SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD.
V o l . 22: No. 54
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 17, 1905.
Our Minos.
NOTE A N D C O M M E N T
Recall, blanks and letter
heads for clerk and sheriff 18 60
The immigration figures show a
W. T. Estberg, president of the
(Continued from last issue.)
In re selecting official papers for
falling off of forty per cent in the
L P Crouch......................... . 8 00 printing schedule of court proceed­ Mides Mining and Milling Company,
and his wife are stopping at the arrivals at tho port of Baltimore,
Walter Culin, M. D.
D II Lewis......... ................. 3 00 ings:
Guerin Hotel in this city, having during the year just closed. These
W H Myers... .........................
3 00
P h y sic ia n a n d S crokon
North Bend Citizen and Semi-
lately spent several days at the would be encouraging figures if the
Webb
Mast...............................
3
00
Weekly H erald being the only
CoqtHLLa C ity , O kk .
mines.
Mr Estberg iB also presi­ decrease were not made up at Now
Noris Jensen........................
6 00
papers filing certified statements
I Kroneuborg B ids.
dent
of
the
Commander Mines on York to which port the great re­
T eleph on e 3,
E L C Farrin........................... 6 00 and making application for said
I N ext Door to P. O.
duction in steamer aites brought
C H Marsb............................... 0 00 printing, the contract was awarded South Sixes river and at each of
about a greatly increased number
these
mines
he
has
caused
to
be
ex.
C L Pennock .......................... 6 00 to them for the year 1905, at the
of immigrants.
pended
many
thousands
of
dollars
E C Campbell........................... 6 00 rate of not to exceed 50 cents per
Stanley & Burns,
during the last year putting these
C R Golden............................
6 00 square of ten lines, brevier type.
Attorney s -a t-L aw ,
Bargains are to be had in radium.
mines in working order. At the
Keel Estate, Collections.
Walter Beunett....................... 3 00
In re contract for printing notices
Since May first the price has fallen
Specialties—Criminal and U. S. Land
Mides
on
Poverty
gulch
a
five-stamp
K H Hansen........................... 3 00 other than a schedule of court pro­
Cases, Notaries Public.
mill running night and day reduc- $1,006,000 a pound.
I T Weekly............................... 3 00 ceedings and tax sales:
C oqu illh ,
-
O regon .
ore that has been raised from
C E H u lin g .......................... fi 00
Ordered that the Recall be award­
A young woman apparently of
considerable depth at the old Divil-
Uuy R ose................................ 6 00 ed the contract, he being the lowest
good constitution sat down in a
biss claims and brought to the mill
T D Guerin .............................. 6 00 bidder for same.
New York park, and remaining
by
a new and improved tramway,
Geo. Russell, M. D.,
M J McDonald......................... 3 00
Ordered that the following bills
there all night was frozen to death.
and
tho
oro
improves
as
the
miner
P hysician and S urgeon ,
I Wilson........... ...................... 3 00 incurred on account of the county
On all four sides of the park there
goes down to lower depths, and the
Office in RUSSELL PHARMACY.
S J Sleep................................... 3 00 infirmary, bo paid as follows:
were doubtless people advertising
assey lately made proves beyond
Calls promptly Answered day or night,
R 8 Tyrrell............................... 3 00 Steamer Welcome, freight on
for servants.
doubt
that
this
mine
is
one
of
the
J B Lamb................................. 3 00
lumber and brick.............$ 2 75
Phone, main 136.
best in southwest Oregon. The
The Kaiser proposes that we ex­
J H McCloskcy...................... 3 00 Dr Geo Russell, treating
Company has a large group of change lecturers for the purpose of
E A Keane............................... G 00
C oqu ille,
:
:
:
Oregon.
Mrs Hatcher, fumigating
claims along Poverty gulch extend­ establishing a better understanding
Alfred Felter......................... G 00
residence..... ....................... 11 00
ing over a mile above the .mill between tbe countries. This is the
A H Ebert............................. G 00 Russell Pharmacy, drugs, etc 9 50
I
where tramways have been built so chance to get a few scolds out of
E E Oakes............................... 3 00 Isaac Nichols, labor on Poor
that a cheap method is provided to the Senate and promote peace in
A. J. Sherwood,
T J Perkius..........................
3 00
Farm ................................... 52 50
J A Russell............. ............. 3 00 Alfred Johnson, lumber...... 7 17 bring ore from Big Joe and Little our own country.
A ttorney - at -L a w ,
Mary, two promising claims at the
Wm Hanson........................... 3 00
N otary P ublic ,
In re report of superintendent of
The great outcry at Panama
upper end of thh property, at which
Cash
Goodman......................
3
00
Poor
Farm;
report
approved
and
C oqu ille,
:
:
Oregon
against the tolerable treatment of
place
very
rich
ore
was
found
in
F W Barker.........................
3 00 following bills ordered paid:
earlier years and about two thous­ the employes by tho officers should
\
O A Kelly................................. 3 00 P E Drane, groceries and
Men
and
dollars was extracted from be taken with modifications.
T P Hanly.............................. 3 00
meats................................. $203 19
Walter Sinclair,
away from home, in a strange coun­
quartz
with
a
hand
morter
in
less
W L H o o d ............................... 3 00 Coquilie Furniture Co, furni
A t io b n e y - a t - L a w ,
than a w eek. Besides the stamp try and climate are apt to have at­
Col Gant................................... 3 00
tore, etc............................... 126 85
N otary P u b l ic ,
mill
and 1 itest improved concentra­ tacks of homesickness that make all
Calcin Gant............................. 3 00 Dean A Morgan, meats......... 6 34
C oquille,
Oregon.
tor
at
this place a sawmill has ooen conditions look intolerable.
T Nichols.................................
3 00 W H Hersey, groceries......... 2 90
erected
and is running all the time,
T
I
J 8 Wasson............................... 3 00 Medley A Rozelle, smithing.. 7 05
It has been a matter of curiosity
furnishing lumber for the buildings
Guy
C
Lattin...........................
3
00
J
A
Lamb
A
Co,
hardware...
48
00
to many people what agricultur­
Hacher,
Fred Cavanaugh..................... 3 00 Geo A Robinson, mdse....... 10 80 and othor exstensive improvements alists would have to complain about
A bstrakter of T itles .
now in contemplation. Indeed the
F E Wilson............................... 3 00 C M Skeels, groceries and
if there should by any chance be a
C oquille C ity , O re
Andrew Olson................................. 3 00 mdse ................................... 3 60 place now presents a picture of a growing season that offered no
J D M a G e e ............................... 3 00 T H Mehl A Co, hardware... 26 00 little village, with tramways flumes, ground for complaint. The answer
water piping and machinery closely
Ordered that the following per­ R S Knowlton, drugs, etc..... 56 00
is given now in the cotton belt
situated between two large moun­
Hall & Hall,
Geo
A
Russell,
drugs,
etc.....
5
00
sons be paid the amounts opposite
wbere an ideal season and crop sur­
tains by the side of a rushing
A tto bn b ys - a t - L a w ,
their respective names as expenses N Lorenz, mdse A grocericsl26 20
passing auything ever .known are
stream of sparkling water, whore in­
Dealer iu K bal E statr o f all kind».
for bringing the election returns to J C Fry, 1 buck sheop........... 5 00
8ucci eded by recrimination and
dustry in all its mining phases is
M arshfield, Oregon.
the office of the county clerk, as C E McCurdy, 7 pigs........... 10 50
malediction of an intensity never
evident so the visitor.
W T Kerr A Co, mdse.......... 123 80
follows:
heard after the worst failures.
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These mines are about 30 miles
Robt Walker, Baudou.......,.$ 5 20 E A Franklin, salary as su­
south
of Myrtle Point and is reach­
Communications to the Governor
perintendent.......................
191
66
W
B
Beebe,
Coaledo...............
1
40
J. Curtis Snooh, D. 0. S.
ed by a wagon road which termi­ of Colorado should be made by
In
re
superintending
poor
farm
E
J
Coffelt,
Coos
River.........
5
40
D entist ,
Colorado
nates at Deer Park, leading six miles title and not by name.
N E Bigelow, Doer Park....... 7 00 and infirmary-:
Office two doors south Odd Fellow’ s Hall
of trail, but President Estberg in­ voters and votesses are famously
Wm Turpen, Empire City..... 5 GO
Contract awarded to Frank B.
fickle.
Will make Bandon a professional visit
C T Blumenrother, Four Mile 7 60 Odburt for the sum of $45.00 per forms us that the wagon road will
be
extended
to
the
mines
in
the
early
the first Monday in each quarter.
J V Shuck, L ee....................... 2 40 month.
Notwithstanding a drizzling rain
spring.
The road will pass the fa­
C A Metlin, 8 Marshfield... 3 80
C oqu ilie, Oregon.
Contract for caring for the indi­
that fell for tbe greater part of the
L W Deyoe, Myrtle Point... 1 80 gent sick who are unable to be mous Salmon Mountain mine where day, seyen thousand people formed
I
J DCiintou, Norway............... 1 20 cared for at the county poor farm, there is much work being done, in line about the White House and
T J Perkius, Parkersburg..... 4 00 awarded to Dr Wm Horsfall for the h e n c e the road will be of great ben­ were rec’d by the President on Ne\y
E . D . Sperry.
W . C . Chase.
W Rohm, Riverton............... 1 80 sum of $2 25 per day, for medicines efit, as it will accommodate the Years day. So far no deaths have
SPERRY & CHASE,
Thus Nichols, South Slough.. G 80 and attention, furnished each indi­ Nugget Patch and Johnson Creek been reported and the President
in general.
The Commauder mine
Oliver Landreth, Tenmile..... 5 GO gent.
had so far recovered that ho was
Attorneys-at-Law.
on
South
Sixes
is on a straight line
James Wall, Coos City......... 3 20
Ordered that the following bills about six miles southwest of the able to go to the theatre in the even­
Ortica in Robinson Bailding,
C E Edwards, N Coos River 7 40
ing.
in aid of indigent persons outside Mides property.
Here very exten-1
J O Stemler, Dora................. 4 00
C oqu ille,
-
-
-
O regon.
of the county poor farm bo paid as sive improvements have been going
Professor Ferris of Michigan
A O Hooton, Enchanted....... 4 40
follows:
on for a year or more.
Two dams says no woman should marry until
G W Sanford. Lake............... 8 00
Simpson Lumbor Co, sup
have boon built—ono 40 feet across she is able to support a husband.
J R Lightner, N Marshfield.. 3 80
E. G. D. Holden,
plies for Doc Ramsford... 14 50 Sixes river, this was to obtain pres­
Prof. Ferris got his idea from titled
J D Bennett, Gravel Ford... 3 20
L aw yer ,
C M Skeels, supplies for
sure for hydraulic operations, and foreigners.
Geo Chard, Newport............. 4 40
Jity Recorder, U. S. Commissioner, Gen
Mrs Hatcher, 4 m os.......... 61 65 one dam 20 feet high to obtain
Chas Eckhoff, North Bend... 5 00
R W Bullard, supplies for
eral Insurance Agent, and Notary
At an Oregon public meeting
power for mining.
A sawmill is
A Barrows, Prosper............. 4 60
Mary and Polly (Indians,) 5 60 run daily and lumber in abundanco Secretary Hay was accused of being
Public. Office in Robin-
C C Carter, Rowland............. 4 80
Pioneer Grocery Co, supplies
,son Building.
will soon be on hand. The “ giants" influenced by money to approve
J W Catching, Sumner......... 2 00
for Josh N elson................. 1 05 are at work with ample pressure, another session of the Hague peace
C oqu ille, Oregon.
Ordered that the following bills
Coquilie Mill and Tug Co,
and bed rock has begun to show tribunal. Oregon is feeling sensi­
for stationery, printing, and miscel­
I
supplies for Lavin family. 20 74 shining metal and it is belived that tive about the high honor of states­
T
laneous supplies for the various
Wm Jenkins A Sons, sup­
a “ clean up” will soon appear satis­ man.
offices of the county be paid as fol­
A. F. Kirshman,
plies for Hoyt $48; for
factory. The flume, 3x4, is being
lows:
The Czar has extended the liberty
Clark $24............................ 72 00 built over a mile long to bring wa­
D bntist .
J B Dulley, stamps, etc, for
of tbe press in Russia and hereafter
Jos Ferry, supplies for F F
ter
to
the
rich
placer
grounds.
The
Office nt ltesidence, one blook east of
treasurer’s office...............$ 10 60
Winter..................
11 25 company has very promising quartz crop and weather reports will not
Stephen Gallier, stamps for
Tnttlo Hotel.
be subject to censorship.
Guerrin Bros, supplies for
holdings at various places in this
sheriff’s office..................... 16 46
C oqu ille
.
-
.
Oregon.
C lark.................................... 30 00 [ section cropping out of the hills
The weather bulletins of the
James Watson, stamps, etc,
Southern Oregon Co, sup­
on each side of the river. They United States report the heaviest
clerk's office....................... 25 00
plies for Doo Ramsford..... 5 40 have purchased the farm known as fall of snow up to January 1st that
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT GO. T J Thrift, stamps, etc, for
Manley Barklow, keeping
the Avery place situated near the has ever been known in twenty
assessor’s office................... 3 50
S tr . D I S P A T C H
Elizabeth Iteel ' 2 \ months 20 00 mines so their supplies for men and years. This may account for the
Blake, McFall & Co, blanks
Tom White, Master,
P E Drane, supplies for
teams will be at hand. The outlook ! disappearance of Esopus and Indian-
Leaves
I Arrives
for sheriff........................... 15 98
Rachel Wilson, 4 months.. 20 00 for the mining industry in Coos and ; ola, Miss.
B andon ........ 7 a - m . j Coquille ------ 10 a - m .
C oquille ....... 1 P*M. I Bandon ------ 4 p - m . Coos Bay News, printing for
North Bend Furniture Co,
Curry counties is more favorable
Connects at Coquille with train for Marshfield
assessor's office................... 90 00
coffin
and burial Mrs
and steamer Ejho for Myrtle Point.
than the majority of the varied in- 1 The patient and God-fearing in­
Bandon Furniture Co, trac­
Dungan................................ 20 00 dustries of this favored region, as ! habitants of the North Carolina
S tr. F A V O R I T E
ing paper for surveyor’s
C A Johnson, coffin and
other operations will soon be inauj pine hills are petitioning to have
J. <?. Mootnaw, Master,
office ................................... 5 00
burial J Annola and Jas
gerated to reach the untold wealth automobiles prohibited the roads
Leayes
| Arrives
(’«»quille....... 7 a - m . | Bandon. .10:46 a - m . Hammond & Stephens Co,
L
iv
in
...................................
40
00
hidden
in the hills on the Upper out side the incorporated towns
Bandon_____ 1 P-M. | Coquille. 4:4.r> P-M.
supt's office......................... 13 04 Mrs H W Sanford, caring for
The large cities
Coquilie river.— Myrtle Point En­ of the district.
J S Dollinger & Co, 2 deed
S tr . R E T A
are pleading to have the automo­
Mrs Dungan........................ 15 65 terprise.
Alva I*ee, Master,
records, clerk’s office......... 37 50 J T Nosier, conveying jury
biles kept off the streets.
I f the
Leaves
J Arrives
Clarence
Dryden, blanks for
pine hill towns don’t send in any
Coquille __ 1 p - m . I Bandon . . . . 5 p - m .
and Harden to poor farm 5 00
Apropos of the complaints of the j
B andon....... 7 a - m . | Coquille — 11 A-M.
all offices............................. 25 UO M O Stemler, M D, fumigat­
objections now it may be that we
Carrying passengers an«l mail.
barbarous and uncivilized conditions '
Glass A Prudhomme, blanks
have reached a solution of our
ing Luttiell residence....... 15 0 0 1
in Panama we read in the Lnatige^
for assessor and clerk....... 20 90 W Culin, exam insane, ser­
Coquille River Transportation Co.
juggernaut question
Blatter of Germany that the foreign !
Universal Accountant Ma­
vices at jail, and indigent
Str. L I B E R T Y
visitors at St. Louis found “ price
chine Co, ribbons............... 2 00
Any school district in need of an
sick ....................................... 30 50
W. R. Panter, Master.
exorbitant, food scarce and badly | experienced teacher can be put in
Payott,
TTpham
A
O
',
sup­
E Mingus, indigent sick $617,
Leaves
| Arrives
cooked and the streets so muddy communication with one by en­
Bandon........ 7 A-M. | Coquille. ...10 a - m . |
plies for clerk’s office....... 16 83
insane $10; burying cow
Coquille...... 1 p - m . i Bandon . . . . 4 p m . J
that travel on them was almost im­ quiring at this office.
Bancroft
A
Whitney
Co,
vol
Makes connection with train at Coquille
$10........................................642 50
possible.”
Any place that is not
and up-river boats.
43 Ogn reports..................... 3 75
Claim of Mary Bazzell for nurs-
T. W. PAN TKR, Managing Owner.
home
is
to
untraveled
people a s e c-1
Cattle for S h e e p .
D F Dean, printing court
ing John Pierce, not allowed.
Ordered that petition of citizens tion of the infernal regions.
proceedings and notices... 36 73
S tr . E C H O
Will trade a fine lot of cows and
of Gravel Ford for increase of al­
T. W M d 'l .k e j . Monter,
North Bend Citizen, printing
several
bead of young stock for
Leaves
|
Arrives
court proceeding............... 28 55 j lowance increase to $12.00 per
A piano for sale on easy terms. Will
Myrtle P oin t.. .7 a - m . | Coquille C’y 9:30 a - m .
sheep.
Inquire
of J. D. Myers, on
month,
Coos
Bay
News,
notices
and
take part in trade. Enquire at this
oquille C ity ... I p - m . | Myrtle P*t. .4:00 p - m . i
Rinck «reek. Address Coquilie.
letterheads..... .................... 13 001
(Continued next iaeue, i
office.
Daily except Sunday.
J
E ntered »8 second-class m atter July 8,
1904, at the poatottico at C oquille, Ore-
Kon, under act o f Congress o f M arch 3,
1870.
$2.00 P e r Y
ear
C ounty Court P roceed in g s
nowlton’s Drug Store
Besides a complete stock
oi Drugs and Druggist’s Sun­
dries carries Kodaks and Sup­
plies, Phyrography outfits and
Supplies.
ZT
R A M B LER S
TR IB U N ES
NEW ,
LATEST
AND
AND
M IT C H E L L S
Best Wheels Out
Rare Bargains In Second-Hand W heel».
W heel» to Rent.
Repairing Done on Short Notice.
ALBERT FISH,
COQUILLE, OREGON
B ast E nd ot F ron t S t .
L. H. HAZARD, Cashier
R. E. SHINE, Vice Pré».
«. J. SHERWOOD, Pres.
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
O P C O Q U IliL iB , O R E G O N -
T r a n s a c t s a G en eral B a n k in g B u s in e s s
/.
Board of Directors.
Correspondent».
R. (J. Dement,
A. J. Sherwood,
National Bank of Commerce, New York City
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard, j Crocker Woolworth N’l Bank, San Francisco
Isaiah Hacker,
R .E . Shine. First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or.
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¡MRS. BERTHA PAYNE.|
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COQUILLE. OREGON.
,t
/!s D ea ler in Fancy and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods.
^1-
. .
(P
plete line of Seasonable Millinery,
Also a com-
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ROY FOX 1
GENERAL D RAYING.
COQUILLE, OREGON.
Meets all Boats and Trains. Goods Handled with Care and
Dispatch.
AGENT
WOOD FOR SALE-
FOR
R IV E R T O N
CO AL.
Leave orders at T. J. Little’s Livery Stable.
COQUILLE
Steam Laundry
PH O N E 116
NOSLER & LYONS
P R O P R IE T O R S
Experienced Help
Best
of Work
Reasonable Rates
Special Kate» to Fam ilies and Hotel*
W e make our ow n soap and know its m yredients. No injurious chemicals used.
Our baskets will lie left at all th e principal points on the river.
G oods called for and delivered in C oquilie C ity.
J. B. POINTER,
Coquilie, Oregon.
General D raying, Tran sferin g and Delivering.
I
O rders for Wood Prom ptly filled.
Leave all orders at P. E, Drane’s Meat Market
T H E
Who tied the cow ’s tail to his leg in the process of milk­
ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before
be realized he had made a mistake.
H o w ZtvTuicIi. P a r t n e r
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.