Coquille City herald., April 09, 1901, Image 1

Citi) Uefalà
VOL
J . W . STRANGE,
Frcedom-
OliRlal County Court Proceedings-
I^ a n tist,
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In the consideration of tliis ques­ Expenses in vocation after the Jan­
tion it may be well to ask ourselves
uary, 1901, Term.
Coquille City, Or.
if there is not a limit beyond which, Indigent and insane............. $290
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$290 O
00
W il visit R a n çon first six days o f J a n u ­ freedom becomes unbridled license, Indigent soldiers................... 69
69 00
a ry, M arch. May, July. Septem ber and Nov-
em ber. nn d-M yrtle Point the first six days breaking through all legal restraint, Officers salaries, etc........ , 886 68
o f February,
June, August, O ctob er and giving full play to the vindic­
ry. April,
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Stationery, telephone, etc
75
and D eoeuiber.
tive passion,! inherent in human j Scalp bounties.-...................... 74
OO
74 00
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nature? Are the bloody outrageous
APRIL, 1901 , TERM.
T h e m ost m od ern arranged B A R B E R feuds so common in Kentucky and
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JUSTICE COURT EXPENSES
S H O P in C oquille C ity .
some of the border states and ter­
State vs. L E Dole—
4
L M. McDonald, Proprietor
ritories
examples of our much ¡ W H S Hyde, justices fees.$
4
boasted freedom? There is such a A Bridges, constable fees... 13
thing as to much liberty. The lib­ Frank Martin, witness tees.
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A t t o r n e y . a t - X j = l - w , erty that cultivates murder is de­ S Nelson,
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M A U S H F IE L D , O K E G O N .
spicable. The power that is unable E G Baker,
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to suppress it or to apply legitimate S R Davis,
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D ealer in R i a l E stat * o f all kinds.
remedies is unworthy the name o f
State vs. Albert and George
OQUILLSCOUNCIL
O f i KfS
F raternal A id A ssociation m eets the government.
Equity demands that Stemmerman —
2d Tuesday evening o f each m onth.
the restraining hand Of the law bo W H S Hyde, justices fees.
Mas. E d it h B a l c h ,
6 20
M rs. A lic e T u ttle , S e c. _____________________
laid on the rich as well as the poor; A Bridges, constable fees..
15 70
Y'JURGUH L O D G E , N o . 72, K. o r P.
meets every T uesday evening at Masonic otherwise, wealth will usurp thj Sarah Blake, witness fees..
5
H a ll. B rothers in good standing in sister supreme
power; mankind will be Eli Steinon,
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lod ges are cordia lly invited to visit, us.
5
A. G . BALCH , C. C.
subject to barter—be bought and sold Sarah Jaue Blake,"
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5
R . H . M A S T . K. of K. § § .
like cattle, and then what? There Dr J T McCormac,"
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O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O . 18, F O R E S T -
ors o f Am erica, m eets every second and is nothing in the make-up or the
State vs. W H Noble et als—
fou rth Thursday e v en in g, at M asonic H all
attributes of this people to make it T S Minot, witness fees......
5 3°
C o q u ille C ity, O regon.
Guo. O . L eaoic , C. R .
differ from people who have passed
J H Cecil, justice, drawing
ft- N. L quknz , R . 8
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away. The nation is liable to suffer
\ f Y R T L E C A M P , N O . 197, W OOD M EN
jury list for J P dist No 3
3 oo
1YJL o f the 'W orld, m eets at llersey H all, , from the same ills thut have afflicted
J J Lamb, assisting draw­
1st and 3d Saturday n ig h ts o f eanh m onth.
j other nations, both moral and phy-
J. W. L isnp . vk , Consul.
ing jury list for J P dist
J . G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
i sical. If we possess no immunity
No 3..................................
E v e n in g t i d e c i r c l e , n o . fU ,
J W . o f W ., m eets in H ersey’ s Hall on from diseases which have beset the A L Nosier, assisting draw­
2d and 4th S aturday nigh ts in $Hoh m onth. world of humanity, we have no ex­
O K AX'. MAURY,
in g jury list for J P dist
G u ard ian Neighbor. emption from its varied characteris­
N 0 3..................................
2 OO
Jesse C. Sim m ons, Clerk.
tics. The love of tyranny is as strong J C Franz, serving jury
1 H A D W IC K L O D G E . NO. G8. A. F.
with us today as it ever was with
J a n d A. M., m eets on Saturday evening
subp. and mil..................
3 70
o n or b efore eaoli fu ll m oon. Visiting breth­ the nations of old.
We may flatter School Dist No 28, rent of
ren cord ia lly in v ited .
ourselves and proclaim to the world
C. R< MANoHB, W. M.
school house for Nov elec­
J. J. L a m b , S ee.______ _____________________
that it is not so; but evasion is in­
tion ....................................
2 50
UELAH OH h P t w L HO.
<*. B . s.. effectual; the handwriting is ou the
m eets F rid a y o v e n irg on or before
Coquille City Bulletin, pub.
ea ch fu ll m oon at 8 o ’ c lo c k from April 1st wall, and he who runs may read.
t o O ctob er 3 lst, and thereafter at 7:30; and
Jan court proceedings,
saoh F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o w eeks there The world has seldom
produced
458.00; printing 3235 pos­
a fter at 2 o ’ c lo c k .
a crop of audacious disciples of
M iss E mma L ouknz , W . M .
tal cards for sheriff, $10.50
M rs. J en n ie L. R o se ,_ 8 o c ._____ ____________
mendacity and acquisitiveness as we
printing scalp affidavits
f T O Q U l L L E L O D G E . NO 88, L O . O . F.,
The
\ J m eets every S atu rda y even ing. Viait- possess at the present date.
for clerk, $5.25; printing
.n g breth ren in good standing cordially nations of antiquity were, generally
In v ited .
E. L . F itcu , N .G .
blanks for assessoi$30.50;
the tools of a single tyrant; but we
J . S. L aw ren ce. R . S.
printing blanks for school
A M IB R E B E K W! l o d g e , n o . ! 0, are the tools of many in combina­
supt., $7-5°...................... h i 75
I. O . O . F ., m eets every 2d and 4th
W ednesdays in eaoh m on th , at O dd F e l­ tion. and the logical sequence is ap­ Coquille City Herald, pub.
low s’ ha ll.
I b m a L ukbns . N. G .
parent; therefore, the result may be
Jan court proceedings..... 58 00
A nna M cD on a ld , Sec.
anticipated—from a number of con­
Glass & Prudhomtne, 200
/C O Q U I L L E E N C A M P M E N T , NO. 2 6.1 .
O . O . F ., m eets every first and third spirators one will become supreme.
legal eps............................
2 50
1’ hursdays in each m onth at O dd Fellow s’ It has been the late o f nations to
n a il. C ord ial in vita tion «xtfUbTefl to nil vis
Irwin-Hudson Co., deed,
i tin g patriarchs in good sta n d in g .
retrograde simultaneously with the
record, etc., for clerk’s
B. F. L awbbncb C. P .
rise of a supercilious and indolent
J . J . Stanley, S cribe.
office.................................. 15 50
aristocracy; consequently, ns we
SHAD HUDSON,
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: J . E H A YN E S.
L H Hazard, stamps,
possess the same material and are
freight, etc., for clerk’s
pursuing the same pnth, we will fall
office.................................. 36 80
into the same pit.
John F. Hall,
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Hudson & Haynes,
J B Dulley, postage and box
rent, treas office..............
4 00
E o k le y , C u r r y C o un ty , O m gon .
Stephen Callier, cash paid
A V E vnluable Mines, F arm s, Stock
lia n clics and T im ber Lands for sale.
for carpenter work,$2.50;
H onse and fi sores o f land w ell im proved
stamps and postal cards,
in W ilbnr, D ou glas cou n ty. O r., fo r sale,
$38.61; 10 wks. board for
or exchange fo r property tn M yrtle F o in t .
John
Egan, prisoner,
$50.00; 10 ds. board for
L E Dole, Drisoner, $7.15 98 26
POOR FARM EXPENSES.
'I S H T R A P
S H IN G L E -M IL L
1 V IIX
R S Knoxvlton, drugs and
fa m is h first-olass ShinRles at O oq a ille
fo r $1.75 per M.
medicines..........................$ 65 85
D im ension shingles fa rn ised on special
L C Thurman, blacksmith-
ordera.
ing, etc.............................. 47 10
L iberal d isco n n t fo r hanlinR, if purchased
Wm. Rich, groceries.......... 20 35
a t the M ill.___________ tVA LTE R C O L V IN .
N Lorenz, groceries aud
C O O S
B A Y
clothing............................ 19 70
J A Lamb & Co., hardware 14 89
J W Leneve. groceries and
C. LV. PATERSON, Prop.
S t a r K ev .
clothing............................. 16 30
M sn n fa ota rer o f M arble M onom enta. H ea I-
Dr Walter Culin, 2 visits to
ston es. Tablets, e tc.
o em eterv lo ts enclosed w ith stone cop ing Willie M’Cormick Is Victim of Kidnappers.
poor farm..........................
8 00
o r cu rb in g . Iron railin gs furnished to o r ­
d er. C orrespondence solicited from parties
4 90
New York, April 2 .— After vainly J S Kanematz, groceries.....
iv in g in tho cou ntry or o th er tow ns who
3 05
m ay wish a n yth in g in m y lin e o f business. running down every clew the police Central Meat Market, meat.
M a b 8H p i v t o
O beo
became convinced last night that F Long & Son, repairing
Willie McCormick, Jr., a 10 -year-old
harness..............................
2 00
High Bridge boy who disappeared
C
W
Martin,
clothing........
1 60
laat Wednesday night, it the victim
1 00
HOLBROOK, M ERRILL of a kidnaping plot. Captain Titus, J C Wilson, blacksmithing..
of the Central Detective Bureau, A B Tozer, bal due as 3
k STETSON ............
1 and Captain James Gannon, of the
mos. salary as supt of
Also BRIDGE k BEACH
| High Bridge Police Station, have
poor
farm.......................... 134 00
STOVES'"----------
I put every available man on the case.
Ordered that Indians, Mary and
Wednesday night two of the
. boy’s sisters were going to church Polly of Prosper, Ire allowed $0 per
| with him when he fouud it neces- month till further orders of this
and any other
hi ry to return to the house for his court.
Building Material, overcoat. He was delayed for a That Sam Stout be allowed the
few moments, and the s sters walked
Or>ny and everything
toward the church. When be failed sum of $10 | er month beginning
to rejoin them soon they walked with the month of March till fur­
carried in a
rapidly to the church, both believ­ ther ordeis.
First-class Hardware Store.
ing until they had returned hon e
That the allowance for Indians
that he had decided not to go with
Lyman
and Ten Mile Torn be paid
them. As a matter of fact he bad
fSnccessors to J. J. Lamb, j slipped on his overcoat and started through Nortn Bend Mill Co.
after then).
That bill of Blanco Hotel for
COR SA LE AT A BA IK 1 A IN
Willie is the son of a retired * 79.85 for board and expense of Win
Land at Cedar Point, witli boom floriest living in Ogden avenue, in
and boom privileges.
Also, over High Bridge. The child has 11 ! Foster deceased, be not allowed.
250 acres of 3 ï T o . 1 bo tom land, sister. The mother is prostrated
That petition of Milton Elliott for
within 2 miles of Coq ille City, in from grief and anxiety, and the reimbursement for care of Wiu Bur-
quantities to suit purchasers. En­ father equally an.
j ton be not allowed.
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
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Coquille City, Oregon.
That the following sums be onid:—
It is said that the powers of either
Ferkins k Kruse, provisions
man or woman are developed five­
for liamsfurd......................$ 2 G 5
fold by working with a life-compan­
GEN ERAL
ion who is in entire harmony. The D H Johnson, provisions for
idenl wife as a rule has it in her
Scales................................... 1 30
power to make the idenl husl and W Culin, M D examining
\\ hat constitues the ideal wife is
Susao Duulap, insane........ 10 00
discussed in an extremly able
Horseshoping^a Specialty.
N. W. Cor Second and Hall Sts , article by Lavina Hurt in the April A W Kiroe, medical atteod-
i ance and medicine for Cbas
Cosmopolitan.
Coqm lle City, Oregou.
Mining and Real Estate Agents
H
c amales
i
ni Slone Works
CALL FOR :::
Doors, Windows
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
W. F. KENNEDY!
B la c w il sW airn Work
NO. 40
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 0, 1901
18.
These are some of the questions
for consideration at the preaeDt
time. When we arrive at a due ap­
preciation of them we may expect
some reform. Then tve will ac­
knowledge and respect the rights of
others, and no insane, pnrtizun
venom will enter intc the considera­
tion; that is the evil which is con­
fusing all sense of justice; but all
will suffer from its continuation.
We will be prepared to suppress
lawlessness with a heavy but just
band, aud cultivate and perpetuate
a correct regard for the law. Not
till tben can we claim to be an im­
partial, liberty-loving and law-abid­
ing people.
Ward Dec 7, 1900.............. 8 00
Oregon Insane Asylum Report.
A W Kune, examining Lottie
Salem, April 1.—The monthly re-
Kennedy, insane................. 5 00
1 port of Superintendent Calbreath,
J T McCormac, care of W V
of the Oregon Insane Asylum, shows
Bouton................................. 26 00 that tho total number of patients
! February 28, 1901, was 1204; re­
J T McCormac, car fare and
telephone for Bouton........ 1 10 ceived during the month, 25; dis-
) charged, 30; remaining March 31,
J T McCormac, care of John
! 1199; average number of patients,
Lawson................................ 14 00 1201 ; average cost of maintenance
ROADS AMD BIUDOES.
' per month, $10.22; per day, 33
Ordered that $60 be appropriated cents.
to aid in the improVement of Four
Price tor Salmon.
Bit Gulch road iu dist 23 to be ex­
pended when the subscriptions
Astoria, Or., April 1.— At a meet­
are paid and expended by the sup­ ing of the Columbia River Fisher­
men’s Protective Union, held this
ervisor.
eveniug, the price of salmon to the
Ordered that the following be
canneries for the coming season was
paid:—
fixed at 6 cents per pound. This
Eugene O'Connell, supplies
means that the cold-storage men
(list 7, $12.50, dist 6 , *7.75*20 25 will be obliged to pay fully 8 cents
Fred Nosier, nails for dist 17, j> 65 per pound for the large fish.
E B Dean & Co lumber, dist 7,
$12.15, dist 6 , $8.56........... 20 71
Dan Dimmick bal due for ser­
vices in dist 7 .................. 6 30
Thomas Barklow, delivering
veiwers report Beaver Pond
road.....................................
1 80
Peter Michelbrink, 1 years
salary os Ferryman on N
Coon river........................... 25 00
David Roberts, work, omitted
in Jan dist 1 ............. ..
6 75
David Roberts, work since
Jan dist 1 ............................ 8 25
Q G Swan, qualifying ap­
praisers on Middle Creek
rd k rnilg............................ 3J0
Bert Hibbard labor in dist 1 7 50
Geo Schroeder “ “ “ *• 6 00
Wm Gilbert bauling lumber
for Gravel Ford B rid ge.. . 2 00
Wm Votkmar, 1 keg spikes
dist 2 3 ................................ 4 50
S B Cathcart resetting mile
posts etc on Coq k Mfd rd 1 00
S B Catbcart surveying Coq
k Lampey creek rd k mil­
age ....................................... 26 40
S B Cathcart plat k field notes
$8.00 stationery, 40 c t s .. . 8 40
3 B Cathcart survey Halls
Prairie-Beaver Pond r d . . 9 50
S B Cathcart survey Coq k
Mfd rd near McQuiggs,.. . 5 70
Lonzo Wright making pun­
cheons for dist 16.......... G3 90
A Flanders 26 days as Supvr
for dist 16.......................... 52 00
C WT Sanford viewing and mil­
age on Ten Mile Creek.
4 20
I W Lasswell chainman on
Coq-Lampey Creek road. . 13 10
Cbas Hayter axmnn on Coq-
Lampey Creek r d .............. 11 10
John Williams axtnan on Coq-
Lampey Creek rd .............. 13 10
J H Sackett chainman on Coq-
Lampey Creek r d .............. 13 10
Wm Barkdoll,
chainman,
Hulls P k Beav»’- Pond rd 2 00
Leander Barklow chainman
Halls P k Beaver Pond rd 2 00
John Snead, ax until & milage
Halls P k Beaver Pond rd 2 50
Continued on 2d page.
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Drayman Committed Suicide-
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J J. LAMB, Pres.
L. H A R L0 C K E R , Vice.Pres.
G. W. W HITE Cashier.
COQUILLE VALLEY BANK-
CAPITAL
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Issues fire insura... a at lowest rates iu following companies:
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