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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 19??-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1917)
the final sett lm i« * o f tha F irs t itra c t case u ordered by Judge Coke la his decision in that m bs L. A. LH jeqrist wan praaant and g a rs the council, many o f whom w ere not aoquainted w ith a ll the details, a resume o f the city ’s position and also went into the m atter o f how to wind ap the case in com pliance w ith the court’s instructions. According to his view the c ity is out about $96 now m ore than it was a fte r repudiat ing and refu sin g to pay the $2260 o f w arrants, now held by L . J. C ary, J. P . B yers and A . F. Bergen. B ut the fu ll settlem ent is fa r from being made yet, there being a number o f points on which A s court’s decision did not g iv e positive instructions. The council expects to hold another m eeting soon to m eet w ith Urn F irst street people's attorneys and a ll oth- . , «selves in South- for War Census. T ie lowest list if Tfctp Can Satisfy DAY OF ■GRACE HAS PASSED NINE TONS OF MILK A DAY The Grand Jury was in suasion here Monday and Tuesday > last. By holding night sessions it managed to dispose o f the la rge amount o f busi ness b efore it in tbs tw o days. Seven indictm ents w ere returned, five o f which hove not been made public. Jim m y Burns, an Indian from Em pire was indicted fo r m urder in the first degree. He shot end killed U s fourteen year old crippled son. When before the Jury Burns is ’ said to have behaved in a dased, h a lf w it- ted manner. Some o f the ju ry thought ho Was feign in g insanity, but Sheriff Gage, who has doubtless had better opportunities to observe him, thinks he is not in his rig h t mind. It would certainly be to t ig credit o f human nature i f that should p rove to bo the case. B aiey and W eidner, the A g ita to r subscription coptast men, w ere indic ted Jointly fo r lareony. O f the other five not made pubic, it has bogp raasored th at one is fo r I From the State A dju tan t General's office a t Portland the Sentinel is in receipt o f the follo w in g intorueting inform ation to r the slack en who have Would you Mod Coos county boys to tha trenchaa to ig h t for TOUR liberty and only occupants o f the sky parlor* now in O regon are sligh tly low er than the are the three men mentioned above ssHwsts, Inasmach as the men to be aa having been indieta^ called are chosen by lo t the failu re to register o f aay man who should have No More Jury Until October. done so increases the chances against Judge Coke was over hem Monday every other man who did Ms duty and and Tuesday to hold court fo r the June term , advise the grand Jury and receive th eir re p o rt H e w ill b* here again n ext Tuesday to hear some caaea. There w ill be no Jury, how ever, fo r the present term , as the law changing the term s o f court fo r this county provided there should bo rone. The new law provides fo r term s o f court h e n begianing the fou rth Mon day in February, the first Monday in June and the third Mbnday in Octo- otherwise, can be called fo r the pres ent June term , there w ill be no m ore Jury tria ls until October. There w ill be an adjourned term o f co u rt however, Oct. « , and the grand Jury w ill convene on that date. The regular October term w ill begin on the 16th. A t the session o f the circu it cou rt this weak fou r divorce casev-were dis posed o f to the fu ll satisfaction o f dis satisfied w ives o f this county E m ily W ells was granted a divorce from the Bod C lem w ill' bo ava ilable fo r distribution. A t elephone. 49$, has Just bean installed In the rooms. A ll w e have to say fu rth er is to ex h ort everyone to g iv e according to his a b ility to this noblest o f chari ties, and on no account to t a n aw ay em pty handed these t h e h am volun teered fo r th e w ork o f en rollin g our people. Su rely every g iv er w ill ko blessed ia know ing th at ha Is contri buting to the r e lie f o f d ire c t sufferin g Hf. into consideration fu lly (¿ 0 0 men o f m ilitary age who have ««lis te d in the Oregon N otional Guard, and in the regu lar arm y, navy and M arine corps. These men w ere not required to reg ister because they ere already in tha