Bancroft Items.
E ditor H kahld . s .icing that
items were not appering from many
sources lately, I thought I would
rise to the occasion and send in
few from our oreek which is coming
to tbe front as a summer resort.
Semi-Weekly Harald
FRIDAY AUG.. 30 1904
State Fair.
flO T IC H F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
DariETKiNT o r ths I a ra s io s .
U nited S tates L and office.
H osebsrg, Oregon, Ju ly 7,1904.
Notiee is hereby given th a t in oompll
anee w ith th e provision# of th e act of Con
gress of Ju n e 8. 1878, en titled “ An sot for
th e sale of tim ber lands lu tbe S tates of
C alifornia, Oregon Nevada, and W ashing
ton T erritory.” aa extended to all Public
L and S ta te s by act of;Aog. 4,1892, Charles
B. B radbury,of Marshfield, oounty of Coos,
S ta te of Oregon, has filed in th is offloe his
■worn sta te m e n t No. 2081. for the purohaee
of L o ti9 , 8W X N E X . W H BEX of aeo-
tiou No. 4 in township No. 27 south. Range
No. 12 Weet an d will offer proof to ebow
th a t the laud .sought ia m ore valuable for
its tim ber
th a n for agricultural
>r or stone (nan
mrpoaes, , and to eatabliah hie claim to said
and befo we W. U. Douglas. U. b. Commis
sioner a t hla offloe a t M arshfield. Oregon,
on S atu rd ay , tbe 1st day of Ootober, 1904,
H e nam es as witneaaea: Hiram King,
H arry C. Noble, Oora Noble and Lyman
E. Noble, alt of M arshfield, Oregon.
Any and all persona claim ing adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
file th eir olaima in th is offloe on or before
said la t day of Ootober. 1904.
J . T KarDoas, Register.
Notice
to Creditors.
Notioe is hereby given th a t th e under
signed h as been duly appointed ad m inis
trato r of th e E state of Mary A. Vowel 1,
deceased, an d th a t all persona having
olaima ag ain st said estate are hereby re
quired to present them , duly verified, to
the undersigned, a t the offloe of A. J . S h er
wood in the Oily of Coquille, Coos oounty,
Oregon, w ith in six month« from the d ate
hereof,
D ated thia 13th day of July. 1904.
W. W. O aom ,
A dm inistrator of the E state
of Mary A. Voweli, deceased.
Tbe 44th Annual State Fair will
be given by the Board of Agricul
Joe Fish and Ray Dean of the
ture at Salem, beginning on Mon the oounty seat were in our vioinity
day the 12tb of September and for several days lately on an outing.
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
continuing through the week.
Mrs. Garrett and daughter are
U nited S tates L and Office, Uoaeburg, O r.,
Several Counties are getting up camping and pleasuring in com
Ja n e 20, 1904.
f
Notioe ia hereby given th a t in compli
representative exhibits of their
pany with friends on upper Myrtle
ance with th e provisions of the act of Con
products showing op their resour creek.
gress of J a n e 3,1878. entitled “ An act for
the sale of tim ber lands in the Htates of
ces and it will thas be a splendid
California, Oregon, Nevada and W ashing
Mrs. E. W. Lewis, of Marahfield,
ton T erritory,” as extended to all th e Pub
opportunity for them to advertise
lio L and s t a te s by act of Angust, 4, 18&2,
spent a week visiting the family of
for a large emigration is looked
LEW IS E. BROWN,
her sister, Mrs. C. D. Prioe and
for and the country is already fill
Of R iverton, oounty of Coos, S tate of Or
proceeded to Riverton to visit
egon, has th is day filed in th is offloe his
ing up with a desirable class of
sworn statem en t No. 6247, for the purohaae
sister and other friends.
of the 8. * o f NW. * a n d 8 . * of N E. *
emigrants, and they ate coming
N O TIC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
of Seotion No. 8 in Township No. 28, S.
The schools at Rock creek and
Range No. 11 W est, and will offer proof to
W est to locate and even if only two
D epartment op the I nterior ,
show th a t th e land sought is more valuable
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
or three settle in tbe county be Myrtle creek are in working order
for
its tim b er or stone th an for agrioaltnral
Roseburg, Ore., June 13, 1904.
purposes, and to establish his olaim to said
cause of tbe showing tbe County again since the institute.
Notice ia hereby given that in com- land before Jam es Watson, County Clerk of
Grandpa Price visited at Riverton liance with the provisions of the act of Coos county, Oregon, at the offloe o f oonnty
Exhibit has made, the oounty aa a
ongreaa of June 3, 1878, entitled "An clerk of Coos county, Oregon, at Coqnille,
whole is far ahead. In cases of last week, attending church at Myr act for the sale of timtier lands in the Oregon, on 8 atn rd ay , the 17th day of Beo
states
of California, Oregon, Nevada, tem ber. 1904.
this nature it is not the actual coat tle Point Sunday.
He nam es as witnesses: W m . Myers,
and Washington Territory,” aa extended Cland
W aters, €Harenoe- W aters and Ar
of tbe exhibit that must be taken
The Fish boys, Frank and Clar to all the public land States by act of th u r Brown,
all of Lee, Coos oounty, Ore
4, 1892, Beniamin Gotter, of gon
into consideration bnt the value ence, are taking possession of the August
Roseburg, co nty of Douglas, state of Any and all persons olaim ing adversely
the Exhibit has as a standing ad home place now being vacated by Oregon, has thia day filed in this office the above-described lands are requested to
sworn statement No. 6227 for the tile th eir claim s in th is offloe on o r before
vertisement so to speak of what Wm. Murray, who is moving into hie
purchase of the NEX «I section No. 30 said 17th day of Septem ber, 1904.
that particular county is good for. Myrtle Point.
in township No. 26 south, range No. 10
Register.
west, and will offer proof to snow that
Tbe live stock show will be fully
Mary Price is taking a vacation the land sought is more valuable for its
np to tbe standard of exoeHenoe from school on acoount of a severe timber or stone than for agricultural
SUMMONS.
purposes and to establish his claim to
that has been given in the past whooping cough.
Mr. Camp’s said land before the Register and Re IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E
STATE O F OREGON IN AND FO R
and special inducements have been children are also quite serious with ceiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon
T H E COUNTY O F COOS.
on Friday, the 9th day of September,
made by tbe Sontern Pacific Rail i i
1904. He names as witnesses: W. L. William Suyder,
Plaintiff
way Company in transporting ex
C. F. Waterman and others are Cobb, J. W. Porterfield, Jacob Rogers,
Suit in E q u ity for
Tbos. Cobb, each and all of Rose
hibits inolnding live stock free and running a logging camp on the and
Ju
lia
Snyder,
Diyuroe.
’
burg, Oregon.
D efendant, j
too muoh credit cannot be given Fish place where Deitx Fish had
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-decribed lands are request To Ju lia Snyder, th e above-nam ed d efen d
the Company jor their liberty in a camp last summer.
ed to file their claims in this office on or ant:
that particular.
said 9th day of September, 1904. In the Name of th e S tate o f Oregon; Yon
A uto . before
are hereby required to appear and answer
6-24
J. T, ÉRIDOE 8 , Register.
tbe oom plaint filed ag ain st yon in the
Stock breeding is only in its in
above entitled suit w ithin six weeks from
fancy in Oregon and should be en
the
d ate of the first publication of thia
M yrtle P oint E nterprise.
N O rC E O F PETITIO N FO B LOGGING
sum m ons, to-wit: w ithin six weeks from
couraged, for it is the ooming in
ROAD.
Walter Endicott is tbe happiest
th e 2nd day of August, 1904, tu e sam e be
ing th e date of the first pnblioation of th is
dustry in this state, and it requires man in town. His wife gave birth S tate of Oregon,
summons.
no more labor or feed to raise a to twins— both girls— Ang 25, County of (Joos,
And if you fail so to ap p ear an d answ er
w ithin said tim e, to-wit; on o r before th e
thoroughbred than a scrub. Don’t 1904. He says he dosn't believe in In th e Connty Court of C oob C o u n ty .
13th
day of Septem ber, 1904, th e sam e be
In th e m atter of the Application of M . C.
fail to make arrangements to spend doing things by halves.
Bingham to E stablish a Logging Hoad ing the last day of th e tim e prescribed in the
order
of publication, judgm ent will be ta
in Coos C ounty.
a part of the week at least-in Sa
Tbe one month old son of Mr. To Jo h n Notley, D. F. D ean, W. W. Qage, ken ag ain st yon for w ant th ereo f for the
relief
dem anded in plaintiff’s oom plaint,
lem, or if you can do so go and and Mrs. James McBee, died Wed and to an y and all parsons having or a snocinot
statem en t of whioh is as follows:
ing any interest in an y of the lands
T
h
at
th
arriage oontraot betw een p lain t
camp there’s a fine oamping ground nesday. The burial took place at olaim
through whioh the Road h erein after d e iff and e d m efen
d an t m ay be dissolved, set
scribed is proposed to be looated:
full of oak grubs and plenty of
aside
and
held
for n a u g h t and th a t h e be
Enchanted Prairie.
You will please take notice th a t M. C.
good water piped right into the
Bingham h as th is day filed a p etition and restored to th e rig h ts and privileges of a
single
person
and
a t th e onstody of his
Notwithstanding tbe unusually m ap in th e county oourt providing the loca two m ale children th
grounds.
be given to him an d for
of a rig h t of way for a logging road any oth er and fu rth
er
as th e oourt
dry seasoD crops in this section tion
through lan d s now in your possession in may deem equitable and relief
just.
six, townsnip tw enty-eight south of
ill be large generally. Tbe corn seotion
Service of th is sum m ons is m ade by p ub
range twelve w est of the W illam ette m eri
in pursuance of an o rd er m ade by
crop is said to be tbe best in the dian, in said county, and said application L lication
. Harlooker, County Judge of Coos connty,
will come on to be heard before said court
Oregon,
dated the first day of August. 1904,
history
of
the
country.
a t th e next regular September, 1904, term
Following is the list of jurors
th a t service thereof be m ade by
thereof, on T hursday, the second day of d irecting
ublioation
thereof in the Semi-W eekly
drawn for the September term of
Woodworth, Woodruff
Orms- said term , being the 8th day of S eptem S
[
mbald , a newspaper published a t th e City
ber, 1904. a t ten o'clock in th e forenoon of Coquille, in said Coos C onnty, O regon,
by who have looated a quartz of
Circuit Court:
sa ;d day, thereon for the appointm ent once each week for a period of six weeks.
B H Burns, Coquille, farmer.
cluim on Bray Mountain, between of viewers to locate said road in said oounty,
ROBERT BURNS,
in whioh court will be held, a t whioh tim e
Attorney for plaintiff.
C A Johnson, Marshfield, merchant. Johnson and Granite creek, eight you aie required to be and appear before
said court and file your olaim for any d am
miles south of Eckley, have a rich ages th a t you raav consider you will su s
Peter Qehlke, Prosper, farmer.
SUM M ONS.
Webb Mast, Lee, farmer.
thing according to reports from tain in case said rig h t of way is located as
by said m ap shown and in said petition IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E
that
section.
They
arc
down
26
prayed;
and
fa
rth
e
r,
you
do
then
show
Archie McNair, Bandon, merchant.
STATE O F OREGON, IN AND FO R
cause, if any vou have, why said right of
M F Zumwalt, Coquille, dairyman. feet on the ledge and have 4 feet way should not be looated as by said map
T H E COUNTY OF COOS.
shown
and
projected.
J V Hamblock, Parkersburg, farmrr. of ore and haven’t cut both walls T h e point of com m encem ent, th e place W arren 0 . P ark er, Plaintiff,
]
vs.
} Suit in
J R Devault, Myrtle Point, farmer. yet. They are sinking a shaft and or* term ination and th e lands through B artlett Doe, Nancy
H.
Kezar,
E quity.
which said proposed road is sought to be
it is expected that this will prove looated are as follows: Beginning a t the M artha A. Swan, John F . Moore,
Clarence Waters, Lee, farmer.
Chas.
H.
Moore,
Frank
G.
Mooie,
of th e east end of F irst stre e t in
to be one of the richest mines in center
D M Grow, Coaledo, farmer.
Notley’s addition to th e town of Coquille Geo. I.D o e, Mellen L. Doe, F ra n k
City
(now
City of Coquille) Coos county, P . Doe, Chas. W. Doe, Chas. B.
Southern
Oregon.
Geo F Williams, Bandon, Clerk.
state of Oregon, aud running thence in an G ould, R alph W. Gould, R a th W.
earterlv
direction
across lands owned by Sargent, Albert A. Sargent, K ath
Jas Durand, Newport, laborer.
At a special meetiDg of the City
John Notley, being a portion of th e south ryn Sargent, Arthur F. Doe, Cal
FrankSowash, Myrtle Point, farmer. Council, Tuesday night, the con half of the northw est qu arter and the vin W. Doe, Emma W. Burns,
quarter of the southw est q u ar Mary E llen Boone, Luoy I). Hyde,
tract was let for the water system, northeast
V M Ireland, Marshfield, laborer.
ter of section six in tow nship tw en ty -eig h t Loring B. Doe, Ella F. Lincoln,
M arguirite Doe, L au ra M.
John Eckhoff, North Bend, laborer. Mitchell aud Curreu being tbe suc sonth of range twelve west of the Willam Mary
e tte m eridian, in said oounty and state, Doe, Lulu K. Doe, Mary A. Kezar,
San
F
rancisco
P ro testan t O rphan
cessful bidders. The bid was $16- bearing slightly southw ard and ru n n in g
J W Felter, Bandon, carpenter.
along the north side of the canyon about Asylum, a corporation, Pacific
500
for
installing
tbe
whole
system,
E J Coffelt, Marshfield, farmer.
sixty rods to where said canyon divides, Hebrew O rphan Asylum, a cor
thence following the sonth branch of said poration, Rom an Catholio O r
wood pipe to be used, contractors oanyon
G Boak, Bandon, engineer.
along the n o rth side thereof in a phan Asylum, a corporation, The
ospital for Children and T rain
G A Gould, N Coos River, farmer. to have system completed within southeasterly direction to th e east line of H
ing School, a corporation, The
the land of th e said Jo h n Notley.
Boys
and G irls Aid Society, a cor
nicety
days
from
date
of
signing
Wm Ross, Marshfield, shipbuilder.
W itness my hand and th e seal of the said
of Coos county th is 19th day of Ju ly . poration, Golden Gate K inder
contract. Tbe pipe from the Conrt
E W Guptil, Coos River, farmer.
garten
Association, a corporation,
1904.
T he Board of Regents of the Uni
JAM ES WATSON,
S C Braden, Myrtle Point, farmer. springs to the reservior is to be (S eal.)
Clerk. versity of C aifom ia, a corporation
and Body
Politio,
Union
4 inches and from the reservoir to
V N Barkor, Fairview, logger..
T ru st Company, a corporation,
N otice to T axp ayers.
and Executor, including all the
I Landreth, Marshfield, carpenter. Railroad Avenue eight inches. Six
heirs a t law and devisees of Chas.
inch pipe will be put in on Sprnoe
C H Butler, Coquille, farmer.
F. Doe, deceased, and J . W. Ben- I
n ett A dm inistrator D efendants.]
NOTICE
IS
H
ER
EBY
GIV
EN
and
Maple
streets.
Tbe
reservoir
Cal Slagle,
11 tailor.
To B artlett Doe, Nancy H. Kezar, M artha
will be located on the Buell place, TH AT the Board of Equalization A. Sw an, Jo h n F . Moore, Chas. H . Moore,
Fred S Davis, Four Mile, farmer.
F
ra
n k G. Moore, Geo. I. Doe, Mellen L.
for
the
County
of
Coos
state
of
Ore
about a mile from town, and will
W W Gage, Coquille. logger.
Doe, F rank P . Doe, Chas. W. Doe, Chas. B.
Gould.
Ralph W. Gould, R uth W. Sargent,
be
100x95
feet
with
a
depth
of
12J
gon
will
attend
at
tbe
office
of
the
S H McAdams, “
blacksmith.
Albert A. Sargent, Kathryn S argent. Ar
feet. Work will commence Mon county clerk of said county, at Co th u r F. Doe, Calvin W. Doe, Emm a W.
W Z Cotton, Fairview, farmer.
Burns, Mary E llen Boone, Lncy D. Hyde,
day and the contractors expect to quille. Coos County, Oregon, on L oring B. Doe, E lla F. Lincoln, Mary
ChaB H Hall, ManhSeld, farmer.
M arguirite Doe, Laura M. Doe, L ulu K.
have all the material on the ground the 29th. day of August, A. D., Doe,
Mary A. Kezar, San Francipoo P rot-
t O rphan Asylum, a corporation, Pa
The following letter addressed in about 30 days.
1904 the same being the last Mon esten
cific Hebrew O rphan Asylum, a corporation,
day in said month, at the hour of Rom an Catholio Orphan Asylnm a corpo
to “Uncle Sam” Handsaker, author
ratio n , The Hospital for Children and
nine o’clock a, m. of said day and T rain in g School, a corporation. T he Boys
of the “Reminiscences of the Rogue
NOTICE.
and Girls Aid Society, a corporation. Gold
pubicly examine the assessment en
River War,’’ is self explanatory:
G ate K indergarten Association, a corpo
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN—
Henley, Cal., Aug. 21, 1904. Relative to the opening ot "B ” street, rolls and correct all errors in valua ration, T he Board of Regents of th e Uni
versity of California, a corporation and
Dear comrade and friend:
between Second and Watkins streets, tion descriptions of quality of lands, body politio, and Union T rust Company, a
corporation:
I was truly pleased to hear Nosler’s addition, City of Coquille, Ore lots or other property.
In th e nam e of th e S tate of Oregon, yon
and each of you are hereby notified th at
gon:
from you for there are but few of
Now, therefore, all persons hav you
are required to appear and answer the
Notice is hereby given o{ the inten ing business as before the said oom plaint filed a g ain st yon in tb e above
our old company of 120 now living,
entitled suit w ithin six weeks from the
tion
of
the
Common
Council
of
Coquille,
and it will not be long ’ere we, too,
Board of Equalization will take date of the first p u b licatio n of th is snm -
aforesaid, to open a street through the
mons, to-wit:
Bhall pass away. I am glad you property of B. C. Agee as above describ notice and appear at the time and
W ithin six weeks from th e 26th day of
July,
1904. the sam e being the d ate of the
are writing about the Indian war of ed ; that a survey of said street has been place aforesaid, and make due com first publication
of th is sum m ons. And if
vou
fail
to appear and answer on o r before
made
and
viewers
appointed
to
assess
1855-6. It does me lots of good to
plaint, otherwise the assessment the 6th day
of
Septem
ber, 1904, th e same
read about the times we had so the damages and lienefiUrresulting there will stand as returned by the assess being the last day of th e tim e prescribed in
from ; and that said viewers have filed
th e order of publication, judgm ent will be
long ago.
My health is poor and
taken against you for w ant thereof for the
their report in the office of the City Re or.
relief dem anded in p lain tiff's com plaint, a
I cannot do much work.
I hope corder.
Witnesses my hand this 31 day of succinct
statem ent of which is as follows:
(1) T h at an in stru m en t of conveyance,
you enjoy good health. Give my These are, therefore, to notify all per July.
T. J. T h r ift , to-wit:
A deed from Charles F. Doe to
regards to any of the old boys you sons interested in the opening of said
Assessor Coos County, Oregon. Warren C. Parker, dated F ebruary 20,1903,
a n d recorded April 13, 1903. in Book 38, at
street, that said Common Council will,
may meet.
page 349 of the Record of Deeds for Coos
at their next regular meeting, Sept. fith,
Connty, Oregon, be reform ed so th a t the
From your old comrade,
description
of land contained th erein shall
1904, at eight o'clock p. m. hear and de
read as follows: lot num bered 2, also such
S t e p h e n L onovellow .
termine all objections which may be
pori
rtio n s of lot num bered 3 and the 8 . W.
made to said report, as to the assess
x . ° of N. E. of Sec. 22 ns lies south and
east of Bear oreek. All in Tp. 28 S. of R.
Any person cutting Timber or 14 W. of the W illam m ette m eridian in
Woodruff Woodward A Ormshy, ment of damages and beneffta, as made
by said viewers.
county. Oregon, containing 83.75
Bark of any description on the Coos
who have sunk a shaft 30 feet deep
acres of land, more or less, excepting from
The district embraced in said viewers' lands of the Southern Oregon Com this sale and reserving to th e p arty of th e
on Bray Mountain, have uncover report is laid along both sides of said
p art the tid e lands along Coqnille
pany, or removing same, or other first
river fronting the foregoing described
ed a ledge 4 feet thick which assays “ B” street, from First street, between property, from, said lands, without land
S100 per ton. This is in the vi Elliott's and Noeler's additions to said being duly authorized in writing,
(2) For his costs and disbursem ents in
this suit, and such o th er and fu rth er re
cinity of tbe Salmon Mountain city, north five and one-half blocks will be Prosecuted according to lief as the oourt may deem m eet and equi
table.
mioe where muoh activity ia b e in g (more or less) to the north end of said Law.
Service of th is sum m ons is m ade by pub
B” street, the said assessments being
manifest. There is no question laid on each SO feet fronting or abutting
lication in pursuance of an order m ade by
R E W A R D
L.
Harlocker. as County Ju d g e of Cv*o»s
Any person furnishing sufficient Conntv.
but tbe mines of southern Coos upon said "B ” street, east and west
Oregon, d ated July 23.’ 1901. d i
and northern Curry are rapidly
By order ot the Common Council of evidence for the recovery of proper- ! recting th a t service thereof be made by
publication
in the “ Sinfi-W«rsLV
ty so taken and conviction of the ! H kb ai . d .” a thereof
coming to tbe front, and will doubt, the city of Coquille, Oregon,
newspaper published at. the
parties
conoornod,
will
be
given
City of Coqnille, in said (kx>s c >nnty, once
K. O. D. HOLDEN,
less lie a great source of revenue
of six weeks
listed at Coqnille, Ore-) City Recorder, one-balf of the property recovered. each week for aperiod
A. J . SHERW OOD.
to this part o f tbo state
S outhern O rkoon O omi vnï , 1
gon, August 10, 1904. )
Attorney for P laintiff.
W
.
T
.
KERR
C
O
.
Has just received a complete stock of new
Worsted Dress Goods, Silks and
Velvets.
An elegant assortment o f new Wash materials jo r earhj
spring «
Immense line o f staole ana Fancy Ginghams. Prices 8 13-
to 2 0 cts. per yd.
Large assortment o f white and champagne colored merceri
zed Oxfords fo r Waists from 20 to 90 cts. per. yd,
Pcalt-s, in latest patterns 7 1-2 to 20cts per yd.
Vo' co, 20 yards to the Dollar.
g
Ladies’ Heady-made Summer suits and waists.
New Spring Clothing for Men and Boys.
Remember our Popular-price Shoe department. New and
Stylish footware is arrivng Daily.
Large assortment o f up-to-date Hats ju st receiued, compris
ing the Stead son. Crizziy and Dunlap, the best on earth
J. T. BRIDGES,
&
We also carry a complete line of Groceries, Flour
Fw d,
Our Price are Right. anc* Farmers,
bring your produce to
.
W. T. KERR & CO.
JOB W O R K
Jury L ist
The Finest to be had in
Coos County at the lowest
&
/Notice.
Prices.
Bill Heads.
Briefs,
Letter Heads,
Posters.
Leqal Blanks,
Envelopes,
Wedding Stationery.
■
Statements.
Up-to-date Work Delivered
with Neatness and
Dispatch.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
C. O. DRYDEN,
I N C O N N E C T IO N W I T H H E R A L D .
p c o c C iS o
S2SZS2SZS2SZSZS2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S
Alfred Johnson,
D E A L E R IN
Flooring, Rustic and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldings
Constantly on hand.
Deliveries made promptly by either water or rail. §
We have all Grades and Prices Accordingly.
\
C O Q U IL L E , O R EG O N
To
Cure
a
Cold
in
One
Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. £
Smvtm M B m box«. toM in post 1 2 month».
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