{Coquille îic M fc 24: No. 29. V ol . COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1907. E n te r «! as second-class m atter May 8, 1905, at the postoffice at C oquille, Oregon, under act o f Congress e f March 3,1879. DR. RICHMOND P H Y S IC IA N A N D SU R GE ON . Office at S locum 's D rug Store. C oquille , O rsuon . Phone Main 123. County Court Proceedings. SUNSET CITY Two miles below Bandon. E. D, SPERRY Attorney and Coanoellor at Law. Office in Robinson Building W. C. CHASE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Otfioe in Robinson Building, Upstairs I A O Trowbridge, witness.. 1 50 A p p le G r o w in g H e r e a b o u t. Geo Shelley, witness......... 1 50 With conditions so favorable to Nick Colliss, witness......... 1 50 APRIL, 1907, TERM. apple growing in this section of W 8 Greeniugh, witness... 1 50 Expenses in Vacation after Janu W J Maloney, witness...... 2 30 Coos county there is wonder ex­ ary, 1907, term: H L Houston, autopsy..... 25 00 pressed by visitors from the horti­ Indigents............................| 139 00 E Mingus, coroner............. 32 40 cultural belts that so little attention is paid to the calling by our other­ Janitor ............................... 40 00 In re Inquest upon E G Bates. Frank Smith, witness........ 1 70 wise industrious farmers. One ru- Indigent soldiers ............. 96 00 Arthur Williams, witness.. 1 70 ralist with whom we conversed on Expense, phone service... 11 92 M B Harding, witness...... 1 70 tbe subject admitted the seeming indifference, but apologized by say­ IN RE REGULAR APRIL TERM, 1907. C L Pennock, acting cor- ing that dairying better paid, was IN RE justice ’ s COURTS. oner.............................. 9 30 better understood, and brought State vs. C. E. Smith. CIRCUIT COURT EXPENSES. quicker and oftener returns. The C. L. Pennock, J. P. fees... 2 70 Frank Bowron, juror, (omit- J. W. Carter, Const, fees... 4 39 ted ).............................. 5 60 explanation was very true, still it In re State vs. H. Ballard. Chas Laviue, witness......... 2 00 would seem there should be more C. L. Pennock, J. P. fees.. 4 20 Dr Wetmore, witness........ 4 00 and better looking oq^tards than J. \V. Carter, Const, fees... 13 10 Eva Reddick, witness...... 8 00 we have. The farmer in question further stated that apples were once T. W. Chapman, witness... 1 50 Umpqua Valley News, brief Geo. W. Murray, witness... 1 50 Baxter vs State.......... 27 00 a larger product of our section but suffered reputation in the markets, J. W. Carter, witness, not stationery and printing . not because o f inferior quality but allowed. Myrtle Point Enterprise, In re State vs. Wearn. printing proceedings.. 45 25 because of inferior packing and marketing. As a result the orchards C. L. Pennock, J. P. fees... 5 80 Coquille H erald , printing J W Carter, Const fees..... 6 00 proceedings..... ........ 45 25 for most part were neglected or abandoned and ranchers turned Con Lapp, witness............. 2 10 C O Dryden, printing, of­ Peter Garard, witness...... 2 10 fices.............................. 43 50 their attention to dairying. Fruit­ Harry Harris, witness...... 2 10 The Sun, printing notices.. 22 76 growing is a remunerative pursuit where it can be earned on success­ Geo J Bennight, witness... 2 10 Coos Bay News, printing In re State vs Kinney. notices ........................ 68 50 fully and is intelligently handled. The packing of fruit is in itself a C L Pennock, J P ........... . 5 30 A F Linegar, stamped en­ J \V Carter, Const............. 1 50 velopes ........................ 161 20 great feature of the business, and if this was neglected when orchards In re State vs J S Hunt. Burroughs A id Machine C L Pennock, J P ............. 1 85 Co, one adder............. 375 00 were an important thing of the val­ ley, as represented, then it is natu. Drawing Jury List, Diet No 3. Glass & Prudhomme,blanks C L Pennock, J P ............. 3 00 etc................................ 4 07 ral there were hurtful consequences to too easily discourage the infant J A Luse, assisting............ 2 00 Bancroft-Whitney, 2 Vols. Geo N Farrin, assisting... 2 00 Reports....................... 7 50 industry in our midst. The H er ­ a l d takes pleasure in noting that J W Carter, telephone ser- Mann & Beach, hunter li­ SUMMONS. a gentleman has come among us to vice............................. 3 14 cense prntg................. 7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE engage exclusively in fruit raising, In re State vs Wm Stawloth. J 8 Dellinge*, blank books 87 STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR and will plant fifty acres to apples C L Pennock, J P .............. 2 35 Bushong & Co, records, THE COUNTY OF COOS: Plaintiff, 1 J \V Carter, Const............. 2 50 ribns., etc.................... 96 05 if suitable ground can be procured. A. E. Seaman, ▼8. | Sait in Equity to This gentleman is satisfied we have Chas Jones, witness........... 1 50 Henry Fletoher, Minnie }■ Quiet Title to B Dulley, stamps Treas. Fletcher, and John Doe, Real Property. Mrs Chas Jones, witness... 1 50 6 00 a climate and soil adapted to the office ........................... Defendants. J calling, and will risk his investment To Henry Fletcher, Minnie Fletoher and J W Carter, not allowed. Coquille Valley Sentinel, and John Doe, the above-named defend­ Drawing Jury List, Dist No 1. blanks, etc................... 93 30 without delay. Gravenstines are ants: the favorite apple of the Coquille T H Chapman, J P ............ POOR iAR M . IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OR­ valley. These he will raise with EGON: You and each o f you, are hereby F M Rummell, assisting... W Leneve, groc. etc, for noticed that you are required to appear and J G Grout, assisting.......... poor farm.................... 164 85 possibly other fruits, including answer the complaint filed against you in In re State vs Coffee T H Mehl & Co, hardware. 51 15 peaches, as a side issue, and he is the above entitled court and cause, in which T H Chapman, J P ............ 5 45 Enterprise Meat C o ........... 46 (>9 convinced ot the wisdom of his un­ A. E. Seaman is plaintiff and yon, the said C K Sbaw, Const,............... 9 00 R S Knowlton, drugs, etc.. 40 65 dertaking, feeling that he has a very Hemy Fletoher, Minnie Fletoher and John Doe are defendants, within six weeks from good market in Coos county alone the date o f tbe first publication o f this In re State vs Ira Kaiser. W H Mansell, for feeding T H Chapman, J P ........... 2 70 horses ......................... 3 50 for the product of his trees. No summons, to-wit: Within six weeks from C K Shaw, Constable........ 9 00 S H McAdams, 'smithiDg . 11 50 doubt the experiments of this gen­ the 13th day o f March, 1907, and if yon fail r o to appear and answer on or before In re State vs C McCausley. M Skeels, groc. etc........ 12 80 tleman, which are bound to prove the 24th day of April, 1907, that datd be­ T H Chapman, J P ........... 3 70 P E Drane, groc. etc........ 21 30 successful, will be an incentive to ing the last day o f the time prescribed in H F Stone, Const.............. 15 95 Grant Harry, spuds........... 40 00 other farmers of Southern Coos Co. the order of publication, the said plaintiff will apply to the oourt for the relief de­ In re 8tate vs C A Dingman. Levi Niehols, labor............ 57 00 manded in the oomplaint in this suit, a Mrs. Travis’ Body to Eugene. T H Chnpman, J P ............ 4 50 James Crew, labor...... .’ .... 3 00 succinct statement of which relief is as fol­ lows: C K Shaw, Constable........ 3 20 Chas Fox, salary................ 168 33 The remains of the late Mrs. Ella That the defendants and each o f them, In re State vs G W Hanlon. N Lorenz, mdse.................. 48 10 F. Travis, who died at Myrtle Point be required to set forth the nature of their H F Stone, raileago to hospital and indigrnts . claim in the real property in the complaint Monday morning of last week, were described, and that all adverse claims of Portland, Constable... 66 20 J D Wetuiore, hospital..... 281 65 shipped to Marshfield by train, there the defendants or either o f them, or any In re State vs G e o Beery. W Colin, hospital............... 112 00 to be transferred to steamer en parsons claiming under or through them to O A Kelly, J P, not allowed C entral H otel, meals, etc, route to Eugene via Portland A said real property be determined by a de­ Wm Rohui, Const., not al­ cree o f the court herein: Lind and Dulley chil­ son and daughter of decedent, L. That by said decree it be declared, ad lowed. dren ............................ 15 00 M. Travis and Mrs. L. R. Ediuund- judged and decieed that the defendants or Iu re Jury List, Dist No 3. St Vincents Hospital, care son, arrived at the Point from Eu­ either of them, have no estate, title or inter­ est whatever in or to the real estate de­ E G D Holden, J P .......... 3 00 of Kotkachildren et al 140 00 gene overland four da\B before the scribed as follows to-wit: “ Lot one (1) in J J Lamb, assisting........... 2 00 Sisters of Mercy Hospital. parent expired, and accompanied Block Three i3) in the town o f South Marsh T J Little, assisting........... 2 00 various patients.......... 384 00 the body hack to Eugene for the fi­ field, Coos County, atate o f Oregon, as sur­ veyed and platted by A. J. McMillan C. E . In ro State vs Foote. P E Drane, dry goods for nal obsequies. Besides the 2 chil­ for C. H. Merchant and Mary L. Merchant, E Bender, J P .................... 3 85 hospital....................... 7 50 dren named there are three other his wife, and of record in the office of the R B Deyoe, Constable...... 3 40 S O (Jonipauy, supplies for children as follows: Prof. S. S. Tra­ County Clerk of saidCoos Connty,’’ said real Webb MaBt, witness.......... estate beieg also described as “ Block forty- 3 90 Nancy Palmer............. 2 75 vis of Columbia University, New four (44; in E . B. Dean A Co’ s Addition to Henry Hervey, witness..... 3 90 Emil Anderson, care o f A York; Carl T. Travis, a law student the town of Marshfield, Coos County, Ore­ coboner ’ s COURT. Hanelyus..................... 6 00 in a university at Ann Arbor, and gon, as surveyed and platted by William In re Inquest on C Robinson. Hall for E. B. Dean A Co., and o f reoord in Continued next week. Miss Emma Travis, now studying the office of the County Clerk of said Coos ------------- . »«>■«------ Luther Pace, ju ror........... 1 40 at the University of Oregon. County; that the title o f plaintiff thereto W anted : By Chicago wholesale Geo L Wheeler, juror...... 1 40 Mrs. Travis came to this county is good and valid, and that plaintiff has a and mail order house, assistant man­ Z T Thomas, juror............ 1 40 title in fee simple in asd to said described ager (man or woman) for this coun­ as a canvasser, we believe, several real estate. J H Price, juror................. 1 60 weeks ago. Sbe took cold shortly That tbe defendants and each of them, ty and adjoining territory. Salary U 8 Sahver, juror............... 1 40 $20 and expenses paid weekly; ex­ afterward and pneumonia developed and all persons claining under or through Geo Schafer, juror............. 1 40 pense money advanced. Work when she reached Myrtle Point, her them or either of them, be forever enjoined and debarred from asserting any claim Carl Tucker, witness......... 5 50 pleasant; position permanent. No sickness gradually growing worse whatever in or to said lands and premises Geo Stemmerman, witness 1 90 investment or experience required. until death relieved her among sym­ adverse to plaintiff, and for snob other re­ Albert Stemmerman, " 1 90 Spare time valuable. Write at once pathizing strangers. The decedent lief as to the oourt shall seem meet and for particulars and enclose self-ad­ equitable, and for his ooeW and disburse­ E Mingus, coroner............ 15 15 dressed envelope. Superintendent, was b.,rn in New York in 1846, and ments in this suit. In re Inquest upon Wm Borland. 132 Lake St. Chicago, 111. That on the 13th day o f Maroh, 1907, the in 1866 became the wife of Rev. G. J E Lyons, juror................ 1 00 Hon. John F . Hall, Judge o f the County J Travis who once was a Baptist N o tice Court o f the state o f Oregon for Coos Carl Albiecht, juror........... 1 00 minister at Marshfield, later at Eu­ County, duly made on order, dated en A H EDgle, juror.............. 1 00 Notice ie hereby given that all Coos that day, directing that service o f summons County Warrants drawn on general gene. He died 12 years ago. Fred Johnson, juror.......... 1 00 in this suit be made by publication thereof, road fund and endorsed prior to in the Ooqoille H kbald , a eewkly aewapa A L Gubser, juror............. 1 00 April 1, 1907, will be paid on pre- T h e m ysterious o ld man w ho died per publisoed at Coquille City, in said Coos Alet Olsen, juror............... 1 00 sentation at my office in Coquille at N orth B end after a very b rie f ill­ County, onee each week for six suoceaeiye R J Lawson, witness........ 1 50 City, Oregon. ness, and w ho was said to have gon e weeks. No interest will be allowed after A. K. HFAMAN James Allayne, witness..... 1 50 th ere from C oq u ille, is reca lled by March 31, 1907. J. B. D ulley . Attorney for Plaintiff in Pro Per. John GeeseD, witness........ 1 50 differen t ones o f this vicinity. I t is Treasurer Cooa County Oregon. Chas Norman, wituess..... 1 50 Dated March 25, 1907. claim ed that he w orked at o d d jo b s N OIICE FOR PUBLICATION. H F Stone, witness............ 1 50 dow n the river and at Bandon, pre­ Department of the Interior, Land Office Notice to Contractors. R G Gale, Exam M D ...... 10 00 viou sly w alking up the coast from at Roeeburg, Oregon, Dec. 4th, 1906. E Mingus, coroner............. 19 75 .... . , . ... , , i the d irection o f C u rry couDty and Notice ia hereby given that Robert A. I d re Inquest upon C F Allen. bids will tie received by the undersigned California. \V hile in C o q u ille the Easton, of 8itknm, Oregon, has filed A McNair, juror................ 1 00 (or the improvement of the county road p o o r o ld man, su fferin g and friend notice of his intention to make final in Road District No. 12, beginning where i , , . . . . . " . Nala Rasmussen, juror...... 1 00 the said road croesea Section Line l»e- less, bought ruedicioe before trudg­ five-year proof in support of Ills claim, via: Homestead Entry No. 10392, made F M Flye, juror.................. « 1 00 tween Sections 15 and 22, Township 28, ing toward tbe bay, and the bottle Jan. 2, 1901, for the 8WW , 8WV4 Range 11 West, thence westerly along N W ^ , Section 6, Townahip W M Hite, juror................ 1 00 general course of present road to the with it« label wag found on tbe body NE)*. 28 S, Range 10 W .. and that laid proof W R Mavity, juror............ 1 00 Section Line between Sections 11 and after death. will be made before Connty Clerk and 12, same township and range, said im­ Clerk of County Court of Cooe Connty. Geo P Laird, juror .......... 1 00 provement« to be made as per specifica­ F or S ale . Good Shingle mill, • Oregon, at his office at Coquille,Oregon, Clay Garoutte, w.tness .... 1 50 tions now on file with the Connty Clerk and as per copy with the Supervisor of with or without eogine, alto includ­ on April 15th, 1907. Ed Gallier, witness .......... I 50 said district. All bids to be filed with • He name« the following witneaeee to H M Tuttle, witness........ 1 50 the County Clerk not Ister than the 8th ing ranch if desired. Inquire of prove hit continuons residence uuon and cultivation of the land, vis : Walter day of May, 1907, at 10 a. m ., five per W D Clark, witness........... 1 50 cent of the amount bid to be deposited Young A Albee. Fiahtrap, qt *