Coquille City herald., November 20, 1888, Image 1

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C c q u ii . l e C i t y , O uf . o o n .
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P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n .
iinprov d farms, wealthy cities and
I lie the writer cut from the mea-
I low of »3Ir. M ¡i! in.
Tl ie ear ili we.* not roaiul. l>ut an «ndlens >ui will imi here a class of com- i*r«'ek, m ■¡ir L’ i i »« j •* i » City on April
plain:
mon, genial, wh »le-souled people, *2 s ¡i sin *af o f red clover two ;* r: •
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The
V uli’
the
C dhetet i rom e\ery state in the one- half feet tall. ■1«* assure« rut
it—
jirove it,
C e o r a i Pr act id one r.
T U E S D A Y ,
necessity lack the good roads, finely whole year round.
t I » V J ! ili-! H*.yk* O ' I»*'illy. )
J . C . S T O C K M A N . M . D . . TL*- re was < m e a tiim* wlu n. t.s old
C I T Y , O R E G O N ,
N O V A
20 ,
1888
N O .
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or other storms, we see no reason
There is considerable poo] apri­ why we should not become in the
uiirons
cold rip
ti.
near future a rich and prosperous
luirr-st and s oi 1‘ io t water cultura and tributary to me hat
different -1 cucii.- common-wealth.
¡ills u.d situate« on
vvliiuh push from n ria ! \
In traveling in other sections the
rah in every ravin« the in ; j 1 part ] ) I ] » Î iu^r int«> the sarn e, ned OL th'
i >T
m as in i -i a Í 'ey md foot- .Ì iff. TO! !it fol­ks of Cl .os rivii r f.ri writer has noticed a prevailing
S( > J r oí
t ¡.test, ’well impr< »v*-t opinion with many that the ( °*
i.:I!s being thus w. t**i : d.
- « a** ill­ fai u 1S Ì ti î i a* county. i »ut by fa rjnil 1 3 valley and Coos county be-
i he tide netting U.d:
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«1 the mu»-t » -1 «i.viveag ricultur■<il ,-ec i ing so near the coast, must of neces-
land makes ih> river de-irs toll*
rafii::?» logs or lumber, as l [hey will tion lit s «»n t lie ( oijiulle river am
it
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* Lt{ , i i ( * i i 11L * V W î \ , l « j ) or do' ¡VI!, w it b ' its triliutfü ie:s, and v. lien im[»rove;
m*u*li less than in 31 iddio or
the tiide easily.
Mi neh of • this is Ui US-t al h ays be the heart of th
So ¡it hern Oregon, which, r.ftei
all *iiily «lorn* t«» supj •!y the several county for agricultun5, b m 1es, th
iwe.ity-two years, residence in«thc
!:i rge sawmills air u g t!i e river, tini! »er tribu tary t«) the C«»¡mill
in full rive t is the ntiost ex to•nsive at pros last ‘wo named places 1 do not
t iteri1 ! " ’ing live at p
co ii.-Mer even tlioi-e two places f(»g-
1 ardly a tithe ont ' f any part of the county,. Th
open ilion, vvliich is h
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gy enough to be disagreeable.
>[ e.'.ded timi ;or r: I« >110 will in tliie futur.i* brin
and V.ill
The C h é rie s oT the Coquille riv­
lieie in il.e 1 uture, w ii •> g i« lit pi t Mil au 1lit inf use amount of money t
to a.i coucei ned. Ali th ■ upLuils this
■ti- 'll i;y being man u ! aetnie
are covered with a ibm.se growtii into lumber i(•»e.il sent a«ay 1l*y ve.-
of timber, consisting of yr I low fir, Si* 1 » S t') <
i t !»•;!* sections less f avore
unti ci dur, spruce, myrtle, an l sev- in this line, besides extensive man- ing carneries located in both eee-
end other varieties of the largest ufactories could be established here tions which dispose of a very largo
81/0 !in,l driest quality and of great to work up the lumber into many catch. The fid: inhabiting these
couimereiiil value to the county articles we now send away for, waters are of very many species,
and at certain times are taken in
when once worked up.
Many of which in some cases are mar.ufac-
great numbers, as well as d im s,
the trees making oLOd to 8000 it el tureil out of lumber which has been crabs, rock oysters, etc.', which
of ! um 1 1 or t* » tin* ti««'.
exjiorted <u ctly from this point, j are considered delicacies by many.
— Coniinuctl ou,strond pwjc.
Lumber is chipped to San Fran­ Then.' are three steamers running
A Xlir«*alt(i<*<l T r u s t .
cisco anti « 11 1 « - r ports by schooners regularly on the Coquille river be­
At
a
recent meeting
tween
Hand
in
and
Myrtle
Point,
_ of the Tam-
wli km navigate our liver, makin*
already a considerable voi um * of w hi Ah do a large business, and is ¡many Society a resolution was
■¡¡sing rapid!v as the country passed declaring against the Sugar
business, which is largely inereas-
«'d each year
Tin* timber, as yet, settles up and its business grows. Trust, and authoriziiag the retain­
ing scarcely been b uchi*«! save in There is considerable talk of a slea- \ ing of special counsel to prosecute
the immi lliate vicinity of the mills mer being put on the route from a suit against the American Sugar
. maple; iis waters being pure and selig« rs.
uni< ui, w hi have i I pitici»', energy that tie usualV cut three heavy cl op.
Anil ih ii
un Hie ime «»round.
and fores ipht enough ti) S' tii ea<.1, year
pity
five tons of clover hav being no un­
ItiVe/i
!- V, A \\ t'ic Wurìll Cullili future oí lids L’aciiic coast region
and to bravo the «humors of an usual amount to be cut from one
]!«>
O . E . S M IT H
\V in n s.ii
I! tal Î ít < ' 1 . . i 11 ( 1 V
early trip to secure the prize* be ncr«* in a single season »n best. I»f't-
S u rg e o n D e m is t,
la « tin n»t
'int rv fnr awuv!
fore other - kad dono so, atei nor tom lands and all othe varieties of
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E tiO N .
l’ut Sl ii.H
un* crass
I!. d a ; ii i bt*:r seul«:« g tul a few now have splendid places to hav ami
do equally
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show for their ea.rly m hentures. well. This wonderful ■»»duelion of
: t!.
M c M iiia ir L B i c :;..
The following c« rii spotidence in tame grasses, r< gather * with our
IJISTAIITAN EQ U * PUOTOGRA
RS
the Daily Ol« gonion of .July 1st, climate, is bound to r k»3 it one *f
MAHSUl’lHLD. ORLOO.N.
u tr
i a i heir pa;
of n fair the finest dairy con ties in the
ara V will servo every purpi
• its ami ti.
i ht y chart*
des: ri¡ tien of tlii« part :
J O H N F- H A L L
world.
u«t*:uìo
Attorney at L . w end
The above description, although
Wì t it n :
The Coquille valle
in Coos
utili a i
Z ESeal E c t a t o
AA.t.
bottom lauds.
te i sorue- ipplving w li oily
Cl unity, ( >i eg« : n, is
l’hey soi'iidi
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p *.rt « •! holds «good upon uplands also by
wllfi t M -III ’ll of the oe ■ Ir;
th : l:¿
~
S I G L I N ,
growth one-ledf.
Of th at nu mi Un i • unt’.'V I ;i i i.\ .
the county, and comprises all that reducing the
Attorney and Counselor at L a w ,
lands
when
cleared by
Fur inn«*.« -* tL«*y ¡.uw us tht-ir ru i*rosc"pii n; part of the county drained by the The hill
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M a r s h f i e l d , O rlv . on .
For Uni <v*lt.«ili;r a rui'l itf < t fitta s nml;u«"il*i : CoquilD river and its numerous being slashed down ali'I turned
V.iiHg-kriikiii and tí!.id, ¡ik«' a bird tn»iu
Jn c .
tri1 lituii«s, along which are some or logged off and burned and pvo-
the trop o«.
Attorney and C o u n s c L r at L a w .
Kimianct at ttus v. au*¿*r;n¡: stars L>< kt*d ot the richest as Well s the most p«-rly seeded, produce ¡i few crops
M arsh field . Out . on .
»•ut.
productive binds unywhnv to 1. of grass very little inferior to the
Polii 1». asmi, tili . ..aid. is .in' li.itlE' liili-n; .ouml .1 ou tld* i ¡.citic coast. 1 he bottoms, but run out sooner, and
S. F. Wi:.s.
b. ~ Ii. H az uu>.
ti'i stiloV its spill;;..:, . Ï!ii us ori- a*, '«y;
m m
& H!iiS()\,
lint
fair« r (tu* tì'.wi is and i.i-lds furlmidi'ii valley proper is about forty ir ¡les have to tie renewed either h\* cnl-
at Law,
Attorneys ami ('••;
(li timt wi'Uili':-.ui couuiiv .ai av.ay.
iti l.*n. Lli by two to *-ix in w idti), t iv : ion or manure to : aise a g. »od
O h : ;i'N.
KMi'iH.I CiTT, t’lMis
v.*m;i
sluii.birm^ baby’s und in additi'on tlierv is ne: irly iis ero p. The hill, bench and nn mu-
•lu i
A. J S H EH W O O D .
irst-cti iss bott om land , whieii tail i lall Is fmrroumlitn - tho valley
A
ui
A ttornf . y at L aw
is leve , on tha* numi■roils ti ibutar- ar** very extensive an l not steep,
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ANI> NOTARY l\ RI If.
I ill'll IMU'lil.'U íes tl. ing into the Coq ail! »■ river. on) y in few■ p!ne**s, am1 fnrn ish id-
‘.ml \ w
Coquille, Coos County, ()reg«m.
i a'lev pio: er contim i
Tue lili »:st an nn limited ran go for sto?k,
iUit «ÍW
1 if r»,
nil the wild birds
J. H- T JP T O N .
ands are L ye 1 and coi:npos*'«l even in the ir natuiral state, there
\ at
COCNSF.I, >R * t L\W -NO I \RY PI M.IC
i* h si ■diiaen! ;iry f.*: umlion bei ng wild pea vi ne. 111* i k « *s am!
Cenve van cer and Gcnsral L a n d
f * U Ili
i tliat with trat
AGENT.
ve to ti ft een feet deep . which mueli other■ natural gos" th. be.-ivi- on the river, and it has been e.-ti- would no doubt be ¡i good paying | of declaring its charter void. In
Collections Mail - L' ni« N\_* .:i.it«d.
•n« iu>t a n. like f ' r b*-ll riui^iut», neune S ¡7 Cl•i tilma ily kept up by e.s some w ¡Id grass iu places w here mated by competent judges that, property to it»-> owners besides a ! accordance with that resolution,
DKNMAKK. l«Rl (ION.
In
wt lu iiifu l o»vutj f.ir avitv.
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\ttorncy It. 13. Mitchell yesterday
i«r b> this whole section.
Hanche«*. Wil'l l. '.tui nui I "en l'mpiny
•rîlow s of til''* river, which timber is not too tl ♦ km ;;, upon which
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bon^ht and **• >1 il. t\>Il«*côi»ns ** «p-cinhy Nay. imt in ¡L ir lii a-. n «.nr i!mr lilnsi' n.
We need a tannery to tan our i tiled on behalf of the people of
« "*cu r about once in th re** year-, st i >c ii ta li'.B and do w* *1: liPinrl y the there is timber enough in this s»*c-
and pr'K'i-i-i's pr.u iptly ri m f ,1.
liut truer ti an truths that cre lae&buri-d
Pat- ¡ides and a boot and shoe factory the state on the relation of Aitor-
ing witli eue]li reei rr a .g one (lit in*year , except WO!rk hors¡es and tion to last for generations.
and weijibi ii—
Î T f . L ane .
J ohn L anf ..
tit
s
having
lauds
reaching
back
b> b> work up the leather at home, j ney-(»eneral (Jeorge A. Johnson
(.) lm.d "f tl »• spirit! v. i i-r«- no intvnsinn
sujfp ¡y of s i 11 nu ■ lit, which mil k cows, w liich are i.mai all y sliel-
L A N E & LA N E,
Fr.im l*«H'}.ni«*n or doubters sh.ili aye be
fr »m the peci.liar formation oi b red and fed, especi «liy in early the foothills usually build on high ; We must have a sash, door, blind, 1 against the American Sugar Itefin-
Adorons uihl <
!•» rs ut lnw .
nrule!
ground, above high water mark, j molding and
furniture factory, j ery Company, in wnich tho court
L a n d Casss a Specialily.
lh erv still brinks the m urmurirn sea to this locality D liable to continu«* spring, lo produce !>■ -t results.
on Main S:roi**. « v > si u- « '«• .»ni'H**>îi t *n
preet ¡ut
i'he fpiiee.- mostly used by par- I ut very many of the nnist desir- ‘ We want a woolen factory to work is askea to vacate the charter of
to the end » f time, thereby ganran-
lit »tel.
(An shabouv valley and p*‘»refu! b'.y:
eri«'la- ties
R o n b o rn ,
On
Am. si inis tbni were tiu< si slid wait to n.eet toeing to ottlor s again;-t dot
shop is almost u necessity; j cliise forfeited. J n j Lis complaint
1 ion of t! ;0 soil by constant ero:»- aro i ude bv splitting out pickets so situated, and us nail y eleva « <* machine
us
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S IN C L A IR .
In tLi*. >iiC.'. ri»*.! C 'i’ 1 : v :ir r.wnv:
two
pin
g.
Atturnry ;:t \w\.
-S.T'ibtuT s Magazin
Inn/, s liar pencil at one end. tion above the ordinary rise of the lislied. and a brick yard would be a that on March 1, IbIJS, the Ameri-
Oanrrai In uranoe nml R
These liands in the ir primeva! foot
drivt-n into the « round a few ri'e r, and in c i.-e the river is blessing to Coquille City, ns well can Sugar Refinery Company, dis­
CoqriLi.r. C it y , O kegon .
Vii ¡ rlinw < ri ji ( i i i «- s .
state me covereil witli a denso and
:¡es apa* i, and a piece of lumber liable L> ;G «>i«tof it- baii'-s, («rive ;.s a pr fit to its operator. We can regarding the purjio hes for which
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\ t»n 1 * t- vi 'J.T f *’;"*.' -.•runurm? Sodo 1,— « Licket o r »' ill«»'w, era!» ■•¡'i • \
surrendered
i '- d on Lori- their -t<»ck^o .: in tbi* iootliiils ui fiiriiivli pork for a packing estab- ¡ it was incorporate
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Dut urut -Tt.ci’.tr. tl:* vi-.d'-. jinvi rnnt r.Ky
Attorney and Co’tnsficr at Lr.w.
a dì, map h* and that ki ng oi f i n i - one
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ti the t * t o i.ut tla-m in their barns lindi the In dimeni as s¡mn as one is started ., up ilio mTiuagemerífcí ilsT*onceruö
Art* tlii r i no fellow- ti atures in yoar k; i:
sont
MlBCfl'l-LD, <>«;».
1 Lat von cun '.«>%
-•• « ■ .*• ; t y. i’r f. !l.>\vn i ’i? turo woo is, tho myi tie,, tho willow’ hold in place an«l *. i\e strength, valer recede v liich
dly in A bakery ’
A r e ::o t t !i
;r;iM ti 11.»»* e* -, tin trees, the grow ing I!rares 1 (he f"othi! !s, thè
“ j-.w : B E N N E T T .
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i
ways
ti
being ninker an 1
f> nei s
n rznining intact a ti.i’
I» nt 5.
land tin i ■ (»ein g mudi il IW'i'r tfi m sud
Attorney at L".»v,
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as
it
wavs
ir
pii lx .*• prof«*ssi m-
The f.othful L ■». trne-henrti'd without
tigli i »veilows even t!; wigh the ample litu
y . A i n n < »* ::
nenn ! tl ! \ ‘ ■ 1 i VOIrbanks , vvlii'* 1» have lilt«*
et* to e.i hero coil
tw
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or
three
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a r r.-es ab«>v** iIn i: . ps. I
been raised from two to t eu . c
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D- X a -W A T S O N .
ope
U. t(* ate sedo nt id soon grow into a pany turned over 10,000 shares c f
Tl
f--. m hill an i boi tom ¡ ;i.ds ¡ire w «II thus rice,
•I'tT W
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I >vc th«*i
higher
than
the
land-
furti
ei
A tto rn ey and Counselor at L a w
usu- i’« .urishiug bnss.ip.ss. We have the its stock, valued at $1.000,000, to
•i! vene. those not acci totned to it,
•h» rl s M:i
1 he river 1 v sf i :. ui nt being thrown ad ipted *■ » fruit <*.''< wie
»uu
Fin-na: (T
. soon ¡«noees.-ft-y : esourci s for supplying a ; the trust company and received
ally «îi ende«l nt first, but
ties that are usually g¡ own in
out by the current during hi; 1 11 V.
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U Cu ex- ! found i.ot to be
ilitage 1 fi llit lli «1 vegetable c nnery, and 1 from tliern certificates issued b y
io-
J . IT . N O b L E K ,
y o
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ter and settling as .-«»on .*i- i* leave s« mi-tn>.>ic:d clini. *c, wn
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N o t a r y Public
til
i oi ly our fanner s woiilil do it so soon as ; the Sugar Refineries Company
1 peaches, ‘ aft’-i ¡i few year
ceotiou-
of
grates
am
the main current and strik*
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CoVCU.1 .1: Cl
■ « \te..i « '
n! •ut cue«- in thrt e Vt <ll S ii certHin u larket for pioduc© shall valued nt $1,-50,000. The Attor-
backwiiter i utside of the banks. wi irli aro grown to son.
Resources . Loi.a ion a rd A J v i
cr t
| : mi t lien idrown.» out ..!! sq M li Is, l‘F };UaVU!ìì e. d. We m*e«l an exclu- ney-Cieueral further charges that
which backwater i- cans sed by the but in t oeiisidoi’i i» any gi Vl«t suc-
oi
this
Section.
gophi rs, u < .« s, mu*1 and other -ivo
J.
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tf t l j D u i '
i »o ui and a dealer at home the S i gar Refineries Company is
tho ocoan ei s, «lo well. Apple*-, pour . plums,
tides flow ing up
w u TH- m v '. u ;
'N. u 1 kv ì -U
v . : s 1 1 « »'« to grow them and an .association of tho individuals
land. who i.ii : »V
vei mini' ami enru in .
<’*>•*»• <
Vim 4 I:«imin;; tl»»* many mdes up ti.i- n\i r ami r«.*a i.
O o e s u l i l o O i t y , O rs i t .
n- Pimm* Chei­nes, small fruits and
tí^Wurk *>f all vl>- iirii'tHHi-. n u* ¡-. •-•»<«.( 1 1 l*-n S imi o f (in* 5iinnr»N**e|***i*«—
ic iness of our own residing out of this state and form­
ion in 'There is not current « i.< gii to handle tho
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ingthe low Linds nearest tin* Lids i /«‘i i ie dtain great nerfec
uotiei* and extremely 1*»^ I»ru*-« «•
ist
lie necessary capi- ed for the purpose of limiting tho
is of sertion. :in<
<«rrat !**»*> j It 1 1 :1 i«-«, o f Us
o i »e and ti i v« *r. •tul f«*r keep- wash awuv the soil, v
fn-t by tlowing backwards iq» the
I'n t in-«- S>«•»«• io,> iii t ill.
iir_v (pudit’.i-s are unsurpassed
any- such a nature
that the
surface t il b> «1«» it: .nora nurseries to sup- supply an l ti us advancing the
G e n - W A L L A C E (iA M P .
channels «>*’ the nun ho .s srh*
2 S T o . 2 , S . c f ■ ^ r -«
there being
dries oft immediately when the
plv tin* deman for tree-, thousands • price of sugar: also that it is not a
* . ve wish to interest md en- bi*Miich*‘s and creeks tliut llmv in wl.i ie on tin* coast,
Msets at Coqnill«* City **v**rv h.-* S.i,1!
"ft
«r
of
dollars now being sent to o th er cor position, but is ail unlawful
good, sound apples yet to l e had water rec*d< s and is never
day afte* full irnmn « n h
»• 3*t '"l,‘ rs
C'iüi’sge n gì od class of thoughtful, from the hills on either side >r the
iu i»«»-»-! et'iruli”.tl !■ re cerili- 'iy i t i v • t • <«.
flier . sections
combination and monopoly, acting
seetions for
for these
these articles.
articles.
i >rh« »« »*1 at this w rit- mu v for . toek w well lee
Levi Snvdrr,
H. Í* < lint >i*. j . .... i , «
J i m » at
«» f -ilt<
»rf distance from e .eh in this neig 1:1>
ml
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net
get
ie
people
to,
valley
short
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S:\rt;t'iit.
P*
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r^Iii
rapt ain.
It would seem to toe writer that for the purpose of restraining
1 There are immense deposits of
settle a utong us, who are not mere other front one end of the valley ing. May 21 •
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St i >ok i >f a! 1 ki. ds do oxti« ■inelv coal in different places in tue val­ nature never forme i a more p e rfe ct, trade,
O. F.
theorists or castle builders, who arc to the otlioi the river always re­
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Since tlio. l»t of March, so the
place f »t a creamery nul ch »ose
te.* spring well, .some <•f tho lagest and most ley, many places s cropping out in
siti-fi. >1 witli a sure reward f«»r ceding etri;
C o q u ille L o d ^ o N o .
charges,
the
plain view, an­ by tin* average set- factory than Coquille City, it b. ing Attorney-General
labor performed, ami are not look- toso low a stag* that tin* same h°a!thv sheep we have ever seen
Munti* at 0".|iiitle ( ’ v «-v**rv S«*.i¡
i than though located right in tho heart of the Co- American «Sugar Refinery Company
ti i * r is no 11 11 *l «
iuií. Vinitiii'.* l»r**tbri*n. in K'**«^ s èiit n«
ing for a second “( larden of Eden,” creek, t liannels act at drains {.» are found here, and we are assured
no r<.l tall v invitftl.
uai ry was di¡8- ‘1*allo valley ui;¡d on tlie river, where
. not oLnied on the business for
J. K. SeoTT. N. G.
we deem it I» st to eure this end drain off the bottom lands in ampi«* by reli ible parties who did tin*
,
f
covered, for as \ e they have : it- it would be oa si!y arc essibl*' from
in »* nting uj> the r»*4«*nrcos of thi time f«*r spring culture. No o m t - shearing that there are sheep in
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tained no comm *r« al va! no in this a. V 1 directions. an ¡1 es pecially for
tin*
county
that
have
averaged
ten
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flows
evei
occur
only
during
win­
C h a d w i c k L o d a r e . N o . «q
hiV(»reu section, t'» tfoui i»iii
Meett at < ’« ». 4 Vt i ; I*- t'ity "!1 •S,lt'ir<l:iy e n
•pounds per head at one shearing p u t or >f the colin* .» v and aire se oft on tv. eut y inil'*s e;ich way up and down
ins on or Ix.foro th« lull iu«M»n in id* faets w Ilici e mnienl t hems; Ives to ter months.
for a whole band numbering three met with that tin v ■ aro pas.-e l Ìiy illio river, *.v!u• re 1 Ii 11 Iv aud cream
month.
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a
the
minds
of
all
practical.as
well
as
The
higher
portions
of
the
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unheeded, while in other sections fivsh fr oni th finest clover «'«ini tity, and for that reason the Attor-
censido ate people; hoping thereby toms near tin* river have myrtle hundred, and all kept on a single
where such mines are appreciated, other grassi-s could bt* had. to the ney-Geueral «tS ks that the chat ter
i to secure a class who will be bet- and soft maple thereon, tho alder farm.
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It occurs to the writer that this .
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heralded
far
mid
near
by
private
facturer.
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he
honey
industry
could
,
instructed
to
pay
^.'iOOO
damarre«
must be the acme of per-
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parties «as well as the public press, bo made very profitable, as this is for conspiring against the in te re st
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a, it .Wifkicmi. roipiuamlcr.
j() |j,.]p improve tin* county and The last four varieties, be in«» of tection for the rearing or tine
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Itiere are a ; ^ perfect bee country, and as lino 1 of the public,
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make it blossom as the rose, to Inge size are finely adapted to tho stock, so far as a mild climate,
half dozen or more veins cropping honey as we have over seen is raised
s«*n«*«i »iu,, R ight,
C o m p a n y H . OrGOfOn N a - which end we se** no reason why i manufacture or lumber, and will g"‘'d feed and healtlifulness of
out within a few miles c f Coquille here.
! A remarkable illustration of tho
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WP should not attain, with reason- In* of great commercial value so animals go to bring success.
The
(Tty, which in time must be valu-
The climate is all that could be sagacity <>f the horse, snvs tho B ir-
Citron'sahmiav^^ni'.-ht \*ftlV Vncti1 full, uble efi(»rt, v. herein nature has so j soon as thoroughly kn wn and mi- conditions for success in ngricul-
alile; there are numerous veins desired, the temperature v^ving j mingliam, Englnnd, 3Iail, reaches
moon. All Hicmt.ersi«M*«.i»d Htmuliag nrc «,r;iej()nsly bestowed such natural d *rstood by Tiunufuctuiers of fnt- ture and stock growing me here,
norJinlly invite-t t«» atti'inl.
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also in tho northern part of the ‘ only seventeen degrees from th e ' us from the Gillott-road, Edgbas-
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resources m rich soil, mud c 1 1 - mtnre and many other articles
u*ies foi
roi as
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in*- county
*««iiii«> produces
■ n » « n « * . » enormous
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F L R N 1 T I R E S T O L , j mate, freetlom from extremes of I which they are eminently sn
* tab e crops of grass and every variety of
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beat and cold, good water and
This dense growth viewi •d f . o»n ; vegetable, fruit and cereals, usual-
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ed and have been «or y?ars past, vice at Landon, on the ( oqudle a field there, in which a horse and
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Dealer in Furniture, Poor«, GI iwih an«! l*ic plenty of it, abundance oi timber the surrounding lulls has the an- lv raised in this latitude, and for
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and are being gradually increased riVer, is tue most equable climate coat have been in the habit oC
in and dairying it is unsurp;is-ed.
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sVw.n«X"i.mcH. ,md ftK*Ut for duitf' | f'*r a ll purposes l ight at our doors, | p,«uranco of a dense swam
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* Iruils,
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f
until
the
output
tor
the
present
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the
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States.
»Snow
seldom
grazing.
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' ‘ immunity from storms, and thus I to the sight of new arrivals, (‘¡-p*- fin
season will average tliree steamer falls to exceed one inch in depth, of young roughs from the lcknieM
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j far from ravages of insect j»csts, eially those accustomed to prairi«* sweeter beef, no butter more do-
loads each week, which find ready and rarely ever lays more than a Port-road amused themselves by
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; drouths or n».y othei cause where-1 coui.tri«*s, is usually unde.sirald«* at si-rving the appellation of ”gdt-
sale in San Francisco and other fow days, and ice two inches iu throwing stones at the goat, and
WUI n.eet every f«»nrth SatnrJay in . art. b >’ C W '* »
l " " ] Wnfitt* ° r ffil1*
, h r 8 t * b u t wliA»
a n d r e d u c e l rdged,” no healthier sheep, or southern ports.
: thickness is a curiosity to the old some of-the most cowardly rufiinns
month till further initic«*. AH meinta rs in such a thing as failure of crops ' to cultivationconsi ler ible of which those producing superior wool or
T here are in addition to these ; settlers. People wear about the ( beat it with a stick. The horse
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lias not yet been known here, j has already been done, produces mutton, can be found in the
mines six extensive sawmills on same amount of clothing during | raced to its rescue, and seized one
$ 9000 , on* hnif'*lownf
farm f «7 «?v^n of fruits.
We give you the almost fabulous crops of grain. United States.
the bay w hich will be in active op- the whole year nn 1 sleep under | young rascal by the coat collar and
Acre* ('«Hill Inmi iniprov.nt. *itn;>l.il lit tin- following brief description of tllC hay, fruit, and vegetubles, and for
The Coouille river is a most oration the present summer, which nearly the same covering in sum-
junctinn *»f South
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"* ** on D. Mc.Nnir, Adj..minR county and its resources, and nsk pasturéis unrivalled. All known ¡ beautiful stream, averaging about . ¡ve employmeut to many men ,nor as in winter. In tlie winter the road.
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yon to examine each and every varieties^ of clover do esjieciallv : 350 feet wide for thirty miles from i a|Uj br¡,)g luut.|, money directly in the prevailing winds are from the |
southwest aud
aud are
are very
very warm,
warm, and
C . A . B O N H A M , point can fully and contrast them well. In fact when land is cleared its mouth, and navigable for th a t: the coun(ry< A \ tannery
tannery is
is also
also j j southwest
and i Groat
,roa" r°
1 j° iciu^’ 6aJ's tlie Port
with
other
sections.
j
clover
aud
other
grasses
cannot
be
:
distance
by
vessels
drawing
four-
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jOPat4Hi
t
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iere
w
hic-h,
in
connection
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in
summer
we
get
a
cool
breeze
Nevvs,
comes from Dakota over
D E N T IS T ,
1 lie first item wo w.mld have all
bept out only bv thorough cultiva- | teen feet of water, and by light „¡tl, a stave mill, extensive
fish from the northwest, mitigating the tlie election of Harrison, it being
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O REG O N
consider before coming here is that
tion, which is in veritable contrast draught'd steamers for twenty miles c.u n( rv nlu] tw o shipyards, lias summer heat, making it very pleas-; tbe gt‘Ufc’r,il belief that one of the
thi* is no barbarous county; neither , with many sections where it only m »re.
This river has much the i)r,m;»ht renewed prosperity to the ant, indeed. With all these natural bl’st ttcts
Uie new administration
Full s *ts of_ t a tli upper is it lnteste i with savages, as a few m a k e s a feeble growth for t few »:ppearnnceof a imtuinl canal, be- NV]u>|e country.
Several small advantages and enough workers wilf be
a^ uiit tlie northern terri­
e r lower, $ 15.00. All othei who ha\e arrived here had before mouths in spring by much care j ing deep, still and placid, its banks j learners run on the bay hi d its with means to roll the wheels of in-
bJ statehood.
Fork in proportion.
»Satisfaction arrival supposed, but being a new and encouragement, while here it stoep and overhung with willow, : many tributaries, and do much dustry 800 days each year, without
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^ country in development, must of ^ grows and tlourishes nearly the | alder, myrtle and the beautiful s o f t; local business iu freight and pas- i any suiiering fiom heat, cold, wind , Olivo Motel pioperty for sq ] c .
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O F F IC E AT O L l\ K H O TE L .
Coquiilo City, Oregon.
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