ and that pronounced mmnimously j l*10 utter lalsehiKul o f the same, i of liis vryage out from London, in- i build, is a complete wreck
hole or in part. Walter Rut- ! eluding
o f Teresa’s
Hilaire ‘ two
other houses
j government’s policy. I he gather
LtLiLL/.L Cr.CS.
parts of
of id v, ■. noie
eiuumg full
iuii particulars oí
íeresri s I ¡ kaint
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; ;ainst coercion in various parts
From ing was marked by great enthusi­
the country will amount to a rouial ' t°n bas liv c l hero for a period o f ' ■>«»<* on “ the silent friend.” Tlie | '»nvo been demolished.
Beck river tho same disastrous in­ asm. The circumstances atteuding
MajuMeld, - -
million of people.
The dispatch 17 years, and has occupied many ; stranger asked the name o f the •
Gallery opposite
telligence is received.
Barns and the progress o f the present Coer­
: <Ms, thui at Liberal headquarters posi ions o f public, as well «as o f j ship he came out in. “ The Lady
Jocelyn.” “ W hy, that was the name bridges having been carried away cion bill— the eighty-seventh with-
*T r i \ 7
the agit; lion was recognized as a| private trust in a li o f which he |
i
i
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U
I and immense loss o f live stock is i in a century— are much less favor­
•
i f . • J i l J J î d 1 ! people’s movement, and in its ori- , has acquitted himself honestly, j o f the vessel 1 went out in also
J.
J.
sustained.
able for the party proposing the
WATC1I-MU .Fit AND -IL». Is.:;«
:in and early development coin- honorably, and ns- a gentleman Bob looked at him. W ho do you
bill than
ever before.
O 0 Q.-ÜLÍII 0 O i l y , O 'J I T .
ph.tel v spontaneous. Now the tide |
t,ie suffrages o f our people he I tl‘lnk the stranger was? “ The si-
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,
- perhaps
-
pÈTWork of all il- oriptiou» donu a shon of popular fee!in" is raisin*» fast, i Iia8 1)6611 tliree times elected coun-1 lent friend.” It seems the latter, # The legislature o f Nova Scotia , Th*wnmistry has now to count not
v.iu4
notice aiul extrenie'.y l»»v*' prices.
Tho leaders of the imrtv arela k iu " (y c l°rL once as joint representa- nfter remaining for some time in j is discussing seriouslydhe question j ouly on a defiant Ireland but a
Gen- W A L L A C E CAMP.
control. It is predicted
that the tive of Coos and Curry, and now , New Zealand, made his way back
rtnnex^ti<>n to the l nited States, j divided England. It is noteworthy
preti
3 STo. G , S . c f * V . .
The
other day M r. McCall, m om -;t|mt Bio coercion policy meets
Meets nt Coquille City every lira, Satur­ cud will certainly he the desolation holds, by the same authority the j lo tho old country. After a delay
day nite* full i■ »«>• 11 each in«»nt!i. .T-unber«
ber form Picton, said that Nova | with H very scant sympathy in
o f parliament or the resignation of office o f county treasurer having i o f some months crossed the Atlan-
in yo»«l sluudin:* ere oord.ally inv ■ il.
At a recent banquet in
Levi KuvC.-r,
L j >• ( ! nt< n,
the utmost confidence o f his con- tic ocean and landed in Canada; Scotia’s best interests were in a n -1 Canada.
1 r !.'« n.t the Government.
Fir
Captain.
The English people are prover- ^dbients. \\ e know him to be a from thence ho made his way ! nexation to the United States. He j Montreal the Coercion act was de-
I. o. G. T.
o f State
biully slow a id 1 conservative.
an affectionaie fath- across the entire continent o f A- i therefore moved to add to the j nounced by Secretary
conservative, But
j-mi ^md neighbor,
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Moraine Stai- Lodfce | in this instance e at any rate, they 6r w’fi° Provides well for liis family, in erica to California; from thence 1 l )rl,no m inisters resolution that j Chapleau, aud resolutions protest-
No. 461,
north to Oregon, and finally settled i
government be instructed to I ing strongly against the adoption
Moi*t« at CoquiUo <’i:v »very Thnrmiiiy ! are far in adva mCe o f the Govern- aiul as a ^°bcr, industrious, aud
eveniiiii. Vi.iitiuiiluei.ibf*.'«
; Li« »>r«if 111 inent lemlers.
The Rcotcli and . use^u^ citizen, whose reputation is down in Coos county. B ob, after ; tllko *"»l® to f eeure tlle »»Imwrion of the measure iyive been intro­
K00U «tnndin»;, are cordially in vited .
^ co ,' a immr‘»J)otely as a duced into the Canadian Parlia­
AYelsh have expressed themselves | u^,<n° reproach; and, to his neigh- spending some years iu New Zcland | °^
state
o
f
the
American Union. M c­ ment by a strong government
in no equivocal tones, and the i n - > ’™ wfi° ^now fils daily work, crossed the Pacific ocean and reach­
O. F.
Call's motion caused a great sensa­ supporter.— Bradstreets.
I. o.
■dilations are that Mr. Gladstone’s : J|bo\e die shafts of slander hurled ed Rm Francisco; from thence on
Coquille Lodge No.53
to Oregon, and both o f those fel­ tion, and it was declared that a Fiiiuncinl fr tHndiug; o I'C' oom C o u n t /.
expressed hopes that tho English
,iny masked assassin,
continuance o f the secession agita­
Meet« ¡it C!'>qnillti City every Saturday even
become thoroughly
llio above will, we trust, be ac- low passengers from London to the
Semi-annual Humniary statement of theft-
im*. Visitin'* brethren, in t'ood «tandinii* mind would
tion would result either in annexa­ uanoinl condition of the oounty of Coon, in
cordially invited.
S. P. C. Johnson. N. G. ripe on the subject, are not far cppbnl by the honest public as a ' ai tipodes left; one traveling from tion or civil war.
the state of Oregon, on the 31«t day of
from realization.
! ^'Delusive denial, voluntarily ten- j th« remote oast, and the other from
March, 1887.
A. F. and A. M.
i O f course, nothing short o f the (ler6(1 l)>’ Mr. Sutton’s friends and j the remote west, never set eyes up-
l ia b il it ie s .
Messrs. Stephenson aud Alles of
Chadwick Ledge, No-68.
.
To warrants drawn on the ooun­
neighbors, o f the libelous attack on one another until they met in nu : A k LI hui I are here buying horses
l i f t s at Coquille City on Saturday eve« p a ssa g e o f the infamous bill can be
. , t
humble shunt}, in a remote corner ^ur ^ije raj]roa(j company.
This ty treasurer, and outstanding and
in»; on or before the full luoon in eaoh expected from this parliament, and i
lereiteu to.
............... •........................$17 618 39
mouth.
Geo. M cEwan,
! many o f the enemies o f the bill so- i
h iley, Co. judge, C. Dewey, o f ol.i-cuie and muddy Bear creek q ^ C. road will be completed by
To estimate amount of interest
848 60
\\. M. cretljf hope that such will be tho i* P’ » A. H. Crook, jt. rep. C«>os in one o f the most undeveloped >,Tovember at farthest. B ig forces accrued thereon................................
Total liabilities............................ 18 466 89
G • A II.
| fate. F or its passage is certain to j <lllt^ ^ urry counties, W. 1. Bailey, counties o f South Oregon, \erily. ape being put on at both ends o f
RKSOI7ECK8.
truth is stranger than fiction.
tl,B roft(t> an(] oniy about 30 miles
Gen. Lytle Post No. 27,
^ » I t in such a reaction as would |«
^
M. M. M URPH Y, LX. D*
—
Albrneys a«.! Conns !• rs i:i k»v.
s
V- •
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Meet.« nt Co*iniiie City, on every first o n ly be a benefit to th e Ir is h cause,
Wedne«dH.v. ’ Vigtinor co urad«, in «o
’° 'J : T h e 1<>6al e le c tio n s o f la te s h o w
stüiiduit:, cordially invited.
A. if. WriLfht. Commander.
C u n n iff, jr .,
M.
D o y le
Jas
C a u g h e ll, F . S . M o o r , J . W ? Crook*
Legem.
are now t<» be built.
The South-
The first volunteer soldier iu the ern Pacific company, will develop
Coquille City Command
2 STO. 1 , O . IE 2 . a . ,
Meets in this place every first and third
Tuesday in each month.
All in embers in
ipeod standing are cordially invited.
A. T. Lillie, Commander.
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The new Yaquina Dmalu»,i
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strongly entrenched, and is prob­ clerk, Wm. H. Bagnell, Leroy D. j due at that place from Baltimore i vestm ent
Better times »ire just
I the 1st inst.
I before us.— lloseburg Review.
ably the most conservative body o f Ioiues, Cassius Lockwood.
By funds in bands of connty
treasurer applicable to payment
of county warrants.......................... 6
By estimated unpaid current
taxes applicable to payment of Oo.
warrants, 18.86................................ 10
1885 ................................
1884 ................................
1883........................ 1. . .
1882................................
Total resources.......................... .. 18
882 63
363 16
658 04
765 15
429 68
319 82
398 32