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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1903)
H c fa lò . C o q u ille VOL D E N T IS T Record of the Oretoo Ufleltiure. J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S. SENATE BILLS FASAZD BY BOTH HOUHKS. Office ever Johnson, Dean & Co’s For state and county boards of market. Coquille, Oregon. health. Authorizing use of convict labor on roads. $20,000 for Eastern Oregon Agri L a w ye r. cultural Experiment Station. Justice of the Peace. City Recorder. Right of eminent domain on tele- T J . S . O o m m i s a i o n e r , grnph and telephone companies. General Insurance Agent. Providing for relocation of coun ty seats. Notary Public. To change boundaries between Office in Robinson Building. Lane and Douglas. COQUILLE, O llEO OI*. jjj G. D. H o ld e n ^ ^ HOUSE BILLS PASSED BY J. Sherwood, Attorney - at J.-aw-. oquille Crrr, Coos C ounty , O regon . Notary Public. John F. H all, jft.ttor33.e3r . at - L a w ’ M AK8HFIELD, OKEQON. ------- — u»»--------- Dealei in IU ai - E state of all bind»- SHAH HUDSON, : Hudson & : J. E. HAYNES. Haynes, Mining and Real Estate Agents Eekley, Carry County, Oregon. valuable Mines, Farms, Btook Ranches and Timber Lands for sale. H AVE House and 6 aores of land well improved Wilbur, Douglas county, Or., for sale, exchange for property in Myrtle Point. $. H M d A D A M GENERAL BlacKsmitu j Wapi Wort Horseshoeiug a^Specialty. S . W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts , O oqnille City, Oregon._____ T he com m oner William J. Ilryan, BOTH HOUSES. To Amend Port of Portland. To appropriate money for fish Butchery at Ontario. To protect birds and their uosts and eggs. To fix time for enumerating school children. To regulate limit hours o f female employment. Making state officers and employes subject to garnishment. Relative to pay for patients in in sane asylums. To put initiative and referendum into effect. To raise salary Multnomah Couu- ty School Superintendent. To license and regulate ware housemen. Relative to District Attorneys in Union, Wallowa and Baker coun ties. T o give boatpullers and fishers liens. To amend code relative to school boundaries. To create a summer normal school at Newport To regulate time of apportioning school fun Is. Recovery of property escheated to the state. To fix certain salaries in Coos county. To amend code relative to mar riage licenses. Relative to confirmation of sales Issued W eeK y. of real property. To prevent blacklisting of em ployes. E ditor an d P u blish er, To prevent fraud in securing em L IN C O L N , ■ • • N E B R A S K A . ployes. T e r m s — H e r a l d and C o m m o n er — T o protect employes in right to P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e . join labor unione. One Y ear...................................$2.00 To prohibit stealing o f rides on S i x M onths ........................................ *0 0 railroads. Three M onth«........................... Relative to proving o f officinl rec ords in foreign countries. THE Making salary of Assistant Peni tentiary Wardon $1200. To increase pay of Superintend ent of Publio Instruction. To provide for free copies o f Su Wm. Gallier, Proprietor, preme Court opinions. To regulate fishing on Alsea Bay. H A iW H E , j To regulate sailor boarding houses. R G flT E W eiR E For Yamhill couuty to sell real Q U E E N S W H E , property. To fix compensation of Sherman T IN W Q E county officers. Call and examine goods and hives tig To make sheiiffs, etc., ex-officio prices. «1* fire and game wardens. " c o o s B a y To fix salaries of Columbia coun ty officers. For a matron at state peniten tiary. C. W. PATERSON. Prop. To provide for expenses of Legis Manufacturer of Marble Monuments, Head lature. stones, Tablets, eto. cemetery lots enclosed with stone ooping To fix salaries in Malheur county, or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or To authorize creation of better der. Correspondence solicited from parties iving in the country or other towns who ment at state pouitentiary. may wish anything in my line of business To repeul law exempting public M arshfivtd - O bfo officers from garnishment proceed To tTie TJ niortunate ings. To appropriate money for educa tional institutions, etc. To appropriate money for state This old reliable and most successful spec- departments. \ ialist in San FraLcis- Incorporation acts: Roseburg, I 00, still oontinues to fcore all Sexual and Seaside, Baker City, John Day, Seminal Diseases, Dallas, Oregon City, Huntington, Isnch as Gonorrhes- |G 1 e e t , S t r i 0 t u re, St. Johns, Barlow, Wasco, North ■Syphilis, in all it., Yamhill, Nyssa, La Fayette, Falls ■forms, Skin Diseasos. ■ N e r v o u s Debility, City, Albany, Olex, Alkali. I. X . Ij. HARDWARE STORE, 0 0 M in anil Stoae Works Dr. Gibbon fees. Providing that state buildings can carry their own fire insurance. Expenses of Jackson county School Superintendent. To regulate child labor under cer tain ages. For separate board of commis sioners in Clackamas. To fix salary of Claokamas county judge. To appropriate $500,000 for the Lewis and Clark Fair. To license domestic and foreign corporations. Relative to fences east of the Cas cades. Regulating titles of insurance companies. To relocata county seat of Mal heur. To require street-cars to be pro vided with fenders. To tax gifts, legacies and inherit ances. Relative to exemption of wages from garnishment Authorizing State Land Board to invest surplus funds. Relating to execution of deeds in foreign countries. To fix salaries of Josephine coun ty officials. For a fire boat at Portland. To authorize couuty courts to se cure field notes of surveys. Time forrouuty oourtin Wallowa and Harney. To protecl fellow servant on rail roads. To prevent statute of n<r<.tations running agr'nst the state. Authorizing construction of a free ferry at Hanlsburg. To authorize Dalles City to issue new «niter bonds. To make terms of road supervis ors begin January 1. Authorizing a library tax in cities. Multnomah oounty auditor act. Portlaud charter bill. To levy tax in Multnomah county for support of library. Tu amend the barber a it Salary of Tillamook crunty school superintendent. To regulate time of apportioning school funds. To amend code relative to mar riage licenses. Fixing salary of Columbia oounty judge at $1000. For salaries and deputy hire of Marion county office. To prevent adulteration and sale of adulterated linseed oil. Authorizing flumes on county roads. To prohibit sale of adulterated il luminating oils. For relocation of county seat of Union couuty. To fix salary of Tillamook oounty assessor. For a portage railway between The Dalles and Celilo. To require stockyard owners to keep record of cattle brands. T o cure defects in Multnomah oounty tax sales. VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR. Making stealing of bicycles a fel ony. Regulating running at large of stock in Marion county. Making state officers and em ployes subject to garnishment LAWS WITHOUT GOVERNORS BIONATURE. To reimburse W . H. Hampton. To provide for permanent loca tion of Columbia countyseat Authorizing county courts to ap propriate money for advertising. Incorporation acts: Eugene, Sa lem, Adams, Myrtle Creek, lone, Rainier, McMinnville, Merrill, Clat- skanie, Ontario, Prinevillo, Canby. INCORPORATION ACTS APPROVED. Willamina, Tillamook City, New Impotenoy. Seminal Weakness and Loss cf APPROVED BY THE OOVZRROR. Astoria, North Powder, Bandon, Manhood, the oonsequenoe of self-abuse and excesses producing the following sympa Ashland, Elgin, Enterprise, Lexing For execution of death sentences toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un ton, Sublimity, Coquille, Corvallis, der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in at state penitentiary. the ears, loss of oonfidenoe, diffidence in Alamo, Stayton, Cornelius, Mil- approaobing strangers, palpitation of the To regulate carriage of sheep by wsukie. heart, weakness o f the limbs and baek, loss express. - » — ----- of memory, pimples on tbe faoe.ooughs- oonsnmDtion eto. To prohibit circulation of inde To Relieve Suffering. DR. GIBBON bns prsetised in San Frsn cent liteiiture. oiaoo over 37yearsan 31bose troubledshoohf not fail to consult him and receive the ben- Relative to organization of crem S t Petersburg, Feb. 24.—The flt of his great skill and experience. The atory associations. Czar has ordered the immediate octor cures when others fail. Try him. CORES GUARANTEED. Persons cured For transfer of insane to asylum. construction of the proposed Iden- at home. Charges reasonable. Call or Transportation of children to ealmi-Kayana Railroad, so as to write. DR. J . F. GIBBON, give employment to tho Finns, who country schools. 625 Koarnov street. San Francisco are suffering from famine. For the consolidation of country r n -— ■ ■— —* «•* -------------- schools. Our organized militia numbers To create irreducible school fund about 118,000 men, but we have | for Douglas county. more than 10,000,000 men qualified Providing for referendum under by age and physique to bear arms. ; '*• »1 model, sketch or photo of fc m if t i tor j certain condition. These men are of the highest fight r ire«» report on atc.m • tabllity. * For free book, : I(nw to Socuri write Amending code n la ' ions to s -bool ing type. In addition to this we are J at, largely the granary of Europe, pro meetings. $5000 for Oregon Historical So duce more iron, cotton, cattle, and other prime necessaries than any ciety. other country. We cannot, if we Relative to licenses to practice would, shirk tbe influence and the ) Opposite U. S. Patent i responsibility to which our vast medicine. W A S H IN “ G ---------- TO N -----------‘ . D. C. - ‘ t W AX i Requiring peddlers to pay l;ci nee | power beckons us, S TENTS rsA NO 34 COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESD AY, MARCH 3, 1903. ¿0. l.lu t to Iks Public on Free Mall Delivery. Lins to Curry County- I. LAMB, Pres. L. HAR lO C K EfffVice.Pre*. G.W; WHTE. Cashier COQUILLE VALLEY BfINK. Grant's Pass, Feb. 18.— Colonel J. S. Crawford, of Philadelphia, and F. H. Osgood, of Seattle, and assoc iates, are laying plans toward the CAPITAL - - . 50.000 installing of a large smelter at their rich Cleopatra copper mines of Dia nnC)TTTT . t r r i ODBIEGrOItT mond Creek, Del Norte county, California, just south of the Oregon Does a general banking business. Has money to loan on approved line. They also propose to build a personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school distrio railroad from their property to the warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds nnd all kinds of legal instru Pacific. The route chosen will be rnents—Notarial work. 28 miles in length and will have its Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies: terminus at Chetco Harbor, Curry ¿Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg. county, Oregon. Here tbe owners S O -A -X S D O F D I R 'B C T O E S . of tbe Cleopatra also own 35 acres ISAIAH HACKER J. J LAMB frontage. The soundings at Chetco A. J. SHERWOOD, L. HARLOCKER, and G W.WHITE. . ' Harbor show 24 to 85 feet of water. This would bo sufficient to allow the entrance and loading of very large vessels. The proposed railroad would ex tend from the smelter and townsite of the company, which is situated General Insurance Office. - - - Robinson Building one mile from and 1000 feet below the main workings of the Cleopatra mines and on the North Fork of Smith river. Since the discovery of these rich ZESopreseruted.. mineR and tbe beginning of work about one year ago by Colonel H ome I nsubance C ompany , N. Y . ................................................ $14,406,450.33 Crawford, he bas kept a crew of S t . P aul F. & M . I nsurance C ompany , M in n . - - - - $ 2,855,012.00 men engaged removing ore and T raders ’ I nsurance C ompany , C h i c a g o ..............................$ 2,435,571.?'* metal, sacking it and placing it on H ome F. & M. I nsurance C ompany , S an F rancisco - - - $ 1,037.715.39 the dump. The richest, which runs, F ire A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P h ilad el ph ia - - - $ 6,340,250.98 from 60 to 98 per cent copper, has E quitable L if e I nsurance C ompany , N. Y. - - - - - $304,598,063.40 been divided into three classes and I have had over T hirty Y ears ’ experience in Local and General agen sacked. None of that dumped or cy work in Insurance matters, and all business entrusted to me will re sacked bas been shipped. To haul ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this office for all the above ore out over the mountain roads by Fire Insurance Companies. E. G. D. HOLDEN, wagon in the winter time is an ab General Insurance Agent. solute impossibility, and in the sain mer is expensive business. Then the operators have intended from the beginning to install a large smelter at their mines, and for this reason have let all of their ore re main at the mines. That these cop per mines are very' rich is proved Booh and Commercial Work in the neatest and latest styles- by tbe fact that during the early Our prices are right. days many shiploads of ore, such as Call at the HERALD office is now being taken from the mines, were removed, hauled out, and taken on the long voyage to Swansea, Eleven Killed In t Furious Battle- Wales. In spite of this tedious and expensive method of transportation Charleston, W. Vn., Feb. 25.— A the miners realized a handsome pitched battle took place at Wright’s profit over anJ above their ex LOCATED A 7 coal works, in Raleigh county, last penses. evening, between 100 United States The proposed railroad from the Deputy Marshals and Deputy Sher Cleopatra mines would not only iffs, under Chief Deputy Cunning pass through the rioh mineral re ------- - ham, of Charleston, and Sheriff gion of Del Norte, but would also Cook, of Releigh county, and 250 pass directly across the redwood striking miners who refused to per belt and open up the rich region NEWIORGANIZATION. mit Federal officers to serve injunc covered by the two counties out by NEWIMANAGEMENT, tion papers. The posse met with a the state line, as well as a large por COMPETENT FACULTY. ’COURSES IN mob armed with Winchesters, open tion of Josephine and Siskiyou. ENGLISH. MUSIC. ing fire on the deputies at once. This line is entirely independent of MATHEMATICS. Tbe deputies responded and the the proposed Oregon & Pacific road ELOCUTION. SCIENCE- battle raged furiously tor several that is to extend from Grants Pass minutes. Eight strikers were killed, to Crescent City, and behind which 12 wounded, two mortally; one is the Waldo Smelting & Mining colored Deputy Marshal was killed, Company, whose copper properties two wounded, and Special Officer are located in the Waldo district, Howard Smith, of the Chesapeake & Josephine county.— Port Orford Tri Ohio Railroad was shot in the arm, bune. Winter term opens 1st Monday in January. For particulars A striker slipped up on him and fired. Smith dodged the bullet in Call on or address Hermann at Albany. tended for his heart and received it J L H - M U L H Y , Superinteqdent in his arm. He then killed the Albany, Or , Feb. 24.— Hon. striker with a pistol. After the posse had repulsed the Binger Hermann spent luis after- Tbe miners they followed up their ad noon and evening in Albany. afternoon was devoted to renewing vantage, and secured the arrest of K IL L T H E B R U T E ! over 100, who were brought to acquaintances and friendships of SKIN HIM P R O P E R L Y long standing. In tbe evening a Beokley under guard. Deputy Cun A N D SHIP H IS S K IN ningham and posse have gone back public reception was held at the AND A L L O T H E R to the scene and will arrest every Aleo Club in honor of Mr. Her one implicated. Art ugly strike in mann, and every one was given progress is the csusc of the trouble. an opportunity to meet the ex- Cougiessman. Although Mr. IH E S H IP M E N T ’ HOUSE Most of the mob are foreigners. Hermann refused to discuss the Congressional situation, his friends Buffalo B ill’s Daughter Weds- were doing considerable talking and gently feeling the pulse of the North Platt, Neb., Feb. 24.—The Linn county voting community, iff TMfcRES MONEY IH IT marriage of Miss Irma Cody, daugh which has given Hermann sarong ter of Colonel Wm. F. Cody, and support in the past. Lieut. Clarence Armstrong Stott, of ------------— n f i ------------------------- — the Twelfth Cavalry, stationed at e Bridge Works Burned- MINNPA PO l Fort Clark, Tex., was solemnized at noon today. In the absenoe of Col. Pittsburg, Feb. 24.—The entire Cody, the bride was given away by Dr. D. Frank Powell, o f St. Paul, an works of the Schultze plant of the intimate friend of the bride’s father. American Bridge Company, a part The ceremony was an imposing one of the United States Steel Corpo and there were present persons of ration at McKee's Rocks, near here prominence from all parts of the was totally destroyod by fire early INI STANDARD HM EVUYWHIM. 150 Stylflt P> BreaePoln««?* country. Col. Cody, who is in Eng today, entailing a loss o f $200,000. _____________ . . . . . DsM by »H Itsllsssfs. The plant was composed of four land, sent a cablegram of congrat buildings, tbe largest known as the ulations and his blessing. Mr. and Mrs. Stott Isft in the afternoon on a fitting and riveting department, be two weeks’ journey. They will ing 250 feet long. About 200 men make their home at Fort Clark,Tex. are thrown out of employment The loss is fully covored by isaur- In proportion to mileage, English ance. ------------- »«$»»♦- ■■ railroiuls in 1891 earned twice as Addicks said as far back os 1894. many passenger as American lines. Yet in that year not a single pas when the republicans carried Dele- senger was killed on an English ware, that the victory which be then railroad, while the number killed on supposed assured his election, had American railroads woe 249. And cost him $140,000. If he has kept last year it must have been much up his lick ever since, he must have larger. This is an instance in which paid a very high price for an office American superiority is not credit that he has not yet g o t— Telegram. able.—Telegram. ONE-THIRD LASIER- The King of Italy has purchased 0NE-THIRD FASTER. Rev. Edmond Goetz, the noted the Island of Monte Cristo made R ’ Jesuit astronomer,has gone to South famous by Dumas, and has bad a The only Sewing Machine that Africa where he will establish the hunting lodge built there and has J oes not fail in any point. largest astronomical observatory in l placed a considerable section under The lightest run R O T A R Y MOTION A N D B A L L B E A R IN G S , the southern hemisphere. Father a rough cultivation for the purpose R A P ID — saves^abont ¡one day in three Goetz will establish his observatory of botanical study, in which he is ning machine in tbe world. sewing that much faster than any vibrating t e hottle sowingjinachine at Bulawayo, in Rhodesia, *nd will deeply interested. More time is saved, more in neyearned. "R R receive financial assistance from the Q aiet anddnrable. I be rotary motion doe ’ away wflb noise >nd administrators of tbe estate of the ■ t o s s t h e C w a ife w a s h » «W t h e wear caused by the forward and backware movement o f the shuttle. *ai «•Id. late Cecil Rhodes, who, during bis Hromo Uninine Tsblota Oars s f l n i n l '»fll’ i (or the Paeifio Coast at 938JMarket Ht., San Franciao lije, wss greatly interested in tbe m Lavatirs id in one day. No rnre no p»y Frim project r* omu . California. W, H, SHORT, Agep.t, Marshfield^ I noticed a few weeks ago in the columns of the H erald an article signed by ‘‘Resident" on ee mail delivery. Resident is right. I be lieve that he expresses, in a general way, tbe views of the lower river residents pretty thoroughly. By all means let us have a system whereby we can get our mail aDd mail our letters daily without spend ing so much time, which we can ill afford to lose from our work to go ing to these few and far between postoffices. Many of us live miles from a postoffice end are obliged to get our mail by any conveyance possible, sometimes by a neighbor, or more often by courtesy of the steamboat captains. We have our mail thrown upon our landings and sometimes mail is lost through this mode of delivery end no one is to blame, but under the proposed sys tem such thtogs could not occur. I would suggest that a steam launch be used for a mail boat; that the captain of the same be postmaster with authority to open and dis tribute the mail; that each person who wishes his mail delivered should place upon his dock two boxes, one in which he will place letters which he wishes mailed and upon this box he will place a signal (which will have been selected and decided up' on to use for this purpose) when it contains such letters, so the mail boat captain can place wbat mail tbere is in the first box. In case be has no mail for that box be need not stop at tbe landing if there is no signal upon the letter box. Such a system would be of immeaaureble benefit to the people and would answer far better than a road that only reaches one side of the river of the river and a launch reaches both sides. Let us all work in unison for this measure and with energy and perserverence until our efforts are crowned with success. Let us hear from others. D airyman . 3 E. G. D. HOLDEN’S Coquille, Ore gon O ybf Tires H m M Hiilioi Dollars lasnraace Gaiita For all kinds of Job Printinq COOS COUNTY AADEMY. C O Q U I L L E C I T 1 T , OJSEGOIfcT Tuition per term of 12 weeks, if paid in advance, $4.50, for grades 1,.2, 3 aud 4. For grades 5, 6, and 7, $6 per term. 8th and 9th grades, $7 per term, WOLF 3 niRS.HIKS.PEU . WOOL» 70 M-HILLAN FUR&WOOK? , Jlmneapolis, Nina. ^;.;w . Write for Circulars. ™ S H E E P S K I N TANNERY STEEL PENS 'Wheeler & Wilson Three Times the Value of Aijy Otijer....