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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1888)
<£,v. 'A\U e 'i u j §n*UL T U l’. S l'A Y , SF.PT. 11. 1SS8. J ilt- ('anilt'i')*! i|ittU Sk(n:itioii. The fight on the price o f salmon was kept up between the canner ies and union fishermen on this river until the latter I>oii«*ht the Mount Hoed cannery— now the Union Packing com pany— when Mr. Ilum e of the English Flag , 1 r 1 c o m p a n y saw lie was done tor, and . „ • • at ouee came up to union prices mid wanted a d¡vision o f boats. He, through friends in the union, liad a special meeting called for Friday at which the union agreed to stick to the union cannery after being assured that it would take all the fish e night by union men, and pay 40 ami 70 cents for the same. To make sure that all lish could be cared for ample salting houses for all emergencies have been leased. Now comes the English I- lag company thia ugh its book-keeper. Mr. Eaws and oilers 45 and (»0 cents for fish simply to make a break in the ranks o f the union. Once that d mo, that company would do as it did two years ago— turn off half the boats llaudon . The Coquille City brass band Mrs. K. K . Caldwell died Satur has been engaged to play for the G. A. II. encampment. day night, about 2 o’clock and will D on’t fail to go to the district fair. be buried in Bnndon cemetery on A good time is assured. Take Monday at 2 o’clock, the funeral services to take place at the grave something for exhibition. yard. AYill Martindale has improved The 8. M. E. church closed their sufficiently o f late to be moved to quarterly meeting at this place the residence of Mrs. Anderson. Sunday night, Bros. Swafford and The cottage lately completed neai Craig officiating. the Universalist church by A, L. Rev. Swafford purposes to lecture Nosier, is to bo occupied Oy l\ev. ,, ’ 1 J in the Bandon schoolhouse Friday \\ . 13. buntil, night the 14th, at half past7 o ’clock. Mr. \ iles who purchased the D ». Sponogle visited Bandon Orube timberlaud a few d iy s ago ednesday eveningcand Dr. Leneve ^ 8t>ll looking for seme good | was called to see Mrs. Caldwell on tracts, and will be hero for several : Saturday, hut came too late to do weeks. her any good. ' The 25, 2 6 ,27th, are dates for the It is said that Friday was the | G. A. R. reunion, encampment and j warmest day o f the season in the | big time at Bandon. G o and wit- mountains south east o f here, ness the festivities and take in the j The thermometer was up to 04 in beach. See posters next week. > the shade, at Clark & Dwyer’s Capt. Hurkius in company with p!m*o. ."»clietter, Esq., o f Empire, I Fat. Dwyer has gone to New ( ’ ¡tv was in town yesterday. The j Tork to visit his relatives, and will captain is looking around with a not return until jusi before or after view to building a steamer to run Nov. election, to this river. I f he concludes to I Company K. enlivened the street build one, it is the intention to i trwlay }vith their bright, blue uui- |jm-j-y it to completion and run it f°i’ms. I hey are a goodly looking ! aoas to catch the winter trade. 8et and a jolly lot of hoys. John Smith. | j . w . Wiraer returned from Jo- C 'o iiu lj C o u r t I 'r ii c c p t H u s « . Ü niO BA TE BUSINESS. iki Ml II m u iij iiv i Final account o f Johanna Matt O P T H E son, administratrix o f the estate o f Gust Mattson, deceased.— Settled O l d Æ R e l i a b l e C o .., and allowed. THE Estate o f Stephen E. Steward, o r 1 deceased.— Order allowing account of Mary F. Radon, administratrix. C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , Coos Co., O r . Is the largest and Best on the Pacific Coast, F. P. H ermann , Agent. Re itiou for sale o f real property WILL TRANSACT A GENERAL REAL Myrtle Point, Oregon. n&lvf> tiled and order to show cause made. ESTATE BUSINESS. Estate o f Win, Knowlton, de ceased.—Report o f C. W. Tower, Will bin and scil iumroved Farms, administrator, allowed. Petition Also wild lands, Timber claims, 8 HEBW00 D it 8 AHF0 BD Fireman’s Fund, A L DEVAUL, for sale o f real property filed and order to show cause granted. In matter o f guardianship of Samuel H ancock’s heirs.— Lydia II uncock appointed guardian. Estate o f II.C . \\ illiains, deceas- ed. R( pout of ale of real proper- ty filed. t i B E E . timber uhiillbS, sliltk r«l!Uil€S. C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N ____ Buy, sell and lease city property ] j 0f am [ Cold Baths make investments for other parties A hr ays Ready with the same earn and judgement , j , exercised in their own purchases. | k ^ pi IL* !1 V sc PAHXER'8 c iw c z n TONIC without de A iure mcUicucU compound that cures wh< tildi else tails. 11 ».■‘cured tiie worst case« of I'ousb.Weadc Lun«*. Asthma, Parties wishing to dispose o f prop-1 Jialiurrsti n. Inward I’Ains, Exhauittlon. Invaluable foe ! Itbeumatbin, iit . iin.jti in, Fenm Ecninio l Wt-aknuu, uuil all pains and dl*> ©rtur.i of ibe Eicmach on l ltowtls. Luc. at Druggists. erty can not do better than to Estate o f James Oliver, deceased. — Will admitted to probate. place it our hands as our chances for disposing are first-class. ROAD MATTERS, BINDER CORNS. Tho »font, surest and best euro forComu, Bunlme-Ao, Pious nil nun. 1 a.i; -«■* comfort t > tin- feet. Never oils Vucuto. iu cents at irjfc'baits. ihfccwS ACOk,H. SC. . The B U Y E R S ’ G U ID E U Private road granted Her.nan issued March and Sept., Steeva to navigable waters on Ken- each year. It is an ency W e are prepared to atlfiid to clopedia o f usoful infor- tuck slough. 'm aticn for all who pur chase tho luxuries or tho Petiti< n for road fiom farm of noc2ssiliC3 of life. W o can clothe you and furnish you with Mrs. Dement on south fork of all tho neejsaary and unnecessary W E T R A N S A C T A L L L E G A L Coqnille to T op hill prairie.— R. appliances to ricio, walk, dance, sleep, eat, iiuh, hunt, work, go to church, C. Dement, T. M. Hermann and C. B U S IN E S S IN T H IS or stay at home, and in various sizes, (and that half include all home styles and quantities. Just figure out ----------------— E. Schroeiler were appoints! view L IN E . what is required to do all theso things bo\s,) limit the boat» to^ 40 j sopliine county Sunday accompa- W. Shone, o f Eureka, California, ers, and S. !>. Cat heart, surveyor, COMFORTABLY, and you can m akox fair and put the price to 17 cents. cstimato of the viiiuo of the I s U /E E b We hope by fair dealing and nied by his brothers, G eorge and ,ms j ust p areha«otl the Judge N o s -! to meet at S. M. Hermann's on the G U ID E , which w ill be sent upon I f the boys are foolish enough to receipt o f 10 cents to pay postage, strict attention to business to mer Adam, the former having lecentK jer ra,u»h eight miles down the riv- 23rd day o f October, 18SS. be culled bv such flatti ring offers, 1 M O N T G O M E R Y W A R D & CO. D » n it the confidence o f parties Inning purchased the K ron en K rg place. | or Tl 0 1>rice paid was 81(500. 111-114 Michigan £.vonuo, Chicago, 111. Contract for building bridge at they will pay dearly for it. The latter is engaged in the eaw-j TLig p W e contains 40 acres of Braden place on north fork o f Co- l’ 118*11©88 u) tiansact in oui line. Designing persons are giving i C. , k I BO N H A M , mill business, and is down on ^ : ^ootl hill ,„nil an l Sll acres in the quille, was awarded to H. Bettys ! currency to the report that the visit, onl\, but we opine h i ih g >od bi>ttoai with one-fourth mile river and T E. Mu t. for 8950. Sherwood & Sanford. gale of the cannery to the union is foi Coos county, and we will await f r, mtage. This is the foundation! Contract for building bridge on Samples <'f proj>erty we offer with our C O ()U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N all bucou be, but we have the ut-1 and welcome his coming. f4,r one o f the fiimst dairy ranches j east fork o f Coqnille at Minard’s prices, most confidence in Robt. Bullard ; C IT Y l'B O V E U T Y . The Recorder seems to think that ¡n Coos county and Mr. Shone has, mill, was awarded to J. B. Fox, and Edward Fahy who did the« *‘100. lOOxlùO feet well feneed, ilice Rar- / Full sets o f teetli upper the retention o f Gilstrup as man- invested well. The sale' was made for 81700. ■ J. n. Irits, shrubbery ami simili fruits; novr business and assures the union, to or lower, 815.00. A ll other ager of the lower canneiy, indicates by Sherwood k Sanford who are Coiltract for building bridge Oli fraine house ami woods’ued. whom they dare not prove traitors, Satisfaction ¡JuìOO. Kive lui8, fjood box houso, barn work in proportion, that the sale to the union is not using all commendable means to south fork o f Coquille at Myrtl OOtllO : . I ° 1 J ihat the sale is genuine. i . xt /*. „ i i.nd ontbuildiiuis; eood eaialen, all feneed. guaranteed. , . • t>ona fide, though it publishes that ¡,q outsiders know that Coos comi Poiut, was awarded to TIoffman «t *1000. Two lu.s in tlie business pert o f pretend to sav thaï the cannerv is , 1 S T O T IO E ! ten cents is to be deducted from tv offers ns good a field tor the m Bates, of Portland, for 86400. ! t >\vn with çood dwelling house and not worth the price paid—87000— barn—imi t so.vi be valuable—also few All persona owiug me are noti each fish which is to go towards vestment of capital ns any county MISCELLANEOUS. but Mr. Dauilson says it is a bar unimproved lots reasonable. ti od hereby to pny up on or before paying for the cannery. \\ ould on tho Pacific coast. Those who j Whitney «fc O ’Connell, for nails j S M A L L I ’ L .K ES N U M I T O W N . gain at that figure, and he put up dune 15,1888. I must Lave wbat the R ecorder turn oil all former have property fot sale will do well for district 13, 813. Compri-;: s some desirable fruit, vegetable the buildings, put in the machinery is due me. hands and take possession, paying to place it in the hands o f these J, J. Lamb, for stationery, I and clover lands. ai d knows more about it than J. T. Jenkius. ! $2.b.".0. Sixty-seven acres joining town; up in ten cent installments? There gentlemen at once, as ♦ !ioy have the 8 6 1 .6 5 . any other person. The machinery o • . i i r thirtv bottom land, balance touch lnnd; Coquille City. June lst. 7 . ere two pai ties to the contract. best opportunity to see all who Expense o f inquest on body ,, builiiuv s, 3 wcil fenced, , _ , r 1 v of j j », kh I orchard, ohl was purchased at about one-third Geo. Moi ras, 8 1 0 4 . I fine running water; will be sold in five acre the price that that new would have j The many friends o f the former 1 come here with intention o f buy-, O . A. Bennett, ,J county print- tracts and upwnrds at d.Hi rout prices uo- cost, and Mr. D. says that most all t F. S. Kodabaugh weie pie.«*- m; • I . , , , . , , | cording to quality if desired. ? m g and blanks for county clerk,, fl Fort,v. w acres piirt hilj, thp ■ ml to r-oo her Lack mou * last week, of it is as good as new*. Enccessor to Gallier & Son, M : rrieif — At the residence of 818. rest lim* bottom IcWvtwf acres in clover, ! after an absence o f about eleven I'arUerN 31 ill. 1 1 1 the matter o f license to ped- ppr:np. splendid new house of seven rooms years. She lives in East Poi tlaud ! t!je h i d e ’s parents at Em pire City, i r i* well finished, A visit to the Coquille NI i 11 and license was r e - ! sll.tx.0. dJO ..... acres of . coal ., lands , only , one where she has a pleasant home by Presiding Elder J. W. Crnig, dlers, ’ the farmer t Tug com pany’s mill at Parkers u**ar her (laugh ers Josioand Jen Rev. VY. 1». Smith and Miss Ada F. duct'd Olie-ha.f as to resident ped- mile from town ami navi'ntion on tide I£2: e r s e - S h o e i n g - burg will convince anyone that ! ! water, all down hill hau’ in<r; tiiis tractc< m- nie, whom many of o.:r readers Limi». Tho bride is tho eldest (1 lers. prises m arly n dozen h dues of fine c >al that is one of the institutions of Neatly and prom ptly done, at the Win. MeEwan was granted i i q - . 1 " s u surely prove a i bon will well remember. She is visit daughter o f our worthy county bon-iirm to par- , . .. . . t je river that has come to stay. 1 Shop next ing her sister, Mrs. Albert Gra- clerk J. J. Lamb, and is one o f the uor license for Em pire City for six ' tu.-iab!.* to handle i will be id in less ■ *°'vest living prices. and of which our people may just- ; door east o f Leneve’s drug store, I quantities if desired. , . . . . . . . ham, on upper river, and with her, most estimable young ladies of the months. .. .................... ! i’-bvKl. An excellent farm three miles ly be proud. it is one of the . . . . . . . , , .. . , - • 1 countv Coquilie City, Oregon. v6n37 She has been a teacher in PAUPERS AND INSANE. : , t .. , • , , 1 visited their old friends ill this ; Linuu) from town, one-ha,f mile from river landing; most complete to be fourni any p) ice Saturday. j our public school this seasou and j ( . D. Harman, ^ salary for keep- lull acr<s bottom end :-ixty acres hill land; M U L I* where, being perfect!}’ arrangiti ,r , . I . .• r i .i , 1 is e.'ipeeiallv liked in Coquilie City, I ing paupers and supplies and Ilied- thirteen acres clearec and in crop; thiity- G O Q U m S Æ The most destructive lire both to 1 * . 1 J : : cam oi' five in crass, fine orchard, two sprinrs. for good work and profit-making, — AND— f l f , , , i , but not less so in other parts o f t he • j cood fences, barns and or.tbimdm* s. new »...1 its mnnngemc.it lias I...... a l l , >■•>'< ........... ' c,,mity tlm„ Ul0 ,m), t f.,vi, W e Dr. >\ . K. \ fllice for attending ! home well painted find finished: a bargain. Tug Company!! that eon!,I Imve secure,l the s n e , “ "“ y ^ ^ “ " “ « ‘ y of nre n,uc!l Wm. ,,iease,l vh'00. KiO acres mostly hill lnnd; twenty Gilbert, Sav, 815; too. for that attending p llf. more,-iMoKe out on the morning of | acres of bottom land, fair improvements, -DEALERS IN cess that it has enjoyed, ,, , - . • i the groom is a most excellent young McKenzie, 815. the 2nd inst. Seven fine iron and ° , . twelve head o f cattle, four miles from land- company lias its own schooners , • , e *i - i r i -j i ! man, and is much devoted to t lie I David .McNair, coffin for Win. iii!;: very cheap. ami tug. a ami its mill is locnt.il at a l,rl,;k rim' l,ml,1,"= s '«* "> s 1 e,lrl>' I cnuse, the espoum ling o f which, lie Gilbert's family 810. n ;(K). lili) acre stock ranch povernment j most a, I vantage, ms point on the ho'e row o f ,, her houses, ! ch()SeI1 his , iM o u g railing. laud jo ’ ns, cheap buildings and smad bear- j — AND ALL KINDS OF— \\ ise Bros, tfc Co., supplies for imj orchard, some bottom cleared and river, with lino boom privileges. | ,,J" ‘ ’> 1 ^ lo- ' " - ' j' ! " - ol , Mny peace, prosperity, and happi- G ilbert family, 8ti. ULi T T ^3 E I S fe ced, bahmeo brush and timber three Thore seems to lie less waste o f a wall o f one o f the large bn, I, lu.gs , > ^ acktlmvl.| miles from town. * C’llillOKi«' Skill l* » s s e « l. timber than is ordinarily seen at covered nmo o f toe fireman seven; . . .*l.fO0. 10»; acres; twenty acres o f fine C e d a r , f i r , asm , m a p l e , m y r t l e , edged. Washington, Sept. 3. Scolt, o f bottom la>id in clover and crain, balance mills. Short lumber is turned ^ of wl,om " '<,|e klllel1 tmstantly, the Alder and spruce lumlier always on Six section hands were killed Pennsylvania, introduced in tho : bench land: twenty acres in pasture, with into l.roomh,-indies, lat..s, etc., and 1 otl,er l>e,n« « t n e a t e d alive hand and for sale at the lowesi rates. near Boonville, M o.,on the 1st inst. house, without objection, to-day, i fair ilup: )V<‘,mllts' much o f the slabs and offal is bold , bu ‘ senouslJ' bills supplomentnl to the bill to ! r f ^ ntino on biveb . ‘ 1 j Farms situated immediately joining the to local boats for steam wood. Fh© California Lum ber Co., by a freight train jum ping the track T O WI NG execute certain treaty stipulations river where boats call land every day. The company keeps a supply of | through its manager D. H. Bibb, j when they were work- • cv- 82.‘»00. 1AH acres of good bottom land of By the T ug K A T IE COOK on with tlie Chinese, which provides goods and it is said by employes secured the contract to furnish the best quality when cleared o f willows, For the Summer Complaint use thatim/Chinamen who shall here the river and bar, at reasonable rate that the prices are ns reasonable piles for tho city o f San Tranciseo. partly improved. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera ai d after (b'jmrt from the United Sff.000. ISO acres unimproved: 100 acres as those o f any store on the river, j The getting out o f the piles will Diarrhoea Remedy, it is perfectly States shall not return thereto aft open marsh, fine grassland, eighty acres o f Timber, match-wood and stave tim- C a p t Parker (fo r whom the vil- , furnish em ployment for a large safe for children o f any age. S »Id er the passage o f the bill, also no bench and timber, two spring branches pure j her purchased. Inge was named), the builder o f number o f men during the winter, void. O rd e r s for lumber filled in quanti- by J. II. Nosier; also by W. L. certificates shall hereafter be is ami $1,000. 123 acres: eightv-five genuine , . , , . . tho mill and its shipping crafts, i «'hen logging camps are shut bottom land o f tine quality when cleared; j H es t o s u it, »111(1 a t Lie lo w e s t l i v i ng Dixon, Myrtle Point. sued tin* Chinese laborer and all u n d on e o f the principal owners, ; down, nud will ba financially quite some improved with house and orchard a rates. now in force shall be declared film bargain for a ir -one able to work. J. P A R K E R , is to bo congratulated on his enter- ! a benefit to the bay. L he com pa L ost .- A promisor y note hear void. All parts o f the act to Large and small tracts of the finest o f fir C H A S F. D O E. ny has also contracted to supply a ing date o f Oct. 20. 1887, for 8150 prise, and consequent success. Parkersburg Coos county Oregon, which this is supplement is re and cedar timber. larSc »in«""» " f Inrolwiv nl|,l H'O j„ f,lv„r of t].p ,,u,loisigneU. f, oni STOCK UANCTTFS. v l n lS tf. A horrible affair is reported from new mill at Porter starts work lin pealed. The house passed the I Levi Snyder with N. Lorenz ns Near the mountains where range is unlim- j the neighborhood o f Guide Rock, <ler v ciy favorable auspices.— Coos | |ms |,PP„ t( st> I |,0,eby bill without division. The senate ited and the finest water in the world, Kansas. Cue John Bnker while Bay News. unanimously d e c id I. e d to take up! acres deeded land and 320 j warn all persons to not purchase ----------- | * 1 feeding a threshing machine was j tire bill and are U»nv eonside dll" it. »«res pre-emption claim; ffOOacres in a s s; * - - - - 120 fenced, fair built ings and orchards, accidentally cut on the hand by a ! The most alarming and v io le n t; s 111 l i v e sit S o u r*ieg;n. I several fine springs and creeks mostly hill boy who was cutting bands. In attacks o f Billions Colic or Cholera 1 ( _ A. j . i ’ on LEI.. ail Diego., Cnk. Sept. !. Fire land: 2ffô head of stock to Bill separately, his rage ho seized the boy and de- Morbus can be promptly relie\ed ^ - »quill*» ( h\, O i. ><yt. P*, IoS". Sales in Person. >i. (¡¡illier BLACK-SMITHING GENERAL MERCHANDISE J • liberated} fed him into the thresh- and cured by taking Chamberlain's ing machine, feet first. The boy’s j Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- screams attracted the attention of e»ly. Sold by J. H. Nosier, Coquilie the other hands, but before they ; City; also by W. L. Dixon, Myrtle could intefere the boy’s body had P o in t h .If disappeared in the machine.! T hose E migrants —who are The enraged men seized Baker and daily arriving will find u fle r lo o k hanged him to the strawearner. ing well ."round and pricing binds The papers publishing the trom first hands and trying nil the agents whe <li claim anv inten*st amount tho ‘‘ widow” of Air. Orteig o in selling lands, but work for ac- is to recover from an insuranco commodation, that by calling on . policy on his life had better wait Slier ’ ood <k Sanford who work for till ho dies. ! pay instead o f glory they can se- t *. c-/» r»UA*Tr^7 i cure bargains Mint bent them all, It wan fc,0,000 Hint was raofivn.l ns >vp hllI1(lle |,u„|s R eady "W itnesses . — Anv on»* who has ever tried Chnn beih.in’s Culm, Cholera and D ian lioea Rem- etiy or seen it tried for cramping ! pains in the stomach or b»>wels, b r o k e o u t t h is m o r n in g in K la u b e r ! rt>i,s«»mibic. ■ t ^ I if2.1KKI. R10 acres unimproved; 100 acres o L ev ? s ^ g en era l m e r c l.n n d .s e ! ilsll niapl„ aiul nivrtl. hot(oII1> flIl0 land | ttoM* m L a r k e i to w n blo(*k, m or.t s u b s ta n t ia l in tin* c it y , fl■! n u ij u, .......l , i , i • 5 ii.iiii(*s S| rem l o n Doth s id e s .. i i i i • tile ’l ’ lie , and vhen clean'd, spring branch near good • l,n* lbng spot. This is ouly a part of a 833 acres; place well improved, can all be had | , , , , together very cheap. the whole block is now burnim /. $l.o;,0. Two hundred acres: eighty o f ' Tlir *ro is no water n hand and the fifteen cleared; vast amount of ran a> joinin ; a large amount of stock can ' block vvill ptobably ho a total loss. \ (J. \\, SORIUS, Fairview, Oregon, Agent for Staver & Walker’s Ch ilera Mor us or Diarrhoen, is ready and willing t ) recommen»! it. Farm Machinery and Vehicles lie kept.. It always cures quickly. Sold by 1 lie lire is now under control. yl.il H). 180 acres; thirty cleared, thirty r p iIF S E nr«- the best-made goods ever of- J. II. Nosier, Coquille City, Coos Loss full v 8200,000, ti poli thè stock of butLom; some fenced, line spring water, 1 fered for sale in Oregou. TheOreRun and 81 >.000, on thè building. In go d hull; eund barn and othov outbuildings. Road ( ’art. a sample of which Mr. Norf i county, O icgon. »ine yoang orchard and »inaii! ilii'H of small had on exhibition at the late fair, is tl • surance on t!io stock 8125.000, and fr.iil entirely too cheap but must bo sold, cst it: point of durability, ease of riding, - - - V*e have other property which ifc to ex- ' and beauty. He will forward you at much Baker City was visitai by H (<n tho building 830,000. I» is rumored that s<»verni til e h’lia ve to advei'.iMo here a id we aro adding lower price, quality considered, any thii R 8250,000 fire. to oar h-tt coulinuully and if you do not in the farm machinery line, from the most men vvere buried in tls* ruin: ls » ,li'' find anythin:; in the above r uitable to your extensive self-binder or thresher, to a Subscribe for the H erald , and th e l»>»>t It’ ll v e i y s tiild e illy . Jja- parp » o write us eoncerning what you want hnnd-ral.o; and anything in the vehicle asSif<t you t«> get the same. line from a baby carriage or bob-sled, to by the inters for their mines, in- orty ft rtlto o who nre anxious to ai (l receive the l ost paper*in the bores a r e now digging ou . th e l uilis H!U* v :‘ 11V Ho n ' - ' ! lo ' Matter descriptive o f the resources of this the finest top-buggy or four-horse wag< n. tf county. Lió x stead of 87,000. ..vi» and price accordingly. ,j oo i •'-■•-oAo . section furnished on apt»lication free. W rite Mr. N. at Fairview. n7v$ N
