The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 26, 1917, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

WM «iterad ta the Docket o f City
n i on the Id day o f January, 1917,
«tyd the mum aad laid ordinane with
■aid ■—«■■mont thereto attached eon-
tabling the namoa of the owners, dotf-
cription of property M im ed aad
4M
proooat conditions they a n not earn­
ing living wages.
The tog Defiance arrived from San
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
I interested and are hereby made a part
Francisco on Tuesday with the three-
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of this notice by reference.
masted schooner, Bertie Minor, in
tow. The schooner loaded a cargo o f Improvement o f Second aad -Other I The whole qoet o f Said Improvement
Streeta. Elliott’s and N etleyt
is the sum o f f24.7S9.0fi.
■mber at the Bay Park-mill for Kah-
olnL The Defiance, on the return trip
Additions.
I Now, therefore, all persons inter-
Notice is hereby given that porau- jested wMl take notice that said as-
to flan Francisco, towed down the new
eased, Florence Olson, which had, ant to the provisions o f Ordinance No. sessmenta are now doe and payable,
1«0 passed by the Common Council o f and if not paid within thirty days
the City o f Coquille, Coos County, from the 19th day o f January, 1917,
Oregon, on the 2nd day o f January, or bonded within the
prescribed
-
by law, to-w it: on 'or before the 19th
American Kevolntion is being organ­ 1917, and entitled:
“An Ordinance levying and declar- [day o f February, 1917, the
shall
ised here. Only thoee who can trace
their famdly teas bade to ancestor, tog an assessment against the lets, be deemed te be delinquent and will
who fought in the American Revolu­ parte o f lots and panels of land ben- boar interest from the 2d day o f Jan-
tion are eligible. Mr*. Geo. L. Din- efitted by the improvement o f e por- uary, 1917, at the rate o f six per cent
dinger ie taking a prominent part to tien o f Second, Third, Coulter, Neath, [per annum, and will be sold in tlm
the matter o f organizing, and a num­
ber o f ladies to the eounty have re­
a committee from Myrtle Point, con­ ported that they a n eligible and ara
sisting o f W . T . Demant, Chat Hpltog desirous o f joining.
aad E. E. Weakly, to urge, the ap­
pointment o f a Roaeburg man to the
Stete Highway Commission te fill a
vacancy. Also they ara going to en­
deavor, with the aid o f Douglas coun­
ty, te secure the appropriation oet-
eaaary te put Urn Bossburg-Myrtle
Point road to condition fo r a U J s y
year round travuL
iM w tl raejittn
the axpsndttun o f $76,00* to $100,000
to do this and the ffiOOO fo r the sur­
vey on the Cooa eounty end has been
appropriated.
This ssctlen o f the
county and the committee rant opt
have no objecthm a.te Urn proposed
Eugene to Flonaee to Coot Boy n o d
and will work for it, hut it will re­
quire about $1,600,000 to completo i t
aad yean o f Urna, aad this section
New Home
Users
Quality
Choosers
POPULAR
M .J.H AR TSO N
COQUILLE
New Home Sewing Ma
.chine Company
A N U M B E R 8 hat m ay
jL J L c o v e r a m ig h ty in­
tellect o r it m a y c o v e r a
plain case o f b ig head.
• (From the Geld Beech Reporter.)
Curry county’s refund o f automo­
bile taxes for 191« will be $225.666,
which goyo te the rand fond.
Mr. A. Hilliard, residing near Eu­
chre creek, had the misfortune to
loee his house by fire Inst Friday. A
year ggc^thjf fall he lost a large barn
in tho kills.
& j. Spoor 1, o f Corbin, was in town
on business Saturday, ns was also J.
Fromm, Jr., o f Brushes creek, and
each brought along a wildcat hide to
help pay expenses. So far this month
six wildcat hides, two cougars and
one coyote have been brought in,
Furthermore, that a copy o f those
resolutions be spread upon toe min­
utes o f this camp, a copy mailed to
our neighbor and n copy sent to each
o f tho local papers for publication.
Beaver Camp No. 19660 M. W . A.,
Coquille, Oregon.
r
Geo. N. Battey.
Wm. J. Ferbrache.
Wm. P. Clarke.
His Income U Nel Lnyfaig.
District Attorney Hall recently sent
out a tot o f notices to pati n ai ten
delinquents, thoee who <awn no teal ae­
tata, telling them their taxes would
have to be paid at enea. One reply
be received was to this affect:
“ Kind o f stove that tax buatoara off
a little longer. The only income IV|
got is from my hnm and they’re net
laying-"
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Stray« from A point ton feet a toto of
the north line o f First Street s a l run-
■tog north therefrom to tha itorth
side o f Third Street;
^
Also all that portion of Collier
Street from a point ten feet south o f
the North line o f First' Street aad
running north therefrom to the north
side of Third Straot; .
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Also, ail that portion o f Division
Street from a point ten feet south o f
the north line o f First Straot to the
south line of Second Straot;
Also, all that portion o f Maple
Street from a point ten feet south o f
the north line o f First Street to the
south line o f Second Street, mil o f
■aid proposed improvements and sfiid
streets, hereinbefore named being in j
Elliott’s addition to Coquille City and
Notley’s addition io thè town o f Co­
quille City In Cooe County, State of
Oregon, aecordtag te tlm piata o f said
additiona on file and Of record in thè
office o f thè County Clark of Coso
County, Oregon, and thè whole of
which said propoeed Improvomente
ara within thè corporate limita o f said
AD within the boundaries o f the
assessment di»tret, and the boundar­
ies o f which sssoosment district ara
aa follow s:
Beginning At n point 150 foot north
of the southeast corner o f block 72
of said Notley’s addition and running
thence west to the center of the went
line o f block 62 o f said Notley’s addi­
tion; thence north at right angles te
the center o f the west Ha# o f block
68 o f said Notley’s addition; thence
west to the center o f block 49 o f Elli­
ott’s addition; thence north to the
north Ito# o f said block 49; thence
«Mit to ♦ha center o f the north line
o f block 86 o f said Elliott*, addition;
thence south to the ranter o f said
Dock 89; thence west to the w w t Une
o f said block 86; thence south to the
ranter of the west line o f Mock 84 in
•aid E lliott’s addition; thence west to
the center o f block 29 to said Elliott’,
addition; thence south to the center
o f block SO to said Elliott’, addition; j
thence eaat to the c e n t« Of Dock 88
in said Elliott’s addition; thence south I
to the center o f the south tine o f block
82 o f said Elliott’s addition; thence
east to the center o f the south line of
Dock 45 in said Elliott’s addition;
thence north to the ranter o f the
south line o f Deck 44 o f said Elliott’s
addition; thenra east te the southeast
eomor o f tot 9 to Dock 71 o f said
Notley’s addition; thsnee north to the
They’re the same— yet different
They’ re both hats-on-heads.
Don’ t judge by exterhals.
Several kinds of tobacco come in tins,
tobacco is put up in tins, JJut that doi
it like other kinds.
The finest selected leaf from Kentucky’ s richest
Burley fields is only the beginning of VELVET.
Then,a full two years’ ageing in wooden hogsheads
—a matter of large storage and investment expense.
Then a careful manufacturing methc*! employing
the widest experience of life-lon g tobacco men.
What goes into the tin governs die pipe satisfaction
that comes out of it And we believe ^ o u will
prefer VELVET to any other pipe tobacco at any
10c Tina
5c Metal-lined
Baga
OREGON
One Pound
Glass
Humidors