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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SKÇfTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 1. 1934. sas Live News From Arago wishes to their friends in Coos county. Mrs. R. Walker, mother- of Claude Walker of lower Fishtrap, was strick en with paralysis Thursday evening. Her daughter, Mrs. Rachel Bone, of Gaylord, is at her bedside. No hope is given for her recovery. Misses Iris and GenevieveIBarklow left Monday for, Illahe where they will visit their aunt, Mrs. Ernest Schneider, for three weeks. Mrs. Barklow and Alden Butler drove them to Powers, where Ray Barklow met them with saddle horses for the rest of the trip to Rogue River. SSB action of busineaa usual at such meeting. . u In districts of the second and third classes the bellote shall not bo counted until one hour after the time set for the mooting to begin. Until the count begins, any legal voters of the district shall be entitled to vote upon any business before the meeting. Dated this 25th day of May, 1984. • ■ . ATTEST: , M , Keith Leslie, J- B- Bunch, District Clerk. Chairman Board of Directors. J. W. Barnett installed an 11,000- gallon cement water tank in the woods above his house this week. The tank is so situated that three springs flow into it, which gives him a water «system of clear spring watee with a force equal to any city water supply. NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCREAS Mr. Barnett will use the water in his ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION 11, extensive garden irrigation as well as ARTICLE XI, STATE CONSTITUTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in School District in his home. No. 8 of Coos County, State of Oregon, at the High School Building in Henry Fredenberg became seriously said school district at 7:30 o’clock p. m. June 18th, 1934, for the purpose LU on Wednesday. Mrs. Rodney Dav of submitting to the legal voters of said district the question of increas enport drove him to Coquille, where ing the tax levy for the year 1934-5 over the amount limited by section II, he is staying at the home of his article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for increasing such levy are: to provide sufficient funds daughter, Mrs. E. E. Johnston, under IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE for operating the schools. .... tbe care of Dr. Richmond. He had a STATE OF OREGON IN AND The amount of special tax proposed to be levied for said year is heart attack Saturday evening but is FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 835,207.73. resting easier at the present. His J. E. Paulson, Plaintiff, Dated thia 25th day of May, 1934. vs. Attest: son, Alvin, spent Friday and Satur J. R. Bunch, Elsie Bassett, Willoby Phillips, Clin Keith Leslie, day with him. Chairman Board of Directors. ton Phillips, Hugh Phillips, Elver Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garoutte, bf Ban PhiMips, Dora Phillipe, now Dora don, visited his uncle, Vern Garoutte, Raynor, Minerva Phillips, now ■ NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING Minerva Willis, Sallie Slater, An at the Garoutte camp on Upper Hall’« NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District sel G. O ’ Dell, Walter McCord. Myr creek Wednesday. tle Mitchell, Maude Patch Smith, No. 8, of Coos County. State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of Mrs. B. B. Watkins arrived at hei Evelyn E. Phillips, Alcia J. Phillips, said district wrll be held at thp High School Building, on the 18th day of home near Arago Monday morning af now Alsie or Alcie Bassett, Abram June, 1934, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing G. Phillips, also known es Gifford the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to vote on the ter an absence of three months. Her proposition of levying a district tax. health is much improved and she ' A. Phillips, F. A. Urwan, known The total amount of money needed by the said school district during also an Frank A. Urwan, John Phil hopes to be able to be fully recovered lips, Rachel Phillips and Louisa the fiscal year beginning June 19th. 1934, and ending June 17th, 1935, is in the near future. McClellan, and the respec estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to be received tive husbands and wives, if from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, Sunday, June 3, will be the last time any, of each and all of the defen district tax, and all oth^r*moneys of the district, Mr. Ostrander will conduct the morn BUDGET dants above-named, said husbands Estimated Receipts ing service in the Arago school house and wives, if any, being unknown 1. Balance on hand at beginning of school year as he has resigned his pastorate in to Plaintiff; also Alphonse Pierre, (third Monday in June) for which this budget known alao as A,.¿Pierre, and Lucy Myrtle Point and will leave for south None is made .3 Pierre, his wife,-and also each and Siskiyou Forest Named ern California before July. 2. From county school fund ...................................... 6,000.00 all of the heirs and devisees, known Mrs. Edith Woodward, Mias Kdythe 2. From state school fund ..................... .................. 900.00 for a Bob-Tailed Horse and unknown, of each and all of 3,500.00 4. From elementary school fund .............................. Woodward, Mrs. George Gillespie and . the above-named defendants; and 5. For vocational education state and federal funds) 1,000.00 also all other persona or parties *- Five score and six years ago Chief daughters, Arda and Bernice, moved 7. From county high school tuition fund for unknown claiming any right, title, Factor Archibald McLeod of the Hud back to their respective homes for tuition and transportation ................................. 4,100.00 estate, lien or interest in the real son Bay Company made a journey be the summer after spending the win 9. Receipts from all other sources: estate described in the complaint LIUEQVIST, SWANTON 2. Other sources.................................. ■................... 500.00 tween California and the Oregon ter at Fairview where Mrs. Gillespie herein, Defendants. & SLACK 10. Total estimated receipts (items 1 to 9, inc.) ........ . 310,000.00 Amended Summqna Country. There were no railways or and Mias Woodward were teaching. Estimated Expenditures Attorneys and Counsellors Mr. Hahn, who has been assistant To? Elsie Bassett, Willdbv PhiHipe, public roads, so the journey was made f Elementary High Schc Clinton Phillips, Hugh Phillips, El Firat National Bank Building on horseback along the Indian trails in the Riverton high school, was elect ver Phillipe, Dora Phillips, now I. GENERAL CONTROL 1. Peraonal service: of that early day. A snowstorm over ed to the principalship of the Arago Dora Raynor, Minerva Phillips, Coquille Oregon 1,300.00 8 900.00 (1) Superintendent ..................... 8 I now Minerva Willis. Saliie Slater, took the party m it was crossing the school for next year. The assistant (2) Clerk .......................................... 200.00 200.00 Ansel G. O’Dell. Walter MdCord, mountains, obliterating the trail and has not been selected ae yet. Mr. and (3j Stenographers and other of Myrtle Mitchell, Maude Patch DR. J. R. BUNCH other landmarks. All the extra hon Mrs. Alvin Allen moved their furni fice assistants ......................... 300.00 300.00 Smith, Evelyn E. Phillips, Alcia J. (4) Compulsory education and 1 es of the party strayed away and were ture and left Friday morning. They DENTIST Phillips, now Aisle or Atcie Bassett, census ........................................ 25.00 15.00 Abram G. Phillips, also known as lost. Among them was a bobtailed will spend several weeks resting at X-RAY Service 2. Supplies....................... .... ............... 25.00 75.00 Gifford A. Phillipa, F. A. Urwan, pony, the chief factor’s favorite run their cabin at Tidewater near Wald 8. Elections and publicity ............... 37.50 37 Æ0 Laird Bldg. First Street known also as Frank A. Urwan, ning horse. The travelers named the port then Mrs. Allen will visit her 4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, John Phillipe., Rachel Phillips an< Telephone 82-L CoquiMe, etc.) .................................... .. notch in the mountains where the loss parents. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hester, 12.50 12.50 Louisa McClellan, and the respec tive husbands and wives, if any, occurred Siskiyou Pass, from a Cree of Newberg, while Mr. Allen attends 6. Total Expense of General Control of each and all of the defendants Indian word meaning bob-tailed horse. summer school at the University of 11. INSTRUCTION—Supervision GRANT CORBY above-named, said husbands and Not long after, the range of mountains Oregon, where he will work toward 1. Pemonal service: wives, if any, being unknown to Attorney at Law (2) Principals ................................ 8 2,400.00 > 1,700.00 where the pass was located came to be his Master of Arts degree. Plaintiff; also Alphonse Pierre, Richmond-Barker Bldg. known as the Siskiyou». known also aa A. Pierre, and Lucy Mr. and Mns. George Hampton and 5. Total Expense, Superviaion.... The Hudson Bay Company with its grandson, Allen Early Lafferty, of Pierre, his wife, and also each and Phone 157 Coquille, III. INSTRUCTION—Teaching all of the heirs and devisees, known fur harvesters of hunters, trappens Myrtle Point', drove to Powers Sun Residence Phone 24-M 1. Personal service: and unknown, of each and all of and traders, gave way to the gold day and visited with Mr. and Mrs. (1) Teachers .....................................| 13,341.00 8,111.00 the above-named defendants; and (4) Teaching Crippled Children . 225.00 aeekers of the mid-fifties. Settlers, Chester Root and Mr. and Mrs. George also all other persons or parties 2. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) ... 150.00 500.00 unknown claiming any right, title, J. ARTHUR BERG fishermen and loggers followed. The Weeks. 3. Textbooks (desk copies and indi- estate, lien or interest in the rea Attorney at Law valleys were cleared up for ranching. Mr. and Mrs. George Ayres and Kenta) ........................................ . 15.00 15.00 estate described in the complaint The clearing fires often escaped to the daughter, Dorothy, drove in Wednes 4. Free Texts ...................................... 100.00 Rooms 13 2 herein, the above-named Defen 5. Other expense of teaching ..... Farmers A Merchants Bank Bldg timberland and burned great scars’ on day on their way to their home in 200.00 dants. Phone 87 the forested mountain (ides. Then in eastern Oregon from Gold Hill, where 6. Total Expense of Teaching ......... Coquille, Oregon I 22,657.00 1906, eighty yeats after McLeod's he has beep principal pf th^ higR JlV. OPERATION OF, PLANT» horses wandered off in the snowstorm, school thia year. . They visited at the 1. Peraonal torvioetv. * (1) Janitors and other employes. * 1,560.00 8 1,200.00 a million and a third acres of the ■Joe Milan! home, calling on other above entitled suit within four weeks DR. W. V. GLAISYER 2. Janitors’ supplies .......................... • 300.00 300.00 from the date of the first publication rough region of the Coast and Siski friends in the community. On Friday VETERINARIAN 3. Fuel .....T........... ......................... 400.00 this Summons, to-wit: within four 300.00 you ranges in southern Oregon and the Milani and Ayres families spept of 4. Light and power ........................... > 120.00 weeks from the 1st day of June, 300.00 County Herd A Meat I northern California were set aside by the day in Bandon picnicking .on th* y«, and in case . you i shall fail 6o to 5. Water ... .V.......................... .......... 100.00 126.00 the federal government and the name i beach. appear and answer the Complaint of Coquille, Oro. 8. Total Expense of Operation .... Siskiyou National Forest applied to i 8. C. McAllister returned to his the Plaintiff within said time, to-wit: or before the 29th day of June, V. MAINTENANCE A REPAIRS the whole area. Today, more than a , work at the E. M. Wilkins mill Tues on 1. Repair and replacement of furni 1934, the same being the date of the J. A. RICHMOND century after its loss in the moun day after two months’ absence due to 1 last publication of this Summons, the ture and equipment ............. I 8 150.00 8 300.00 PHYSICIAN and SURGEON . illness. 2. Repair and maintenance of build tains. Chief Factor MoLeod’a bob Plaintiff will apply to the Court for ings and grounds ................... 500.00 525.00 Richmond-Barker Building tailed running horse is commemorated | Mrs. Alma Halter left Saturday the relief demanded in his Complaint every, time the Siskiyou National morning for Brownsville, where the a succinct statement of which is aa Coquille, Ore. 1 4. Total Expense of Maintenance follows: for a judgment and decree of Forest is mentioned?** will make an extended visit with her the above entitled Court that the and Repairs ................... Phones: Office 62M, Res. 93R daughter, Edna, Mrs. Russell Daniel Plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES 1. Library: all of that certain parcel of real es son. Four New Buses on Run (2) Library books ........... J. J. STANLEY tate situate, lying and being in the 50.00 8 75.00 8 . Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis, Miss Fern (2) Supplies, repairs, etc. Of interest to Oregonians is the re- County of Coos and State or Oregon, 10.00 10.00 LAWYER , Johnson and Ernest Ferrari, of to-wit: a. Transportation of pupils: cent enlargement of the fleet of (1) Personal service .... Marshfield, spent Sunday visiting ait The Northeast quarter of Section 100.00 Office in First Natl Bank Bldg. busses operated by Oregon Motor Twenty, in Township Twenty six Stages. Four new and modern busses the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milani. South, of Range Nine West, of the Coquille, Oregon 5. Total Expense of Auxiliary Mrs. Glenn Collier and granddaugh were purchased last week. The new Agencies .................................... Willamette Meridian, containing VII. FIXED CHARGES buaees are streamlined and have a new ter, Glenda Stewart, left Friday morn 160 acres. 1. Insurance .........................................| 8 The North half of the Southeast 160.00 3 190.00 head rest, assuring a maximum of ing to epend the week-end -with her 3. Rent .................................................. Juarter, the Northeast quarter of daughter, Ethel, in Portland. 50.00 250.00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE comfort. ke Southwest quarter and the Lot The Christian Endeavor societies of 8TATE OF OREGON IN AND Oregon Motor Stages is an Oregon 5. Total Fixed Chargee..................... hree of Section Eighteen, in FOR THE COUNTY Arago enjoyed a social time in the VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS Township Twenty-six South, of company, owned and operated by Rob OF COO8 4. New furniture and equipment .. f 50.00 50.00 ert W. Lemen and Murden A. Reed, gymnasium Thursday evening. The Range Ten .West, of the Willamette Minnie Watkins, Plaintiff, 5. Assessments for betterments .. Meridian, containing 172.06 acres; 691.51 279J22 vs. pioneers of the bus industry in Ore program atarted with a complicated Lot Four, the Southeast quarter Phillip A. Watkins, Defendant, 7 Total Capital Outlaya .................. ~ gon, serving the entire Oregon Coast grand march, then a game and sing of the Southwest quarter and the 1,070.73 Summons ing by the group Ailed in the time till IX. DEBT SERVICE South half of the SokMwkrt quar Highway between Portland - Astoria To Phillip A. Watkins, the above Mr. and Mrs. Hampton put on a clever 1. Principal on bonda ....87.500.00 ter of Section Eighteen, In Town and Crescent City and connecting with named Defendant: _ 4. Interest on bonda .... 2,565.00 ship Twenty-six South, of Range . In the Name of the State of Ore the Pacific Greyhound Lines, Redwood humorous skit When the laughter Ten West, of the Willamette Meri 5. Interest on warrants .. 2,500.00 had subsided and the grand march di gon. You are hereby required to ap Highway route. dian, containing 171.98 acres, more pear and answer the Complaint filed 9. Total Debt Service The section of Oregon lying along vided the company in two sides for or less. I 12,565.00 against you in the above entitled several competitive relay races which that any right, title, claim or inter X. EMERGENCY suit, on or before Saturday, the 2nd the Pacific ocean is not aa well known 1. Emergency ......... est which you or any of you have or 300.00 were the Anal event of the entertain day of June, 1934, said date being af to Oregonians nor to the myriad of daim to have in or to the «aid prem ter the expiration of four weeks from tourists who annually visit Oregon ae ing evening. Those present were Mr. ises or any part or parcel thereof bo 3 Total Emergency I the date of the first publication of it should be. Messrs. Lemen and Reed and Mrs. George Hampton, Mr. and declared null and void and inferior thia Summons, and if you fail so to Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff and children, and subject to the right, title. dgRn - , . RECAPITULATION appear and answer said Complaint, are in no small way responsible for or otherwise plead thereto, for want the growing popularity of thia route. Ellis and Maxine, Mr. and Mra. Nile and possession of this Plaintiff in Mid Total estimated expenses for the year....................... $ 51.207 73 to the same and every part and par (onm of items L6, H-5, III-6, IV-8, Miller and Phyllis, Mrs, S. C. McAL thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to Through their advertising and attrac thereof; that a decree be rendered V-4, VI-5, VII-5, VII-7, IX-9, X 3) the Court for the relief prayed for in tive displays in other citira they are lister and Mary Jean, Mrs. Olaf cel herein quieting the title of this Plain estimated receipts, not including pr .nosed tax 16,000.00 her complaint, to-wit: For a decree Aasen, Mrs. Naomi Robison, Mrs. tiff in and to the said premises and Total B^lence^mount to be raised by district tax ................................ $ 35 207.73 dissolving the marriage and marriage »-operating in putting our coast high Emily Hickam, Misses Lois Schroeder, in and to every part and parcel there contract now and heretofore existing way before the public. Lodema and Yvonne Crosa, Mary and of as against the claim or claims of between plaintiff and defendant; for Summary of Estimated Expenditures the said Defendants, or any or the sole «are, custody and control of Jeanne Watkins, Evelyn Doyle, Leona you, Far school year from June 19, 1934, lo June 17, 1935 all of you; that Plaintiff have judg Petwonal service Knife Hospital Notes Minnie Watkins, ®odna Watkins, sum of I-l-(l), (2), Pauli. Alma (Fleming, and Messrs. ment against you and each of you for Anita Watkins, Phillip A. Watkins. (6)t (3). (4); Tuesday Milton Culbertson submit Sam Root, Lynn Pauli, Stephen the costa and disbursements in this Jr., and Gilbert Watkins, the minor IH-L 1). (2). (8), (4); IV-1-(1) * Aasen, George Pauli, Charles Webb, suit; and such other and further re (2).>(8); vhl-(l), 2-(l), »-(lb children of the plaintiff and defen ted to a tonsilectomy. Thursday of last week Loretta Wallace and Herbert Carl and Price I lief in the premises as to the Court dant, and for such other and further 3 81377.00 may seem meet and equitable. Supplies 1-2; Ü-2; lïi-2; IV-’2; V1-1- relief aa to the Court may seem just Nixon, daughter of H. D. Nixon of Schroeder. This Summons is served upon you (i). 2-(2), 8-(2), 4-(2) ............ and equitable. ». Bridge, underwent an emergency op 1,350.00 Mr. and Mm. Stanley Halter and by publication in the Coquille Valley The grounds upon which said relief Maintenance and repairs V-l-2-3____ 1,475.00 Mrs. Frank Lane were business call- Sentinel, a weekly newspaper publish Debt service IX 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8.......... is baaed in said complaint is cruel eration for appendicitis. 12,565.00 ed at Coquille, Coos County, Ore Mrs. Dale Thurman and infant son era in North Bend on Friday. and inhuman treatment. sum of 1-3, 4, 5; 11-3 4- gon, for a period of four weeks, be Miscellaneous This Summons la served upon you were dismissed Thursday, Eleanor HI-3, 4, 5; IV-8, 4, 5, 6, i-, V«I-l-(2) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldner and ing five issues of said newspaper, the by publication thereof in the Coquille Newberry, of Broadbent, on Sunday, Harold Goldner made a visit to Carl-i first issue of such publication being Valley Sentinel, pursuant to order of 3,640.73 the Hon. J. T. Brand, Judge of the ind Anna Mary Anderson, of Gravel ton, Oregon, leaving on Tuesday June 1st, 1934, and the last issue of Construction VIII-1. 2. 3 None said publication being June 29th above entitled Court made, dated and Ford, on Monday. Emergency X-l, 2 300.00 morning and returning Saturday. Mr. 1934: iw.w: ana ay eucn and is so serve» served by such pud pub - entered on the 1st day of May, 1934, After receiving treatment for licatson by order of the Honorable D. and which order requires that the bums Glenn Gotcher was dismissed and Mrs. Lyle Pauli cared for their lication Total F. Thompson, of C uS place during their absence. They E Thomb’A" County Judge ?' date of the first publicatton of said snent -s v - ™y County, State of Oregon, and which Summons shall be on the 4th day of Tuesday. spent two nighta at the home of Mr. „^.er i* dated the 31st day of Mrs. Otto Kolatead submitted to a May, 1934, and the date of the las. and Mrs. Jesse Barnett and family in May, 1934. 1. Amount of bonded indebtedness major operation Tuesday morning. J. Stanley, Newberg. The Barnetta are all in the ’ J. ' “ * *- (include all warrants issued by vote of electom) .......................................... Attorney for Plaintiff, best of health and very happy in their 8 54,000.00 Body and Fender repair work done new home. 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness Tt, _ . Wi u J Residence and Post Office Address: Attorney for Plaintiff, Iney sent their beet [ Coquille, Coos County, Oregon. on warranto issued and endorsed Residence and P. 0. Addrew. Co by experienced mechanics. Our body not paid for lack of funds’’ ...... 1 " 'I1'1 1 . 1 — ......... 40,023.37 painter is an expert. Let ue prove we quille, Oregon. 3. Amount of dther indebtedness .... 3,027.60 have the best of repair service. South- ____ NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING WARRANT MMWPTfON NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to die legal voters of School District 4. Total Indebtedness (sum of Item: wstern Motor Co. lltf Notice is hereby given that war N®- ?! Co°* County, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL ^^¿1^............................... ranta No. 47 te No. 85 inclusive, issued MEETING of said District will be held at the High School Building; to warrants ceases on that date. by School District No. 63. will.be paid begin at the hour of 7:30 o’clock p. m.on the third Monday of June, being Dated this 25th day of May, 1934. Chas. Newton, Clerk, upon presentation to First National the 18th day of June, A. D„ 1934. Attest: School District No. 63, Coos Coun S of Coouille. on ar.d after Satur meeting is called for the purpose of electing a director for the Keith Leslie. J. R. Bunch, I9t3 term Thia day“ May M, 15^4. Interest <m ••M ty, Oregon. of three years and a clerk for the term of one year and the trans- Diatriet Clerk. Chairman Board of Director». - Professional Cards
