The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 23, 1917, Image 1

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a strip 47 feat wide through the J.
J. Lamb estate and thence at right
*' angles t e jt e t strip and 60 fast wide
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Coo* County Will Be
Fully Cared For.
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1} The utilisa tic» s f meant tota, batic
• Judge Watson jestm itoj
ritota and oven paridags fa r tiri rato-
a telegram from County &
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Murdock at Portland resdiiig ss fai 4 h g at gardsn
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J was the main then» o f discussion st 8wits capital for investment. These
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“The Stato H ig h ly Ci
has Jori «d rie d that t i » work of sui Club masting. One after another, ae »lil. faction moat o f tba w ilt looking
into tba Coadaasary propoaitkm. Mr.
Coo way in fam » tu that ha aba as­
pects to basa Laon Ohsmltagr down
bare from British Colombia in tba
near futurs to look orar tba Bold. Ha
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i The report further contemplated the
condemning o f a 60-foot 1st lying
between Front street and ths rail­
road fa r the bridge to c n u .
Whether there shall be one or tom
bende in the bridge will depend on
the engineers who prepare the plans
far the bridge, but the right o f wsy
] as planned by Mr. fcaltoff, in order to
toueh only one o f J. A. Collier’s 56-
foat tots bs tween Front streot and the
railroad'will not permit the approach
on the ether tide o f the river to start
in the county reed unless bands are
! suds be the bridge.
With the 23 tt-foot
the railroad track the
tide side o f the river w ill -have to
leave the ground about 800 »set back
'' Of the bluff, whOe oa the opposite
■ids it will otart about 600 or 700 foot
„back from th eW tor
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A ftor eraminlag the mope whtoh
M r. KaBeg had pteparad showing the
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tlflfiffi the council penod sé
adopting the report and a
naming the vtowere and date of them
H masting to placa a value on the toad
the city will c o n d ì«
It was with ns intention s f forcing th * seetiea only once in fifteen or
y years. O f eonrss that isn't
anything over on the property owners
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while. People can britar stay
thst condemnation procssdiags are
• few days
MORE ABO UT
NEW ROADS
BIG BANQUET
A T TOE BAY
Union Revival Meetings.
Union Borirai terriers of tbs Mat
A little forethought will
to build above tit
Mr. Murdock
cent o f building toeettoe across the
wider sloughs between Coatodo and
Cedar Point on the Marshfield road
anthems, the flag and tba fair par­
ticipants in this spontaneons prepar­
edness parade.
O f the many patriotic addresses
made .on this occasion especially those
of Captain P. K Gettins, of tba local
company o f tba coast artillary, Cap.
tain K. K. KubU, o f Portland, Colonel
Creed C. Hammond, o f Eugene, J. T.
Brand, of Marshfield. i M A . I L Der­
byshire, of North Bend, w# should
like to say much, but must forego the
Hall street to be hard
diately after they are picked.
On
the ether band, as good potatoes can
be bought se can be grown. More­
over, they occupy s largo ares in
proportion to their yield end consume
in s yard or email garden valuable
■pace which could be put to much
more profitable use.
This is true,
also, o f com, encumbers, squashes,
surfaced
tram the city hall, from curb to curb,
to a point about 100 fo ri south of
F irst Frew that point 6 pfle bridge
will be erected to connect with the
new bridge leading to the county rood
around the bill. Also s abort stretch
rr on Front strong win be bard surfaced
to connect the former paving with
this bridge.
On Second streot s covering of bi­
tuminous rook is to be applied, ex­
cept for the block already covered,
from Henry to Willard street fall
width and on Moulton street to the T
bridge. This is absolutely necessary
if the paring is to bs preserved, as
i " another year will see Second street
ruined beyond repair If It to net ear­
timeat in favor o f s county appropri­
ation of »80,000 for the building s f
an armory at Marshfield. In that
Hne the meet pointed statement was
made by Captain Kubli, who said that
though ha was a relative of Judge
Watson, if that official eras net liberal
In
m appropriation to meet
the offer of Marshfield and the Shtato
for the armory, he wanted to see him
Crtusery Director! A ct
The director s o f the Coquille Valley
iromawy met hen Tuesday forenoon
MUl Office To Be Moved.
The o O m o f the E. E. Johnson «
is to be wared up on to Front atre
Uncle Sam Not Particular.
In administering tbs federal good
roads set, which contemplates tbs ul­
timato usa o f »86,000,000 government
money, there are to ho absolutely no
restrictions either direct or implied,
upon the kinds o f highways to bs
constructed.
Recently s report to
secretary o f agriculture bee publicly
refuted the Idea that any state de­
siring to obtain acme of tide many
•op, Columbia, Hood River and Jack-
son, which had raaehad tba limit of
their indebtedness without finishing
these preliminary features.
Of the «00 milee o f finished high­
ways contemplated by the bonding
bill, there was mueh in Eastern Ore­
gon that would make excellent roads
without herd surfacing and more than
600 miles at »10,000 a mile could be
hard surfaced with the proceeds of
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As to the talk about the license
fund for motor, vehicles under the new
law being eufleient to pay both the
interest and principal of the »6,000,-
000 bond issue be bed much to say.
He had Just figured it on the me­
years, be found that this cene errati ve
estimate
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provide
that
by
t i»
time
the
bonds
all
matured than would ham accrued
tram thu» Hcansp fees asma riO s a
dollara ■ «r e than anougk to pay the
principal and latore* a t the »6 J N ,-
666 hand IflMM,
The writer was mere than grati-
fied to hin r Ü » explicit and uasqui-
vocal prttmises Mr. Adams mads to
Cooe c o u aty, and to hsar ae «M ay
of the qu«étions ho had been wohin«
to .nek answured by Mr. Adams |h
this addiris whtoh we hope to eoe
sd in full and placed in the
hands of every votar in C om county
faiths nsiir fatare.
It was mbo gratifying to learn how
abto, clear thinking and sound rea-
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