Coquille City herald., April 18, 1899, Image 4

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T U E S D A Y . A P R IL 18, 1899
Church Directory.
M . E. ch u rch , south -regu la r services
each S unday m orning and evening, by the
pastor,
E . L. F itch .
Kev. K o b t. E nnis.aPresbyterian, will o c ­
cu p y the pulpit at the C hristian church in
this city the 2d and 4th Sundays o f each
m on th . All are oordially invited .
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Many ladies and children line
Simple method of finding the
the river batiks daily with rod aDd true meridian. What must I allow
line, catching the luscious trout.
for the variation of needle this year?
Architect Burggraf, of Salem, The above question is often asked
lias been the successful competitor by travelers and woodsmen who
for plans for the reconstruction of locate timber. For their benefit I
shall now describe a simple method
tbo Lincoln county courthouse.
for determining the true meridian
Mrs. John JenkiDs and children
or the variation of the compaes
took the train for the hay last Wed­
needle.
To use the astronomical
nesday to visit. Mrs. J. has been
instruments would require some ex­
boused very closely for several
perience, and to those who are not
months, owing to sickness in the
accustomed t“ such work, a com­
family.
plicated mathematical instrument
Johnson’s mill is doing its part with difficult formula;, however ac­
in the shipment of lumber. Reg­ curate, would bo a source of error?.
ular and special trains carry it to Therefore, I shall deal with a simple
the bay for shipment, notwithstand­ method free from all the mathemat­
ing schooners can go to the mill in ical calculations, yet accurate enough
safety and load up direct.
for any ordinary land surveying—
Charley Collier struck for the the method is by equal shadows o f
mines iostauter when he heard of ike sun. To do this, on a level
the strike o f Uncle Ben Harrison. ground or ice, set up a straight
The news aroused an interest pole perpendicularly by means of a
Two or three hours
among many who have claims there plumb line.
before noon, mark on the ground
which were temporarily idle.
the extremity of its shadow. From
Ira B u z u d , of the Salmon moun­ the bottom of the pole, stretch a
tain mining section, who has spent cord reaching to that mark, and
several weeks in town with his part­ with this cord as radius and the pole
ners, the Johuson Bro’s, left last as center, strike an arc eastward.
Wednesday for the “diggings.” He Two or three hours after noon,
was inspired by the good news from watch for the moment when extrem­
Uncle Ben Harrison and sous.
ity of the shadow of the pole touches
Capital Journal:
Sheriff Gage, the arc. There make another mark
Now, bisect the
of Coos county, brought to the on the ground.
asylum ou Sunday, a woman aged distance between the two marks
The true
58 years, Mrs. Elizabeth From, of thus made upon the arc.
Myrtle Point.
Ha employed as meridian will pass from the bottom
guard, Mrs. Josie McDuffie.
Mr. of the pole through this bisecting
Cage is one of the sheriffs who point if a line stretched on the
never brings a woman patient or ground from the bisecting point
and a compass
irisoner without employing a to the pole
placed so that its N and S marks
emale guard.
are cut exactly by this line, the de­
I. G. Davis, half brother of our
County Judge L. Harlocker, came viation of the needle from the line
will he the variation for the locality.
to Coquille City last Wednesday
To find stability ef a pile. Rule
from his home at Los Angeles,
-Multiply weight of ram,in pounds,
Cal. Mr. D. is a pleasaut-looking,
elderly gentleman, whom we hope by the fall of ram in feet; divide
to interview further about joining the quotient by tbe penetration of
with us to uuilu up our section. pile also in feet, and again divide
It is 30 years since Mr. Davis by 8. The result will be the weight
and Judge Harlocker had seen of load, in pounds, which the pile
each otbor, and this was therefore a will snfely support.
hearty greetiug.
W e didn't mnke the law, wlncb
we published recently, relating to
throwing cuttings or trimmings
from gardens, orchards or hop-
yards ou the streets, public roads
or other premises, or keeping them
there unconsumed by fire for a
period of more than 30 days, yet
we guess it is a good law; we pub-
lislied it, too, kindly and with good
intentious, so far as our citizens
are concerned, hoping to protect
them agaiust the introduction of
fruit pests and save them from
Hues aud penalties several times
over the annual subscription cost
o f the H eiut . d , but we gat no
thanks for it from some people,
However, we go ahead and repub­
lish it in today’s H kbal D by re­
quest of (lie state board of horti­
culture. It providesother features
o f protection to our fi«lit growers,
and we commend that yon read it
aud “ heel” yourself against its pen-
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thereby destroying the foun dation o f the
disease and giving tin* patient strength by
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In the supreme court at Salem
last Monday the following cases
from Coos county were called:
The case o f Lars Clemmensen,
appellant, vs. August Peterson et
nl., lespondents, an appeal from
Coos county, was argued and sub­
mitted. Following is a brief state­
ment of the case: This was a uro-
ceeding to review a certain judg­
ment made and entered in the re­
corder’s court for tbe town of
Marshfield, Coos county, Oregon,
and to have the said judgment
declared null upon the gtonnds
that the said recorder had no juris­
diction in the premises, based upon
the claim that the enacting clause
incorporating the said towu ia not
broud enough and Joes not state
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• hall he clothed with the powers
and duties of a justice o f the;
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J. H. Noaler, respondent, vs. the
C. B.R. A E. R. R. A Navigation Co.,
appellant; ordered that respondent
have until May 15th to serve and
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Before the Supreme Court.
In tho supreme court Wednes­
day the case of Grant Beale et al.,
respondents, vs. Win. and Emma
J. Hite, appt Hants on appeal from
Coo« couuty, as argued and sub­
mitted.
Herald Land §1 Loan Go.
hampered people’s newspaper in Coos county.
Cause ol Their Success.
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and a word from the wise should lie
sufficient, but you ask, who arc the
wise? Those who know. The oft
repeated experience of trustworthy
persons may be taken for knowledge.
Mr. W. M. Terry says Chamberlain’s
Cougli Remedy gives better satis­
faction that any other in the market.
He has been in the drug business
at Elkton, Ky., for twelve years; has
sold hundreds of bottles of this
remedy ami nearly all other cough
medicines
manufactured, which
shows conclusively that Chamber­
lain’s is the most satisfactory to the
people, and is the best. For sale
by R. H. Kuowlton
T he o n ly Kenuino real estate paper pnb-
ished in A m erica. It circulates In every
!’ ‘.:;te in the U nion. Parties interested iu
b uyin g, sellitiK or exchnugiuu laud, mer-
rillll
Hill ju or rvthnv
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l l what
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other p rop erty
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they want in T H E N A T IO N A L L A N D
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■out o ffe r, o f cloh nilK O . Single oopiee by
m ail 10 oentg. Address T he N ational Land
L ist fiublishinir G o.,G reen Ridite, Miaauuri.
‘ Young man,” said the earnest
man, “ I hope you are intent upon
following the strait and narrow
path.” “ I should say so,” replied
I the slim youth, who doesn't mean
to be irreverent, but who thinks too
much about'his wheel; “ we ought
to have had one betweeu hero and
Baltimore long ago.’’
remedy for pain,
Everybody (foes a-tiabing.
Simple Rules tor Finding Meridian
The FarmJournal for 5 years and
Stability ol a Pile.
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subscription to the H khald .
Prepared for the H m u l d by J. S. K a u em a u ,
The Duptials of J. L. Bowman,
manager o f the Salem woolen mills,
and Miss Lydia Rogers, of the hay,
are announced to take place at
Marshfield on the 19th iust.— to­
morrow. They will reside at Port­
land. Mr. Bowman is known in
this section aud quite popular as a
representative of the Salem mills,
o f which he had been a solicitor
for some years past and canvassed
th is county, Miss Rogers is one
of Coos county’s most charming
daughters.
T i l e Ait. II o nit I I . u h i I 1. 1 s t ,
24 to 36
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Weekly Local Paper for only the price o f one.
some largo farms 1 to
tillable, balance saw timber handy
to river. A bargain for tho right
3 miles from town,
man.
creameries, and good shipping fa­
cilities, which can be had i u o h t , No. 14.—One acre with house near
on account of old age or infirmity
the academy in Coquille City.
of owners, or lack of means, or
Very cheap.
proper tact for handling; some No. 15. —80 acres on river, near Riv­
are under mortgage, and must
erton—43 acres bottom land, 25
be sold; some of these can be had
acres fenced and cultivated, 15
l o w , and would divide into sev­
acres bench, big timber logged
eral choice small homes that can
off and seeded,40 acres bill. Build­
be made very profitable in time
ings and orchards ample for pres­
to people who are able to work,
ent use. $3000.
and have means and act to han­
No. 16.— 160 acres, 3 miles from
dle them.
Norway, No. 1 bench and hill land;
If you want a business lot at a rea­
suitable for fruit, stock, corn or
sonable figure the Herald Land
vegetables.
Cheap buildings,
Co. can supply you.
fine bearing orchard, 16 acres
under plow and considerable
If you think of embarking in the
brush slashed off and in grass for
grocery or general store business,
pasture, well watered. Cheap at
our Mr. Sanford can give you in­
$1700.
Owner has business in
formation where good bargains
the east, hence, a bargain.
can be secured in those lines that
No. 17.— A trade for unimproved
will no doubt save you money.
timber land (must be convenient
Our outside hustler, Mr. R. D. ^
for marketing), or a stock farm, or
Sanford, will tnke pleasure in I
grazing land in Coos county, for 50
giving you information, and )
acres full bearing grapes, 40 acres
showing these properties to j
under cultivation other than
interested parties.
grapes, nod remainder of 160-acre
tract best of unimproved land, 12
No. 2.— 80 acres on Bear creek,
miles from Los Angelos, Cal.
known as the Bickford Bartlett
New house, windmill, tank, wine
place, good timber and bottom
storage room and everything else
land combined; spring branch;
in shape to run a vineyard.
will be sold at a bargain, as owner
is nonresident; will make a good No. 18.— 280 acres of up-land, sev­
home when improved for a man
eral springs, 7-room house, barn;
with small capital who would turn
50 acres cleared, 30 fenced and
labor into value.
balance covered with alder brush
No. 4.— Small house aud large lot,
mainly. Some valuable red cedar
on edge of town, at a sacrifice;
anti c o a l on land.
Fine founda­
cheapest home in town and desir­
tion for stock range and controls
other range adjoining. Will grow
able place for any one not in busi­
ness and only wanting a home.
good clover and other hay grasses
when cleared; is not too steep.
$200 gets it.
Cheap and on good terms.
No. 5.— 4 lots, two of them choice
garden land; good house and barn, No. 19,— 163 acres on Bear creek;
large woodhouse, trees and run­
35 acres fenced and in grass; good-
ning branch; 5 blocks from court­
sized barn and sheds; fair dwell­
house in Coquille, $550.
ing-house, young orchard, fine
water and outside range, making
No. 6.— An undivided J interest in
a desirable location for stock.
good farm near Myrtle Point;
$2000, with some stock included
will be sold very low by a non
— one-half cash.
resident; other interests might be
secured at a bargain also, on ac­ No. 20.— 120 acres on Big Creek,
suitable for a small stock ranch
count of other interests demand­
and home. A few acres cultivated;
ing their attention.
Property
good orchard, cheap buildings—
known as the Hoffman ranch, nt
place is neglee*ed and will be sold
junction of South and Middle
very low to an actual resident, as
Forks of Coquille river; fine land.
owner is not able to live thereon
No. 8.— 32 acres all choice river bot­
and tired of renting it out; $550
tom land, with all necessary build­
gets it.
ings, fences and trees; thrifty
young orchard of 50 trees, mnrket No. 21.— 116 acres near Beaver Hill
coal mines, known as the Willard
varieties; 16 acres cultivated; bal­
place.
80 acres is very rich bea­
ance willow land, uncleared; on
ver dam bottom, balance hill land.
the river hank, J mile from Arago
Has spring water and will make
post office and creamery.
All
an A 1 place when improved.
tine clover and other grass land.
Can be had at reasonable price on
$2500—half down.
account of it being owned by an
No. 9.—I f you want cheap land,
aged lady, who cannot improve it.
here it is: 160 acres 4 miles from
postoffice, store, creamery and No 22.— 280 acres 5 miles from Mos­
cow, Idaho. 200 acres in cultiva­
steamer facilities; several aergs
tion, balance wood and good pas­
rich creek bottom, though narrow;
ture, good he use, good barn, good
balance rolling hills— good grass
bearing orchard, plenty of small
land when brush is slashed and
fruit, running water, also wells.
land seeded; 30 acres open.
Price $5000.
Buildings and finest spring water
— $650. $300 cash; balance can Also 180 acres adjoining above,
CO acres in cultivation, 40 acres
be paid in labor clearing other
good saw timber, balance good
land $75 cayli year.
wood and pasture land; about 40
No. 10.—80 acres, 1J milen from
acres of the last could be put in
Coquille; a few acres creek bot­
cultivation nfter being cleared; all
tom, balance green timber bench
under fence, no buildings. Price,
land. Timber reserved for Oycars
$1800.
Would trade for prop­
removal. Five acres cleared on
erty of J tho value of the above,
bottom; fine spring branch; fail-
and take mortgage for other half
house and barn, other improve­
remaining one and two years at
ments. Only $800. Good terms
8% interest.
of payment.
ford to clear the timber, consis­
ting of Alder, Ash and Myrtle.
Must be seen to know its fine
quality of soil and location.
13*| Acres of fine land, half bench
and half bottom land, ineido of
Qoquille City limits; bottom land
in meadow a n d vegetables. Can
bo divided at a profit by right
party. Only $1100.
11 acres inside incorprorate limits of
Bandon with house and fencing.
Will sell at sight, o r exchange for
other kind of property we can
handle. What have you to trade ?
In fact if you have any property
which you wish to sell or trade.
10 Asres ot mostly fine and high
ground for residence when subdi­
vided; near business center of
Coquille City. Large house and
other improvements. An acre or
two of choice bottom lend for
garden. Mostly wood land, which
can be utilized to advantage. Only
$1000— which is too cheap, but
it must be sold soon.
79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from
Coquille saw mill, and rafting
water; laud suitable for grass,
fruit and vegetables, when timber
is removed; fine springs, all hill
land. Only $6 per acre; time
given with proper security as
long as desired, with interest at
8 % .
$500—part cash, balance on long
time, or iu small payments, will
buy 12 lots in the heart of Co­
quille City, ltnlf bottom ground,
half high oval bench, suitable for
building, trees, e ta ; only 5 blocks
from postoffice— urimproved.
ISriCan be improved by actual res­
ident nt an enormous profit, es­
pecially if owner can do most of
the work himself.
Sanford will
show you the property. “YBE
Dairy and Stock Farm of 240
acres, only 3 miles from Coquille
City. It has an excellent combi­
nation of low moist pasture and
meadow land, and upland pasture
with some good timber. Is an
estate property and run down some
by being rented out, and will be
sold at the low price of $12.50 per
acre, subject to an order of sale
by the court. Title perfect and is
an excellent bargain for any per­
manent dairy or stock man.
12 acres more or less inside of Co­
quille City limits. All well cul­
tivated creek bottom land, except
a couple of acres nice bigh
building ground, well fenced in
two parcels, fine stream of water
divides high land from the low
land, just the place 99 out of
every hundred is looking for, in a
small home, near town, schools,
etc.
n^wo good residence lots, sightly
^
loca tion , $150 f o r b oth .
T w o fine level corner Lots, near th e Aoad-
em y, in C oqn ille C ity, for $110.
T w o L ots on corner near the C oa rth otM ,
cheap fo r cash.
F o a ^ L ots iu business part o f tow n fo r
$1000; usual size, 50x100 feet.
6 fine R esidence L ots, 8 blocks fro m b usi­
ness center o f C oquille fo r $420; tim e
given if you want to build.
Six beautiful B uilding L ots n ea r
Coarthouse fo r $000.
IJjrVVe have m any other L ots, Houses
and L o ts , and R anches to show you, n ot
above enum erated, if you mean business,
and oa r M r. Sanford w ill look out fo r your
interest, if vou tell him aa near as m ay bs
iust whnt you desire and wish to invest, so
lie can a ct intelligently for you .
15
Acres—One mile from rail­
No. 11.— A splendidly improved 160- Stock is up, you want a stock rnnch
road depot and steamer lan d in g in
cheap, in order to make money C oqnille C ity: bottom and bench land;
acre farm, joining creamery, post-
office and school. Splendid b jild
easy. B> have il, 436 acres on a spring b ra n ch : fenced, but no buildings;
ch oice loca tion : $400 onsh.
branch of Coos River, handy to
ings, fences, orchard and soil, all
Ranch in Ctlifotnia
steamer communication, orchards,
in fine order; part choice bottom
fo r a ranch on C oqnille
land, cleared and cultivated, or in
buildings, spring water piped to river. F or particulars
call at the H erald
the house, 40 to 50 acres bottom Land <fc L oa n C o’ s office.
clover; good water for house and
land, controls back range. Sev­
stock;
bench ntninly cleared
Choice Business Lot, near R
enty head of cattle now for sale.
and in grass, balance in fine tim­
R . depot, river landinjg and jn _bu«insss
City. Erie* $1000.
ber.
$6000; all cash down,
Five dollars per acre gets it, part center o f C ‘oqnille
oqt
Twenty selected cows, tools, furni­
have tbe best land, beat
cash.
ture and fowls, and everything 160 Acres— Dairy Farm, with sub­
loca tion , and heat inn proved
stantial buildings, fences, orchard, •mall farm in tha 'Joqaille »a lley, la in-
ready to work with, for sale sep­
aide property, in on* o f the nicest tow ns in
engine, cream separator, cows, Uona oonn ty. I f yon want the very treat
arately and reasonably.
tools, some furniture and crops on at prices anJ te rn * that arc an ob ject and
No. 12.— Why pay $150 for one or
i have
to $«000 to in rent in a horn*
that ia a jo y forever, and mean b a s in e « ,
two small town lots, when we can I hand ready for immediate
write na fo r exact description sud U r n s o f
ness,
for
less
than
$5000.
Finely
put you onto several acres inside j
op tion al paynicnta.
the incorporation for the same; watered and not far from steamer
A CH ES—On an arm o f
lamlinr.
nearly level b e n c h - .
money* It
-■ is
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n ay: part very rich oreeX
good’ fruit and building ground. $1000 buy« n neat home and large bottom land: .a n d * loam : bouse and two
grounds
near the
buainess center barns: Rood orchards: amali fru ite; te n o n i«;
when cleared — J of a mile from
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the finest sprinRa im aginable ri«h t at
of town.
P. O. and school.
honse and barn, sufficient fo r never failinR
fo r small m aebinerr if d esired ; oat-
No. 13.— 360 acres 8 mile» from 20 acres of very rich bottom land power
side ra* « e on bill land, fiotton i land thor-
on the bank of Coquille river o n zh ly clea red . C attle, horse*, fow ls, ia#-
Coquille City, on North Fork of
near Coquille City.
Will sell elements aud furniture, a ll in clu d ed , at
river, only $3300. Fair improve-
1-a'f orali at a “ rice yon can ttf-
r.i - • ->M e r r r — d r o t o 8 0 « " r e
$3000
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