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SEMI - WEEKLY
HERALD.
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 24, 1905.
Entered as aecoiuUdu«« m atter .Ally 8,
J904, at the pOBtoffice at C oquille, Ore
gon, under act of Congresii of M arch 3,
Albert Barklow, rock Hoff
man bridge wing and over-
County Court Proceedings.
Centennial Notes.
(Continued from last issue.)
The Order of Bail way Conductors
54 25
will bold its biennial session at the
S J Hartley, lab with team... 11 50 j j Alex Rarklow, rock for Hoff-
exposition on May 9.
| F Rider, labor with team...... 5 oo ;
Walter Culin, M. D.
52 00
|
D
8
Neal,
labor
with
team....
11
00'
The National Letter Carriers As
P hybician a . vu S urgeon
j Thos Root, rock for Hoffman
! JoHse Wakefield, labor with
bridge wing....................... 9 00 sociation will bold a week’s conven
C oquille C it y , O re .
team..................................... 44 00
tion at tbe exposition, beginning
J H Millner, nails, etc, for
Kronenberg Bldg.
T e le p h o n e 8.
J
G
Stephens, lab with team 2 0
N ext Door to P. O.
ferry ..................................... 1 10 September 8.
Chas Adams, smithing........... 25 00 Peter Michelbrink, keeping
Norwegian singing societies ; will
J L Knight, labor and lumber 34 00
ferry on Coos river...... .. 25 00 have a special day at the exposition
Clay Dement, lab with team 88 00
for a reunion of members and a con
Stanley & Burns,
Report of E P S Abernethey
8 C Giles, rent jack screws.. 3 00
test for prizes.
Attoraeys-ftt Law,
of lumber furnished on
J C Whittington, lumber and
Real Estate, Collections.
Coos Bay wagon road ap
An airship tournament will be an
Specialties—Criminal and U. S. Land
nails..................................... 17 00 I
proved, and be paid out of -
attraction at the Lewis and Clark
Cases, Notaries Pablio.
W W Whittington, hauling... 10 00
5 per cent road fund, the
C o q u il l e ,
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O bk o o n .
expositicn.
Large prizes will be
E E Render, smithing........... 0 50 j sum o f..................................113
00 awarded to the successful contest
i
8 R Hermann, nails..............
3 85 j
Report of expenditures on
ants.
Myrtle Point Lumber Comp
Eckley road approved.
A crowd of almost 5,000 people
lumber................................. 255 00
Geo. Russell, M. D.,
Following ordered paid:
visited the exposition grounds re
PHYSICIAN AND HDBOKON,
Huling, Lundy & Sons, hdw. 24 10 j Wm Rohm, attending court
cently on a pleasant Sunday.
Report of W M Kay, supvr r
Office iu UÜSSELL PHARMACY.
in re Panter claim............. 2 00
Cars of exhibits for the exposition
d 21 approved, following
Galls promptly answered day or uight.
W M Kay, attending court in
are
arriving daily, and the displays
ordered paid:
ro Panter claim.................... 2 00 are being stored in The finished
Phone, main IDS.
W M Kay, labor.................$ 85 87
In re appointment c f road super buildings.
James Vowel), labor............. 6 00
Oregon.
C oquille,
visors for 1905, as follows:
Work on the the Government
Joseph Collier, jr, labor...... 6 00
W H Noble, r d 1
buildings,
five in number, for the
Wm Rohm, labor.................. 10 00
C E Hanson, r d 2
I
exposition, is progressing rapidly.
Johu Clinton, lumber.......... 12 00
H Ingersoll, r d 3
The buildings are almost ready for
A. J. Sherwood,
G H Sell, labor....................... 11 00 Chas Smith, r d 4
staff, and will be completed by
G
II
Sell,
labor.....................
30
50
A t to bn k y - a t - L a w ,
F P Norton, r d 5
April 1.
Wm Rohm, labor.................. 34 00 C Rodine, r d 0
N ota ry P u b l io ,
The United States Government
G H Sell, labor..................... 32 00 W F Smith, r d 7
C oqu ille,
:
:
Oregon
J M Ellwood, labor..............
exhibit for the exposition is ready
9 00 Chas Sneddon, jr, r d 8
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for shipment from St. Louis and
T H Mehl & Co, tools.......... 4 25 Z T Siglin, r d 9
Washington.
The display will be
Report of A Davis, supvr
Walter Sinclair,
J W Catching, r d 10
stored until the Government build
r d 24 approved, following
A t io b n k t - a t - L a w ,
G W Norris, r d 11
ings are for ready installation.
ordered paid:
N otar » P u b l io ,
S C Bunch, r d 12
45 35
A
Davis,
supvr
labor.............
J. A. Ramsay, secretary of the
Coquille,
:
:
Oregon.
John Bassendorff, r d 13
Davis Bros, lumber............ 100 00
Ramsay family association, has writ
R W Bullard, r d 14
J _______
_______ I
Hunt Bros, lumber.............. 2 36 John Yoakam, r d 15
ten the officials of tbe Lewis and
A McNair, spikes.................. in 50
Clark
exposition regarding a re
/. Hacher,
B H Burns, r d 1(5
W Davis, labor ..................... 27 00 Geo Griffin, r d 17
union of the family at the exposition
A bstracter of T itles .
J F Alumbaugb, labor......... 31 00
on August 26.
There are between
T 8 Evernden, r d 18
C oquille C ity , O re
F H C'olgrove, labor ........... 5 00 A G Erickson, r d 19
2,000 and 3,000 people of the name
E Davis, labor......................
6 00 Frank Van Luven, r d 20
;n the United States and a reunion
3 25
A Hatcher, labor..................
will probably be arranged.
W M Kay, r d 21
Hall & Hall,
A Davis, labor....................... 18 00 Joe Radabaugh, r d 22
ATTOnN BTS-AT-liA W ,
Report R P Carman, supvr r
Another Steamer for Coast Fleet
Geo Laingor, r d 23
d 26 approved; bal diBt
Dealer i n U k a l E s t a t b o f all kinds.
A Davis, r d 24
W ith the arrival of the steamer
34 E J Bigelow, r d 25
funds on hand...................
M arshfield, Oregon.
Roanoak from Tacoma last evening
Report of J H Radabaugh ap-
R P Carman, r d 26
another vessel has been added to
proved and following or-
A J Radabaugh, r d 27
already large fleet operating be
dered
paid.
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
E A Howey, r d 28
tween .Portland a id California
J H Radabaugh, supvr r d
Chas Heller, r d 30
D e n t is t ,
ports.
The steamer was recently
22...................................... 19 15 Henry Hervey, r d 31
Office two doors south Odd Fellow’ s Hall
purchased by Charles P. Doe and
Report of A J Radabaugh,
In re changing boundaries of dists.
Will make Bandon a professional visit
Beadle Bros., of San Francisco. On
supvr r d 27 approved, and
Ordered that the boundary of r d 3
her first trip she will go ac far south
the first Monday in each quarter.
following ordered paid:
be as follows:
as San Pedro with a general cargo,
A J Radabaugh, labor........ 14 55
C oqu ille, O regon.
Begining at S E cor, sec 33, T 25
only stopping at San Francisco to
Report of Chas Heller, supvr
S, R 13, W, run W to shore of Coos
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i
disembark passengers. When she
r <1 30 approved, following
Bay, abutting on lot 4, sec 36, T 25
roturns she return j will be placed in
ordered
paid;
8, R 14, W, run North-Westerly
E . 1). Sperry.
W . C ^C hase.
E P S Abernethey, lumber.. 2G 35 across Coos Bay to shore of Pacific regular commission between Port
Lee Mast, labor.................. 4 00 ocean abutting on lot 3, sec 26 of land and San Francisco and way
SPERRY & CHASE,
Ed Lasswell, labor.............. 3 00 said Tp and range, and run North- ports.
Attorney s-at-Law.
On this route she will come into
H E Wilcox, labor.............. 2 00 Easterly along shore of ocean to
Office in Uobinson Building,
E P Mast, labor.................. 4 50 point due West of line dividing Tps direct competition with the Alliance
E P S Abernethey, labor.. . 2 00 24 and 25, run E to J sec cor of of the California A Oregon Coast
C oqu ille,
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-
-
O regon.
L F R Heller, labor.......... 8 00 Sec 3, tp 25 S R 13 W, thence Steamship Company, tbe F. A. Kil-
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Joe Laird, labor................ 4 00 Southerly along channel of Coos burn of the Rogers A Russell line
Elmer Weekly, labor.. ......... 6 00 Bay to sec line bet secs 14 and 23, and tbe Columbia and Elder, oper
E. G. D. Holden,
W Lawhorn, labor.............. 1 00 Tp 25 S R 13 W, run West on said ated by tbe Oregon Railroad A Nav
L aw yer ,
Chas Heller, labor, etc...... 12 00 line to J sec, cor bet secs 15 and igation Company.
3ity Reoordor, Ü. 8. Commissioner, Gen
Rumors are rife that other steam
Report of Webb Mast, supvr
22, run South 1J miles, run W J
eral Insurance Agent, and Notary
r d 31 approved, following
mile, run South 1J miles to begin ers will shortly be placed on the
Public. Office in Robin
coast run.
The Humboldt arrived
ordered paid:
ning. (Absorbing all of r d 29J
son Building.
Webb Mast, bal due............ 31 18
Ordered that boundaries of r d 4 at San Francisco tbe other day from
• C oqu ille, Oregon.
Puget Sound, and many of the local
T H Mehl A Co, powder.... 49 75 be as follows:
shippers
aro of the opinion that she
Beginning
at
J
post
on
North
Report of E A Howey, supvr
boundary of sec 23, Tp 25, S R 13 will soon be placed in commission
r d 28 approved, following
W, run South-Easterly along mid between Portland and the Califor
ordered paid:
A. F. Kirshman,
Until recently she
E A Howey, labor...............102 80 channel of Coos Bay to the J sec nia metropolis.
D entist .
cor bet secs 30 and 31, Tp 25 S It was plying between Seattle and
Report
of Thos Nichols,
Office at Residence, one block east of
12 W, run E 1J miles to S E cor southeastern Alaska. It is believed
supvr r d 13 continued,
Tuttle Hotel.
following ordered paid r d
sec 29, Tp 25 8 It 12 VV, run N 3 that the big increase in the coast
miles, run E 2 miles, run N 1 mile, fleet from Portland is duo to the
13:
C oqu ille
.
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Çregon,
1 00 run E 1 mile, run N 2J miles, run near approach of the Lewis and
H Htimmell, removing tree.
W 2 miles, run 8
miles, run W Clark fair, as business at that time
Mrs I A Hansen, spikes for r
45 5| miles to beginning.
( Absorb is expected to become exceptionally
d 17................... .................
ing all o f r d 29 in 1904 lying E of brisk.— Portland Journal.
Ordered following be paid
S tr. D I S P A T C H
for
surveying
Willanch
Coos Bay.)
Tom W hite, Master,
The talk of substituting tbe whip
In re boundaries of r d 5.
slough road:
Leaves
I Arrives
ping
post for poisoned luxuries, it
B a n d o n ........7 a - m . |
C oqu ille... .10 a - m .
; Beginning on Sec line bet secs 12
F P Norton, viewer............... 13
C o q u ille ........ 1 P-M. | B a n d o n ------ 4 P-M. (
is believed, has alieady bad a de
and
23,
Tp
25,
S
R
13
W
at
raid-
A
A
Ray,
chainman...............
2
Connects at Coquille with train for Marshfield j
and steamer K_*h«> for M yrtle Point.
j channel of Coos Bay, run South- pressing affect on wife beating and
W F Ray, chainman............... 2
Easterly along channel of Coos national legislators are considering
J M Dolan, axman................. 2
S tr. F A V O R I T E
J. C. Mooraaw, Master,
Bay to J sec cor bet secs 30 and 31, ihe advisability of including other
E A McDuffee, axman......... 2
Leave*
^
I Arrives
¡Tp 25 S R 12 W, run E 1J miles, crimes in the 'catagory for the cat-
C S McCulloch, surveying,
C oquille........ 7 a - m . I Bandon. .10:45 a - m .
o’ -nine-tails.
Bandon.......... I P-M. | Coquille . 4:45 P-M. | platting etc......................... 39 40 run 8 3 miles to SE cor sec 8, Tp
1879.
j
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO.
C M Hermann, viewing......
Ordered that claim of Wm
Panter for damages lie not
allowed.
Bill of Guerin Bros, lumber
for Lehmanowsky A Deyoe
Coquille River Transportation Co.
not allowed.
S tr. L I B E R T Y
Claim of Chas Esterbrook for
W . R. Panter, Master.
damages to crop from
Leaves
| Arrives
flood gate under road way
Bandon......... 7 A-M. | C«»quille. ...1 0 A-M. I
C o q u ille ....... 1 p - m . | B a n d on ------ 4 p m . | not allowed.
Makes connection with train at < 'tiqmlle
Ordered that Ira Albee l>e
and up-river lxiata.
T. W . P A N T K R , Managing Owner.
paid for running South
slough ferry, be paid -------
S tr. E C H O
Manley Barklow, for rock
T. W McClonkey. Master,
I. eaves
|
Arrives
Hoffman bridge wing......
M yrtle P o i n t ... 7 a - m . | Coquille C*y 9:30 a - m . |
nqnille C ity. ..1 P-M. | Myrtle P't. .4:00 P-M. John Stone, rock Hoffman
bridge w ing.......................
Daily except Sunday.
S tr.
R E T A
19
Alva I<ee, Master,
Leaves
| Arrives
Coquille ___ 1 p - m . | B a n d on --------- 5 p - m .
B a n d o n ........ 7 a - m . | C oquille— 11 a - m .
Carrying passengers and mail.
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$2.00 P er Y e a r
NOTE AN D CO M M EN T
Tbe tariff skirmish lines are in
touch in Congress and a general en
gagement is imminent. The i ’resi
dent wants the Republicans in Con
gress to keep their pledge for tariff
revision and tbe republicans In Con
gress say they will keep their
pledges by and by or tomorrow or
at some future time. Speaker Can
non appears to be the center of op
position to revision. There is much
good humored sparring and chnffing
within republican rankR between
the two factions. The revolutionists
talk of “spiking the cannon,” or of
“ ramming tariff reform down the.
Cannon’s mouth.” The standpatters
say the President will not dnre to
call an extra session because it will
interfere with bis touring and bunt
ing trips during tbe Summer.
RAMBLERS
nowiton’s Drug Store
Besides a complete stock
oi Drugs and Druggist’s Sun
dries carries Kodaks and Sup
plies, Phyrography outfits and
Supplies.
There was last week a conference
of a large number of republicans at
the Whitb House. They were in
vited by the President and be is
supposed to have said that be bad
invited them to learn what his own
views were and how he felt on the
subject of tariff revision. From all
that can be seen, tbe main result
was a general disagreement. In the
strong republican states, tho senti
ment against revision is almost uni
versal.
Informal polls of the var
ious delegations demonstrated that
only one of the twenty republican
members from New York is in favor
of revision.
In Pennsylvania the
republicans are unanimously against
revision. In Ohio and Illinois the
semtiment is in favor of leaving the
Dingley tariff bill untouched. If an
extra session is called it will prob
ably convene very soon aftor the
4th of March.
NEW,
TRIBUNES
LATEST
AN D
AND
MITCHELLS \'
Best Wheels Out
R are Bargains in S e c o n d -H a n d W h eels.
W h e e ls t o Rent.
Repairing D on e on S h ort N o tice .
ALBERT FISH,
East End ot Front S t.
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COQUILLE, OREGON
I . H. HAZARD. C ashier
R. E. SHINE, Vice Pies.
A. J. SHERWOOD. Prea.
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
OP COÇUILtUB, OREGON.
T r a n s a c t s n G e n e ra l B a n k in g
B u s in e » »
Board of Directors.
Correspondents.
R. C. Dement,
A. ,T. Sherwood,
1,. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Isaiah llacker,
R .E . Shine.
National Bank of Commerce, New York City
Crocker Woolworth N’l Bank, San Francisco
First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or.
)ie ie ia e io iO ie io ie e K )ie K ^ )io K )ie i^ )!e iO K )ie K > io K
Preparations for the inaugural
)I n
ceremonies go on apace and it is ex
*
pected that the street pageant and
A - A A A W .
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ball will be of Surpassing splendor.
Much of tbe success of the street
parade will depend on tbe weather.
Dealer iu Fancy nnd Ladies’ Furnishing Goods. Also a com-
■ i
y S
The ball will bo in tao Pension of !I '
plote line of Seasonable Millinery.
^
fice, where it has been held since
Cleveland’s first inauguration. There
is n movement on foot to build a
ball specially adapted for this pur
pose and for lnrge conventions.
There is no suitable hall in Wash
ington and the use of tbe Pension
office seriously iuterferes with busi
ness and results in a I o b s of several
thousand to the Government. Few
COQUILLE, OREGON.
things are rarer than a fair day on
the 4th of March. The day is pro
Goods Handled with Care and
verbial fer cold rain, sleet and snow Meets all Boats and Trains.
and it has often been pitiable to see
Dispatch.
tbe tens of thousands in tho pro
A G E N T F O R R IV E R T O N C O A L .
cession and the hundreds of thou
Leavo orders at T. J. Little’s Livery Stable.
sands spectators exposing them WOOD FOR SALE.
selves to cold and pneumonia.
It
is estimated that on these oc
casions about as many are slain by
tho elements as fall in a small battle.
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MRS. BERTHA PAYNE,
COQUILLE, OREGON.
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ROV FO X
GENERAL DRAYING.
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Czar’s Life Attempted.
o q u il l e
Steam Laundry
St. Petersburg, Jan. 19.— A charge
of grape shot from a government
PH O N E 116
battery crashed through tbe win
dows of the Winter Palace today
when the salutes marking the close
P R O P R IE T O R S
of tbe ceremonies in celebration of
the festival of the Epiphany were
fired.
Tbe cannon, was evidently
Experienced Help
Reasonable Rates
aimed at the chapel just below the
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Winter Palace, where- the Emperor
Special Rates to Fam ilies and H otels
and tbe entire Romanoff family had
gathered to participate in the relig
W e m ake our ow n soap and know ',tH inzrsdicnts. No injurious chemicals used.
ious celebration. The shot was fired
Our baskets w ill 1«) left at nil the principal points on the river.
G oods called for and delivered in C oquille City.
from the Bourni bntterv, only 500
yards away, and had it been directed
only a few feet lower might have
wiped out tbe whole Romanoff
dynasty.
Owing probably to the
shortness of the range, the cannon
was aimed high, nnd the Czar
escaped injury.
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The bullets in i\ hail passed
20 26 S R 12 W, run W about 3J « l i n m l . o r l i l i l l '» « i.n x li n c n r l l ) ' t he
| through the windows of the palace,
G en eral D r a y in g , T r a n s fe r in g an d D e liv e rin g .
B
e
a
t
U
n
i
t
e
.
miles to mid-channel of Isthmus |
| where a brilliant company includ-
Slough, run Northerly along chan- ■ In my opinion Chaniberlaistn’s
| eluding the foreign Ambassadors,
O r d e r s f o r W o o d P r o m p t l y fille d .
[ nel of said slough to Coal Bank Cough Remedy is the best made
had gathered to witness the cere
for
colds,”
says
Mrs.
Cora
Walker
slough, run 8E up channel of Coal j
of Porterville. California.
There monies.
All the shots flew above L e a v e all o r d e r s at P. E. D r a n e ’s M e a t M a r k e t
Bank slough to sec line bet sec 3, is no doubt about its being the best.
!
the
bends
of the spectators.
The
Tp 26 and sec 34. Tp 25 S R 13 W No other will cure a cold so quickly
run W to cor of sec 3, thence N 1J No other is so sure a preventive of | shots were the size of a bird's egg.
miles, run E $ mile, run N 1J miles, pneumonia. No other is so pleas
One policeman was reported killed
T H E
run E to beginning.
(Absorbing ant and safe to take. These are and others wounded.
all of r d 4, lying W of Coos Bay in good m | M why it sll0ul(1 be ,*,r.
Tbe officers nnd men of the bat-
Who tied the cow ’s tail to his leg in the process of milk
is ! tery have been arrested.
ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before
Petition of B F Collier and Ed ferre<1 40 any ° th w ’ The faCt
that few people are satisfied with
he realized he had made a mistake.
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Johnson for changing the Roy-Co- , other after having once used this
Cattle for Sheep.
quille City Road through their prem , this remedy. For sale by R. S.
60 ises, approved and deeds to the
H e w 1^ - u . c l i E a r t l i e r
■ Knowlton.
Will trade a fine lot of cows and
right of way for said changes, or-
Must you bo dragged before you realize yon are making a
00 dered recorded, and road ordered
\ piano for sale on easy terms. Wilt several head of young stock for
mistake
in not using Electric Lights.
sheep.
Inquire
of
J.
D.
Myers,
on
j opened in accordance therewith.
take part in trade. Enquire at this
Rinck creek. Address Coquille.
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(Continued next issue,!
I office.
NOSLER & LYO NS
Best o f W o rk
J . B . P O IN T E R ,
Coquille, Oregon.