The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., May 02, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

T O COQUILLE T A U S T
Of Interest to Employers.
Organisations and individuals gen­
erally are advised by Collector o f In­
ternal Revenue, Milton A . MlUer, to
underscore on th eir' calendars, Juno
15th, the last day fo r the filing o f re­
turns o f inform ation, giving the
names and addsaaaie o f all individuals
to whom payments o f salaries, wages,
rents, interest, commissions, aad other
gains, profits and income o f $ 1 , 600.00
or mote ware paid during tho year
1918.
A a extension o f tone from March
16th to June 16th, was granted by the
Commissioner o f Internal Revenue for
the filing o f these returns.
“ A ll employers at labor, whetber
in large or sm ell number*, ere in ­
quired to make these returns,” says
Collector Miller.
Form 1099, i upon which reporto
must be I
may b* obtained from
the '
Return» o f Information muat be ac­
companied by a letter o f transmittal
cr
on form 1096 shewing under oath the
aggregate amount o f tho payments.
These form e also may be obtained
from collectors.
Th* penalty fo r failur«
roturn on time is a fins
than $1,000.00.
Peirce Is Home
Hon. S. P. Poireo,/
representative from tl
district and mar* ree«
of th* Royal English Ei _
western front, because
age and could only get into
vice by going to Canada, returned to
hi* home on th* Sixes the first o f th*
week. He ia quoted by th* Baiatoti
W orld as saying that “ tho army ra­
tions and vigorous Ilf* toughenod ms
up wonderfully and I feal better than
ever.”
Calling C kid*. 1 0 0 f
$ 1 . 00 .
Cana* at
By knowing ' the cause, a disease
mr.y often be avoided.
This is par­
ticularly true o f hssdaeks. The most
common cause o f headache ia a disor­
dered stomach or constipation, which
may be ebrroetod by taking a fr a
doses o f Chamberlain’s Tablets. Try
it. Many others have obtained per­
manent relief by taking these Tab­
let*. They are easy to take and mild
and rentle in effect.
i
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Nottc* ia hereby given that sealad
bids for tbs Installation at tide gates
will be received by-the Fat Elk Drain­
age District at Goo. Moulton’s office
until 1 p. m., Saturday, May 17.
No bid will bo considered unless ac­
companied by cask, bidder’» bond, at
certified check fo r an amount equal
to at toast 10% o f th* total amount
o f tho bid.
A corporate surety bond will bo re­
quired for the faithful performance
o f tho contract in a sum oqual to one-
half the total amount o f the bid.
Plana and specifications may bo
soon at Geo. T. Moulton’s ofitos in Co-
quilto, Oregon.
*
The right to reserved to reject any
or all proposals or to accept the pro­
posal or proposals deemed best for
said District.
A separate bid will bo received for
cutting brush.
v Dated this 28th day o f April, 1919.
Fat Elk Drainage District
L. P. Brans tetter,
E. H. Hamdon,
C. R. Gabler, Trustees. 16t2
NOTICB OF INTENTION TO IM-
’ PROVE PORTIONS OF HALL
AND FRONT STREETS
Notice to hereby given that the
Common Council o f tho City o f Co-
quills, a municipal corporation, o f
Coos County, Oregon, did, by resolu­
tion duly adopted at a regular moat­
ing o f aaid Council hold on Urn 21st
day o f A pril, 1919, and which reso­
lution U kept o f record in the o f­
fice o f th* City Recorder o f said
City in the records o f tho proceedings
o f th* said Council, and reference
to which resolutions and th* said
record thereof to hereby mad* and
by such reference the same are made
a part o f this notice, duly declare its
intention to imnrove that portion of
Hall Stret f r o « th# south lin* o f
Firat »treat in EUlott’e Addition to
Coquille City. Cooq County, Oregon,
to the end o f and Intereeecting the
north end o f the present bridge on
that portion o f
the weet line o f the proponed im­
th*
provement o of f Hall atreet went to in­
tersect tho present pavement on aaid
Front atreet, all within the corporate
limito o f the aaid City o f Coquille,
and aa one improvement
project.
im
provem ent will
w ill be made
Said im
improvement
in accordane# with
npacificationa o f th*
fitod in th* office
cordar on th*
1919, and th* astimat
bis cost thsreof ia th#
Said
at th* coot and «p e n a * o f
ty benefitted thereby H
FRIDAY, MAT X t t l i
COQOUILLB,
PAGE P IT S
an file ia the ofitos at th* gon, offer for aale aad sell at public
Clerk e f said Coes County; auction, to th* highest «m l best
beet bM-
bu­
purpose e f collecting th e 'der for cash in hand, all th* right,
aaeaesad against said proper- title and interest o f the said defond-
tho improvement o f First enta in and to the follow ing described
real property, U A rit:
Undivided
four-fifths interest in two Quarts
Lode
Mining
Claims kn^wn as
th*
Copper
King
sad
th*
Eureka
Lode
Claims,
locat­
ed ia th* Southerly portion o f Coos
County, Oregon, on Granite Creek
weet of its junction with Poverty
Creak about SOO fast, as th* same are
located and marked upon the ground,
the same being each 1600 feet in
length and 600 feet wide, and if suf-
cannot be realised from
ficient i
the the
property, in the
manner indicated in the decree, I 1
will sell the equity o f redemption of
th* defendants, and all persons claim ­
ing by, through or under them or
any o f them, either as beneficiaries
—, or
des-
otherwise, in or to th* I property des­
described property, at ao much cribed herein, and apply ' th* proceeds
thereof
as
may
be
nooessary arising therefrom to the payment ' of
mort­
to satisfy
said
unpaid
asses- the H fendant Gatos’ note and mort-
msnt with
interest thereon, to­ gage, and payHhe residue remaining
gether with all coats o f adver­ thereafter, if any, to the defendant,
tising and sals that have or may ac­ Coal and Metals Trustees.
Said sal* being made subject to re­
crus.
Said sal* being subject to redemp­ demption in the manner provided by
tion in th* manner provided by law. law.
Dated April 8th, 1919.
1U6
A . P. MILLER,
v W. W. Gage,
Marshal o f the City o f Coquille.
14t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
thereaf
County
far the
»
ty for
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 1M-
PROVE PORTIONS OF B U A
AND FIRST STREETS.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council o f the City o f Co­
quille. a municipal corpora tips, ef
to which resolutions and th* said
record thereof ia hereby mad* and
by such reference th* same are made
a part o f this notice, duly declare its
intention to improve those portions o f
Hall and First Streets beginning on
Hall street a t th* south lino of Sec­
ond Street in E lliott’s addition to Co­
quill* City, Coos County, Oregon, and
running thonc* south to tho south
line o f F irst street in aaid E lliott's
addition; and boginning on First
Street at th* west line o f said Hall
street and running west to th* east
Una o f W illard street, excepting th*
intersection o f First and Taylor
Streets, all within th* corporato lim­
ito o f th* said City o f Coqdilto, and
as op* improbemsnt project.
Said improvement will be made
in accordance with the plans and
specifications o f th* City Engineer
filed in th* office o f th* said City Re­
corder on th* 21st day o f April,
1919, and th* estimate o f th* proba­
ble cost thsreof is the sum o f $19,-
297.98.
Said improvement will be
at th* cost and expanse o f Jh* proper­
ty benefitted thereby as stated m
aaid resolution.
Any sad all persons interested may
make and file with the City Recorder
a written remonstrance against th*
id proposed improvement within
twenty days from th* first publica­
tion o f this notte*, to w it: within
twenty days from th* 26th day o f
April, 1818.
J. 8. Lawrence, -
City Recorder.
NOTICB OF FINAL
Notice is hereby given that th* uu-
dersignod did oa C m 26th day of
April, 1919, file his Anal account in
th* Matter o f th* Administration of
th* Estate o f J. J. Lamb, deceased;
and that th* County Court for Coos
County, Oregon, has set Saturday, the
Slat day o f May as the time and the
County Court Room in th* County
Court House at Coquilto, Coos Coun­
ty, Oregon, aa th* place for hearing
objections to said Anal Account and
tho settlement o f said Estate.
Dated this 26th day o f April, 1919.
James Anderson Land),
Executor at the Last W ill aad Test­
ament aitf o f the Estât* « o f J. J.
Lamb, deceased.
16tS
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENT.
NOT1CE OF PROPOSED SEWER.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council o f the City o f Co-
quille, s municipal corporation, of
Coos County, Oregon, did, by resolu­
tion duly adopted at a regular meet­
ing o f said Council held on th*
day o f April, 1919, and which
lution is kept o f record in the o f­
fice o f th* City Recorder o f said
City in the records o f the proceedings
o f the said Council, and reference
to which resolutions and the said
record thereof ia hereby made and
by such reference the same are mad*
a part o f this notice, duly declare its
intention to construct a sewer along
Hall street between First and Sec­
ond Streets, and along First street
between Hall and W illard, aa one
project and sower system in connec­
tion with other and present existing
sewers, and all within the corporate
limits o f th* said City o f Coquilto.
Said sower will be constructed
in accordance with th* plans and
ifications o f the City Engineer
in th* office o f th* said City Re­
corder on th* 21st day o f April,
1919, and the estimate o f the proba­
ble cost thereof is the sum of $1924.-
18.
Said sswsr will be constructed
at the cost and expense o f th* proper­
ty benefltted thereby as stated In
said resolution.
Any and all paraons interested may
make and fils with the City Recorder
a written remonstrance against th*
said proposed sewer within twenty
days
from
th*
first
publica­
tion o f this notice, tow it:- within
twenty days from the 26th day of
April, 1919.
Nottc* is hereby given that by vir­
tu* o f a warrant duly issued by the
City Recorder, o f th* City o f Coquilto,
Coos County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, and dated th* 24th day
o f March, A . D., 1919, directing and
requiring me aa Marshal o f said City
o f Coquilto to soil in th* manner pro­
vided by law th* follow ing described
property, aseseeed ia th* name of
Alico B. McDonald, tow it: Lot 12 in
block
31
in
E lliott’s
addition
to Coquilto City, Coos County,
Oregon, according to the
plat
thereof on flto in th* office o f the
County Clerk o f said Coos County;
^ ’or the purpoe* o f collecting th*
amount assessed against said proper­
ty for th* improvement o f First
Street in E lliott’s Addition to Co­
quilto
City,
Coos County, Ore-
ind in Coquilto City, (N ottoy’s
A ddition), Coos County, Oregon, ac­
cording to tho plate thereof on fito m
th* office o f th* county clerk or «aid
Coos County, Oregon, namoly, the
J. S. Lawrence,
sum o f $222.62 together with interest 15t2
C ity Recorder.
on said sum at th* rate o f 6% per an­
num cine* th* 24th day o f Novoaaber,
A I)„ 1913.
Now, thefsfore, all persona will
hereby take nottc* that 1 will on tne
3rd day o f May, A. D„ 1919, at the
front door o f th* City Hall in said
€ . R. BARROW
City o f Coquilto, at th* hour o f S la v an
Attorney and Counselor at Law
o’clock in the forenoon o f said day,
Practice in State and Federal
sell at public auction to th* highest
Court*. Have moved my office to
bidder for cash, lawful money o f the
old City Hall near Busy Corner
United States o f America, the above
and City Wharf* Office hours $
described property, or ao much
to 12 A. M. and 1 to 5 P. M.
thereof
a*
may
be
to aatiafy
aaid
unpaid
J. A. RICHMOND
it with
interest thereon, to­
PHYSICIAN aad SURGEON.
gether with all coats o f adver­
Richmond-Barker Building.
tising and sale that have or may ac­
Coquilto, Ore.
crue.
Pkones, Ofitos 626, Eos. 214.
Said sal* being subject to redemp­
tion.in th* manner provided by tow.
U t6
A. P. MILLER,
Marahal o f the City o f Coquilto.
tTTOfilWEY-AT-LAW
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENT.
Nottc* to hereby given that by vir­
tu* o f a warrant duly Issued by th*
City Recorder, o f the City o f Coquilto,
Coo# County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, and dated th* 24th day
o f March, X. D „ 1818, directing and
requiring me as Marshal o f said City
o f Coquilto to sell in th* manner pro­
vided by law the follow ing deoeribed
property, asseeaed in th* name Of
A. J. Sherwood, to w it: Th* weet half
o f th# weet half o f lot six in block
eighteen in E lliott’s addition to
Coquills
City,
Coos
County,
Oregon,
according
to
th* plat
thereof on file in th* office o f th*
County Clark o f said Coos County;
for th* purpose o f collecting the
amount
ty fo r th* improvement o f a portion
o f Hall Street in said E lliott’s addi­
tion to Coquilto City, Coos County,
Oregon, according to th* plats thereof
on file in tho office o f th* county clerk
o f said Coos County, Oregon, namely,
the sum o f $87.66 together with inter­
est on said sum at th* rate o f 6%
par annum sine* th* 24th day o f Feb­
ruary, A. D., 1816.
Now, therefore, all persona will
hereby take nottc* that I will on the
3rd <toy o f May, A. D., 1919, at th*
front door o f th* City Hall in said
City o f Coquilto, at th* hour o f eleven
o’clock in th* forenoon o f said day,
sell at public auction to th* highest
bidder for cash, lawful money o f the
United States o f America, th* above
described property, or so much
FORECLOSURE SALE
H-eof
aa may
be
Nerico to hereby gives. That, under
to satisfy
said
unpaid
id by virtu* at aa Execution and
msnt with interest thereon, to­
Order o f Sato issued out e f th* Cir­
gether with all costs o f adver­
tising and sal* that have or may ac- cuit Coart o f th* State o f Oregon for
the County at Coo* on th* 1st day at
subject to redemp- April, 1919, ia a certain cans* in said
ner provided by law. Court ponding wherein W. R. Moffett
is plaintiff, and E. W. Bryant, Russell
P I fiM .E B
Marahal o f the City o f Coquille. Winslow, E. W. Mclnturff, Geo. Get-
aaoll Winslow, E. W. Mc-
Gotttng Trustee* operat-
NOTICE OP SA L S OF PROPERTY
under th* name and style o f Coal
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENT.
Trustees and E. W. Gatos,
Notice ia hereby fiv e s that b y vir­
No 6163, o f said
tue o f a warrant duly ieeued by the
a*U the
City Recorder, o f the CHy o f Coquille, hereinafter deecribed real property to
Cooe County. Oregon, a municipal aatiafy the aum o f $2181.00
$1181.00 with In­
ta­
corporation, and dated the 24th day ternet at 9% from April let, 1919,
o f March, A . D.. 1919, direetin f and duo the plaintiff, and the further aum
requiring me aa Marahal o f anid City e f $7800.00 with internet at •% from
o f Coquille to eell ia the manner pro­ September 27th, 1918, due the
de­
tti* de-
vided by law the fallow ing deecribed fendant, E. W. Gatee, and
ind attorney
property, aaeaaaed In the aama o f fee e f $280.00, together with accru­
ing coats, I W ILL ON SATURDAY,
Molile Mehl (W hetstone), William G. THE 17th Day o f M AT, 1919, at
Mehl, Thames H. Mehl aad George A. the hour o f 10 o’clock in the fore­
Mehl, ternit: Let 11 ia block 89, Co­ noon o f aaid day at the front door
quille City (N ettoyé A ddition, Goes o f tho County Court Hom e in th*
the
County, Oregon, ■iinriH ig to the pint City ai Coquille, Ceno
O m b County, Ove-
Ore-
C
Professional Cards
W.lc. CHASE
Riehmond-Barker Bld|
O regon
Coquille
DR. Q. W. LESLIE
O u toopu th ic P h y sicia n
Graduate o f the American School
o f Osteopathy o f Kirksvilta, Mo.
Office in Eldorado Block.
Marshfield
Oregon
Told by tfie tank Book
you realize that a Checking
D O Account
here at the First Na­
tional Bank gives you a record of
and receipt fo r every expenditure?
W hy at a glance at your check
stubs you can see your income,
your outgo and your net balance
all at the same time.
“Let’s Fnish the Job” — is the plea
Uncle Sam is making through the
Victory Loan.
President
Vic* Pres.
Cashier
IA .'J . Sherwood
R. C. Dement
L. H. Hasard
A . . * 4
r .e L U .
First National Bank
of Coquille
A NEW EMERGENCY
IN MANY W AYS it will be even more difficult '<i turn from war
to peace than it was tw* years ago to turn from peace to
war.
A NEW EMERGENCY ie before us and demands qur utmost en
daaver.
THIS INSTITUTION, and that means everyone connected with it,
IS PLEDGED TO A CONTINUANCE o f helpful service
to Coquille and vicinity, ‘Tfco kind Of service that we feel
has done its share in building up the proud record hereto­
fore attained in the various war activities, and here renews
these pledges in th* activities yet U cime, AS WELL IN
PEACE AS IN W AR.
OREGON
COQUILLE
JUST CAME— ONE BARREL OF DISHES
12 Dozen Special Cups and Saucers
6 Dozen Dennis Coffee Cups
Faltex Floor Covering, per square y a rd ..... ...............................95c
Copper Wash Boilers, each..........................................................*7.00
Tin, (topper bottom, YVash B oilers..............................$4.00 to *6.00
Large Variety o f Granite Enamel Ware
Three 60-piece Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set
Cook Stoves from ..................................................... 66.06 to $25.00
New Ranges...............................................................*65.00 to *70.00
Wood and Coal Heaters, ea ch ...................................*4.00 to *25.00
C hain, each............................................
81.50 to *2.50
Aladdin Chimney 40c. Mantle*....................................................36c
New Oil Lamps, from ..................................................... 75c to $1.00
2 Gaa Lamps complete, each........................................... ........ $7.00
2 Oil Hanging Lamps, each........................................................$4.00
Lanterns, from ................................................................... 75c to $1.60
Tubs, fr o m ..................................................................... $2.00 to $4.00
Wash Boards, fr o m ...................................
50c to $1.00
Iron Bedsteads ................................................... - . . $ 4 00 to $14.90
Perfection Oil H eaterrand Cooking Stoves
J. E. QUICK, The Housefurnisher
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Office in First National Bank
Building, Coquilto, Oregon.
A. J. SHERW OOD
ATTOthEY AT LAW
First National Bunk Building
TH E ONE IN D U S T R Y IN ?
COQUILLE
that has operated continuously since its establishment some fourteen
years ago has been your Laundry.
Rain or shin*, good times and bad, it haa bean on th* job.
W# have a number o f customer* that have patronized it continually
from th* beginning. W* are gratefu l for this appreciation o f our
Our aim to to im prove th» service in every way possible.
W * wash over y thing washable.
COQUILLE LAUNDRY COMPANY