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THE YEAR.
Wade Will Resign Again
high
Gov Olcott told Judge Wade that
ition which
would not go into force until
u
a year
of th, Kansas in-
hence, end
even
if ho
he dkf
dM th*
t nomina-
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,wa it
Commercial Club
idustrial
law."
Viewn About
Cotrndl Discusses Thkt and
tion and election o f hto
affirms live
to Get Down
could not take place, so long as there
Other Interesting Matters
Sloan. will
not an actual vacancy in the of-
Town
a
the
r**,: Monday
So tha governor suggested that]
while
Judge
Wade
resign
unconditioaslly
story of
There wa» « good attendance at the
A t the- council Meeting
end Lawrence
and he.would appoint him to fill the vs-1 A ll members of the council were
Coquille
|,Moon, will
arshfield to debate |«nnual meeting of the Commercial ening there appeared to be a
cancy until his successor can be elect- [ present Monday night for the regular
Wednesday evening, which eloe» ence of opinion as te what
with the
affirmative team, fClub Wednesday
meeting. An ordinance authorizing
n never hoard
1 the clufc'« fiscal year.
|the people o f Spurgeon HIU d«mred ad aad qualified. The judge says he
Our-debaters named above,
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payment of $890 for the chlorina-
specific in re­
too
much
to
do
lately
to
com-1
The reporta of the secretary and
intend« tn Parr »ay», worked up
the bridge which is to connect With ply irith
the*"governor’s
suggestion-
0on Pl*nt was adopted. Some of the
with
the
governor’«
suggestion;
ich in view of
treasurer showed »284.78 receipt» the
their own arguments without any
the new bridge oh Bpurgeoa street. ¿ / t that
* * he
h. expects
exprots to
to do
do so
so in
in the
the councilman expressed themselves as
Aistane* from tha fagplty, for which past year and disbursements o f $682.- to take. One idea expnsed was that w
future.
-
thinking this a pretty high price to
unlikely to
future.
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And now
96,
leaving
a
deficit
for
the
year
of
they are certainly entitled to great
* large majority of the people living
Notwithstanding the
the feet
feet that
that
,o r th«
*»* *nd equipment,
Credit. We hope all who can do sd »298.22. There is still $124.36 in the
there w anted'it to go straight j u j » . Wads is resigning because he wWch comprises the outfit, but if it
only in spots end not fur any
(•will go <Mt to hear the boys tonight, treasury and. this sum will be aug­ through to the AH. Tho other was
work o f the office too bur-
« • liU u »
o f water
distance. F. B. Robinson, who Uvea
aa nothing encourages any speaker mented by »178 when the funds now that while a good many preferred denaome there to little doubt that purification its cost is infinitessimal.
up the river in the Roy district, says
more than e barge and appreciative in the heads o f the Corn Show finance that they were all willing the connee- there will be others reedy tq .tek e
council authorised the sale of
that In January-1888, (he doesn’t re-
committee ere returned to the club.
tion should M made coming in on
piece; and the «ttefHffn of hip $8$«-68 .worth of Third street im-
member the day of the menth), the
The usual procedure o f nominating
The judges at the high aeboot de­
succeesor will add t* the interest o f Piovemsnt bonds and $688.63 o f Nke
river wee frozen both above end be­
candidates for the several
bate here tonight will bo Rov. W.
|,sentiment stood over there a Sentinel thto rear’s primary and election ’
bonds for the Ninth street» improve-
low, though not nt hto
varied this year and ballots were tak­
Ben & Fisher and F.
representative intarvtewed as many
We already h e l/tw o prominent Ce- « • nt- A " “ «ce to bond buyer, ep-
men he says crc
en without any previous mention of
o f Marshfield.
property owners as could be found, q„iHe eltisens mentioned as possible iP“ ”
where to thto >»*«•■
ice at that time.
candidates. On the first ballot for
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------ The question of what to do with the
John C. Laird, father of
president the names o f seven men ap- whether, tf the city had $1000 to put
K eep Stock Off the Roads
an 1 James W. Laird, was «a « i f theta
intersection o f Second end Tsyler
The county court elsewhere notifies peered—S. M. Noeler, A. B. Campbell, into a connecting bridge, the proper-
streets,
at the Sentinel corner, where
He turned the trick by
To
B«
Sold
Today
E. D. Webb, L. L. Turner, J. E. Nor- '
I owners of stock not to let
the pavement has been worn through
* pair e f toe skates sad
J. A. Lamb, and L. H. Hasard.
the subgrade in ro many places that
across
swiftly. The oths
other was (pass oq the highway b f Coos eounty. Two of these were eliminated on tha ^ wouldfc^wflltog to* pay the exeeuo ov- j * L ® 1 2 i t a Ä S
mu very Swiftly.
ar the city's theuaand dollars for ^ *° **• •°W *oday by the Dairymens M aaU> cw i’t miss them to making
Albert -pd.nan, father o f C. Wft ¡011- It’s tim e we
ballot end on tha third Mr.
■^H
and and roads and began to spruce up. Ba- {-Noetor received s majority o f all votes v.hich such a bridge could bo bullt
ta ta T to b v J H M rfnSi ^ turn’
ove1r by, th®
Citv Engineer Gould figures that a thmt
be bid to by J. H. McClos- , n without definite action being Uk-
took along an Indian canoe, eo gs to fore another winter we hope the ban
and was declared duly elected.
bridge similar to the one Just - ecu- k#y’ wko
• mortgage on the pro- en x t least half and probably all
bo safe if the toe gave way under will be down and a flood of
*
For vice president, secretary and struitadcouW be built to the highway
‘ mount ***** ”
the pavmg to the Interaction wiU
him, but made it all rig h t
travel will begin to roll in
treasurer there was but one ballot for about $1800. Cari Bnsete, one o f st*Dd *8 000-
' ; ,
. have to bo taken up end hew laid,
At the same time CapC Rood, of Middle Fork, lo ck Creek end Camas
to each case, J. A .
the contractors just completing t h e ________«Ti“ *‘“ > brou*ht “ F * * T » "
Norway, came down from that place Valley
elected vice president; A. B. Campbell,
new bridge, figures that it would east
r*p* ir on
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in his boat, the Sirius, and broke
secretary; and L. H. Hasard, treasur­ $1800. The distance from the new
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grocery and on Front from the Busy
to the ice eo far that it took him '
er. J. X. Norton waa appointed by bridge to th* highway is 262 feet and
a day to beck out. :■
the now president,as the fifth
on Moulton street to Ellingsen’s
Now can any reader, to make this
of the executive committee.
chapel $00 feet.
. but the council has not decided.
story complete, tell us on what day
No verbal pyrotechnics
Here are the answers of those
W orlds
' f ^ t how they will handle them. Of
of January this frees« occurred.
dulged to end the dub was ready for
C. J. Fuhnnan—“ By all means go
T*1* presence of large quantities of course, an asphalt covering would save
It to noteworthy ^ n t old settler«
Monday tha eounty court appoint- another year’s business.
to
th*
Ml
and
if
H
couldn’t
bo
done
«Hmt
is believed to be an asphaRum further repair, if tha property owner*
hare speak o f ordinary skatea, such as u ^ flo w in g as the road
Mrs. Geo. Chaney sad Mrs. Selby
y m m e M e e M p ^ mto rtows in for
^
ditartota. The, appeared as a committee from the otherwise I would be willing to pay ®r C™A* °*1 «ten d in g «tong th* high felt that they could pay for it.
the eastern state«, where we used to
to be called supervbwrs; but Woman’s Club asking the Commercial my proportion o f tho difference bo- tide line on the beach between Floras Th« ^ Spurgeon Hill bridge was
the $1,000 aad whatever the Lake and Cepe Amgo for several days reported by City Engineer Gould as
name of road pa- Club's co-operation to beautifying the
bridge might cost.”
fallowing the earthquake shocks of nearly completed and payment for its
Back there it waa “ skates” and then rrt]m~n.
| grounds at tho grade school. They ■ K l - Johnson holds the same views Tuesday, January 31st, is tha
will be made at tha next
J. hud met with the school board who on both question». He also to opposed »1 much «peculation here,
meeting.
informed thorn that much aa tha board to any attempt to repair tha present ’rhe
tb»t oil indications are
would Rke to improve tho appearance Moulton street bridge because after common in this section coupled with
O b m s to be Tried
o f that building, inside end out, as finding how much o f s shell the ttm- the report of sdeatists that the ro
. Mr. U W did thirty-three y M « f { £ £ £
^ CmnpbeU.
Two scooting cases ere to be heard
well as the grounds, they were unable bora to the old bridges are, being dry cent earthquake took place beneath
Qd.all
^to do eo because of lack o f funds. Tho
OVttll.
to. a great fipgraa. he to cen- the bed of the Pacific ocean w v«r»* Ut the Circuit Court here, which will
27 end run into March.
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. to normal I
The alight
District R Ed.
s ig n to eel
above noted
o f i ,lv ,,e in tfc,
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Hook*
rapid driving in the vicinity of the
M to negativo the statement that the]
ture end that to repair it would cost
wood. The wound was not a serious
schools.
District 12—Jeff D.
much moro than to build a new bridge *>*#n c n “ " •“ 0,1 *rom • aubtar-
»«covered
lower Coquille to
What the ladies of tho
District 1A—W. H. Harmon, Lea
straight
through
to
tjte
highway.
forced
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P
throu*h
Wallace
Crouch,
of Larson Inlet,
Club hsve to view to the gravelling at
be
U
Re-
adopt the
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hewouldn’t
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\ su ts s
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sm
t
PETROLEUM
PATROLMEN £J
ARE NAMED
SXZLZZtlEESi r t r z “
Lag Angeles Mask Hare
Chas. Oerding is building up quite
e wireless plant at hto home beyond
the Henry street bridge. He has been
w oridng^n*U for some t i £ , ^ d has
an fifi-foot aerial from which he has
FROM DEEP ter
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the playgrounds at the grade build
ing, the podding at tho plot between
D* ^ r*f* :l#—’W‘ C L*n*T"n
the sidewalks in the front yard, the
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toying out end planting of
11—JO*
the dressing up and sowing t% grass
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Hayter mid J
of the banks around the three skies of
n
v
the block, end the improving o f tho
parking. Some o f the work, such aa
planting the flowers, they anticipate
the children will do, but the gravel
ling of the girls’ playground to some
thing that will cost money and they
Dtotrtot 24 John Fabry.
prere asking tha Commercial Club to
h ^ S L “ “ * *• T‘ 7lor “ d
make a donation of at least $60 for
this purpose The members were all
~ D I « y I M . L. A pplets. 3
favorable to the idea, which to most
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praiseworthy, end at their next rag|
Dlck Br*d**’ an<1
ular meeting will consider whether to
make a contribution of $60 or try to
augment it with personal solicitation.
Bay M in a Market
District 16—W. T. Brady.
a a r a ts fjv c iir a s t e r s . -
f t ^
A
b r i r i T
^
d
l h
old style
S
t i i e i S
i l l S
a
though sitting in the auditorium
whOre tha concert is given. He is ex-
pectin* the balance of the necessary
equipment this week.
Mr. Oerding hes fitted this plant
up for his own plonsure and white he
Kickarxi, who
c<>-
can receive aft present ho «an net qoiu, )Mt wwk from CorveUia, and
transmit messages until he has fur», Art Ce0O> wbo has bean employed to
ther practice.
C. D. Ritter's meet market for sever­
al - months past, on Monday took
charge o f their old «Und aerose the
C h ock F all at P a cts
street from Gould A Gould’s, which
Thar« is s gTWt amount of informs-1
-b ~ , < * » — v .
b « ,.
r *
*•
noes, apd
great many question.
to regard to the money raised by tax-
J
tte o u ^ h d
ation to this county, « h e n It som e. ^ I L ^ . wh Jh n
t
o
b
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liquid eaphaltum un- ^
^
Romee Hert.
He atoo ro-
and would be wffiing to pay their
* * " M i'
There ero five different Jndktment.
share ef the excess abeve whnft the w u
■“ W* 0T*r
•**
Mvron KUrore and Jack Mor-
citv can m V
tending some $0 miles at least, the *•*“ •
yrB_ .
.
Jas. W. Laird to in favor o f build- d«Po*'t on tho banks having been, ^ t^ u
boys in thl Lake-
tog through to the highway with
»’
«Me district, end an extra one again«»
wing approaches to minimise the dan-
An* °
Morgan for good measure; one
o f sharp turna hut think, the pro-
whThad bora emnloved >«*inat Orvnl Ander ron for rape; on.
i n ^ ,r « s i
Stateri J««fts Hosklncon and two
pay whatever «ucees there might be “ ^
^
«gainst Jack Hoover for non-support;
in the cost o f n new bridge o v « tho
^ f E T n o t £ ¡ 1 and «*• *«*i"* t R A
toT
repair e f tho present Moulton «trota **•* » to^ rodf 0<1 th*t
^
eery by embesstement
•
refined. The deposit
in the naturo '• "r
to be hoard
M- O. Hawkins favore building to * « b ^ r y gum. The c h e jn ^ l^ .™ . ^ ^
# ^
one
,ridÄ
to
agitation by the «urf, H to Mid, would
Groundhog H u Innings _
reduce th* natural oil to that gon-
¿isteney. '
Monday was a genial, sunny day
According to geologist* tilia local­ with delightful airs, and a great many
ity to ondar laid with «trata o f coal people forgot the ground hog warn­
similar to If not extensions of, th« ing and began to congratulate them-.
Beever Hill and Riverton vain«. Oil
is usually found in coal bearing ra­
giona and sines Indication« bara have
baan sufficient in tha past to warrant
experimenta in drilling by «astern
concerns, and sine« U. S. geologists
have declarad thi* a favorable oil
bearing* section, it is altogether pro­
bable that tha theory of tha eruption
Goodrich T am ed L o o m
H. M. Goodrich,
mentioned last
California
ond of Spurgeon street.
rd by the sheriff’s office te st -Friday
f . X. Norton expresses tha opinion
afternoon becauae o f lack of author­
that tha council fnade an agreement
ity 'fo r holding him. When Dr. F. G.
with the property owners to repair
Bunch brought him over here to jail
tha Moulton street bridge if tha Spur­
and notified the officials to California
geon street bridge was built aad that
he else terminated hto duties aa cus­
the city should live up to the agree­
todian of Goodrich and aa the
ment. His season for favoring Moal-
down th en made no move to
too street to that when the Roseburg
by reference to the su m m a ry ]^ *
after Goodrich, it looks as though
road to opened and the road down the
o f county busineaa to another column, •
y '* ® g * * * N
they didn’t care to bother with him
New Pastor Coming
coast,' there will be a greatly increas­
furnished by Assessor J. P. Beyers.
a ®
as long at he remained out o f that
ed traffic on tha highway and that this
Having the assessed valuation o f any .so v' « B * * « B*I1 D ance
It
to
promtoed that St. Jarnos Epis-
state. Dr. Bunch is through end it
tract of land in the county, and know- *A
for ^ benefit o f the Ce- to now ap te Goodrich to prove that city should adt do anything to further
Ala* Campbell wee feeling quite copal church höre will Kava a new
congest this 19-foot pavement. More elated /when he returned from Port- pastor by April Ist in the person of
ing to what school, port and road dto- quUle B ua RaU club wiU be riven he to worthy o f hto freedom.
triet it U locate*, one can figure for £ Gould. . H.l l
gaturd/y S Z
V rd f T
, H\v. !,■. ,ug tfvm «he Ztf. A. W. Beil, ef Yreka, Cal., wbo
r .» **»»•«.
himself what to th . U * on any tenet. ^
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u
Boül
Zerolrnc
cup
for
Oregon hi competi­ will also hsve Charge, of the mieeions
II
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M
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ivl^^t ft-
‘wants to know where the money to tion with tfS Standard Oil substations. et Bandon, Port Orford, Gardiner,
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nUT trm*
F‘,rrmrl- piano-accompanist.
At Roseburg on Monday, Tuesday coming from to baBd e sidewalk along This stiver cup was given by J. X. Reedsport and Empire. Mr*. Bell hes
The Balslby, district sales agent of the e family and will make bis hoae in
need fends this spring in preparation nnd Wednesday, Feb. $0. 21, X2 the the highway far pedestrians.
this copy
practice
ef*walking
on
tha
highway
Oregon
retail
merchants
association
Portland field, end each month goes Coquille.
for the opening o f the league season,
statistics in
is dangerous now without the addition
and
the
Oregon
shoe
dealers
end
everyone
to
Invited
to
assist
in
,,*-L
-V.-
mine at
Passing of B. H Teten
supporting the local club by buying tion will each hold their annual meet­
s dance ticket Thoee that go will ings, though why the shoe dealers
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A Long Pnwtr Lina
should need a separata association to
Wm. Howell wants the bridge built
The California-Oregon Power com­
steed of going to with tho n e t o f the to the highway, but thinks tfie city
merchants to not quite elear It may should bear the entire cost.
pany, who** project o f linking up tho
first with the word “ Coquille” «ogrsv« 12:8o
m. on that day. The cauro
L a st L yceu m N um ber
be that «rftfng to footwear having
Stewart Norton said ho favored the od at the top o f tha list Mr. Camp- o f
electric linee o f the P arile coast by
death was an attack of pneo-
The last number o f the Meneley Ly- been kept up longer and higher than Moulton street approach to town be­
building /rote Medford to 8princflcM
ben does not etefan ell tho credit b u t-U ™ ;, The
Th. imeni
fn n .r.i services
..r v i».« « will
ill h
be .
Course will be given this even anything else to wearing apparel, al­ cause it would make the walk to low­ shares it with the efficient force to
in thto state, will spend $100,600 hi
hah)
at
the
Fairvtew
Chapel
at
¿1
a.
tog under the auspices of tho Ameri­ though it to warn lo w «, the boot and er Front street two blocks nearer
lan e eounty on that project end
Em. today.
cas
Legion.
The
attraction
will
be
shoe people fool that they at* the than it would be tf compelled to go
ably more than that in Douglas
nrarieal—saxophone, violin, vocal and elite o f the retail trade.
to the highway. .
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ty. The new line will he 11$
the men so far mentioned
America’s sweetheart. Mary Pick-
Three members o f this
long end ita California
P. E. Drone u»vi that if tho Moul­
for the county far«. w ll he seen in her first b lyp ie-
Four
Entertainers
were
■ ■ ■ elsar down to w
The state board of health has- given ton street bridge was built clear!
ip, to succeed Judge Wed*
tu n for United Artiste et the Lib­
with the RtokUtVs Glee Club here last
that all asean «Mee e f colds screes the gulch V might fever that j
Me
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erty next Tuesday end Wednesday.
v reported and
*rip
rout*,
he
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