The Coquille Valley sentinel., June 21, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

TH COQUILLB YALLRY UWTOTOL COOfflUA ÛftBQQH. FRIDAY, JUNE 21. 1*3».
w** I«M6,000,000, who traveled an
average of 6 miles each. It was es-
‘imsted that the number of school
children carried was 350,000,000.
6 6 6
ia a Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever
anil Malaria
eVer an<1 MaIana-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Highway Construction
Coos County, Oregon,
Ray Le Grande Riley, of Sacramen-
X to, controller of the State of Califor­
nia, was today elected president of
the International Association of Lions
Clubs at the thirteenth annual conven­
tion in session at LousviUe, Ky. He
takes office immediately, succeeding
Bon A. Ruffin, of Richmond, Va., as
head of the second largest service
organisation in the world, with 1840
clubs and 70,000 members tn every
state of the union, and every province
of Canada, and in China, Mexico,
Cuba and Hawaii.
Buses Roll on Roads
According to "Bus Transportation,”
at the end of 1928 there were 23,211
separate "companies” operating 92,-
325 motor buses in the United States.
The majority of. these "companies,”
however, seem to have been operated
by one man or two men. A total of
15,929 companies were operating
buses only for use in transporting
children to and from school.
For
school use, 40,875 buses were used.
Motor carrier companies operated 36,-
188 and electric companies operated
10,062.
Miles of route operated were given
as 719,250, of which 410,527 miles
were in school use, and 252,000 by
motor carrier companies. The total
investment in rolling stock and ter­
minals was estimated to be 8530,000,-
000, producing a gross revenue of
1279,000,000.
The number of passengers carried
"
.ï
bids for the construction of
the Coos Head Park Road from Sta-
“O"
0
plus
00
to
atation
17
plus 50
in
Coos
County,
Oregon, will be received by the Coun­
ty Court of said County at its of­
fices in the Court House, Coquille,
Oregon, until 10 A. M. on the 5th
day of July, 1929.
No bids will be considered unless
accompanied by caah, bidder’s bond
or certified check, for an amount
equal to at least 5 per cent of the
total amount of the bid.
A corporate surety bond will be re­
quired for ths faithful performance
of the contract in a sum equal to the
total amount of the bid.
Proposal blanks and full informa­
ion for bidden may be obtained at
the office of the Roadmaster in the
Court House, Coquille. Oregon.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or to acecpt the pro­
posals deemed best for said County.
COUNTY COURT OF
COOS COUNTY
W. A. Gilbert,
23t2
Roadmaster.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Highway Construction
Coos County, Oregon
Sealed bids for the construction of
the West Bunker Hill-Bay Park
County road from Station 0 plus 00
to Station 21 plus 00 in Çoos County,
Oregon, will be received by the Coun­
ty Court of said County at its office
in thè Court House, Coquille, Oregon,
until 10 A. M. on the 5th day of
July, 1929.
No bids will be considered unless
accompanied by caah, bidders bond or
certified check, for an amount equal
to at least 5 per cent of thé total
amount of the bid.
A corporate surety bond will be
required for the feithful performance
of the contract in a sum equal to the
total amount of the bid.
Proposal blanks and full informa-
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NOTICE OF COUNTY WARRANTS MORE THAN SEVEN YEARS OLD
Notice is hereby given that the County Warrants hereinafter set
out were issued more than seven years prior to the first day of July,
1929, and payment will be refused on all of said warrants prasented to
the County Treasurer on and after sixty days from the first day of
July, 1929.
GENERAL FUND
Class Amount
No.
Name
Date Issued
3 6.00
878
0
Chan Tang............................................... July 1920
3.20
194
P
N. N. Neiman .......................................... Aug. 1920
2.00
201
P
8. McGriff ................................................ Aug. 1920
85.90
217
P
John R. Humphreys............................... Aug. 1920
.80
557
P
J. E. Z. Fowl«......................................... Oct. * 1920
3.83
607
P
W. E. Finzer............................. .............. Oct. 1920
2.70
P
611
Jim Ellie....................................................Oct. 1920
10.00
P
646
labella Doak ............................................ Oct. 1920
3.60
706
P
Nov. 1920
Martha Adams .....................
8.60
707
P
... Nov. 1920
Harry Maybee .....................
3.60
708
P
... Nov. 1920
Gladys Heckathorne ...........
3.60
709
... Nov. 1920
r
Doria Heckathorne .............
10.00
944
... Nov. 1920
Jane Gephart .......................
10.00
p
947
... Nov. 1920
labella Doak .......................
5.00
311
3
...Nov. 1920
Going A Hardy ...................
5.00
579
...Dec. 1920
Mrs. J. D. Bromberger ....
8.00
o.»6
...Nov. 1920
School Diet. No. 3...............
10.00
773
...Dec. 1920
Isabella Doak .......................
1.70
107
...Feb. 1921
Geo. Willis.............................
20.00
597
...March, 1921
Elsie R. Curtis .....................
5.60
71ffi
.. .Apr. 1921
Eva Gammill .........................
5.60
714
...Apr. 1921
Mrs. H. MeRosa ...................
2.00
769
...Apr. 1921
J. L. Wildey...........................
8.00
797
...Apr. 1921
L. A. Loomis.........................
15.00
956
...Apr. 1921
Joe Moss ................................
12.50
229
...June, 1921
Catharine McPoil.................
6.00
727
...June, 1921
T. P. Hanley .................... ...
2.50
794
...June 1921
North Slough Social Club..
4.00
99
...July, 1921
C. A. Smith ...................
19.80
56
...July 1921
Geo. McCaslin...............
1.70
342
...Aug. 1921
Sherwood Dickerson ..
5.10
575
...Sept. 1921
Wm. Wade..........
1.00
763
...Oct. 1921
W. F. White.........
12.00
969
...Nov. 1921
Ira Tucker...........
4.30
275
... Dec. 1921
Willie Johnson ..
3.90
276
...Dec. 1921
Ed Johnson .........
4.90
508
_
1922
...Jan.
Nick Festis .........
1.90
608
....................
May
1922
Nellie Olson.........
1.50
»12
...................
June,
1922
Thora Pederson .
7.60
643
................... July 1922
Peet Sanderson ..
ROAD FUND
No. Class Amount
Date Issued
Name
8 6.56
76
C
Ralph Hamrick........... 4 ................... Aug. 1920
4.88
940
G
................... Sept 1920
Walter Farrier...........
7.87
440
H
.................... Oct 1920
Mrs. A. H. Boice........
2.62
475
H
.................... Oct.. 1920
Nels T. Peterson........
3.61
802
H
.................... Nov. 1920
Ott 4 Nowlin .............
2.62
815
H
.........
Dec. 1920
C. R. Young ...............
36.75
28
I
.................... Nov. 1920
Wm. Rohm ■••••••••/
1.00
368
I
.................... Jan. 1921
Glasgow Townsite Co.
10.50
499
I
1921
....................
Jan.
Victor Lindstrom ....
1.00
606
I
.................... Feb. 1921
R W. Enalgne ...........
1.00
607
I
.................... Feb. 1921
H. P. Clausen...............
100.00
146
J
1921
....................
Feb.
J. P. 4 J. M. Hayes ..
30.00
147
J
.................... Feb. _ 1921
Almon G. Ely .............
3.49
183
J
................ ..Apr. 1921
4.49
G. Runnell ...................
502
J
....................
Apr.
...
192b
Wm. Blackmore.........
25.96
773
J
Danielson, R. ............
12.98
830
J
W. H. Brower.............
9.98
259
K .
6.98
J. D. Bones...................
266' It
.................... June 1921
2.24
F. M. Myers............... .
K
995
....j,.......... July, 1921
20.00
Julius A. Nelson .....
L
63
July, 1921
E. L. Archambeau ....
1.00
L
65
................... July, 1921
3.24
Eastside Land Co. ...
L
314
................... Aug. 1921
6.98
H. D. Bone«.................
L
800
................... Sep. 1921
3.00
E. T. Simmons ......
N
70
Sept. 1®21
2.42
L. F. R. Heller...........
N
550
. Nov. 1921
24.00
J. D. Bones ...••••••
N
715
.Oct 1921
1.74
Moore Mill 4 LA>r. Co.
N
938
.Nov. 1921
1.74
E. Daggett .................
N
939
Nov.
1921
I
1.74
Wm. Bremer
N
940
.Nov. 1921
2.24
Wm. Hansen ...............
0
. 257
.Jan. 1922
1.0©
0
657
m
Feb. 1922
1.00
Melinda Belieu ...........
0
668
.Feb. 1922
195.00
Frank L. Houston ... •
0
882
Mar. 1922
6.50
o
C. E. Griffin.................
844
Mar. 1922
6.12
0
845
T. Cook ..........................
.Mar. 1922
5.00
o
»60
E. M. Cook...................
.Apr. 1922
70.00
0
863
H. Short .......................
.Apr. 1922
10.50
2615
Culver ...........................
.Aug. 1920
2.62
2651
Peter Mitchel .............
Sept 1920
L. B. Judson ...............
State of Oregon
Uon
___ for bidders may be obtained at M, NW 14 SWW red fir 1200-M, SE44
the office of the Roadmaster in the SW44 red fir 1400 M, SW44
SWW SW44
SWW
i red fir 2,000 M, Sec. 21, NE44 NE44
Court House.
Th« right is reserved to reject any red fir 26U0 M, white fir 1Q0 M, NW 44
or all proposals or to accept the pro­ i NE44 red fir 1,000 M, white fir 100
posals deemed best for said County. : M, yellow fir 1300 M, SE44 NE44 red
COUNTY COURT OF
fir 1800 M, white fir 150 M, SW44
OOOS COUNTY 'NE44 red fir 1200 M. white fir 250
W A. Gilbert,
. M, yellow fir 2.000 M. SE44 NW 44
Roadmaster.
23t2
white fir 200 M, yellow fir 2100 M,
! hemlock 100 M, NE44 SE44 red fir
1900 M, white fir 150 M, NW44 SE44
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO VA- red fir 1200 M, white tir 250 M, yel­
CATE PORTION OF MOULTON
low fir 800 M, hemlock 100 M, SE44
STREET
SE4i yellow fir 2200 M, hemlock 100
Notice is hereby given that the un­ M, SW44 SE44 white fir 100 M, yel-
dersigned will, on Monday the 5th
,
low fir 2400 M, NE44 SW44 white
day of August, 1929, at the i regular, flr 45O M> yellow flr 1476 M hemlock
meeting of the City Council of tiie¡75 m , SEW 8W44 white fir 600 M,
City of Coquille, to be held on said ; yellow fir jioo m , none of the timber
dr.te, apply to the said City Council, ' . on
........
these sections to be sold for „„
less
by jpetitton, to vacate the following than <2 per M for the red and yel-
P »«ion of Moulton Street in said, low
jow nr, 00-cents
su-cents per M for the hem-
Citv of Coquille, to-wit:
1 : ' lock ' and ‘ <1 per ‘ M for the white fir.
Commencing at the Southeast cor­ T. 4 8., R. 6 E., Sec. 31, Lot 3 yellow
ner of Lot 7, Block 3, Elliott’s Addi­ fir 1450 M, red cedar 10 M, white
tion; thence easterly along the North pine 1» M, hemlock 75 M, lot 6 yellow
line of West Fourth Street 20 feet; i fir 675 M, red cedar 15 M, white pine
thence northerly at right angles to 20 .M, hemlock 40 M, Lot 7 yellow fir
the North line at- West Fourth Street 1260 M, red cedar 10 M, NEW SEW
to the South line of West' Fifth yellow fir 1540 M, red cedar 10 M,
Street; thence Westerly along th« white pine 25 M, NW 44 SEW yellow
South line of West Fifth Street to fir 115u M, white pine 25 M, hemlock
the Northeast corner of Lot 12, Block 50 M, NEU SWW yellow fir 1570 M,
3, Elliott’« Addition to the City of red cedar 25 M, white p.ne 10 M,
Coquille; thence Southerly along the hemlocx 40 M, none of the timber on
Easterly boundary of said Block 3 to this section to be sold tor
than
the place of beginning.
<1.50 per M for the red cedar, yel­
23t5 ■ ■
Herman Hickam. low fir an4 white pme and ou-ednts
per M for the hemlocx. T. 27 8.,
K. 11 W., Sec. 21, Sc,W N4\ W yellow
FORECLOSURE SALE
fir 500 M, NW W SWW yeilow fir
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 2,000 M, red fir 400 M, h-miock 76
That under and by virtue of an Exe­ M, red cedar 25 M, SWW SW W yel­
cution and Order of Sale issued out of low nr 2450 M, reo cedar 75 M, wnite
the C.rcuit Court of the State of nr 100 M, none of the umber on this
Oregon for the"County of Coos on the section to be sold for lees than <2
3rd day of June, 1929, in a certain per M tor the red and yellow fir,
cause in said Court pending wherein *1.50 per M for the red ceuar and 50-
Jessie May Geaney is Plaintiff, and cenls per M for the hemlock and
James Gaffney, Lora L. Carver and white fir. Thus. C. Havell, Acting
John A. Carver, her husband, R. C. Commissioner.
20t5
Lively, F. H. Edmonds, Robert Buz­
j. .
*
zard and Juanita Slocum Buzzard, his
wife, are Defendants, Case No. 8911,
BOND
REDEMPTION
of said Court and commanding me to ROAD
NOTICE
sell the hereinafter dedcribed real
property to satisfy the sum of 81086.- To Clark, Kendall A Co., Portland,
89, with interest at 8 per cent from
Ure., and to whom it may concern;
May 29, 1929, an Attorney fee of
notice is nereoy given inai, 1, T. M.
3200.00 and coats and disbursements Dimmica, County ireasurer oi Coos
326.85, together with accruing costs, County, Oregon, will within thirty
1 WILL ON SATURDAY, THE 6th uaya irom me usee of this notice, re-
DAY OF JULY, 1929, at the hour of ueem and.pay me following Road
10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day Bonus issued oy Coos County, Oregon,
at the front door of the County Court ana dated July 1, ltflb, Bonus num-
House in the City of Coquille, Coos oered 30b to 342 inclusive.
County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell
Inirty-aix bonds at 41,000.00 each
at public auction, to the highest and and two bonds at 4100.00 each.
best bidder for cash in hand, all the
rnese Bonos will ue paid at the
right, title and interest of the said National rarx bans oi New York,
Defendants in and to the following New York City, N. Y.
described real property, to-wit:
No interest will oe allowed
any
Lots 18 and 19 in Block 44 in the oi these Bonds after the 1st day oi
town of North Bend, Coos County, ouiy, 1V29..
Oregon, according to the plat there­
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 1st
of on file and of record in the office day oi June, 1929.
of the County Clerk of Coos County,
f. M. Dimmick,
Oregon.
21t5
Coos County treasurer
Said sale being made subject to re­
demption in the manner provided by
law.
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 4th
day of Jun«, 1929.
W. W. Gage,
2115 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
Bulgarian
BUTTERMILK
Fresh Daily
5c a glass
or delivered to your home by the
Quart or Gallon
* It makes a most refreshing drink.
COW BELL DAIRY
INCORPORATED
Professional Cards
Notice of Sale of Government Timber
General Land Office, May 11, 1929.
Washington, D. C. Notice is hereby
given that subject to the conditions snd
limitations of the sets of June 9,1916
(39 Stat. 218), February 26, 1919
(40 Stat. 4179), June 4, 1920 (41
Stat. 758), and departmental regula­
tions of April 14, 1924 (50 L. D. 376).
the timber on the tollowing tends will
oe sold July 8, 1929, at 10 o’clock A.
M., at public auction at the United
States land office at Roseburg, Ore­
gon, to the highest bidder at not less
than the appraised value as shown by
this notice, sale to be subject to the
approval of the Secretary of the In­
terior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one per
?ent thereof, being commissions al­
lowed, must be deposited at time of
sale, money to be returned if sale is
not approved, otherwise patent will
issue for the timber, which must be
removed within ten years. Bids will
a» received from citizens of the
United States, associations of such
citizens and corporations organized
under the laws of the United States
>r any State, territory or datrict
.hereof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchaser the timber on any
iegal subdivision will be offered sepa­
rately before being included in a»y
iffer of a larger unit. T. 16 S., R. 1
W., Sec. 17, SW 44 SE>4 red fir 525
M, T. 19 S., R. 2 W.. Sec. 29, NE44
3Z44 red fir 1170 M, SEW SE44 '
red fir 1010 M, hemlock 50 M, red ■
cedar 40 M, T. 23 8., R. 3 W., Sec. 9,
Lot 3 red fir 1240 M, T. 18 S., R. 5 W.,
Sec. 15, NW 44 NW 44 red fir 440 M.l
T. 19 S.. R. 5 W., Sec. 21, NEW NEW I
red fir 700 M. T. 18 3., R. 6 W., Sec. |
11, NWW SEW red flr 475 M, T. 28
3., R. 12 W., Sec. 11, NEW SEW
yellow fir 3100 M, hemlock 30 M,
none of the timber on the sections to
oe sold for leas than <1.50 per M for
'.he red fir and red cedar, <1 per M
'or t the hemlock and 32.50 per M for
ioe yello
yellow fir. T. 20 S., R. 1 W.. Sec.
the
5, Lot J, red fir 1200 M, NEW SWW
red fir’nSOO M, T. 20 8., R. 4 W„ Sec.
J. NWW NEW red fir 385 M, SEW
NWW red fir 900 M, T. 18 S.. R. 6
W„ Sec. 17, NEW NWW red fir 400
M, red cedar 15 M, T. 1 S., R. 5 E.,
See. 11, NEW SEW yellow fir 2650
M, hemlock 650*M, red cedar 30 M,
SEW SEW yellow fir 4765 M, hem­
lock 95 M, SWW SEW yellow fir 2750
M, hemlock 200 M, none of the tim­
ber on these sections to be sold for
less than 31.75 per M for the red fir.
<1.50 per M for the red cedar and
hemlock and 32.50 per M for the
yellow Hr. T. 22 S., R. 3 W.. Sec. 27,
NEW NEW yellow fir 430 M. red fir
1400 M, red cedar 60 M, hemlock 150
M, red cedar poles 5 M. NWW NEW
yellow fir 550 M, red fir 1720 M, red
cedar 20 M, T. 26 S., R. 12 W., Sec.
15. NWW SWW red fir 2580 M,
SWW SWW red fir 3030 M, T. 9 S.,
R. 2 E., Sec. 25. NEW NEW red fir
1480 M, SEW NEW red fir 1240 M,
none of the timber on these sections
to be sold for less than 32 per M for'
he red and yellow fir and 31 P*r M
for the red cedar and hemlock. T. 8
N. , R. 3 W., Sec. 25, NEW Nil
yellow fir 1200 M, red cedar 30
M, none of the timber on this section ,
to be sold for less than 81.50 per M
for the yellow fir and 81 per M foT the
red cedar. T, 27 S., R. 12 W.. Sec. 23,
outstanding and unp,a'f_ . ...i of the County Court this 29th day of May, NEW NWW red fir 750 M, NWW
NWW red fir t.600 M, SEW NWW
Witneas my hand and seal oi
red fir 1300 M, SWW NWW red Ar
Robe R. Watson, County Clerk
1929.
1400 M, NEU SWW nd Ar 1,000
By 1. W. Lenevs, Deputy.
FARR and ELWOOD
JOHN C. DEEDING CO.
Conveyancing, Abstráete,
Real Baiale, Insurance,
Remala
Shelley Bldg.
Auto Freight Lines
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Coquille, Ore.
Phone 16
RADIO
1NSTA1XEB
repaired
export service at a Reasonable
' ’’
Price
Fred A. Wimer, Radiotrician
i'huue 1UV-M F red a Radio Shop
Mother’s Bread and Pastry
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DR. J. H. BUNCH
DENTIST
X-RAY Service
Laird Bldg., Opposite Foetoffice
Telephone 82-L
Coquille, Ore.
IDEAL BAKÈRY
“Service and Quality
V. K. WILSON
Optometrist
Errori tn retraction corrected
witnout the use of drugs.
Coquille, Oregon
SEPTIC TANKS
DR. E. A. JOHNSEN
are the only safe and sanitary way to dispose of
sewage where connection with a sewer is impos­
sible.
We manufacture Septic Tanks for both the
Wholesale and Retail Trade
88x48 inch Tanks, sufficient in size for a family
of 6, holding 200 gallons - - >35.00
Other sizes in proportion.
Before ordering see the
Laird Bldg., Opposite Postoffice
General Practice of Dentistry
Phone 125-L
Coquille, Ore.
GRANT CORBY
Attorney at Law
Richmond-Barker Bldg.
Phone 157
Coquille, Ore.
Residence Phone 24-M
COQUILLE MACHINE SHOP
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BERG & MORGAN
Attorneys at Law
Rooms 1*2
Formers A Merchants Bank Blds
Phono »7
Coquille, Oregon
I
DR. W. V. GLA18YER
We carry a stock of SHINGLES and are agents for
LAWYER
Office in First Nstlonal Bank
Building, Coquille, Oregon
srt’
«
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Mill Wood
J. A. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Richmond-Barker Building
Coquille, Ore.
Phones:
Office 62M, Rea. 9JR
J. J. STANLEY^
Transfer and Delivery
Local and Long Distance Hauling
VETERINARIAN
County Herd A Meat Inspecter
Coquille, Ora
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