The Coquille Valley sentinel., June 08, 1917, Image 1

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Empire
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North Bond
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North Bead
8
46 72
North Bond
4
22 42
North Bead
2
28 82
North Bead
Pony Slough
12 26
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Marshfield
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71 180 1 4«
Marshfield
88 74 1 i
Marshfield
4
28 41
Marshfield
2
84 48
Marshfield
8
21 61
Marshfield
14 41
Sooth Slough
1
11 18
Newport
22
68 88
Bunker Hill
20
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26 88
Coon River
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Burton
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Sumner
8
14 26
Coos City
14
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Coatodo
7
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Beaver Hill
Cunningham
27 38
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7 18
Fat Elk
18
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Dare
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which is going to mean a groat deal
(or Coquille, will be o f the beet qual­
ity. la apeaking of hie contract, Mr.
Hanson says that the furniture which
has to be shipped in w ill be here in
a week or ton days. Some of H be
has in stock at present, but he ex­
pects to bare it all installed within
two weeks.
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• Mr. Hartson also .has the contract
in the attic for the operation
famishing the court house annex
it was neooso ry to cut a hole __the w.u 0f Becorda—with its cosa­
tile roof of the building. Mr. piement of .chairs* sottese, typewriter
ly i he will hare those eleva-
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dr> and those are ox-
ly *• taetoll in a mask, j
1 poctod to arrivo for installing by the
ract has been made with the 16th. The floor covering contract
*ower Co. to furnish the juice was awarded to Going A Harvey, of
tone new elevators, and Meo-, Marshfield, but everything Mae in the
ill also be applied to the In- furnishing line is to be provided by
list by which milk is taken Mr. Hartson. He was able to give
THE RED C R O S S ,
NEXT TUESDAY
The Myrtle Point flsidge. i -
The wore two bidders here, the
bids including the approaches and a
ew ar sis viaduct over the railroad, ft
la what M known as the Sprues atom*
bridge. Pur » wo »den bridge the bids
were as follows:
Portland Bridge Co, $18,800.
ROAD BONDS
W IN BY 973
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Tha following is in substance the
decree filed Wednesday by Judge Coke
in tho First street paving cane that
has bean s bone of contention for tho
past four or five years in this d ty:
That the total cost of tho improve­
ment o f First street in Elliott’s Addi­
tion to Coquilto City and Notley’s Ad­
dition was and* is tho sum of $10,118^1
and which is properly ohargsabto to
tho property beneflttod by each im­
provement and described in Ordinance
No. 108 levying tho assessment and
passed Nov. 24, 1818. That, the dis­
pute as to $400 hold back by the d ty
should bo determined by the Common
Council of the dty o f Coquilto as pro­
vided to Section 6« of tho charter of
said dty, upon a hearing at which the
property owners and the contractor*
should bo given n chance to bo hear^
and such portion thereof as to the
council may seam equitable should bo
paid to the contractors and the bal­
ms should bo repaid to tho property
mors whoa paid in tha manner and
as provided in Section 84 of tho char-
r amendment of the d ty o f Coquilto
o f May 12th, A. D. 1818.
That Mid assessment of $10,11181
should be prorated among tho proper­
ty owners in tho same manner and to
like proportion as ths origins! assess­
e d o f $12,068.76 was prorated to
em by Ordinance No. 108, sad when
prorated ths same shall be a lisa on
tbs property beneflttod sad ths own-
s of ths respective tracts shell pay
the asms to tan annual installments
«amend ng with the time it was or­
iginally doe with interest from that
ns at 8 per cent ns upon tha original
Coquille
Coqaille
Coquille
Coquille
Riverton
and 12,620 pounds of eheeoe made at
th^Craamery during the fractional
month o f May, and on Mondny checks
for $11,390 wert mniled to the Pa­ amendment. Yes, 1368; No, 868.
That the plaintiffs, defendant City
trons, these payments being at ths
Requiring eity elections to bo hold o { Coquille and defendants E. Elltag-
rate of 89 eents per pound for butter on the same day as stats electing*Ison and A. F. Bergen pay one-third of
and providing for city elections only ¡ g * milea„ e and wltne„ fees of the
osato par pound <gr buttar fa t in tho every second year. Yen, 1748; No, 680. witness F. E. Hobson, sad each pay
milk made into eheeoe. A subsequent
Providing n $400,000 tog for n now iu other coats end disbursements,
payment of $874.78 since then has penitentiary at Salem. Yen, 782; No,
That the temporary Injunction is-
brought tho che too payment up to $1 1737‘
sued herein should be end the some is
' F o r ths $8,000,000 road bond issue,
vacated and get Mk)a and ^
1 ^ 1886; No, 822. Majority for tho dty J t Coquill. may uke 2 *
b o n * m>
for the collection of said assessments.
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corrected in compliance with this de-
The total paymeats for milk and
A o b o tt Wan Fined >15.
eras, m is provided by Jaw fa- the
cream for the month thus aggre­
“ I can treat, boys.”
¿barter provisions of the said city of
gate $11,787.78, an amount which will
This was ths remark made by Roy Coquille.
be thrown far in tho shade by tho Abbott, of Powers, at the Baxter ho-
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61 Norway
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68 Pour Mito
17 20
61 Catching Crook 1»
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64 Myrtle Point
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66 Myrtle Point
20 27
64 Sugar Loaf
22 88
67 Bridge
21 24
68 rewow
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Totals
110« 186« 4 182 14
Total registered, 2,066.
The first thing that attracts atten­
tion hero is ths fact that out of n total
of about 1880 who might bo subject
td draft, 1108 or just 80 per cent ore
Coquilto
warrant for Abbott, and the
who to conductor on a loggin
on tha lino through here, a|
before Justice Stanley Wednest
paid tho 8no o f $16 imposed
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