Coquille City îientlfc
VOL ¿ 0 .
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1903.
8 oard Health a Law.
D E N T IS T
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
ons health officers o f the county
boa.d o f health throughout the
stite. He slinll collect information
concerning vital statistics, knowlege
respecting diseases, and all useful
information on the subject of hy
giene, and through an annual re
port. and otherwise as the boatd
may direct, shall disseminate such
information among the people.
AN ACT—To establish a Btate hoard of
health; to establish county boards
of health in eacli ami every county in
Office ever Johnson, Dean k Co’s
the State of Oregon; to provide for
market. Coquille, Oregon.
the election of a secretary of vital stab
tistics; to provide for uniform blanks
and reports, and to assign certain
duties to the state, city and county
hoards of health, and to provide
L a -^ y e r .
penalty.
Justice of the Peace, City Recorder.
it enacted by the Legislature Assem
S ec . 6 . The secretary shall re
U . s . Commissioner, lie bly
of the State of Oregon ; and, 1« it
ceive an annual salary, which shall
General Insurance Agent.
enacted by the people of tho frtato of
Notary Public.
1« fixed by the State Boatd of
Oregon:
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G. D. Holden,
Office in Robinson Building.
COQUILLE, O sEQQN.
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J. Sherwood,
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C i t y , C oos C o u n t y , O r h o o n ,
Notary Fablio.
jo h " F. H all,
.A-ttorney . a.t - Law ,
M AR SH FIELD , OREGON.
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SHAD HUDSON,
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Hudson &
J. E HAYNES.
Haynes,
lin in g and Real Estate Agents
E ckley, Carry Coonty, Oregon.
valuable Mines, Farms, "took
HsncheB nnd Timber Lands for sale.
H AVE
House and fl notes of land w ell improved
t y , Or.,
___ for anie.
Wilbur, Douglas oonnty,
exchange for property in Myrtle Point
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M ó A D A M
GENEUAL
BlacKsfflita s Waps wort
Horseshoeing n Specialty.
\ . W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts ,
C oq u ille C ity, Oregon.
THE COMMONER
Issued Weel^y,
William J. Bryan,
Editor and Publisher,
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C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
Manufacturer of Marble Monuments. Hea 1-
stonea. Tablets, etc.
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping
or curbing* Iron railings furnished to or
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
iving in the oountrv or other towns w ho
may wish anything in my line of business
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To tl^e TD rLlorfo.rL3Lte
Dr. Gibbon
S ec , i A board is hereby estab
lished, which stiatl be known under
the uame and style of the State
Board o f Health. It shall consist
of seven members, ns follows: Six
members who shall l»e appointed by
the Governor, with the consent of
the senate, the various sections cf
the state being represented as far as
practicable, and the secretary, as
provided by section 4 , all to be
physicians and especially selected
for their fitness aud public spirit
The six members first appointed
shall be so designated by the Gov
ernor that the term of office of three
shall expire every two years, on the
fifteenth of Jannn-y.
Thereafter
the Governor, with the consent oi
the senate, shall biennially appoint
three members, to hold their office
for four years, ending on January
15 th. A n y vacancy in said board
may be filled by the Governor.
S ec . 2. The State Board of
Health shall have supervision of
the interests of the health and life
ol the citizens of the state. It shall
keep the vital statistics of the state,
and make sanitary investigations
aud enquiries respecting the cause
and prevention ofdiseases, especially
o f epidemics, including those of
domestic animals. It shall study
the causes of morality, and the
effects of localities, employments,
conditions, food, beverages, habit
and citcumstances o f the health of
the people. It shall make, and is
hereby empowered to enforce, such
quarantine regulations as seem best
for the supervision of the public
health, and it shall be the duty of
all police officers, sheriffs, constables
aDd county officers and employes of
the state, to enforce such regulations
subject to the authority o f the health
officer.
S ec . 3 , The board shall meet
annually at Salem, and shall also
hold special meetings when and
where the board may provide, as
frequently as the proper and effic
ient discharge of its duties may re
quire. Three shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction o f busi
ness. It shall elect, from its own
number, a president, aud may adopt
rules and by-laws, subject to the
provisions o f this act
It shall
have authority to send its secretary
or a committee ol the board, to any
part ot the state, when deemed nec
essary, to investigate the cause of
any unusual disease or mortality,
or especially dangerous diseases.
S ec . 4 . At its first meeting, or
as soon thereafter as a competent
and suitable person can be secured,
the board shall elect a secretary,
who shall, by virtue of such elec
tion, become a member of the hoard
and its executive officer, and bis
official title shall be known as the
State Health Officer, who shall be a
regular graduated and reputable
physician.
health, and the necessary traveling
expenses, and the necessary clerical
services that the board may deem
necessary for his assistance. The
board shall certify the amount due
him, aud, 011 presentation ot said
certificate, 1 he Secretary o f State
shall draw a warrant on the State
Treasurer for the amount. The
members o f the board shall receive
no per diem compensation for their
services, but their traveling and
other necessary expenses, while em
ployed on the business of the board
shall be allowed and paid.
S ec . 7 , The sum of $ 5,000 per
annum, or so much thereof as may
lie deemed necessary by the State
Board of Health, is hereby appro
priated annually to pay the salary
of the secretary, and any clercial
service that he may require, and to
meet the contingent expense o f the
office of the secretary and the e x
penses of the board, whicli shall not
exceed the sum appropriated; the
said expenses shall be certified and
paid in the same manner as the
salary o f the secretary, and it is
hereby mode the duty of the (lover-
tior, Secretary of State and State
Treasurer or other proper state offi
cers, each years, in computing and
estimating the amount of revenue
necessary for state- purposes, to in
clude in such estimate the sura
appropriated; and it shall be levied
and collected as other state taxes are
collected and paid into the state
treasury, and kept separate and
apart from other funds, and shall
be known as the "‘State Board of
Health fund.”
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which may lie deposited in liis office, to call upon any police officers,
He shall, so fer as practicable, com- sheriffs, constable and all county
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o f health, and
with the county object to the authority of tiie states
boaids o f health
within the state; health officer.
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We promptly obtain U. 8. ami Foreign
PATENTS
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.OREGON'S GREAI NEED.
Is Population-a Home Market not only
lor its Products but for Youthful En
ergy. Many Immigrants are coming
to the Coast. They shoula be Wet
corned and directed to the unocupied
Fields, Forests and Mines of Oregon.
A few of the leading citizens of
Portland recently subscribed to a
fund amounting to over $ 11!,000 for
the purpose of
establishing a
Bureau of Information for the
state.
At a meeting of the sub
scribers to the fund, five trustees,
viz., Chas. E. Ladd, of Ladd and
Tilton, bankers; W . M. Killings-
worth, capitalist and real estate;
T. D. Honeyman,
of Honeytnau
Hardware Company; \V. H. Be-
harrell,
of Htywood Bros. C o ,
wholesale furniture, and It. C. Jud-
son, industrnl agent of the O. R. k
N. Co , were elected trustees of the
fund. These trustees subsequently
organized and elected
Chas. E.
Ladd, chairman, W. M. Killings-
wsrth, secretary, nnd Ladd <t T il
ton, bankers, treasurer.
At a sub
sequent meeting of the trustees Col.
Frank V. Drake was chosen super
intendent.
The purpose of this organization
is to ascertain and tabulate the re
sources of the state, gather an ex
hibit of its products and be pre
pared to tell all about Oregon and
the resources of the several counties
to all persons desiring information
on the subject— to direct settlers
aud capital to opportunities await
ing them in the state.
A large, well lighted room, or
hall, has been set aside by the
North Pacific Terminal Co. in the
mngnificient new union depot at
Portland for the use of the Bureau,
and tables and cases are now be
ing made aud furniture secured for
its use in displaying products and
distributing literature.
Concessions have been granted
by the lending railroad and steam
boat lines for transmission to the
Bureau for display.
Negotiations
are in active progress to obtain like
concessions from all the transpor
tation companies, with every prob
ability of obtaining their co-oper.
ation.
The encouragement being
eceived on this line is very grati
fying.
J I LAMB. Pres.
L/HAR LOG KER,¡Vice.Pres.
G W WHTE, Cashier
COQUILLE VALLEY BflNK-
C A P IT A L
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OOQTJILLE,
50,000
OEECxOU
Does a genernl banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal nnd real estate security, buys county, town nnd school disfric
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds nnd all kinds o f legal instru
ments— Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in follow ing companies:
¿Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
B O A l E D O B ’ D E R E C T O E S .
A- J. SH ERW O O D ,
IS A IA H H A C K E R
J. J L A M B
L. H AR LO C K E B , and G W .W H ITE .
E. G. D. HOLDEN’S
General Insurance Office, - - - Robinson B uilding
C o q u ille , O re g o n
Over Three M in i H im Dollars I n n i c i Capita
Eepresented.
H ome I nsurance C ompany , N. Y . .....................................$14,400,150.38
S t . P aul F. k M. I nsurance C ompany , M in n . - - - - $ 2,855,012.00
T raders ’ I nsurance C ompany , C hicago - - - -
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$ 2,435,571.29
H ome F. A M. I nsurance C ompany , S an F rancisco - - - $ 1,037.715.39
F ire A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P h iladelphia - - - $ 0,340,250.98
E quitable L ife I nsurance C ompany , N. Y . .....................$304,598,003.40
I have had over T h irty Y ears ’ experience in Local aud General agon,
cy work iu Insurance matters, and all business entrusted to me will re
ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this office for all the above
Fire Insurance Companies.
E. G. D. H O LD E N ,
Goneral Insurance Agent
For all kinds of
Job Printinq
Booh and Commercial Work in the neatest and latest styles-
Call at the HERALD office
Our prices are right.
COOS COUNTY ACADEMY
LOCATED A 7
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In the great exhibition roomequa
space will be nlloted to each country N E W IO R G A N IZ A T IO N .
desiring it for the display of its N E W .’ M A N A G E M E N T ,
products and resources and the dis C O M P E T E N T F A C U L T Y .
S ec . 8 . In each and eveiy county
'C O U R SES IN
tribution of such descriptive printed
o f the state the county ju dge aud
E N G LIS H . MUSIC.
matter as it may forward for the
1903
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comity physician shall constitute a
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A T H E M A T IC S .
purpose,
each
country
to
have
equal
Passed the house February to,
county board of health for said
E LO C U TIO N , SCIENCE-
ly “ fair show”
1903
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county, and the county physician
_sxs_
The Board of Trustees ask the
Approved February 17 , 1903 .
shall be health officer of that county.
citizens of each county, at the ear Tuition per term o f 12 weeks, if paid in advance, $4.50, for grades 1,'2,
P'iled in the office of the Secretary
If, in any county, it is deemed inex
liest dav possible, to have prepared 3 aud 4. For grades 5, 6 , and 7, $6 per term.
8 th and 9th grades, $7
o f State Feb. 18 , 1603 .
map of each county, showing per term,
pedient to have a county physician,
township lines and drawn to scale of
the county judge shall act as health
Cuban reciprocity, tariff revision miles, on which shall be disignated
Winter term opens 1st Mondag In January. For particulars
officer, and constitute the board ol and financial legislation give prom
all streams, county roads, railroads,
health. It shall be the duty o f the ise of being the leading subjects if any, navigable waters, if any, har Call on or address
county board of health to collect ail discussed at the next session of Con bors, if any, mountain ranges, with
A. H- MULKY, Superintendent.
gress.
principal elevations, and by appro
vital statistics, and keep a record
priate
coloriugand
notes
defining
the
Senator Foraker deserves much
thereof, and to report to the secre
credit for having prevented the location of lands, suitable for grains,
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tary o f the State Board o f Health
Hawaiian Ditch bill from becoming flax, hops, fruits and the liko; also
KILL T H E B R U T E !
monthly, not later than the tenth a law. It was a scheme for divert grazing lands, mineral lauds, timber
SKIN H I M P R O P E R L Y
day, all infectious diseases, deaths, ing a public privilege into a private lands, nrid sections, and such ns are
A N D S HI P H I S S K I N
the causes thereof, places o f burial snap, to the berious detriment of available to irrigation; also the loca
AND A L L O T H E R
tions
of
water
powers,
if
any,
cities
other
property
owners
in
tho
neigh
ot every person having died in said
and villages with runner of inhabit
borhood.
county, and in case of birth of any
ants, schools in each, and such furth
There is a movement on foot to
child, givin g the name o f the par
er information as may be of public
TO THE SHIPMENT HOUSE
abolish secret sessions in the Sen
ents, their residence, and their oc
interest.
These maps are to be
ate. Everything transacted or said
cupation, that may have been re therein is obtained and published «ent to the bureau at Portland,
ported to said board of health dur in the newspapers, although some where a set of .uniform maps will lie
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M in n e a p o lis ,
M in n .
prepared for use by the Bureau nnd
ing the preceeding month, except times in garbled form, and the
the originals returned. With each
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ing cities whereiii vital sta'istics are “ executive sessions” have become map should be sent a concise state
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largely a farce.
collected; and, in such cases, the
ment, in suitable pamphlet form,
W rite for C irc u la rs .
Some newspapers are belittling containing full datn of crops of nil
health officer or other person whose
the extra expense of the special ses kinds, climate, mineral products
p r o p ’ s , of THE c u c r p c K i N
T A N MF R Y c a p a c i t y
M i n n e a p o l i s
d n c t r o m i i i ^ n n t r w 3000 p e l t s pe
duty it is to collect said statistics,
sion of the Senate on the ground number nnd varieties of stock man
must send to the secretary o f the that the Senators draw no pay for
ufactures, mines, mills and the
State Board o f Health, not later ¡overtime. When they soe the ex like.
ilian the tenth day of the month, a \ pense bills of tho Senate they will
Competent persons will be in
transcript of his monthly records of realize, however, what this scssio u charge of the exhibition room to
cost the country.
give information and
distribute
death, places of buri tl, name, age
One of tho internal revenue taxes the literature without expense to
etc ; in case ot birth, names of par
I R fl Çfv/loQ Fine, Medium and
assessed to raise funds for the localities or counties.
ID U d iy ie S
Broad P o in ts.
THE STANDARD PENS EVERYWHERE.
ents, and their places of residence Spanish American war was two cents
This address is sent to each news
- - Sold by All Stationers.
and nativity; and ot all infectious a pack on playing cards. This tax paper in the state each county judge
w o r ts ^ a a K ie n jij^ ^ S T E R B R O O j^ S T iy L P E t L C O ^ z ^ John St.. New York.
diseases reported to him.
revealed the fact there were 15,000, nnd known local organizations nnd
all citizens of the state nre invited
S f . c . 9. Every county board of 000 parks of cards manufactured in to aid in this great undertaking.
the United .States a year, that is 10
health shall have the power to cards for each mnn, woman nnd
For The Board of Trustees
quarantine against any other county child.
Frank V. Drake,.Supt.
This old reliab le and
most successful spec
i a l i s t in San Francis-
' co, still continues to
Retire all Sextip’ and
Herainal Diseases,
ksnch as Gonorrhes-
|G le e t, 8 t n o t u re,
S ec . 5 . The secretary shall hold
■Syphilis, in all it
■forms, Skin Diseases. his office so long as ho shall faith
■ N e r v o u s D ebility,
Irapotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss of fully discharge the duties thereof,
Manhood, the consequence of self-abuse
and excesses producing the following sympn and lie removed for just cause at a
toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in regular or special meeting of the
the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in l>oard, a majority of the members
appronching strangers, palpitation o f the
heart, weakness o f the limbs and back, loss voting therefor.
He shall perform or counties, or other states, wherein
of memory, pimples on the faoe,conghs-
the duties prescribed by this act, or any infectious disease or diseases
consnmotion etc.
DIt. G IBBO N has practised in San Fran required by the board
He shall exist, if. in its judgement, it is
oisoo over 37 yearsan I those troubled shoald
not /ail to consult him and receive the ben- keep a record o f the transactions of deemed necessary; and shall also
nn„er
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atof his great skill and experience. The ,u.. honrrl shall h ave r n s to d v o f all
octor
actor cures when others fail.
Try him.
him | ln t D o ara- snau n ave «1910(1 > ot all have power to quarantine any case,
CL RES G U A R A N TE E D . Persons cored ; hooks, papers, documents and other i or cases, of infectious disease within
s i home. Charges reasonable. Call or I
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write.
DR. I. F. OIRRON. i property belonging to the hoard, thecounty, and shall have authority
B3i K nrri 9 y street. 8 in Francisco
or the cause o f any special disease
or mortality, to be abated and le-
moved.
A u y person who shall
fail to obey or shall violate such
order, shall, on conviction, be sen
tenced to pay a fine of not more that
$ 100 , at the discretion of the court.
S ec . 11 . T h e secretary ot State
shall provide suitable books, and
blanks, as directed by the state
board, for keeping record o f vital
statistics, and for reporting the
same to the county boards of health,
and to the secretary of the State
Board of Health.
S ec . ¡ 2 . It shall be the duty of
every physician, raid-wife, or head
o f a family, under whose charge any
birth may occur, to rej»ort the same
to the county or city her^tli officer
(as the case m aybe) before the last
(jay of the mouth in which said birtli
occurs. Every physician, midwife,
nurse, or head of a family, under
whose charge any deatli occurs,must
report the same to the county or
city health officer, within fourty-
eight hours, or as soon thereafter as
practicable. Every physician, or
other person, under whose charge
any infectious or epidemic disease
occurs, must report the same to
the county or city health officers
immediately.
Any
undertaker,
head of a family, or other person
shall not bury, cremate, or cause to
be cremated or buried, the body of
any person until the death certifi
cate is properly filled out and sent
to the health officer o f the county or
city in which said burial or crema
tion is to occur
It shall be unlaw
ful for the transportation of the re
mains o f any person having died,
the cause of death being directly or
indirectly due to an infectious dis
ease, except as the State Board ot
Health may direct. Any person
violating auy section o f this a c t, o
any part thereof, shall be guilt of
a misdemeanor, and shall be fined
not less than ten dollais, nor more
than one hundred dollars.
S ec . 13 . Inasmuch as the ap
pointments under this act shall be
in full force and effect alter its ap
proval by the governor.
Passed the senate January 28 ,
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-hall keep and file
reports re.uved S ec . io . In elites, distr.es, and
from such hoards,
and a'l corves places having
no local board o f
pondencc <>f the office appertaining health, or case the sanitary laws or
to the business ol the board; and regulations in places where boards
prepare blank forms for the various o f health or health officers exist
county hoards of he.Vth, and give should lie inoperative,
the State
such instructions as may lie Beers- Board of health shall hav« p >w**r
sary. and forward tbettl to Hie va il and authority to order tlttls'itices,
FURS.HIDES.PEITS.WOOL
M’HILIAN FUR&W001 C»
STEEL PENS
THE
I f the prediction that, with the
completion of the inter-contineutal
railroad connecting the United
Slates with the South American
coniitries, citizens of the latter will
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children to the United
ca , »
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States to be educated proves true,
the railway will do much to promote
that entente upon which progress
and peace depen 1.
Tho big beef packers of Chicago
have taken a long step toward creot-
'D®‘ n ,non >poly by buying up seven
I l i m e r r ot l i i l i b m i l l U r l| i.
Wheelerjl&W ilson
Three Times the
Value of Aijy
Otljer....
The greatest danger from colds
and grip is their resulting in pneu-
monin. I f reasonable cure is used, I
however, nnd Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy taken, all danger will lie 1
avoided. Among the tens of thous-1
anils who have used this remedy for .
these diseases we have yet to lenrn
ONE-THIRD EASIER-
of a single ease having resulted in '
ONE-THIRD FASTER.
pneumonia, which shows conclusive
ly thnt it is a certain preventive of The only Spwing Machine that
that ilAUgerous disease.
I t will
n it f til i 1 my point.
Unyo been transferred to the Nation,
cure a cold or an nttaek o f the grip
The lightest run
nl Packing Company, of which all in loss time than any other treat- | R O T A B Y M O T IO N A N D B A L L B E A R IN G S .
ning machine in the world.
R A P I D — Raves ¡about ¡one day¡ iu, three
stock is owned by Armour, Swift, ment. It is pleasant nnd safe to
sew in g that much faster than any vibrating shuttle sew inglmucbine
Morris, and their associates. It take. For sale bv R. 8 . Knowlton.
M ole time is saved, mor.. money earned.
will be a close corporation, no stock
Q uiet anddurahle. T herotB ry motion doe nWay with noise and
being placed on the market. This
wear canned by the forward and backward movement of the shuttle.
step is considered an a preliminary
A bill to ererf a statue to Frnncis
G t isi-il <tfi m for Tim Pacific Coast at 933|Market St , Sun Franoiso
to iht consolidation of all the baaf P. Willard passa i the Illinois legis
I ackiog interests,
lature by a vutf. of 10$ to Iff.
California.
w , H. SHORT, Agyiit, Matshfield.