Coquille City herald., April 21, 1903, Image 2

CoQuflU (Sitjj gentil
TU E SD AY, ABRIL 31 1903.
News c’lirno down from tlio Point
today that the nine of that place
is practicing, and that they will be
ready to meet their opponents in a
game at their grounds next Sun­
day.
A German Lutheru service in the
morning and a Dutch Reform
service in the evening made up the
president’s religious devotion on
liis first Sunday away from Wash­
ington.
We have learned that at least a
dozen wagons have come iu from
Itoseburg during the last week all
loaded with people, some of whom
wero looking for houses and others
were searching for timber claims.
We learn that Cecil Carter has
purchased the Flanagan ranch with
its excellent quantity of timber and
that preparations are being mnde
to open a logging camp nnd to
carry on that industry on a very
large scale.
The wire for the Coquille-Arago
telephone line has arrived nnd
number of posts have beeD i
along the right-of-way, The pros­
pects are that wo will be able to
talk with our neighbors in that and
the Fishtrap sections in a short
time.
Since Myrtle Point is deprived
o f train service owing to the bad
condition of the road and have al­
most lost hope that the track will
be repaired.
We learn that a
move will soon bo made to get di­
rect commanication by steamer
with Portland and San Francisco
by way of Random
It is reported
that Portland capital is offered for
that purpose, and that two steam­
ers will be put od the route.
It was rumored on the stroets
Monday that D. Giles and son had
sold their brick plant, which has
turned i^ut runny thousands of
pressed brick of excellent quality
duriog tbe last six years at Myrtle
Point.
Tho citizens of that, town
will miss that industry. Wo are in-
formed that the plant will go to
Marshfield.
People do not always
realize thnt they work against their
own interests unless they encourage
industry iu their town, the pay roll
of all enterprises helps to build up
a town,
Two years ago England placed
orders with German manufacturies
for a large number of railway en­
gines. Tho United .States was a
competitor for the work and lost
hecauso the Germans promised the
work in much shorter time.
Forty
engine» S<> lm.vo been completed
last August are now promised
before tho end of this year. Ten
others are a year overdue and
twenty-two others but half complet­
ed should have been ready for de­
livery uow. Englanl will probably
shop in the Uniued States next
time
Commissioner R. C. Dement
has taken great interest in road
matters, anil it is believed by our
up-river neighbors that a good
road will bn paved nnd graveled
from Myrtle Point to Sugar Loaf
mountain this season.
Everyone
knows that such a move is very
creditable. People are begiDiug to
see that good roads nre an essential
thing to meet the needs of tbe
farmer nnd
merchants nB well
us everyone else, and it is gratify­
ing to note that tho farmers, who
are the back-bone of all countries,
tire arousing themselves nnd be­
coming interested nnd determined
in the mnttcr.
We clip the following from last
weeks Bulletin and arise to remark,
“ Wo say so too” . Mr. Holdeu is
our candidate for city recorder,
“ As to the election of a city recoV
der we do not hesitate to suggest
the reelection of our president in­
cumbent, E. G. 1). Holdeu. His
office has been run on au honest
and fair basis. He Las been im­
partial in Ins decisions nnd has
entered to none. He deserves the
office aud should have it. The Bul­
letin is satisfied that no better
choice could be mnde and we nre
more than proud to place tbe name
of E. G. D. Holden before tbe
public ns a candidate for the posi­
tion ho now occupies."
Petition.
the road meeting.
Another sent
word to have his name put on, and
that made twenty-five, uml there
were others who would have signed
if they had been seen, and tbe
majority of those who signed the
petition—-if not all— knew of the
action of the road meeting.
Those who did not get early gar
dens planted in Maich are out of
luck, for April has been very un­
favorable for planting. R. A. E.
33isxppoixitinent
To the Honorable County Court
of the State of Oregon, for the
Neueicomes to the customers buying their goods at
County of Cooe.
We, the undersigned residents
and citizens of the County of Coos
and state of Oregon, and house­
holders living in tlie vicinity o f the
proposed diking district, respect­
For eery dollas you tender the house you get ita equiu-
GOLDEN B U IL D IN G ,
COQUILLE CITY
fully state that it is desirous to form
\lent
in uaiie.
a diking district for the porpose ot
corL33.-Q.tl 37- on H and H’reslr ivEeat,
The bisiness we do has been built on these principles,
improving by diking certain lands
of .A .1 1 irind.3.
I and it is 01 these principles we stand.
described as:
Official County Court Proceedings.
Lots one and two, southeast quar­
WIDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1903.
C o rn e d B e e f a n d P ic k le d Pork.
ter nnd north half of south west
D ry Gooes, Groceries. Boots and Shoes. F lou r and
quarter, north weet quarter, south
Court met pursuant to adjourn-
half and north west quarter of j mont at 10 a. m., when the follow-
Feed
C Stock in all Departments complete-
nortli east quarter, of section 34; | ing procedings were had:
the south west quarter and soufh
Petition for tho incorporation of
half of uorth west quarter, of sec­ North Bend, in Coos county, grant­
tion 27, all o f section 28. Lots one, ed, and a special election for rctiug
AT
two, three, four, and north east on adoption of the same nnd fo-
quarter of north west quarter, north the officers of said proposed incor­
half nnd south east quarter of north poration; the following were ap­
east quarter, section 33. Lot one pointed as judges nnd clerks of snid
of section 32, ell o f section 21, lots election.
J. J. Burns, Peter Log-
one, two and three, and north east gie and Cbas. Eckhoff, judges; ffni.
HAVE TH E V E R Y LATEST JN
quarter of south east quarter, north Vaughan, Wm. Lawlor and Edmund
east quarter nnd north half of north Kean, clerks, said election to oe
west quarter section 29. south half held in the “ pavillion, ’’June 2,1903.
and north east quarter, o f south
Petition of L. J. ¡Simpson for the
quarter, and south half of n w
vacation of certain blocks and streets
Black Warrior.
and.o y2 of n e
of section 20. in the towns of Nort Bend and Yar­ Thoroughbred Cleve­
land Bay.
of s e
of section 17, s % and row granted and vacation ordered.
the n e # of s e
of section 16. w
Fred Brendel’s petition for a li­
yi of section 15, all in township
s Salesman, No. 417 T h e la te s t in
twenty seven, south of range 13 west cense to sell liquors at retail in the
Sire Scampton Monarch, No. 543
town
of
North
Bend
for
the
period
coniaining 3717, acres more or less
d Cymble, 8 . B.
which lands are subject to overflow of three months, granted.
Petition of O. H. Merchant and
by tide water and by freshets, and
TEMPEST
are situated in the County of Coos, others for a diking district in the
at M r s . G. M o o n ’ s
vicinity
of
¿leaver
slough,
granted
and state of Oregon.
That your
a Bay Chief, No. 459
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m C5^T7=3 .
petitioners, nre the owners of more and Wm. Barkas, Wm. I. Bonebrake
Dam I Babe Itobius, No.
1021
You will find the latest In Fall and Winter Millinery'at
than one half of the acreage, to be and B. F. Ross appointed viewers
d Mayflower, No. 327
I
and S. B. Cathcart surveyor, to meet
embraced in the district.
my store.
And your petitioners respectfully at 10 a. m., Monday, May 11, 1903,
This Thoroughbred Stallion and Jack will make the season o f 1903
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. k Stamp­
ask that at your next rogular term at the mouth of Beaver slough.
at Myrtle Point after the loth of March, both on the same terras, which ing done to order.
of your court to be held at Coquille
Petition for aid to James Free­ will be $15.00 to insure. Will l.e at Coquille till March 15tb.
City, Coos county. Oregon, on W ed­ man, to support himself and fam­
nesday, April 1st. 1903, consider ily granted and $8.00 per month
G r an t H a r r y , M g r .
this petition and cause notice to be appropriated.
Sanderson Building near the Wharf.
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given as by law required, and after
Also for the aid of Indian “ Cis”
hearing tho matter proceed and lay at $5.00 per month.
off as a diking district and appor­
The following bills ordered paid
tion the cost of the dike among the out of the general fund:
land owners, and make such other
------DEALER IN ------
S E Johnson, supplies for Mrs.
and further orders as shall be neces­
O nly$o a. month
Hodson..................................
$
12.15
sary in the premises, and your petit
on tire installment
T
J
Little,
team
to
poor
farm
2
50
¡oners will ever pray:
plan-
The following ordered paid out
NAMES.
— O —
of the road fund:
C H Merchant
Murt Moriarty
S B Catliertrt, recording road
.A.11 Kinds of 31i e a . t l Q . o i - Goods found in a .
Fred Mast
surveys and laying levels. 8 00
Harness Shop.
A A Simons
J H Millner, hwdr 11 D 9 .. 11 25
I
also
do
all
kinds
of repairing in this line at a reasonable figure
John Yoakam
E B Dean & Co, lumber R D
W ill Get Yon -A.
S S McAdams
- - - - -
Oocmillo. Ore
9 .......................................... 48 26 Front street,
Piano-
J A Da van port
E O’Connell, hwdr, R D 9 .. 9 95
You can save this amount if you will atid make yourgdenr ones
G F McAdams
Z T Sigiin, labor, Coos City
happy- No home complete without a piano .>r an organ.
If you are
J R McAdams
ferry..................................... 122 00
John McLeod
looking for best values
Homer Shepard labor district
12
1 00
CITATION.
deprives you of
Frank Snow, labor district 12 2 00
In the County Court o f the State W R Mvrray, cedar lumber, 37 80
your dear ones. ■
We are prepnred to interest you nud make the assertion that we
of Oregon, for the county of Coos T S Evernden, labor employ­
cau do MORE for vou than any other Piano nr Organ House iu tbe
Show
vour
lovfl
for
rli.
<„,o
—
In the matter of forming'!
ed in district 18................... 1G5 50
couutiy. I f you are interested «rite at once.
‘
is gone by providing a monument
a dyking district out of |
Elbert Dyer, lumber dist 19. 298 53
portions of sections 33, ^Citation, W P Holman, labor Bear
worthy tho memory of that one.
THFBIGSIX: KIMBALL, CHICKERING, WEBER, MILTON,
34, 35. 27, 28, 29, 20, |
creek road.......................... 20 25
A large monument or a small l/0SE,HINZE, with the giant WHITNEY is a combination o f
21, 15, 16, 17, 32 in |
W E Carver, labor dist 2 3 .. 10 50
marker, whichever you choose at soundness, strength, beauty and tone unequalled anywhere.
tp 27, s r 13 w,
J
R C Dement, 4 days and mil­
his place, will show the best judg­ Twenty,eight other makes we handle.
To all persons interested,
age at court........................ 23 GO
ment of first-class designers and
G r e e t i n g : — In the name of the D McIntosh 5 days and mil­
We also have in slock a fine hue of Violin*, Banjos. Guitars and
workmen.
the State of Oregon, you are hereby
age at court........................ 34 40
Mandolins at prices from $5 upward.
A foil assortment of strings.
cited and required to appear in the State of Oregon, '[
Steel strings 5 cents each. New music received weekly.
County court of the Stato of Oregon Couniy of Coos, ) ss'
for the county of Coos, at the court
I, L. H. Hazard, County Clerk of
room thereof, at Coquille, county of Coos County, Oregon, aud ex-officio
Coos, on Wednesday, the 1st day clork of the county court of tho
I O O F- B A L L
July, I9O3, at 10 o’clock in the state of OregoD, in and for the county
O oq ciL i.E , O r e g o n .
forenoon of that day, then and there of Coos, hereby certify that tho fore­
CΠBZEL
I M I . A J S S I E E I F ’ I E I L j I D .
to show cause why the petition for going schedule of the expenses of
N O T IC J FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
said dyking district, as above set Coos County, Oregon, as uudited
United State 3 L and Office,
Uosebutg, Oregon, March 12,1903. *
forth, should not be granted.
and allowed by the County Court of ly T O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
Witness, the Hon. L. H. Har- said county, is a true and correct l x in com pliance with the provisions o f
locker, Judge of the County Court extract from tlio proceedings of said the act o f Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled
of the State of Oregon, for the court at the April, 1903 term there­ “ An act fo r the sale o f tim ber lands in the
stato o f California, Oregon, Nevada and
county of Coos with the seal of of, as the same appears upon the W ashington territory” as extended to all
public land states by tho act o f August 4,
said court affixed, this 15th day of journal of said court
1892,
April, A, D. 1903.
Witness my hand and tlio soal of
ANDREW M S IV E R T O N ,
A ttest :
L. H. HAZARD
the County Court this 15tli day of o f Crookston, county o f P o b l, state o f
Clerk. of April, 1903.
M innesota, has this day tiled in this office
his sworn statement, No, 4(103 for the pur­
[ sea l ,]
ot
L. H. H azard ,
chase o f tho S E 1., o f section 8 in tow nship
28 south, rang * 11 west, and will offer
County Clerk.
p roof to show that the land sought is m ore
Drone & l?ay,
PERRY’S STORE.
Butchers,
Cash Paid for Hides in any Quanty
Closing Out Sale
LYONS’ MILLINERY
l a
■aft
"Commodore” Ladies, Misses & Childrens Hats.
"Tempest"
Lyons’ M illinery Store.
M IL L IN E R Y
Mrs. O. IVToon
.
C.
B.
LEEP,
$5 will by mi Organ
harness and Saddles
$10 a Month
Death’s Harvest
......,............
For Spot Cash or on Time Payments
Coos
Marble and
Granite Works.
CHAS. GRISSEN M U SIC CO.
EXCLUSIVE ELEGANCE!
In Men's Furnishing Goods, correct
styles and Right Prices,
East Fork-
N O TIC E F O lt P U B L IC A T IO N .
United States L aud Office,
llosebnrg, Oregon, M arch 27, 190:».
N otice is hereby given thnt in com p lia n ce
with the provision o f the not o f Congress
o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act fo r the
sale o f tim ber lands in the States o f Cali
fornin, Oregon. Nevndn, m id W ashington
T erritory ,” as extended to all the P ublic
L and States by act o f A ugust 4, 1892,
LENO KA E. N E E L Y ,
o f Fairview, county o f Coos, State o f O r­
egon, has this d a y filed in this office her
sworn statement No. 4748, for th e purchase
o f the NE W o f NE % o f S ection No. 17, in
T ow n sh ip No. 2(5 S., K ance No. 11 W ., nnd
will offer p roof to show thnt the land
sought is more valuable for its tim ber
or stone than fo r ngricaltnral purposes,
and to establish her claim to said land b e ­
fore L . H . H azard, C ounty Clerk o f Coos
C ounty. Oregon, at C oqu ille. on T hursday
the 2T»th dav o f Juno, 1903. She names ns
witnesses:
W. E. Neely. L eo N eely, F. K.
T aylor nnd Arthur F lin n , all o f Fairview.
Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
file their claim s in this office on or b efore
said 2f»th day o f June, 1903.
J .T . B R ID G E S.
Register.
valnnble for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land .before E. A. D od ge. U.S.
Com m issioner for Oregon at M yrtle Point,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2nd day o f Juno,
1903. lie name* 'at witnesses:
Carl F,
IlendricK son, of G rafton, N orth D a kota ,
W ebb Mast, o f Lee, O regon; W, H . Rogers,
and E. N. Smith, both o f M yrtle P oint,
O regon.
Any and all persons claim ing adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
tile their claim s in this office on or b efore
said 2 nJ day o f June, 1903.
F. l B R ID G E S , R egister,
Friday morning April 10th, the
“ beautiful snow’’
covered
the
ground to a depth of two inches.
Tho mountains were n beautiful
picture.
The summer term of school com­
menced in district number 32, Mon­
day, April 6th.
Miss Lida Coop­
er, teacher and twelve pupils.
John H. Miller, who recently
NOTH ■ F< )R P U B L IC A n O l f .
sold his farm on Elk creek, nnd
U nited States Land Office.
has gono out to Roseburg intend­
Roseburg, O regon, Feb. 13, 1903.
ing to get a small place near town
Notice is hereby given that m com pliance
with the provision« o f tho act o f Congress
nnd turn his attention to tbe mak­
o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale
ing of the device for preventing
o f tim ber lands in the States o f C aliforn ia.
C regon, N evada.and W ashington T erritory”
cows from kicking, which he lias
as extended to nil the P ublic L a n d States
recently patented.
It takes tho
by act o f August 4, 1892,
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kick out of the cows all right.
A R T H U R MORGAN,
Bnndon Recorder.
His family will not lenve the ranch
o f Marshfield, co u n ty o f C oos, State o f
O regon, has this day filed in this office his
Mrs. Robert Walker received a until tho weather settles.
lw orn statement N o. 4447. fo r the purchase
telegram last Sunday announcing
Mr. Scott, jr.,
of Cleveland,
o f ti: N.W. V. o f N.E a o f 8 c c . No.
the sad intelligence of tho death of Douglas county, who has been work­
32 in Township N<>. 27 S. R ange No. 11 W .
and w ill offer p roof to show thnt tho land
her mother, Mrs, It. S. Grogorv, of ing at Prosper, was called borne
sought is m ore valuable for its tim ber or
Crescent City.
stone
than for agricultural purposes nnd
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p
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a
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.
Inst week on account of his mother's
to establish his « a im to said land b efore
U nited S tates L and Office.
L. N. Barnes has his new shop j illness.
W.
U.
D ouglas, U . S. C om m issioner for
Uoncbnrg, O regon. M aich 12, 1903,
about complete and will move his
at Marshfield, Oregon, on F rid a y,
Jeff Crosby is in Sacramento, Notice is hereby given that, in com pliance Oregon
the
1st
day o f M ay. 1903. He nam es as
moat mnikot in this week. Ho will California, his father being in with the provisions o f the act o f Congress witnesses:’
W . II. M organ, Jesse Sm ith.
o
f
Jane
3.
1878,
entitled
“
An
act.
for
the
linvo things very convenient in his feeble health in that city.
sale o f tim ber lands in the States o f C ali­ J >hn Thornthwhite, o f M arshfield, Oregon.
now quarters.
fornia. Oregon. N evada, and W ashington F. It. T aylor, o f F airview , O regon .
Only twelve men attended the T e r r i t o r y a s exten d ed to all the Public
Any and all persons cla im in g adversely
The steamer Chico* enmo in at “Good Roads” meeting which was Land States b y a ct o f August 4, 1892.
the above-dt -Bribed lands are requested to
tile their claim s in this office on or before
noon last Tuesday bringing 90 tons neld in the Dora school house
L it . ly G. P rkwf . tt , inmakriep ,
said 1st i'av oj May, 1903.
of freight for the river. Following March 11th.
J T. B R ID G E S.
There was not a o f P arkersbjrg. co u n ty o f Coos. State o f
Register.
is her pns--enger list: Captain Ross, person there from Brewster Valley Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
sworn statement No 4904. fo r the purchase
Captain T.-arson, Carl Olsen, Peter or Middle creek, and the meeting ^f the N. E. ’4 o f S. W. V* o f Section N o. 1 .
Hansen, J. Liuderbeok, wife and six was not a representative meoting of in Township N o. 29, Range No. 14
and wilt offer o o o f to show that the land
children.
this road district. The petition for sought is m ore valnnble for its tim ber or
W. A. Binganmn and Lyman Clark Bunch to be road supervisor stone than for ngricaltnral purposes, nnd to
P o u ltry F a m ,
her claim to »’.aid land b efore 1 ».
\\ olf laun< heal the Nellie nnd Crossy for this district was not circulated establish
H. Hazard. C ounty Clerk o f C oos cou nty.
lest Katurdnv night and on Tuesday until niter that meeting nnd not un­ Oregon at C o qu ille. on T uesday the 23rd
Prop
June, 19U4. She mum a ns witnesses:
they had the steamer Chico set the til it was learned that tho action of daviR
A. E. H adsall. Wes M ack, Clint. Rautlle-
A SAGO. OREGON.
engine :aside for them nnd yester-1 that “ Good Ronds' meeting in rec­ maii and J. A. T o a k . all o f Parkersburg,
Throughbre ! cockerel» from $1 up,
day they went to work to plnee it j omending a man to the county Oregon.
Any nnd nil persona cla im in g ndv^rsely
nnd get it ready for use. The omit, was not satisfactory to some the abovc-deacribod lands an* re q m sie d to
Twenty-four men fileth oir claim s in this office on or before
masts are to be set in yet and then in the district.
for Clark said 23rd dav o f Jntie PHX'l.
the rigging will Iwgin. They will signed thnt petition
J. T . B R ID G E S.
finest »train on saio.
Bunch, onlv three o f whom were at l
R egister.
soon have her ready for sea.
J, R Stillwell,
$ 1 OO a n d $ 1 5 0 and h u n d r e d s to c h o o s e
fr o m .
Choicest Assortment of Lawns, Organdies and
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Sprmg Dress goods
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that will last, look well anil give rooq.'clo satis-
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Fresh Supply of Groceries by each Steamer.
____________J. S . Kanematz,
T o Cure a Cold in One D ay
Take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. £
This signature, ^
Seven MBBon boxes soM to post 13 month*.
n//,
la Two Day«.
DOJC-
25c.
Strang’ s Emporium.
G lassw are and Dishes, W ood and W illow -
w are.
Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers
shoee.
Outing Flan els,M ackintoshes,Rubber goods
Blankets, Ladies’ and G ents' Underwear.
c. STRANG, Prop- - -
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Coouille, Oregon.