Coquille City herald., August 10, 1897, Image 2

Jolt.iigs from Libby.
Squilli Citg au ui. u
UPPER - RIVER DEPARTMENT.
Li b u n io n R e c o r d e r . I
The campers Imve been increas­
Libby, Aug 7.— The mine started
ing, this week, nnd a good tuauy
PUBLISHED EViiBV TUESDAY up in full b l a s t on tlie 20tli ult..
Campfires now light up the camp­
ami tl e prospects are tlmt It will ZbÆyrtle Geirrt and. tire TTpper-Ocq.nllle ing grounds of an eveuing.
and ‘NA7"nat is G cing en T Tiere.
continue.
S. MrEWfifl * I). V.
illiam Gallier went to the city
Master Willie LonystnfT i» ami I
Editors and Proprietors.
on tlie steamer Coquille Hiver, this
earlier 1‘Hweeu this place ami
week, and will go east to Nebraska
Mr. Hunt, the photographer, is
M. R. Lee of Bandon was on
Debated to the material and social up- Marshfield.
and
Iowu to visit relatives.
“
outing”
at
Baudon.
b a ild in g o f the Oocjui..e Valiev particularly
streets last Friday.
The body of Mrs. H ierretie'n,
and o f Coos County generally.
P
' W. H. Hunt left Tuesday for
one
o
f
the
old-timers
of
this
place,
The
dust—oh,
the
dust!
Miss Rosa Barger returned homo
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
e
Sau Francisco, where lie expected
who died in Han Francisco on the from San Francisco last Friday.
thing is covered with dust.
I
to join h brother and start numedi-
I P. FISHER, N kwhpapick A i > v kbtthino AmeKT
l i * '21 Mercliantu’ Exchange, dan Fran« Isoo, i i 2Gth ult., was brought upon steamer
Work on tbe electric light and ately for the gold fields o f Alaska,
J. D. B. Lee, the harness-maker,
our authorised agent. This puper la kept on file Areata for burial at Marshfield.
bin office.
I A. E. Seaman, o f Empire City,
All miners, laborers, carpenters, has moved bis shop into the new water plants is soon to begin.
building.
The
little
steamer
Emily,
though
!
'iu‘l " • F. Elrod, of Marshfield,
drivers,
etc
,
have
to
sign
nil
irou-
T U E S D A Y , AUG, 10, 1897.
R. W. Lundy is off visiting the com plet'd, has not been inspected wf*re in town Monday night and
clnd agreement before they can go
attached a lot of cigars belonging
S. F. Shir: Tim augur mJutttry to work at this place This was a Clonilyke— he is interested on I yet.
to A. Kellner.
is now •‘protected” for the benefit of good camp under the superintend Poverty Gulch.
Over fifty of our towns-people
J. A. Rupert nnd aon, Frank,
such Araericun '‘laborers” us iluve- enoy of Mr. Campliell, but now
The Myrtle Point Enterprise now were camping at Bandon on last
things have changed.
expect to leave Tacoma for the
tneyer and Hanna.
occupies a portion of J. L. Lewel- Saturday.
Oneof Parson Johnson’s “ chicken
Cloudyke gold fields tomorrow or
S. F. Star: President McKinley brigade” went homo at 2 o’clock one len’s new building.
The Dairyville-Myrtle Point road uext.duy. The steamer that they
owns an interest in the ltanuing moi ning last week ns full ns a goat.
The Clondyke fever is beginning it is thought will be among the best sail on was delayed a few days for
coal milieu, said to be among the He found his wife sitting up in to show some symptoms about town, in tho county.
repairs.
worst for outrageous oppression of hi d waiting for him with a rolling- and it may become contagious.
Hon. B. Hermann and family are
The stenmer Coquille Riyer has
the miners.
pin concealed under the bedclothes.
Rev. McCain, the P. C. o f the M. supposed to be atRoseburg. If not control of the Thomas warehouse
S. F. Star: llolly Madison, when He tried to sing, and she doubled E. church, was in attendance at the they will goon arrive there from and wharf, and will give free dock­
the British captured Washington, herself up like a baseball pitcher quarterly meeting in this place.
Washington.
,
age, nud warehousing ou freight
secured the original Declaration of and the next moment ttie dough-
from Snu Francisco will lie free
Evangelist
Ross
is
conducting
a
Mrs.
E.
C.
Green,
of
Deer
Park,
Independence with her own hands. roller was making a frantic effort
series of meetings at Bandon which also. Apply to A. T. Livingston
is
visiting
with
relatives
below
Port
That was all right; but “ Yum ip” to discover the interior of his think
are being attended by many of our for freight and passenger accommo­
•has long since got away with the tank. Ho is now laid up for re­ Orford. Ed is having a jolly old
dations.
citizens.
time
baching;
he
begins
to
look
pairs.
His
liver
lias
gone
on
a
^Independence,” making the “Dec­
Outgoing pnssengers on the
like
a
idower.
strike aril his digestive apparatus
J. K. P. Elliott and family may
laration” of small consequence.
steamer Coquille River last Tues­
is Piking a vncalioD.
She won’ t 1 Groat interest is manifested in the be detained from their California day were a Mr. Archer, Thomas
General Joe Wheeler, of Alabama,
have any one sing for her with a coming G. A. R. encampment. trip so that they will be able to Rogers, Win. Gallier. Mrs. Chas.
said to be the liveliest man in the
voice that you could use for boiling Congressman T. H. Tongue is attend the encampment. That will Lnnglois nnd child, W. Button. A.
house of representatives, is about
eggs.
P arson & P eter .
expected to be present. He will suit the old boys.
Thomas, Miss Maud Garfield,Sam­
the last of the old-time southern
likely deliver the oration on Thurs­
There will be a goodly number uel Enster, W. H. Hunt and Mr.
leaders. When some one made a Report of Cunningham School. Dist. No. 10.
day, the 19th.
attending the Pioneers' reunion on McQueen.
remark to that effect to Mr. Reed
Eugene Phelps, a resident here the loth at Empire City from this
Hnrry Harris was arraigned in
the speaker drawled : “ Wheeler
Tho following is the standing in
never stays still in one place long depoitiuent o f tbe pupils of this for ceveral years, has returned from place. A good old-fashioned camp­ Justice Morse’s court last Monday
enough for the Almighty to put his sclinoi, etc : Ninety-eight— Rosa a journey in California, where he ing and clam-bake is spoken of.
charged with assault and battery
finger on him.”
Wm. Hood sheared about 1700 upon tlie person of Fred Thomas.
Bullock, Maud Hastings, Hugh has been hoping to regain his health.
He thinks Coos county is as good
Harris was fined twenty dollars
S. F. Star: The conspiracy be­ Hastings; ninety-five- -Annie Mil­ and healthy a country as can be head of Bheep this season, from
winch he took over 7100 lbs. of and costs, and in default o f pay­
tween the federal judges and exec­ ler, Mary Vanuoy, Anun Krewson, found on the coast
wool, for which ho received about ment was committed to ihe couuty
utive authorities to rob the people Eddie Vnnnoy, Willie Canning,
John
Miller,
Ralph
Miller,
Lottie
4
cts per lb. over last year’s prices. jail for teu days.
Dr.
Ford,
P.
E.
of
the
M.
E.
by selling the Union Pacific road to
The new mail schedule went into
the highest bidder, instead of tak­ Stevenson; ninety-four — John church, held a quarterly meeting in
Alva Cotron, of Big creek, has
ing it for tbe government debt, lias Decker; ninety — Dora Paxson, this place last Saturday and Sunday. been furnished first-class transpor­ effect betweeu heie and Gold Beach
reached to the point of a judicial Eva Krewson, Cloe Harry, Henry We learn that there was a large tation by the government to go to Inst Monday, nnd the kicking pro­
decree at Omaha. No bid for less Paxson, John Krewson, Thomas attendence and that the services Chicago and have an artificial limb cess still goes merrily on. An
than $50,037,435 will be received. Cripps, Maude Henry, James Pax­ were very interesting. Dr. Ford is fitted. He waa a soilder during the effort is beiug made for a daily
mail service from Myrtle Point
son.
recognized as one of the ablest rebellion and lost a leg.
The date of sulo is not yet fixed.
across the mountain to Dairyville,
Total No. scholars enrolled, 27; ministers that visits this section.
S. F. Star: The exposes as to the visitors, 33; average attendance, 17.
Mrs. Madeline B. Conkling, of aud on down the const, the mail to
Clondyke is the place for excite­
Chinese system of woman slavery
The school will continue another ment, while B. U. Lehinonowsky’s Roseburg, grand matron of the O. leave Myrtle Point immediately
are continuing; but not one effort month, by special arrangement of
E. S. of Oregon, arrived in town on upon its arrival.
seems to be made, or even talked the board of directors, the teacher store is the place to buy your winter last Thursday to attend Elgin
supplies from tbe large stock just
about, by officials for stopping it. to receive $5 increase of'salary.
chapter on Friday evening, goiug
received— over $2000 worth of boots
The names of the owners and the
thence to Baudon on Saturday to
W. C. G u e r i n , Teacher.
and
shoes,
and
a
large
and
complete
localities of the premises should he
visit Occidental chapter at that place.
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stock
of
flour,
salt,
groceries
and
published, and vengeance dealt out
Mrs. Coukling is an estimable lady
Prof, and Mrs. Godfrey will give
TO
unsparingly to the white miscreants ouo of their wonderful, thrilling drygoods at lower prices than ever. anil held in high esteem by all who
who derive revenue from such and highly entertaining exhibitions Get prices before buying else­ know her.
*
hellish sources.
at Masonic ball next Haturday where.
The highest claim for other j
tobaccos is “ J u s t as
good as D u r h a m .”
E v e r y old s m o k e r
knows there is none just
os good as
DK.irV,
J.
We Send it Free
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Prunes in Coos County.
night.
Don’t miss it.
As an
aeriatist, gymnast, contortionist and
wizard lie has no superior, and
can give a whole evening’s enchant­
ing entertnimueut o f his own
wonderful perfoimauces. Mrs. G.
will appear in charming character
songs. Admission, 25 and 15cents;
reserved seats, 35 cts.
Tickets on
sale at the postoffiae drug store.
Free dance after show.
The H erald hns the pleasure
this week of talking of “ prunes" in
C o o b county ns a set-oil' to the
gush in the valley papers on that
subject.
Our
thrifty
fallow-
citizen, It. D. Sanford, lias per­
mitted an ‘interview relative to iiis
effort in that industry as a specialty,
its snccpss and promise in tiie
Prof. Godfrey will give one of
future, nnd it proves quite interest his entertaining nnd skilful exhibi­
ing.
tions in this city, at Masonic ball,
Mr. S nnford hns 0 acres plnuted next Saturday night. Mrs. Godfrey
in prune trees, on bench land and will nssist in tho entertainment.
which are now (5 years old. They Admission 25 and 15 centsjreserved
are set 20 feet apart, each way, seats 35 cents. Dance after the
which makes ¡528 trees. Only ten
exhibition.
trees have been lost by dying or
ANTED — FAITHFUL
MEN OR
acciileut since planting, nud tl e \ 4 \ V T women
to travel fo r responsible estnb.
trees have been very healthy and lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 and
thrifty np t» this time.
These expenses. Position permanent. Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
trees are grafted upon pencil roots, The National, Star Insurance B id?., Chi­
cago.
nud no aprouta linve ever come up
to annoy Mr. Sanford as they do in
The evaporator at Forest Grove
many orchards where they are is being operated day and night,
grafted on other roots. Oue-hnlf preparing food for the Alaska trade.
o f these are of Petite variety, and Its owner lias just contracted to
the other lml f Italians. This is the dry 4400 pounds of potatoes.
first year they have borne to any
Go nnd see the Godfreys in their
amount. The trees ull bloomed
reasonably full this year, hilt only ph asing and thrilling exhibition at
the Petites hit, but these are heav­ Masonic hall next Saturday night.
ily ladeu nud breaking down with Admission, 25 nnd 15 cents;
fine-sized prunes. There will lie reserved seals 35 cents.
several hundred bushels thereon,
.1, O. Hall, principal of the
very sound nud evenly shaped. Lincoln public school,at Salem, Or.,
The Italians are two weeks later tendered iiis resignation and will
tlinn the Petites, anil seemed this start to seek Iiis fortune iu the
year to blossom just as we had a Cloudyke country.
late light frost and cold reins, and
The steamer Farallon has been
the blossoms seemed to chill and taken off the San Fran cisco-Coos
drop off, while the Petites were bay route ami chartered for Alaska.
further advanced nnd were tough 4 lie Truckee will take her place on
enough to resist the frost and the former route.
escape destruction.
Mesdan.es Hite <t King received
Mr. Sanford 1ms ordered I he
castiugs, fuinnce (made of term a choice stock of confectionery and
cotta), building paper, wire for fruits yesterday at their City R es­
trays and all other things out of taurant and Confectionery. Meals
which to construct a two-compart­ at all hours.
ment "Flickenstein Evaporator,”
Miss Lilly Wagner came to this
except nbout $5 wortli o f lumber city yesterday, nud may make her
nnd tbe brick necessary for ttie home with us once again.
We
furnace. Ho will build tlie dryer hope so.
himself, with the assistance of a
Mr. and Mrs. Bnznn will leive
carpenter and bricklayer. Ho lias
received 3000 brick from 1). Giles for Humboldt county. Cal., via the
& Hon, at Myrtlo Point.
The ! hay, today per steamer Alliance.
evaporator he gets from IV. T
.1 A. Jacobson hns bought some
Jacobson, 431 Washington street, lots near G. F. Bontell’ s and will
Portland, Oregon, who tinuufne improve them at once.
turps them. The material which
Representative Howard, o f Ala­
ho furnishes will cost $05. f. o. b. bama, wears a silk hat nud a 60-
at Poitland, which will lie shipped
I cent alpaca coat.
by steamer to Marshfield, thence
Mrs. Buck and Miss Ella visited
to this place by wagon. If weighs
I! iialon for several days, returning
less than 1000 [rounds.
The building will he put up by yesterday.
himself, which will tie 15x10 feet,
Hatches moved into their nice
with a celling 12 feet high. By new house, ou West Side, yester-
paying £10 to ¡*15 per c.impart day.
meDt, extra, he can add as mnnv
compartment! ns lie will ever m ed
Don't Toharro Spit nnd Smoke V o w I.lfe Away.
for the orclinrd. The capacity of
T o q u it to b a cco easily and forev er, be m a ?
retie.
lull o f life , nerve and vigor, take N o To-
each department is 20 bushels per
Utv, the w onder-w orker, tlmt m akes w eak m en
day.
\I! dru ists, :.0e o r f l . r u p - ¡ d ur.in­
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Weak Men,
A Clash
in Kansas.
Kansas City, Aug. 4.— A npecial
to the Times from Topeka says:
The federal authorities and the
state of Kansas will clash. Lust
week a federal judge from Arkan­
sas, Judge Williams, held court at
Manitau, Colo., and issued a sweep­
ing injunction in behalf of the
Mutual Life Insurnuce Co., of
New York, restraining Insurance
Superintendent McNall from en­
forcing the state laws regulating
insurance companies, and also
enjoining Attorney-General Boyle
or any other lawyer on behalf of
the state fiom bringing nny civil or
crimiunl suit against the cnmpauy.
It is believed that Governor Leedy
and the state administration pro­
pose tocoutest.
Jtis claimed tonight that Gover­
nor Leedy is preparing a circular
letter of great importance, which
he will send to the posecuting attor­
neys o f the state, appealing to
their patriotism to uphold the crim­
inal laws of Kansas against the
interference o f federal authorities.
To be brief, he wants them to pros­
ecute every agent doing business in
Kansas for every insurance com­
pany to whom a license has been
denied, or whose license is revoked.
Governor Leedy is quoted as say­
ing:
“ I f Judge Williams or any other
federal judge seeks to restrain this
state from enforcing its criminal
laws, we will dispute his right to do I f needed by poor, tired mother«, over*
a o .”
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worked and burdened with care, debili­
tated and run down because o f poor, thin
and Impoverished blood. Help is needed
by the nervous «ufforer, the men and
women tortured with rheumatism, neu­
ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. Help
Salem, Or., Aug. 4.— Ephraim
Dicrnard, a representative o f the |
Hebrew Agricultural Society of the !
United Stntes, has written the ;
governor, saying that he has a large \ W hen Ilood’i Sarsaparilla begin» to en­
number o f persous belonging to rich, purify and vitalize the blood, and
■end» It in a healing, nourishing, ln rig -
the society who are desirous of oratlngntrramto the nervoa, muscles and
locating on government laud m i organ» o f the body. H ood '» Sarsaparilla
Oregon.
He Bays, further, th at) builds u pthow eak and broken down sjrs-
tem, and cures all blood diseases, becauaa
these people are all citizens of the j
United States, and that they are j
experienced farmers, and every oue
of them is skilled in some trade, j
The governor, in reply, informed
him that there waa plenty of I
government lnnd in Oregon, and ,
Is ths O n . True Blood rurlfler. AH dm relsts f L
trusted that they might decide to rrepared only by C. I- flood ft Co.. Lowell. Mm.es.
locate here, believing that such a . .
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them.
Young
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Old.
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1 we could not cure, we would not
send our medicine free to try, and
pay when satisfied.
Address
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will be required to send us five yearly sub­
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best problem submitted for future use in
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Sarsaparilla
Mrs. Francis Saurbicr, living
two aud one-half miles south of La
Center, Wash., was burned to dentil
late last Thursday eveniog. Mr.
Sanrbier was burning a slashing
near their brrn, nnd bis wife was
out watching it As everything was
very dry, in some way her clothes
caught fire and she was burned to
death before assistance reached her.
The resignation of 8. B. Ormsby
as a member o f the Soldiers’ Home
tend
B ook let and »am ple free.
Address board was received and accepted ba­
Sterling K cm ody t ’a . C h icago o r New Y o r k
the governor last Tuesday and H.
In Tacoma Tar lay a proposi- H. Northnp, county jn d g eof Mnlt-
lion » lcv\ an rxt l quarter o f a nomab couuty, was appoiuted his
mil! tax fur tin' purpose o f main- successor,
taming a frte kindergarten was
N o - T o - f l » c f o r F if t y r e n t s .
Vi ‘tail ilo» ti by u vote o f t>70 to Guaranteed
tobacco habit cure, makes weak
The London Morning Post savs
that Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Her,
a former member of ilie board of
directors o f tin* British i >ntli
Africa Company, linve paid the
Transvaal government £250,000 as
indemnity for tlio Jumcsou raid.
122 .
Stephan Mallory White is a
senator
from
California
anil
Stephen Russell Mallory is n sena­
tor from Florida.
There is more
than a mere coincidence in the
similarity of names. The men nre
cousins. Senntor Mallory’s father
and Senator White’s mother were
brother and sister.
It is a little
curious that tho two senators should
represent states as far apart as it
is possible for them to be— one on
the Atlantic and the other on the
Pacific coast. The grandfather of
the two senators was one of the
earliest settlers of F’ lorida, while
their grand mol her was a Spanish
woman of fine stock, considerable
of a beauty, and remarkable con­
stitution, retaining to her old age
all of her faculties.
Much of
Senator White's sturdiness comes
from his grandmother.
He was
not born iu Florida, for his father
ard mother crossed the plains in
1850, attracted to California by the
reports of newly discovered gold.
The senator was born iu San Fran­
cisco in 1853.
T be Mallorys, on
the other hand, remained inFlorida,
and now the whirligig hnppenings
of politics reunite the families in
the senate.
| men strong, blood pure.
60c, $1. All druggists-
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TH E CELEBRATED
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E S K
S ,
For Sale at a Bargain.
W ILL SELL MY RANCH, CONTAIN-
ing 160 acre». 30 in cultivation; 30 acre»
creek bottom: 80 acres in pasture, fenced:
125 fruit tree», bearing, and all kind» of
»mall fruit: large house 7 rooms, plastered
aud papeied: barn 40x80. stables, cattle
sheds, and all necessary outbuilding«; good
spring water piped to house, niilk-bonse
and barn; about f 800 or $900 worth o f white
cedar timber tor lumber or matchwood;
buildings n**w or nearly »o; county road on
one side of place; five months* term of
school each year, five minutes* walk from
house; forty minutes' drive to Bandon or
the beacii; *800 insurance on hnihiings.
P r i c e »1 IB ».
Will also sell farming
tools, stock, shop tools, and furniture. I
am past 70. too old to farm and mean what
I say.
I will sell; make me an offer and come
and see me. No incumbrance on the place.
For full particulars call on or address
DAVID BALDWIN,
Bandon Oregon.
I
and all furniture nece-wnry for the Scnool-
room. Every desk o f this company*« man­
ufacture is warranted,
and anv part that becomes broken or unfit
for use tinri^sr that time will be duplicated
without charge.
Write for circulars and prices to
MIts. V’ *’ A A. GOOD.
A (CD .or Coos county,
Coquille City, Oregon.
B la c k w e lf i’s
Y ou will find one coupon inside
each two ounce bag, and two cou­
pons inside each four ounce
bag o f B lackwell's Durham.
Buy n bag o f t h i s cele­
brated tobacco nnd read the I
coupon— which gives a list
o f valuable presents and how
to get them
IF
them.
?
SOUTHERN OREGON
^ STATE * NO RM AL ♦ SCHOOL,
A s h la n d ,
O regon.
T i e L a r g e s t an d M ost P r o g r e s s iv e S a h ool in S ou th ern O re g o n .
'E W BUILDINGS, tine campus, good water, healthful location, delightful climate,
excellent influences for students.
C ourses : Sub-Normal of one year. Regular Normal of three years, Business, Short­
hand and Typewriting, College Preparatory, Music. Art.
T h o On y Citinm r e i n S c h o o l n cn s P rt ot the S*ate is one o f the
prominent departments o f the school, an • is conducted in business college style. The
Training School is graded and in charge of the Senior class the full year, and under the
direct supervision of a critic teacher trained in the noted Holbrook Normal, of Lebanon,
Ohio. The natural scislices are taught by almost constant work in tho laboratory, and
elocution, delsarte and physical training by a specialist in these lines. Special advan­
tages in higher mathematics and literature. Drawing and vocal masio are compulsory
for normal course students.
,
The regular normal school diploma is granted, good anywhere in tho State without
further examination.
E x p i.s.’s: Tuition $6.25. board at hall $1.75, lodging 50c por week, student fur­
nishing bed-clothmg only; family board $2.50 per week. $125 furnishes the ttudont
board, books and lodging, and pays his tuition for one year.
Grades ate accepted from other schools, if tho same cover the work required ill tho
Normal.
Teachers review classes any time in the year.
The next School Year opens September 6. For caf alogue or mformatian, address,
taugSl,
W. J . VAN «COY, President.
N
Treasurer's Nolice.
Forest Fires In Yam hill County.
A terrific fire is raging iu the
mountains adjacent to Baker cieek,
10 miles west of M’ Minnville, Ore­
gon. It is supposed to have started
about Saturday last, nnd hns cov­
ered n space of 8 miles long by 2
miles wide. The sawmill of Millsap
& S oup , on Baker creek, is in danger
from ihe flames, and tho owners
are standing ready for hasty notice
to sro to the defense o f it.
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'O T IC E is hereby given that nil county
warrants indorsed prior to April 15,
181)1, except Nos. 7027 anti 65)31, will be paid
on presentation at my ollice in Coquille
City.
No interest will bo allowed after
August 10, 185)7.
W, W. HAYES,
County Treasurer.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate on Fore,
closure.
o t ic e
is
hereby
g iv e n t h a t
N under and by virtue o f an execution
and order of sale issued out o f the Circuit
Court o f the State o f Oregon in and for the
County of Coos, on the 7th day o f August,
185)7, wherein J. II. li< belts is plaintiff, and
NOTICE.
S. H. Bryan, M. J. Bryan, James II. Bryan
and B L. Brvan are defendants, beiug case
Ail persons owning lots or No. 1337 of said Court, the undersigned,
Sheriff of said county, t > whom said execu­
property on North Side, or inter­ tion and ordt-r o f sale is directed aud ad-
ested in gettinu water there, are .Ire-nd, wil1. ON SA'I UK DAY, TH E
I I T il DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1897, at
requested to meet Mr. H. Orchard, the
hour o f Iwo o'clock in the afternoon o f
in Ihe College chapel Wednesday said day, at the Courthouse door in the
town
of Coquille City, Coos county, O re­
evening, Aug. 11,.at 8 o ’clock, to gon, offer
for sale and sell at public auction
discuss wavs and means of getting to the highest and host bidder for cash
water for household use aud for down all of the following described real
property, towit: Lots numbered two and
irrigation, power, etc., etc.
three of section thirty, and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter and the
J. L. Futrell,
north
east Quarter o f the southwest quarter
,T. H. Nosier,
o f section thirty, all in township twenty-
J. H. Cecil, et at.
nine south, of range twelve west o f the
Willamette Meridian, situate and lying
within Coos county, state o f Oregon, co n ­
taining one hundred and sixty-three acre«
and seventy-one-one-hundredtlisof an acre.
Dr ted this 7th day of June, 1897, at
'OTIOE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Coquille City, Coos county. Oregon.
W. W. GAGE,
by an order of tho County Court of
the Staff! of Oregon for the County of anglO 5tl Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
Coos, made on the 6th day of.July, 1807,
John F. Munford was duly npp tinted exec­
utor of the estate of Jame3 McNanghton Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate on Exe­
(deceased>, and that letters testamentary
cution.
have been duly issued to me.
Therefore ail persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to
o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h v t
present the same with pri per vouchers to
under nnd bv virtue of an execution
said executor within six months from the issued out of the Circuit Court o f the State
date of this notice, at Arago, Coos couuty, of Oregon for the County o f Yamhill, on
Oregon.
the 1st day of July, 1897. wherein J. H.
Dated this 12th day of July. 1^07.
Nelson is plaintiff, nnd F. E. Scofield and
J. F. MUNFORD.
I. L. Scofield are defendants, and against
Executor of the Estate of Jotut-s McNangh­ the property o f said defendant«, I did, on
ton, deceased.
iaugl0 4t the 28th day o f July 1897, levy upon, as the
property o f the said defendants, tho south­
east quarter of section 10, township 28
south,
of range 11 west of tho Willamette
Notice of Sale of Real Estate on Ex­ Meridian,
situate and lying within Goo«
ecution.
county, Oregon, containing nhoul 160 acres,
I will. ON THURSDAY, THE SECOND
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 185)7. at the hour
o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t
under and by virtue ot an execution of two o'clock in tho afternoon o f said day,
at
the Courthouse door in the town o f
issued out of the Circuit Con t o f the State
of Oregon for the County o f Coos, on the Coquille City, Coos county, Oregon, offer
for
sale and sell at public auction to the
28th day of June, 185)7, in a cert-tin suit
wherein M. W. McCormack is plaintiff, and highest and best bidder for cash, all right.,
Baudon Coni Block Mining Company de­ title, interest and claim which the said
fendant. I did, on the 2d day of August, defendants, F. E. Scofield nnd 1. L. Sco­
1897, levy upon, as tho property o f the said field, or either o f them, had on the 24th
defendant, ihe following described real day o f March, 1897, or may at nny time
acquired in or to the above
property, to-wit: Beginning at the Mean­ since have real
estate, or a sufficiency
der post pt the southwest corner of lot four, described
thereof to satisfy the demand o f said
section 8, township twenty-eight south of plaintiff,
to-wit:
$198.15, with interest
range thirteen west o f the Willamette thereon at the rate
f 10 per cent per
Meridian; running thence north thirty- annum from the 24th o day
o f March, 1897,
three degrees twenty-two minutes east 500 nnd the further sum o f $ 20.00 as attorney
feet; thence south tifty-six degrees thirty- fees, and the sum of $19.75 costs and d is­
eight seconds 435.6 feet; thence south sev­ bursements and also the costa of nnd upon
enteen degrees forty-nine seconds west 25^
feet to the south boundary of lot four; said execution.
Dated July 30, 1897.
thence west on south boundary of said lot
W. W. GAGE,
four to the place o f beginning. Also a aug3 5tl
Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.
right of way over and across lands o f Alex­
ander Urquhnrt for railroad track to the
coal bunkers of said company for a period
of ten years and a privilege of twenty
Notice of Sale on Foreclosure.
years. Also n lease with a privilege to
mine, take nnd sell for ten years with a
'OTIGE i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t
privilege o f twenty years, all tile coal lying
under ar.d by virtue o f an execution
or situate in or under the surface of the
following described land, viz: iSouth half and order o f sale issued out o f the Circuit
Court
o f the State o f Oregon for the
of the northeast quarter, amt northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter, and tho County o f Coos, on the 26th day o f July»
1897.
in
a certain suit wherein Mrs. S. E.
north half of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section eighteen, nnd Robinson is plaintiff, and Maria A. Leneve
nnd
N.
W. Leneve are defendants, being
the south half of the northwest quarter of
section seventeen, all in township twenty- case Number 1670 o f said Court and com­
manding
me to make sale o f certain real
eight, south of range thirteen west of the
Willamette Meridian, containing nbout 220 property in said execution and here­
acres, together with a right of way over inafter particularly described, or a suf­
said lands for transporting coal to the ficiency thereof to satisfy the demands
said coal bunker«.
Said levy being of said plaintiff, as follows: $290.10
interest thereon at «lie rate o f
made subject to a lea«e of Peter Loggie with
and Robert
Marsden from the said ten per cent per nuoum from tho 4th day
of
May.
1897. an attorney*« fee o f $540.00.
Bandon Coal Block lin in g Company
for a period of seven years from May costs and disbursements taxed at $10.00
anil
also
the costs upon said execution, I
24th, 1*»7. I will. ON' WEDNESDAY,
THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER. will. ON SATURDAY. THE » 1H DAY
OF
SEPTEMBER.
1897. at the hour o f
1897. at the hour o f two o’clock in the
afternoon o f said day at the Co rthonse two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
door in the town o f Coquille City. Coos at the Courthouse door in the town o f
county. Oregon, offer for sale and sell at Coquille City. Coos county. Oregon, offer
unbllc auction to the highest and best bid­ for sale ami sell at public auction to the
der. subject to said ltase. for cash, all of the highest nnd best bidder, for ensn. all right,
above described premises, or so much titie*. interest and claim which the said
thereof ns will be necessary to satisfy the defendants, or cither o f them. hRd on the
demands of plaintiff, to-wit: $249.99, with 12th day of October, 1892. or may at nny
since have acquired in or to the fo l­
interest thereon at the rate >f eight per time
cent per annum from the 24th day of June, lowing described premises, t o " it; T/>ts
numbered
ten ana eleven in Block thirty-
1897. together with cost« taxed at $16.70
and the costs upon said execution, less the four fit Elliott’s Addition to the town o f
Cny Coon county. Oregon.
sum of $13.50 made by roe on a »a loof the Coquille
Deled this 3d day o f August. 1897, at
personal property **f the said company.
Coquille City, Coos countv. Oitfgon.
Dated this 3d day of August. 1897.
W. W PAGE,
W. W. GAGE.
Sheriff o f Coos county, Oregon.
aug3 5t]
Sheriff o f Coo« couuty, Oregon. aug3 5t|
Executor’s Notice.
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