MB iiS fl L' 1 L FRIDAY, JANUABY H -y m js s m . n ay U r i f r i t t o «ho as to the re a s « of the increase in th*^ Uxf f tf] A * «—** ''• M M r s u V w a '' j É ± l c a a *&«<•*»•» « m « iffKR mi * am vtuni in n s*m 27J «rhiçh appear» in scheel districts having so special, school or road levy and in ne port district. The highest l « y is in School District No. 8, the vi » j w vw|pupV( wna tm nun the Coos Bay Wagon Road lands and The summary o f (ha assess / did hot need a spatial tax to maintain roll tor 1820 is new printed and their (schools for 19*1 ; f ¡fo r thoss who desire i t Very 1.3. - ill 1 l * F. nation—$1,187350 to Coqoflla’e $742,- •• H also appears that the Cequille VaMey end of the county had g coo- aiderably largar-wsessment «hm the Coos Bay end to Jedgo by tho Port assessments whioh aro $11,7163*6 fai the Coquille Valley and $10313.«* in the Goes Bay section. The cities in the Coos Bay section, ■el lu f / '-â$â 1 P I M att ported over here M d o d ttto «r r ia g a 20 daya term in the e HOL I f he aMo plerta to lie thaï t » his fine of $100 ia paid,'it wW I tax to be » The County Court m In seeaku) The regular meeting o f the Wo Tuoaday and tnuMMted the following man’s Club st the root room Tuesday business: Parkersburg. Tuesday, Feb. 1, at evening waa well attended. The pres Haxel Bullard's widow's pension of ent custom of tho deb in combining 1:9*4. m. at tho store building. $10 a month was discontinued on ac Dow Volley, Wednesday, Feh. 2, at business with a bit of sociability count o f her remarriage. makes the evening n pleaesant, as I the community hall at 2 p. m. The county roadmaotor was direct Sisco Thursday, Feb. 8, at 1:$0 p. wall as a proAtabla one. Mrs. Ber ed to advertise for bids for grading m. nt Sixes kail. from the end of Powers bridge No. 2, the lower Cut-off cut-off bridge there, there.' to a connection with th? old road at Sta tion $8 plus 60. Separate bids are naked for earth, excavation, for rock «cavation sad for grubbing.' M. H. Dement gives a dsed of right of way covering this road, V. W. Wood askod for a, rebate of taxes on two lots in North Bend, offer ing a receipt for tho first half o f tho .f.tim i f tha state '« raised m the 1929 tax roll M $9,4*8,106.22 Jf*® ^ $6,01039732 er i 1« per < «• $4,822,7 that $8^1 [ ths total FORTUNATE DISTRICTS 1*19 of ceived as follow s:- D ocks*, Padrick * easts per cubic yard for and taOO for clearing, i o f the county. M arshfield, Bandon. Coquille, M yrtle ELECTOR IS TOO SLOW distriato hi Of this ai "i per,« a t is re Mad fog «g«i (H|| Tho aasount o f relief to bo allowed John Kon from tho indigmt fund was raised from $10 to $20. Alex McCloud’s bid for dredging and diking work on Beaver Slough, on the North Bank road, project No. 1, was found to b# the lowest > He bid 23 cents per cubic yard fbr dredging and clearing. His second 4 ? r*< •1 $21738934, aa _ 8118374A4 « 1213*paru 118831737 M far O f this levy this IM A »' read levy by the County. _ fr o « the State tax tha $16331737 for Educational purpoom aad the $34,489.47 market toads levy, than will t o w * $39371.9* o f C o « County’s propost i'« , w ho applied Tho first o f these food aalee will bo held at the express offle* on Front street opposite Robinson’s store at 10 v m. Saturday (tomorrow) morning ind continue until tho stock on hand a disposed of. Tho ladies of the club would like to do something to provide the n ot room with tho furniture it so greatly needs, and «rill endeavor to do «e just a » soon as it.is decided when the building «rUl be porm aa«Uy lo cated. It must be reanoved from the street on which H now stands and «rill probably find a place la Myrtlewood Park, heretofore known as the Lamb Grove. . change of service, says the Myrtle Point American. They want the mail to leave Myrtle Point daily, making tho trip from Gravel Ford to D on oae day and from Gravel Ford to'Lee 1990 and 1821. to tho County tax, thers tho day following, thus giving tho Up- fo r ___ __________________ , to A s county budget $101, g o « to L w daily and from Gravel «09.04, for special school Ford to D on three t in s a week. T w o N ew B w t fr t fM 171.6«; for the l_ mfll school fund from State levy $473*#- Mail Im vjpg Myrtle Point requires E. W. Gregg is building s nice «6 ; or s total of $4863*036 which two days to D on and two days com- bungalow for J. L. A a s «, out Bear divided by 7160 pupils, gives an avsr- the Adventist church « Second street, which he expoets to ban enclosed this The amount levied for row », .«reek. It is to bo occupied by Mr. and b rid g«, and fo r r i« is $2863*638; Mrs. Herbert Lakens, tbs former ba the amount of tho special road tax ia ng in charge of tho office work of tho $71,0S$.i$; the amount of the 1 mill Aascfi Mill and Lumber com pari« market road» tax la $24,489.49;-the . « m l of the market toad tax matched by State is $24,4«8.47. The total amount raised for I and ferry purpo«e is $8683*730, which divided fiy 800 mite, of roads squats $68838 per mils raised for general ’ purpoom is $81,7*04!, wMeh la $8369.10 la « than ia 1919. Tbe-taereari hr the amount o f tax to be raised under the |a as fellows: the high school tax 134 or $43 per «n t ; - the ificroata « «*¿ «»1 «A a ri «* » , *1»18, $10037*34 « 42.« per coat; tha toeruam hi spatial rewd tax '« h r Sheriff Ellingsen, Deputy Sheriff Malohem, Special Deputy Sheriff Bryant, of North Bend, nnd Constable Goodman, went out hunting bortleg- gers and moonshiners the first of the week, having received some intima tions that game was good at Bandon. Tuesday they rounded up Joe. Law rence of that place, and found him in possession ef 20 gallons of some kind of home brow, that wqpt by tho name of wine. The next day they went ov er on Bill’s croak, an affluent of Bear croak, and found John Coy running a «till with two hogs of com amah on hand. Than a n no doubt "aeon to follow’* those lawbreakers to Jail as span as the sheriff and his deputies get around to thorn. A. M. Dalrymple, deputy yf internal revenue, is schedi at B en d « today and t o «« Myrtle Point Monday and T » this city Wednesday and 1 Àpi who kept us in touch with ths Pati- Ac Jidrthweet during the yean we wen oentemplating a removal to this section. About 60 yean ago A. B. was elected the first mayor o f In dependence, sad ha closed his career as a Portland attorney. M n. Clark was a booster of the Pacific north, «rest, and did a gnat deal to induce Kansas people to come out hen, which they did by tho hundreds and thousands. The club wishes it to bo understood that visitor« a n always sreleome and it solicits your presence. Com. B asket B all Tom orrow After the bills advertising the bas ket ball game tomorrow night «min out, the local high school team receiv ed word that tho girls' team from North Bond would bo over to play ike Bilh Through Homi preliminary with tho CoquiHe girls’ house at Salem put in a full team, and Urn gams with the faculty the following day Monday Tomorrow sight’s game with North bills: Tho Rogue River fish bill. Bond würbe the Arri inter-scholastic Raising the legal rate newspapers game at the gym hen and the boys may charge for publication e f legal an expecting a hard gaaae but have little fear as to the osteoma. It will notices. • bo a contest worth seeing. teachers’ axaminatlons. One reason attributed to tho 86 to Providing for ths consolidation of 10 loss to Marshfield last Friday is chool districts. Compelling sponsors of measures as welkes a candidato to fll^ i State- Next Friday, Feb. 4, CoqfflUe plays Myrtle Point up then and a «nek later meets B a a d « at Band on. . J One herd e f fifty lucerne T a x Man ÌU p tM ri)«* made the trip * most he at M* owe «penes. ’A y ja J r That nemo. W. L. Robb, aoemod to refer to something long past W h « we rend it; but finally we recalled that his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. sad Mi A. B. Clark, of Independence, Kansas, Horn «seekers’ rsUs of a little mon .than half fare to the western coast are to prevail again this year from April until October; but so far no special provision is made for th o « who want to go tho other «ray. Ten years ago next fall the «rriter bought a ticket from Indepeadenca, Kansas, around by Billings, Spokane, and Seattle to Ashland, Oregon, for $26, but the price «rill probably bo attempting to about doable the* now for the same penitentiary. Providing fo . 2 » j 3 f e .5 1919 la $11338.7* or 183 per « a t ; tho Increase hi spatial part t a x « ovm § »1 9 Is $19,44^44 or *1.1 P « ceri; the latir.ni» I* State tax arm 1*1# is $113374.14 e » l i U per eeri; tha te- erriJM hi County tax over 1*1$ is $ 8 3 8 8 * .« * 3 P « seat; the incream hi A a tatal tax ever 181$ (3om not $ taeiuda spatial d n im r lax m i Sre by this group of w orn«, who I carefully and Intelligently studied merits of certain measures should caivo tho support of every w wsa u