m
H O M
E
of Prod
HAVE »
$500
21 C oyotes i and 22 Wildcats
Captured by the Paid
Trapper*
Was
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Elmer Williams, Pradatory Animal
Inspector, of Portland, waa a caller
of her mother, Mrs.
at the Sentinel offlce Tuesday evening,
•dor, a t Norway, and
and gave us soma interesting infonaa-
ig word of his illness si
lion regarding the results obtained by
for Roaebury >but new
[the abolishing of the bounty system
earns bofcre she had
for coyotes and wild eats killed. Two
months and a half ago two hunter»,
.John E. i-amb and Prank Robeson,
slstar of Mrs. Licagar, but she has were employed to trap and kill theaa
not y e t received any wend as to the I varmint». la. th at time they have sx-
caaae of Mr. U negar’s death or when terminated 21 coyotes, 22 bobcats and
ths funeral was held.
« bear, a t a coat to the county of
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j 1278.67. One hunter U paid by the
To Sell $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 B onds
county ami o u by the government.
At the «melon of the county court I ‘J
animals had been paid for by
WodneaAsy the district attorney was ^
houaty
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«Ttt-uvtod to thka ths necessary stops wouW k*T' «*P«<**1 »7«*—«early
for selling one-half of tho *300,000
T r—-
worth of road
authorised last
bo*a t7 on coyotoe was *S oa
ho diad 0 « Saturday. I
I baa» op front Cali
I tti, ¡too.
H e s r y Frosts This Week
the annual Corn
fall ware considerably lea-
* e first of tkfc wash by tho
r
which loft tho 4
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A
•P tho North Par« on
of ton
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ASKING TAX
REDUCTION
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*■* MILLER GOES
saw M in is s i.
lot a t th c Dotobor maoton of i
I for tha Bridge My r
So mash of this is ■
hat «a» ha d oaa.w wi
ewdad that th# hoartUmTpurcha*-
two additional typewriters for tho
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e ■’ *
the Bank* of Myrtle Point, wa«
brought down hors last Friday even­
ing by M arti»! Redoli and tekan be­
fore Justice J. J. Stanley oa tha
charge of larceny hy ombsorlomsnO
preferred by Z. T. Johnson, of that
bank. Ho gave bead for hia appoar-
snes and waivod examination, Ms aasa
going diroot to tha grand Jury which
The Sisters of Mercy also present­
ed a petition th at the land recently
purchased for a hospital site a t North
Band ba exempted from taxation,
th is was Signed by J. F. Hall, Pstsr
loggia, P. W. Stevens, Jno. <1. Mul­
tan, Kruse * Banks, Gordt A King.
Jno. H. Graves, C. t . Kibler, Sisters
of Mercy, C. S. Wfamor, Simpson Es­
tate Co., Wlnsor A Falkorotin, L. J.
Simpson and Dr. P . M. White.
T h ese G oing to C oller*
The itadoaCs, who will attend tha
University of Oregon this year from
Sot)utile sad vicinity, as fa r as can
be learned, arc Ausila and Marjorie
in ths Myrtlo Grove last Monday af-
toraoon when all th s professional,
■ami-professional sad amateur pitch­
ers of the- d ty gathered to settle the
horseehbo championship of Coquilb.
Pinal honors went to two of the Oerd-
ing brothers—George and -Will. Jay
Smith and Bert Folsom pitched all
afternoon, losing but one game, until
they wont up against Bd Lorens and
Barry Oordlng, who boat thorn two
out of throe. Urn«« two pfumptly
loot tho honors, though, to tho Oord-
ings above mentioned, who can now
be acclaimed as the champion horse­
shoe pitchers in doubles i f the Co-
anffie valley—until some other es-
Tha offense for which Mr. Annin
pres arrested Is th at of taking two
Canadian beads belonging to M. T.
Thomas, o f California, and using
thorn as a u n ty la securing a loan.
They Ju d been loft with him whoa
president of tha bank.
Mr. Annin says the bonds are still
R eleased to E trn H is F ine
H. W. Duncan, w h o was arreatod
last month and fined *200 and son-
.encod to six months in jail for stor- >
lag liquor In ths 8.' P. depot a t March-
field during tho Elks’ convention, was
released from Jail Wednesday. Ha
had borrowed *200 to pay hia fine and
*100 more to' pot up as cash bail for
his return later to serve out the rest
of his sentence, end h a is released
now O ut Mb might get out and a n
this amount. He had moved about
twenty days of his sentence. He left
yesterday for Newberg where he has
a job waiting tor him.
Shooting W ith A n E xpert
A bunch of local revolver marks­
men were, out with B. H. Craddock,
Portland police inspector, this aura»
ing doing a littls target practising,
but pone of them could approach the
excellence of the Porilaad man’s
wore put in the buDs’eye a t twenty
yards, and he stated that ha was off
on account of raeent sickness.
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