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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESD AY. MARCH 12,
18.
J . W . STRANGE,
XDeaatist,
Coquille City's New Charter.
~Coquille City. Or.
W il visit Bandoti first six days of Janu­
ary, M arch, May. July, hepttmiber and Nov­
em ber. nud Myrtle Point the first six days
of February. April, Juue, August, October
a nd December._______
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Thus
PALACE
moat modern arranged BARBER
SHOP in Coquille City.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
John F. Hall,
_A .tt0rn .e3r _ a,t - X j a"W ,
M AR SH FIELD , OREGON.
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kind».
T T o y U IL L K COUNCIL. N O .« * OF THF.
V j F rater uni Aid A»a<ici«tion meets tbs
23 TutwtUv eveiiinK of rseh month.
Maa. E dith B alc ii .
Mr*. Alioe T uttle, Sec.__________ _________ _
YO u S g UH LODGE. No. 72, K. or P.
meets every Tuesday evening at Maaonio
Hall.
Brothers in good standing in aiater
lodge« are cordially invited to visit us.
A. G. BALCH, C. C.
It. H . M AST, K. of It. A S.
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OUR T COQUILLE, NO. 18, FOREST-
era o f Am erica, m eets every second and
fo u rth Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall
Ceqaille City, Oregon.
G ko . O. L kach , C. R.
H . N. L obhwk , K. 8 ________________ ________
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Y K T L E CAM P, NO. 1»7, WOODMEN
of the World, meets at Hersey llall,
1st and 3d Saturday nights oi each month.
J. W. L knkvk , Consul.
J. G. Simmons. Clerk.__
EVENING TID E CIRCLE, NO. 214,
' j W . of W., meets in Hersey’ s Hall on
2d and 4th Saturday nighta in each month.
OR AX. MAURY,
Guardian Neighbor.
Jesse C. Simmons, Clerk.
£
illA l)W IC K LO D G E, NO. 68. A. F.
J and A. M., meets on Saturday evening
on or before each full moon. Visiting breth­
ren cordially invited.
C. Rc MANDEB, W. M.
J . J, Lam b, Sec._______________ __ __________
f
UELAH C H A P T E R , NO. 6, O. E. 8 .,
meets Friday eveuirg on or before
each full laoon at 8 o'clock from April 1st
to October 3l*fc. and thereafter at 7:30; and
Bach Friday afternoon two weeks there
after at 2 o’clock.
Misa E mma L obhnz , W. M.
Mrs. Jennie L . Rose, See.__________________
/S O Q U I L L E LODGE, NO. 53, I. O. O. F.,
K J meets every Saturday evening. Visit-
.ng brethren in good standing cordially
invited.
E. L . F itch , N .G .
J . S. Lawrence, R. S.
a m ie
rkbekah
l o d g e , n o . 20 .
I. O. O. F., meets every 2d and 4th
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Fel­
lows’ hall.
I uma L ukkns , N. G.
Anna McDonald, Sue.
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/C O Q U IL L E ENCAM PM ENT, NO. 2 6 ,1-
V 7 O . O . F., meets every first and third
Thursdays in each month at Odd Bellows
nail. Cordial invitation extended to all vis­
iting patriarchs iu good standiug.
B. F. L awuencb C. P.
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J . J. Stanley, Scribe.
SHAD HUDSON,
J.
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Hudson & Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
E cklcy, Curry County, Ori'tU'n
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AVE valuable M'lies. Farms, Stock
Ranches und Timber Lands for sale.
House and fi acres of land well improved
in Wilbur. Douglas ennuly. Or., for -ale,
or exchange for property in Myrtle Point,
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Coqu.lt«.> O y , O r.— o p p 3 ,t. D : ot.
Keep« only l’ ura Wines and Liquors and
Fine Ciuara.
The Americus Club Whisky is one of the
specialties aerved in the»; Clubrooma.
Best Hilli ir<l Tattle in Smith:*™ (Iregim
c o o s b a y
M ill ana Stone works
C. W. PATERSON. Proa.
Manufacturer of Marble Monuments, ilea ■-
stones. 'Tablets, etc.
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or*
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
iving in the country or other towns who
ma^ wish anything in my line of business.
O b wo
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(Continued from last week.)
S kction 8 . The recorder shall be ex-offlcio clerk of the common
council, and iball perform all the duties required of him as such, and as
may be prescribed from time to time by ordinance. He is authorized
to administer anv oath required to be taken in connection with the
duties o f his office; he shall have all the power and jurisdiction of a
justice of the peace iu all civil aud criminal matters arising within the
city limits, and in all matters civil or criminal, when acting as justice of
the peace, he shall be governed by the laws relating to justices of the
peace. He shall have jurisdiction of all actions brought to enforce or
recover uny forfeiture or penalty declared or given by an ordinance of
the city, nud shall have origional and exclusive jurisdiction of and over
all violations of the city ordinance, and may examine, hold to bail, fine
and commit persons found guilty thereof; and iu all such proceedings
he shsll be governed and regulated hv the general laws of the state
applicable to the justice o f the peace or justices’ courts iu like or simi­
lar cases; but in proceeding for the violation of a city ordinance, the
trial shall be without a jury. The common council may limit, by ordi­
nance, the number o f witnesses to be subpoenaed, at the expense of the
city, on the pait of any defendant on trial for a breach of a city ordi­
nance, and may regulate the fees o f witnesses. There shall be no right
o f appeal from the decision of the recorder for a violation o f any ordi­
nance o f the city unless the sentence be for imprisonment for ten days
or more, or for the payment of a fine exceeding twenty dollars; but in
case the defendant may appeal to the ciicuit court, upon giving aud
undertaking with sureties to be approved by the recorder, conditioned
to pay all costs that the defendant will render himself in execution of
any judgment that may be rendered and satisfy any judgment that
may be affirm-d, and not otherwise. Said appeal shall be taken in Ihe
same manner as appeals are now taken from justices’ courts. The re­
corder shall keep a true accouut of all fines, costs and other moneys
received by him, and be must pay the same to the treasurer monthly
aud lake duplicate receipts therefor, one o f which he must file with the
mayor. He shall keep a separate docket of all the city cases, and
make a report in writing to the common council at its first meeting in
each month of his doing- therein.
The marshal shall have all the powers and authority
o f a constable within the limits of the city, aud it shall be his duty, in
addition to the duties prescribed by the common council, to execu’.e
and return all processes issued aud directed to him by the recorder or
by any legal authority. He shall attend on the recorder’s court and
the meetings of the council. He shall arrest, on complaint or other­
wise, as other peace officers, all persons found guilty of a breach of the
peace or the violation of the city ordinances or the laws of the State,
and bring them before the recorder or other legal authority for trial.
He shall be the keeper o f the city prison, and a conservator of the
peace generally
He must keep a correct record of all arrests made bv
him or his deputies, showing the time when and the cause of complaint
upon which such were made; and must make a complete and full re­
port thereof in writing to the council at its first meeting mea-E m~n<h.
He may appoint such deputies as the council may allow, to act as
night watchman or day watchman, who shall receive such compensa­
tion for their services as the common council may prescribe; but any
and all appointments of his deputies shall first be submitted to and ap­
proved bv the council, and when approved such deputies shall take an
oath of office, and the marshal shall be responsible tor their conduct.
S e c t io n 9.
S ection to
It shall be the duty o f the treasurer to receive all
moneys that shall come or lie due to the city, whether by taxation or
o -her wise, and to pay out the same upon the wart ant of the recorder
and countersigned bv the mayor, or as may be provided by law and
J the ordinonees of ihe ritv and resolutions ot the common council and to
i do at d perform all su,
. the? acts as shall he prescribed by the com-
tm n 1 (.mo il
Hi -had on the first Wednesday o f each month, make
out and nieseut t • tli cnmtc'l a full aud complete statement of the re­
ceipts and disbursements of the preceding month, and at the close of
the year make a full statement to tiie common council, and at the end
of his term o f office pay over and deliver to his successor in office all
city money and all other property in his hands at that time.
S ection ji
It shall he the duty o f the street commissioner to
superintend all improvements of city streets, side and cross walks
and alleys, and to see that all streets, side and cross walks of the city-
are kept clear and free from obstruction; lie shall superintend all pub­
lic squares, water works, and other public works o f the city, except in
cases where the common council may pi escribe, and he shall do and
perform all st-.ch other duties as may be required of him by this Act,
the ordinances, and regulations of the city aud by the laws of this
state.
S e c t io n 12 .
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NO. 36
1901.
the highest number o f voles for any office provided for iu this Act, the J. J. LAMB, Pres.
common council shall decide the election.
S e c t io n 17. In case of a vacancy occurring in the office of
mayor the common council! shall fill such vacancy until the next
regular election, and uutil a successor shall be elected and qualified.
G. W WHITE Cashier
C O Q U ILLE V A L L E Y B A N ^ .
$ 50 . 000 .
CAPITAL
A R T IC L E IV.
COQUILLE, OEEG-OH.
COMMON COUNCIL.— POWERS A N D DUTIES.
At the first regular meeting of the common council
alter the first day o f June following each election, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, the councill shall choose by ballot one of its members to
preside over the council and perform the duties of the mayor in the ab­
sence o f the mayor or his inability to act. He shall be designated as
chairman of the council, aud in the absence o f the mayor from the city
or if he be from any cause unable to act, said chairman of the council
shall have and exercise the powers aud perform all the duties of the
mayor; and should both-of such officers fail to attend any meeting, a
quorum of the council may elect a chairman from their number for the
purpose of meeting, who shall be designated as chairman of the council
pro tem The council shall name and appoint the time aud place of
holding their stated meetings, and may be convened by the mayor, or
in his absence or inability to act, by the chairman o f the council, at
any time, and in such manner as may be piescribed by the mayor, or
in bis absence or inability to act, by the chairman of the council, at any
time, aud in such mauner as may be prescribed by the council. A ma­
jority of the members of the common council shall constitute a quorum
to do business, except when otherwise provided, but a smaller number
may meet and adjourn from time to time and compel the attendance of
absent members, in such mauner and under such penalties as the coun­
cil may have previously prescribed. The council may prescribe rules
lor their proceedings, punish any member or other person for disorder­
ly conduct in their presence or at any meeting of the common council,
and, with the concurrence o f two-thirds of all the members elected to
the common council, expel a member. They shall cause a record to be
kept of their proceedings, and at the tequest o f any member, shall
cause the yeas and nays to be taken on any question before them and
entered on the journal. Their proceedings shall be public. For the
purpose of a quorum, the mayor shall be considered a member of the
common council.
S e c t io n
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
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S e c t io n 2 .
The common council shall have the power within
the limits o f the City of Coquille:
1 . T o make by-laws and ordinance and pass resolutions not re­
pugnant to the laws of the State or the United States.
2 . T o levy and collect taxes, not to exceed seven mills or seven-
tenths of one per cent per annum, upou all property made taxable by
law for county or state purposes.
3 . T o provide for disbursing of all moneys to which the city
is cr may become entitled by law or which may be assessed or author­
ized to be collected for city purposes within said city.
4 . T o borrow money on the faith of the city or loan the credit
thereof, or both, for purely muuicipal purposes.
5 . T o aDpropriate money for any item of city expenditures and
to provide for the payment of the debts and expenses of the city.
6 . T o license, tax, and regulate auctioneers, taverns, ordinaries,
wash-houses, livery and feed stables, feed yards, butcher shops, engines
and boilers, drays, hacks, wagons, hawkers, peddlers, pawn brokers,
money-changes, traveling salesmen, solicitors and retail venders of
goods by sample, or for future delivery, and to define what shall con­
stitute the same; to regulate aud restrain traffic on Sunday, and to li­
cense, tax, regulate, and restrain all offensive trades and occupations.
7 . T o license, tax, regulate, restrain, suppress, and prohibit
theatrical and other exhibitions, shows, amusements, bar rooms, gro­
ceries, tippling houses, “ and further provided that no license shall be
issued tor a less sum than that provided for under the general laws of
the State,” billiard-tables and other tables on which balls aud cues are
used, bowling alleys aud shooting galleries, rendering houses, and pig
pens. T o prohibit and siipj^-ess gambling and gambling houses,
houses of ill-fame and bawdy houses; provided, that any house or room
kept or occupied by one or more woman for the purpose ot or prostitu­
tion shall be deemed a bawdy house within the meaning of this sec­
tion.
8 T o license and regulate all such callings, trades, occupations
and employments as the public good may require to be licensed and
regulated, and as are Mat prohibited by law.
9 . T o tax, regulate and control slaughter houses, wash houses,
rendering bouses or shops or pig pens, and to provide for their re­
moval from the city litiits, or from any part thereof.
10 . T o make resolutions to prevent and remove nuisances, and
to declare what shall constitute a nuisance; to pievent the introduc­
tion or spread o f contagious and other diseases in the city; to re­
move persons afflicted with such disease therefrom to a suitable hos­
pital previded by the city for the purpose; aud to secure the general
health o f the inhabitants.
The city attorney must attend to all actions, suits,
or proceedings in which the city is legally interested, and attend to the
prosecution of all persons charged with the violation o f a city ordi­
(Continued next week.
nance or regulation
He shall prepare for execution'-all contracts,
bonds, or other instruments to which the city is a party. He shall give
It is a noticeable fact that the
Dtlry Notes.
HOLBROOK, MERRILL his advice and opinion in writing concerning any matter in which the
most intelligent of the farmers,
city is interested when required by the mayor or council, and shall
& S T E T S O N ............
Quite a lively interest is being now that there ia on increased de­
draft and prepare all ordinances.
Also BRIDGE A BEACH
manifested in the butter and cheese mand for dairy product», instead of
industry throughout the surround­ increaeing the number of their
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S e c t io n 13. The smveyor shall make all surveys and estimates
stock, are bettering tbe quality of
ing country.
of city work which may be required of him by the common council,
Cheese, which has been io de­ their cheese and butter.
and shall perform such other duties as may be prescribed by ordinance. mand for the past five months still
Probably never in the history of
and Any other
S e c t io n 14 . The term o f office of any officer elected under this commends a good, strong price. the coontry has thsre been a more
of Tillamook cheese are prosperous outlook for the farmers.
Building
Material, charter shall commence on the first Monday of June following the elec­ Shipmente
increasing, and some is being man­ The grass is already fine, aud where
tion at which such officer shall be elected; provided, that peisons ap­ ufactured in the near vicinity of cattle who may have suffered
Or any and everythin#
pointed to fill vacancies on elective offices shall hold out the unexpired this city.
throughout the winter are already
carried in a
term o f office to which they shall be appointed, or until the next an*
After March 1, all butter instead , getting in fine condition. It i* safe
First-class Hardware Store.
nual election, and until their successors are elected or appointed and of being purchased and sold by to predict that this year will place
Oregon on a par with other cheese
have qualified; provided, further, that the common council by a major­ square and roll, will sell by the
pound. It is thought that by this and butter producing states.— Ev-
ity vote o f all its members may at any time suspend any person bold­
method the disputes and misunder­ ! ening Telegram.
TSuccessors to J. J. Lamb. |
ing an elective or appointive office during the pending of any action or standings which have been a con­
pOR SALE— 147 Acres of Land, W mils
COR SALE AT A BARGAIN — j proceeding brought to remove such person from office aud may fill any tinual source of annoyance both to
from Norway, Coos county. Known
Land at Cedar Point, with boom : vacancy thus created.
aa
the McClary place. For pnticaUra, call
the merchant and farmer, will be
on
HEN BY G R AD Y,
and boom privileges.
Also, over |
avoided.
jon2f)t4
Norway, Oregon.
250 acres of X T o . 1. bo* tom land, ;
S e c t io n 1 5 . All officers elected cr appointed under or by virtue
within 2 miles of Coquille City, in of this Act shall be qualified voters within the city at the date o f their
quantities to suit purchasers. En-1 election or appointment, and the mayor and councilmen shall in addi­
quire of
\V. SINCLAIR,
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Coquille City, Oregon . tion, be freeholders for at least six months prior to said date, and tax­
payers within the city. Every officer shall before entering upon dis­
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the common council may prescribe. The recorder, marshal, treasurer,
OENEKAL
and such other officers as may be required by the common council to
do so, shall execute to the city an undertaking for the faithful dis­
charge of their duties, to lie approved by the council, and with the e x ­
ception
o f the recorder’s, shall be filed with the recorder, 'and that of
Saddle Honte» of be»t quality always on hand. Good Riff 9 ¡n x®adi-
Hnr,eshoeinu a S o c ia lly .
ness for special trip«. Io fact, a general Stage and Livery bueineea.
N. W. Cor Second and Hall Sts , the recorder shall be Sled with the mayor.
Coquille City, Oregou.
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S e c t io n 16. When two or more person« shall have an equal aud
Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality.
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school district
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds aud all kinds of legal instru­
ments—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
Ætua, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
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filling the bobi»iu automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
not run while winding bobbin. Light Running—Machine is easy to run. does not fatigue
ator make# little noise and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the same on both sides,
will not ravel, and cau be cliauged without stopping the machiue. Tension is a flat spring ten­
sion. and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never gets out o f J?” 1?/-
The Needle i* a straight. »elC-selting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put in wrong. Needle
Bar M round, made of case-hn,dened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
nu the good*. Adlustebie B earings-All bearings are case-hardened steel and casUy adjusted
with n screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, and the machine will last a lifetime.
Attachments- -Each machine I* furnished with necessary too! «and accessories, and in addition we
fut 11isli an extra set of Rttachwcuta In a velvet lined metal box. free o f c h a ^ . y follows. Oue
ruiler und gatherer, one binder, one shirring plate, one set of lour hemmera, different widths up
to }i *-f an inch, on# t icker, one wilder braider, one abort or attachment foot and one thread
cutter. Woodwork o f finest quality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel plated nugs
to drawers, «ire** guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
- n n i l l T D A Y HIGH PRICES FOR D IIV DIRECTLY OF MANUFACTURERS AND
SEWING MACHINES u U T SAVE AGENT S ANO DEALER ^PROFITS
O U R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 j 6 0 I* ® “ r Special W holesale Pries, but
In order to introduce this nigli-grane sewing machine, we make a special
non offer, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class ma­
chine at the lowest prw e ever offered. On receipt o f $18.50 cash sndcoupon,
we will ship the * hove-described machine snvwhere securely packed and
crated, sndgua:^
each machine.
trial. W t . 1 rhipC. O.D . for » l i i » with prWilnt*or twenty d,jr, trill on
receipt o f ii.no .« » gnantntec o f good faith evil charge. If yon prefer thirty
days”trial l*eff*r** paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue with testl-
m lia la I t explaining IttUy how we ship sewing machines anywhere to auy.
oue st the lowest manufacturer's price# without asking one cent in riv w c* .
The best plan is to send all cash with order, as you then save the $1.00 dis-
m n t Remember the eoupcm must be sent with
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