Coquille tjerald.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8,
Coos
-, k
Bay Rosoburg
Line
1907.
Electric
The principal topic of discussion
for the past week or ao in this coun­
ty has been a move in which Rose-
burg people have taken the initiative
by hoteling a massmeeting at which
it was decided to do at least one
thing, and that was, to find out how
Coos county people felt in regard
to the construction of an electric
road from Roseburg to
Coos
bay, and by this time they have
surely learned.
Their first step
was to semd Hon. Louis that
Barzee, a prominent attorney of
city and secretary of their cham
ber of commerce, to see and talk
with us which he
did.
Mass
meetings were held in North Bend
Bandon, Myrtle Point, Coquille and
Marshfield, at all of which our peo
pie took great interest and showed
themselves to be in hearty accord
with our Douglas county friends in
this great move
Judge
N o s ie r
Passes
Aw ay
Jailed and Fin ed
PETITION
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E. 2.50 chains. N. .50 chains, N. 2 8 V
W. 3.30 chains, N. 7 1 V W. 2.40chains,
Elk N- 6.33 chain*, N. Sit«" W. 5.00 chains,
N. 20“ W. 5.00 chains, B. 86* W. 4.00
FOR A = ^ —
C u t
and. H a ir
Judge John Huston Nosier, an-
Portland, Ore., May 3.— Former For Drainage District in Fat
GO TO
other o f our early pioneers, who has { State Senator Frankliu P. Mays
Basin.
chains, P. 80“ W. 2.50 chains, N. 23“ W.
been exceedingly feeble for a couple laud W. N. Jones where today sen*
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3.00 chains. X. 12V E. 2.00 chains, N.
of years, and almost daily expected tenced by Federal Judge W. H.
To the Honorable Countv Court tor *'4 W. 1.80 chains, N. 33.V W. 4.00
to pass away for the last two or Hunt in connection with the laud Coos County, Oregon:
chains, N. 78}-a \1. 5.00 chains, X. 4 V
Successor to R. E. Nosier.
Across the street from Hotel Coquille
three months, crossed over to the fraud cases of eastern Oregon,
We, tiie tindersicned persons, hereby E. 3.07 chains, N. 14° W. 2.00 chains, E.
W.
great beyond on Saturday night May's punishmeut is $10,000 fine petition your Honorable body and re- 2.30 chains, X. 5.00 chains, N til
4.00 chains,
74“ w . 2.00 chains, S.77“ First Class Bath Room in Connection.
Hot and Cold Water.
just before midnight. He was 76 and four months imprisonment in spectfully show the following:
.
s
I .
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■ li-it u'o po n iiiviju m n n lh a r
W 2.00 chains, N 2“ E 2.00 chains, N 07* — - ----:----------------------------------------------------
years, one month and eighteen days the Multnomah county jail, aud that
Gi.it we (emprise more than one half
K ie v
a' «•>•
J
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I , x
, , the owners, and own and represent more E ».80 chains, N I f E 2.00 chains. N 82
of age at the time of his death. | of Jones is $2,000 aud eight month s than one thirJ of tho (ollowing de. E 3.00 chains, N 42 V E 3.00 chains, 8 29“
R A N C H A N D C IT Y P R O P E T R Y
The funeral service were held at the imprisonment in the county jail.
E 3.00 chains, 8841*“ E 3.00 chains, N
scribed body or basin of land to wit:
We make a specialty o f handling the aboue property
Mays' sentence was stayed until
Begin at a point 2.00 chains Bouth of 28“ \V 4.00 chains, N 6.60 chains, N 78“ W j
Cbristain church on Monday at 2
p. m„ and were attended dy a large November 1 in order to give him j the - ' i •*ction corner between sections 1 j 300 clisina. x 55” W 4.00 chains, N 43!*“
and haue on our list a number o f pieces o f the same
land 2, Tp 28, 8 of R 13 W of the Wil- 1 Wti.OOchains, x 7 V E5.55ch|lns,NSV
concourse of sorrowing friends and time to appeal
The sentences of
which we can offer a t bargaing.
We also handle
relatives, and the interment took Hamilton H. Hendricks and C oe D. w 3.00 chains, X. 65” W. 4.00 chains, X. 4-40 chains, N 79“ W 11.50 chains, x 86V j
place in the Odd Fellows’ oemetery. Barnard, implicated in tjie same case, 57° \v. 1.60 chains, \V. 2.10 chains, N.
3.00 chains, n 2.V \V 3.00 chains, N
coal and timber lands. I f you want anything in the
The funeral sermon was ¡preached went over until September because 3 6 V IV. 6.30 chains, N. 33.V W. 7.20 -®'s " 2.60 chains, 8 86“ W 4.00 chains,!
real estate tine it w ill pay to examine our list.
by Elder H. L . Ford and was an of objections by the governm ent to chains, N. 57“ W. 7.36 chains, N 7 1 V \V N 10° w 2.50 chains, n . 43“ E 2.00 chains.
6.40 chains, N 46,V W 8.76 chains«8 74“ 6 70“ E 3.00 chains, x 8V E 5,5 chains, N
able and impressive effort.
the manner in which tbe defendant’s
W 9.30 chains, S 25 V W. 4.50 chains, miV W 4.00 chains, 8 17 V w 1.50
The deceased leaves a wife and bill of exceptions was prepared. S. 45° W. 3.54 chains, N. 45° W. 3.54 chains, W 1.00 chains, N 4)4“ w 3.50
four sons to mourn his demise, of
The defendants in this case were chains, N. 31° W. 4.00 chains. S. 77,44® chains, x 30’ E 3.50 chains, 8 7 6 V W j
Two Doors South of Post Office.
whom all were present except the convinced of attempting to defraud W. 7.05 chains, W. 8.50 chains, S. 9.50 5.50 chains, 8 5 9 V W 2.00 chains, N I
WM. ODDY, MANAGER.
two younger sons, J. W. who is at the government of an immense area chains, S. 00° W. 3.50 chains, S. 17° W. 59 degrees w 2.00 chains, n 28° [
3.00 chains, S. 1.30 chains, W. 20.70 W 4.00 chains, v 54* W 2.50 chnins, 8 71°
Portland, and B. E., of Southern of public land by illegally fencing
chains. N. 45° W . 1.50 chains, N. 8.50 W 2.50 chains, x 6 V W 1.50 chains, W
California.
it
chains, N. 5° W. 0.00 chains, W. 1.00 1.00 chains, S 26V W 3.00 chains, 8 61°
In our next issue we will give an
F or S ai . e . Good bull team con­ chains. 8. 41° W. 3.00 chains, N. 715 W. W 5.00 chains, 8 24° W 3.00 chains, 8 85° j
interesting sketch of this worthy sisting of five yoke of oxen with 1.85 chains, W 4.00 chains, N. 67)«j° W. W 3.00 chains, x 11 V e 6.50chaius, E j
pioneer whose career has thus well-trained yoke steer leaders. In ­ 3.50 chains, S. 13° E. 3.40 chains, S. 21° 1.50 chains, x 2 50 chains, x 70° W 6.00 j
quire of George Colvin, Parkers­ E. 0.00 chains, S. 20° W. 3.80 chains, N. chains, S 7 7 V W 1.37 chains tothe place
closed.
burg.
,
70° W. 1.50 chains,N. 15° W. 2.50 chains, of beginning. Also beginning 3.09 chains ,
G o o d . S T ia ,v e
Chas. M oom aw ’s
Coquille Valley Real Estate Co.
Coquille Transfer Co.,
\V. H. MANSELL, Prop.
N. 7 2 % ° W. 2.10 chains, N. 85° W. 2.50 N of the ^ section corner on E boundary j
chains, N. 1.60 chains, N. 18° W. 7.00 of Section 13, Tp. 28 8 R 13 W and run j
E g g s F o r H atch in g
Now, that the local railroad from
chains, 8.75“ W. 1.50 chains, S. 31*«° W. thence 8 84° E 1.50 chains, 8 25° E 1.501
Marshfield to Myrtle Point haB gone
We are nearing the time dear to
W ILL M E E T A L L B O A TS A N D T R A IN S .
From all thoroughbred stock— 5.70 chains, 8. 2.20 chains, N. 71° W. chains, 8 11° E 1.60 chains, 8 21“ W 2.50 |
into the hands of the Southern all students, the summer vacation
S. C. Brown Leghorn, $1 per setting 5.20 chains, N. 71° W . 5.20 chains, N. chains, ^ 33 \\ 2.90 chains,S 79 V W5.50 Parties h a v in g hauling o f any kind w ill receive prom pt attention by caJl-
Pacific, and it being the purpose of when we shall return to the old or $5 per 100. Black Menorca and 4 y,2* W. 2.00 chains, N. 10° E. 2.00chains, chains, SOI) W 5.50chains, 8 13“ E 1.00
in Phono 116.
that company to make it a part of
home.
Hodge and L eggett the White Plymouth Rocks, $1 per set­ N. 17,V E. 4.00 chains, N. 2° W. 3.30 chains, e 2.00 chains, R 3.00 chains, N
chains. N. 6° E. 4,00 chains, N. 35° W. 48° VV 3.30 chains, 8 70“ W 5.50 chains, 8
strictly coast wise system, it begins two Coos county beys who enjoyed ting. No hundred lots.
Also some youDg registered Jer­ O. 00 chains, W. 2.00 chains, N. 25b»0 W. 11° W 3.82 chains, AV 3.72 chains, x 60°
to look almost imperative upon the the “ hike” from Myrtle Point to
4.00 chains, S, 58° W\ 1.50 chains,S.22}^° w 3.00 chains, x 60’ E 3.00 chains, x 3.00
sey cattle and Berckshire pigs.
part of Douglas and Coos to do Roseburg last fall, are planning for
E. 3.00 chains, S. 12^* E. 0.00 chains, chains, N 55“ w 5.00 chains, w 1.50
J. 0. W a t s o n .
Bome-thing of this kind, and as the a like trip in about five weeks.
S. 11 degrees w 4.00 chains, S chains, S 50” w 2.00 chains, S 4 2 V w
Coquille, Oreg.
J. M W A G N E R .
W . T. D E M E N T
2° E. 2.50 chains, 8. 10° W. 3.50 chains. 3.50 chains, 8 45” E 1.00 chains, 8 4 2 V J O H N Y O A K A M ,
electrio line is so admirably adopted
A few days ago while watching
w
2.50
chains,
8.
53”
w
4.00
chains,
x
45“
President-
Vice President.
S.
33}^°
E.
6.30
chains,
S.
53°
17.
3.60
Sec’y & Mgr.
to mountain transportation will there the south bound passenger train
chains, S. 36° E. 4.00 chains, S. 21° E. w 1 .00 chains, R. 19“ w 6.00 chains, w
depart from the station we were
be no mistake made in putting in
W. E. THRESHER
2.40 chains, 8, 10° W. 2.10 chains, S. 58° 2.00 chains, n 12“ E 11.00 chains, x 20" E
line of this kind, if it be properly almost startled by a voice calling us
W. 1.50 chains, N. 33° W. 2.40 chains,N. 9.50 chains, x 23“ r. 3.50 chains, x 28 V
ATTO R NE Y-AT-LAW
W e soon realized the
managed. There is sufficient water by name.
1 2 V W. l.SQ chains, N. 64° W. 1.80 E 3.75 chains, s 38*4“ k 10.10 chains, 8
W bddebbubn - - - - -
O regon
Chains, N. 25° AV. 2.50 chains, N. 4 2 V 83 V E 2.50 chains, x 60» b 3 00 chains,
power along the line to generate faci the gentleman was from Coos.
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
W. 11.40 chains, S. 65° W. 2.60 chains, X 3.00chains, x 60® i 3.00chians, x2.50
the electricity with which to operate We would like to see more people
S. 10° W. 3.30 chains, 8. 2.50 chains, S. chains, N81® E 3.00 chains, 8 73J£® E
the line, thus reducing operating from the home-land, but we would
32° W. 4.00 chains, 8 . 59° W. 2 20chains, 3.00 chains, x 13® k 1.00 chains, S 59®
expenses to a minimum,
rather they weuld not be south­
Fresh and Salt Meats,
S. 13° W. 3.80 chains, S. 20° E. 2.20 E 2.50chains, m 2.50 chains, S 50® E 2.00
Fancy and Staple
chains, S. 40° W. 1.20 chains, 8 . 24° E chains, S 5 )^ ° w 3.00 chains, 8 13® k
On Monday evening meetings bound, for that may add somewhat
3.00 chains, S. 17° W. 2.50 chains, S. 51° . 40 chains, S 31)^“ E 2.00 chains, 8 40® k
were held in North Bend, Marshfield to our homesickness.
Lard, Ham and Bacon
Groceries
E. 1.40 chains, 8. 18® E. 3.00 fhaine, 8. 3.00 chains, x 2.00 chains, E2.00 chains,
Mr.
Evert
L.
Jones
scored
a
vic­
and Coquille, at each of which
8 2.00
chains,
E
1.00
chains,
24°
E.
4.50
chains,8.
2
V
W.
2.40chains,
Buv
your
Spectacles
ami
Eye
committee was appointed to keep tory for Albany College in the
S. 31° E. 3.83 chains, S. 5 4 V E- 7.50 S 32® w 3 50 chains, 8 32® E 3.50 chains,
Best
the good work going. E. M. Wait state prohibition oratorical contest Glasses of V. R Wilson.
chains, S. 18° E. 3.00chains, S. 14° W. to tiie place of beginning, and contain­
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON
The in ­ goods. Sure fit.
Spectacles and 2.50 chains, 8. 3 1 V W . 5.00 chains, 8. ing 2239.98 acres of land, more or less.
and Major Kinney, of Marshfild held at Dallas, April 26
II.
were present at the Coquille meet­ terstate contest will be held here in eye glasses repaird correctly by one 2 5 V W. 2.50 chains, 8. 32° W. 3.50
B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S
That said lands are all situated in Poos
chains, S. 38° W. 3.50 chains, S. 34° W.
ing which was largelp attended and June. Mr. Jones will represent the wno knows how.
County, Oregon, and are susceptible of one
5.00
chains,
S.
17
V
W.
2.00
chains,
8.
8°
JO H N Y O A K A M
J. W . W A G N E R
W. T. D E M E N T.
state in this contest.
hi ode of drainage.
enthusiastic.
V. R W ILSO N.
W. 3.00 chains, S. 73 V E. 2.00 chains,
III.
A Coos I te .
Graduate Optician.
S. 4° W . 6.50 chains, S. 50° W. 4.00
'Ihat wo desire to adopt measnrea to
m
chfcins, 8. 45° W. 3.50 chains, N. 7 % * E. drain tho same; that the number of acres in
M y r tle G r o v e C rea m ery Burned
A R are R elic.
NOTICE OF G UARD IAN 'S SALE
1.50 chains, N 87 degrees e 2.00 said proposed drainage district is 2239.98
E. 5.00 chains,* S. acres: that said proposed drainaae district
On Saturday morning at about
Notice is hereby given that on ami chain«, B, IS i
Our townsman, J. E.
Perrott
after the 10th day of June, 1907, I will 59° E. 2.80 chains, N. 32° E. 5.00 chains, contains .48 »©parato tracts, and tho number
3 o’clock the Myrtle Grove cream
came into our office yesterday morn­
sell at private sale the following de­ N. 6bj° E. 2.00 chains, N. 16° E. 7.00 of acres in each tract and the owners
ery and cold storage plant was dis
ing, bringing for our inspectation scribed property belonging to the estate chains, N. 7° E 3.00 chains, N. 81V E. thereof areas follows:
covered to be in flames and before
Maggie Nedeau, .92 acres, J.W. Lawrence
a copy of the Daily Citizen, publish­ of Rosa Lillie, Albert Lillie and Clyde 2.00 chains, 8 . 6 2 V E. 2.00 chains, 8. —J.18 acres, C. A. Everden—8.3 acres, T. A.
anything could be done the fire had
ed at Vicksburg, Miss., and bearing Lillie, minors, to-wit: All timber upon 5 6 V E. 3.50 chains. S. 20° W 3.50 Everden—9.64 acres. Alfred Flanders—13.56
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
chains, N. o0° E. 3.00 chains, S. 83° E. acres. H. N. T yrrell-12.78 acres, C . A. Webb
so far advanced that there was no
date of July 2, 1863. The paper, lots 2 and 3 and the Southeast ‘J of the
1.00
chains,
S.
66°
E.
3.00
chains,
S.
27°
Northwest
and
the
Southwest
of
opportunity to do anything toward
—23.81 acres, R. 8. Knowlton-10.02 acres.
which is printed ou the blank side
the Northeast V4, Section 2, Township E. 1.50 chains, 8 . 50° E. 1.00 chains, S. John Hartley—4.51 acres. Z. Russ A Sons-
Fron t Street,
saving the buildiDg or any of its
of a strip of wall paper, was pro­ 29 South, Range 13 West, Coos County, 78° E. 1.40 chains, S. 54° E. 3.00 chains, 1031.63 acres. Geo. Robinson—10.57 acres,
contents. The first warning of the
cured by Mr. Perrott’s father at Oregon. Said sale will he made pur­ 8. 45° E. 1.00 chains, S. 45° W- 1.50 C. R. Gabeler—76.00 acres, H. M. Tuttle—
existence of the fire was an explos
3.15 acres, H. G. Hathaway—52.70 acres,
the siege of Vicksburg,’’ two days suant to an order made by the County chains, S.13V W 3.00 chains, S. 74 V E Krrainia Disher—17.47 “acres,
Nelson
2.50chains, N. 43° E. 90 chains, 8. 59 V
ion of the amonia tank which shook
after the regular issue was out, and Judge of Coos County on the 30th day
WORK G U A R A N TEED .
Geo. Conger—
E. 2.00 chains, N. 85° E. 2.00 chnins, Lainmev—51.88 acres,
of April, 1907.
the town and awoke a large num
47.74 acres. Samuel Olsen—24.16 acres, K.
which was of a later issue and con­
S. 6 9 V E. 4.00 chains, N. 87° E. 8.25
M
inebva
E
L
illie
,
Guardian
of
ber o f the people
Mr. Whetstone
O. Dickson and W. F. Dickson—184.50, B.
tained the following which are of the persons and estates of said minors. chains, 8. 85° E. 9.20 chains, 8. 50 V E.
F. Smith. John Smith, Harvey Smith, Al­
■ was the nearest by and the first to
8.80 chains, N. 49 V E, 2.00 chains, N. fred Smitn and Mabel Humphrey, being
interest;
see tbe building nfter the explosion
37° W. 5.50 chains, N. 68° E. 6.25 chains, heirs at law of Samuel South, deceased- A B S T R A C T S
Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878.
ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
Porter is enjoying a season of
snd he reports that the interior of
8. 8 2 V E. 2.00 chains, S. 18 V B. 3.00 19.30 acre-;. William Norris—46.02 acres,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N.
rest, and bis men are doubtless
chains, N. 6 7 V E. 8.00 chain-. S. 82V; Thus. Atulerson—23.78 tu fte n , Janey Laird
the building, particularly at the
United States Land Office.
21.11 acres, A. P. Ming—53.02 acres, A. J.
obliged to him for his kind consid­
E. 5.00 chains, S, 66° E. 4,00 chain?, S
Roseburg, Ore., April 17, 1907.
west side, was filled with flames.
l l 1!? E. 4.50 chains. E. 4.00 chnins, N. Sherwood—34.18 acres. T. A. Willard—4.30
eration for their welfare. Ou Tues­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
compli­
The fact that there had not been
acres, Edward Johnson—43.54 acres, J. L.
day he fired a few shells from his ance with the provisions of the act of 4.00 chains, N. 13° E. 2.00 chains, N. Roy 31 68 acres, B. F. Collier—19.39 aores,
any firing under the boiler later
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘ An 62 V E. 3 OOehain«, S 70° E. 1.50 chnins.
Charles Self. Arthur Self, and Emma Self,
parrots, and kept his men tolerably a at for the sale of timber lands in the | s
thnn the middle of ¡he afternoon of
17° E. 1.50 chain«, S 72° K. 1.00
busy sharpshooting across the river, States of California, Oregon, Nevada, chains, S. -P W E. 1.^0 chains, S. 27' E. heirs of G. H. Self, deoeased—36.28 acres.
the day before, am) the fire having
and Washington Territory,” as e x ­
J. W. Mast—57.84 acres, Elizabeth Gilman
with no other result than might be tended to all the Public Land States 3.50 chains, S. 13° E. 1.50 chains, S. 45° —37 acres, Win. Wheeler—42 5 acres,Susan F.
Marshfield and Coquille, Oregon.
originated in the opposite side of
by
act
of
August
4,
1892,
W . 1.50 chains, S. 40' E. 4.50 chains, 8. Leneye—.99 of an acre, J. P. Johnson—
expected. Tbe mortars have not
the building, precludes the theory
W IL L IA M G. M EHL,
7 4 V E. 2.00 chains, K. 65° E. 3.00 chains, 22,03 acres, C. D. Banning—18.25acres. Win.
W e have completed a thorough, up-to-date
been used for nearly forty-eight
that it wbb due to any carelessness
of Coquille, County of Coos, State of S. 12° E. 5.00 chains, S. 65° E, 4.00 Clark—80 acres. Unknown—40 acres.
hours. Poor fool, ho might as well Oregon, has this day filed in this ndice
That C. R. Gabeler, J. W. Mast and Ed­
on the part of those who were con­
chains, 8. 42° E. 12.00 chains, E. 4.00
give up the vain aspiration he en­ his sworn statement No. 8018, for the chains, 8. 32° E. 4.00 chains, S. 25° E. ward Johnson, are three persona and three
ducting the creamery, and it is prob
purchase of the South East quarter of
tertains of capturing our city or ejt- Section No.29,in Township No.20 S011U1, 5.00 chain«, 8. 27° E. 3.50 chains, 8. 7 2 V petitioners who desire to serve as trustees
W e are now ready to furnish correct A B STR AC TS at short
ably that the cause of tbe conflagra­
for the first year from the date of the for­
terminatiug our people, and return Range No. 14 West, ami will offer proof E. 1.50 chains, 8. 15° E. 7.00 chains, 8. mation of said drainage district.
notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
tion will never he known.
to show that the land sought is more 14 W. 4.80chains, 8.9 V E. 2.50 chains,
to his master and receive the re­ valuable for timber or stone than for
/ . Russ A Sons Co., a corporation, by W. L.
The loss will be divided between
S. 5.00 chains, S. 25° W. 1.50 chains, 8.
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Kistuer. its attorney in fact.
ward such a gasconading dolt will agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before Janies 15 V E. 2.00chains, 8. 2.V E. 5 00 .-bains, Dmkson «V Dickson, by W. L. Kistner, their
J. A. Davenport, J. W. Lenovo and
Coquille
“
"
Coquille Post Office.
meet at tbe bands of the unappre­ Watson, County Clerk, ex-oHieio Clerk 8. 4 3 V E 20.00 chain«. 8. 23* W. 11 IK)
attorney in fact.
tho lesse of tbe plant, J. N. Jacob­
M A R S H F IE L D PH O NE, 143.
ciating government at Washington. of County Court, Coos County, Oregon, chains, 8. 7 0 V W. 9.00 chains, 8. 31° K. Andrew Ming. !»y M L. Kistner, his agent.
son, the building aud a great por­
at his office at Coquille, Oregon, on
C O Q U IL L E PH O N E , 191.
Wednesday, the 17th day of July, 1907. 6.00 chains, 8. 45° 10 6 chains, S. 26° E. H. M. Tuttle
NOTE.
j C. H. Gabeler
tion of tho machinery being the
He names a? witnesses:
Myron H . 1.50 chains, S. 37 V E. 8.1K) chains, E. A. J. Sherwood
W. F. Disher
Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
jclv 4th, 1863.
1 Win. Wheeler
property of tbe two former and a
Wickham, Oscar Wickham. George O 6.50 chains, S 46 V E 5.50 chains,8 25b»0 S. M. Olsen
D. Banning
Geo. Conger
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO.,
Two days brings about great Leach and George A Mehl, all of Co- \ E. 6 00 chains. 8 2b,’ W. 4 50 chains. C.
portion of the machinery nnd a |big
N.
Lainmev
Ed Johnson
quille, Cot*« C unity, Oregon.
J. S. Barton, Abstractor.
Henry Sengstacken, Manager.
James W. Mast
J.
W.
Imird
changes.
Tho
banner
of
the
Union
8.
36V
K.
2
50
chains,
M.
78°
E.
5
00
let of butter, cream, etc., to the
Any ami all persona claiming adverse- •
J. P. Johnson,
P. W. Laird
ly the ahove-ilescrilied lands are re- j chains, N. 10° W 6 50 chains, N. 85° E. ' by D. H. Johnson H. N. Tyrrell
lattor, aud will amount to about floats over Vicksburg. Gen Grant quest*»d
BSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
to tile their claims in this office i 2.00 chains, K 1.80 chains, 8. 30° E. JohnT. Hartley
Thomas Anderson
$10,000,with insurance tothe amount has “ caught tbe rabbit;” be has on or before said 17th «lav of July, 1907. 8.00 chain*), E. 5.00 chains, N. 15° E William Norris
B. F. Collier
C. W. Webb
BENJAMIN L. Kl)DV, Register.
dined in Vicksburg, and be did
of $4500.
5 (K) chains, N. 1.00 chains. N. 62° W. State of Oregon, )
County
of Coos, * 8
The origin of the fire will prob­ bring bis dinner with him. The
2.00 chains, X. 11° E 5.00 chain«, N. 85 V
Timl»er Land, Aci June 3, 1878
I, A. J. Sherwood,
Citizen” lives to see it.
F or the
!•. 2.00 chains, N. 34° K 2.50 chains, N
ably remain n mystery.
NOTICE FOR PUB LIC ATIO N
45° W 2.00 chains. N 20 V E 4.00chains, beirg first duly sworn, depose and say that
This will paove a great loos to last time it appears on "W a ll Pa­
United State Land Office,
1
am
one
of
the
petitioners
in the foreg«»-
N- 15° W. 150 chains, N 2° W. 1:80
Roseburg, Ore, April 17, 1907
the community, not only as a cream­ per.” No more will it eulogize the
ing petition, asking the County Conrt for
chains, N. 27 E. 3 50 chains, N. 90° E
Coos County, Oregon, to form a Drainage
Notice is hereby given that in com­
ery, but this was the principal luxury ofiinuls meat and fricasseed
pliance with the provisions i f the act of 3.00 chains, N. !7b»° K. 10-00 chains. N. I »¡strict in what is known as the Fat Elk
kitten
urge
southern
warriors
to
source of our ice supply.
uongre**« of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An 36V E 13.00 chains, V 3 00 chains, W basin in C< k s C o .. Oregon; that I have read
such diet never mote. This is th act for the sale of timber lands in the 16.37 chnins. \. 77 K. 12 00 chains, \. anti am acquainted wiih the contents of
States
California, Oregon, Nevi la,
F. 1 0(1 chains, the foregoing petition, and »he same is true
The Larsen shingleonll has bet n last wall paper Citizen, and ta, ex- and Washington Territory,” as extended 8f»° E. 2.00 chains, N.
shut down for a few nays installing ¡epting this note, from the types as to p H the Public Land States bv act of N.72° E. 3 00 rtiim.s, V 63b/ K. 2.00 as I verily believe.
A. J. SHERWOOD,
chains, N. 59° K. 2.50 chains, N. 65° E.
August I, 1892,
new machinery, and the mill at this we found them. It will be valuable
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3-00 chains. 8 . 74° E. 4.50 chains.
M ARION T. CLINTON,
ihh day of April, 1907.
place has the new steam feed in hereafter as a curiosity.
70“ E.
2.00
chains,
of Arngo, county of Coos. State of Ore­
S. 46V !
(Seall
O. C. SANFORD.
2.00 c’Iiaiii8, S. 43° K. .!15 chains.
gon. has this day filed in this office his
place while M. O. Hooten snd help
Notary I nblic for Oregon.
Our carload of finished Monu­ sworn Htoteinent n o . 8011, for the pur-
2tr w 2.00 cLain?. S.
W. h 50
are excavating for the big new boil
tin?. N. 4V \v. 1.50 chains, K. 1.98
ments have arived, and those desire \\
,.„t 4 „w^ o(
<l( s,
A nice line o f sheet music has
er, ami we also see great quantities
V 4.
ing anything in our line should Tp 2W R. l;n 13 west.and will offer prnoi chains, N. 62° K. 6.00 chains, N. 18“ K. just been received bv C E. B rker
o f machinery going through town V 11 ______•.
_ . ____ _
t-.
j O show thsl the Unit souirht is more 3.00 chains. \. 4V W. 1.50 chnins. N.20” A Co.
Call early and get the best.
for the new mill near Bandon now call or write us at once,or see Dav.d , Tftln« ble ,((r it, timm.r or .tone .ban .or tV. 1.36 chains, N. 58* W. 2.00 chains,
B'ulton, our Coquille Agent,
hile j agricultural purposes, atri to establish
in course of construction for Lyons
his claim to said lami before James X. 68 V 'V. 2.70 chains, 8. 8 1 W. 5.30
here is so large an as sortroent to Watson, County Clerk, ex-ottii i.> r lerk chains, 3. 58° W. 6.00 chains, 8. 72*4”
A Johnson.
i l l I V L I J I Li I
select from, ordere received at. once of County Court, Coos County, Oregon, W. 5.00 chains, S. 87” W. 2.40 chains.
can be erected before decortion at liis office at Coquille. Oregon, on X. 85’ W. 2.20 chains, 9. 73 V
I f not, you can get them as cheap aud on as easy payments at
7.00
Manufacturer«
&
F o S a le
day. Coos Bsy Monumental works Wednesday, the 17th day of July, 1907. chains, S. 45° W. 4.00 chains, W. 8.00
He names as witnesses: W. >1. Ham­
Stewart A Mitchell Props., Marsh­ mock, Nile .Miller, F. M. Miller and chains, X. 5414’ K. 11.80 chains, E. 6.7?
KNIVES AND SCISSORS
A Bargain if sold soon—Steamers field, Oregon.
Frank Miller, Jr. , all of Arago, Coos chains, X. 45* E. 1.12 chains, X. 6 7 V
You can have your name and ad- j
Cottaly, Oregon.
Echo and Welcome and l<argr and
K. 6.50 chain«, V 45’ E. 2.00 ehains, X. dress or anv picture or Lodge em­ as you can any place in the world.
We also carry a complete line o*
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
F or S at . e . A nice new four room
61 >, K. 5.50chains, X. 6® K. 2.20chains. blem vou wish rn any knife you
my bout business between .Myrtle
cottage and lot 55x100 feet in the ly Hie aliove-deseribed lands am* re­
Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Jewelry o f all kinds.
Poiot and Coquille. Inquire of C. north pert of town. Inquire of K. quested to file their claims in this office X. 82* E. 3.00 chains, X. 29’ E. 10.14 purchase. Call on C. W. OILMAN '
on or I allure said 17th dav of Julv ll*07 chains. 1-. 2.95 chains, X. tkV E. 8.1S1
H. James, M irtlu P oin t.
I W. Gregg or at the H f . rali > office.
BKSJAMIN !.. K IlfiY . Register.
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R e p a ir w o r k d o n e th a t stay* fix e d . I f not, y o u r m o n e y b ack
chains, K. 1.ID chains, N. 4.50 chains. ocalL Agent.
F ro m A lb a n y C ollego.
A g e n t fo r th e b e s t C o o s C o u n ty Coal.
ENTEqPqiSE MEAT CO.,
&/s/Savav /S*S >5flv / X i
“ W. H. SGHROEDER
C O Q U IL L E ,
OREGON.
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
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P lan t.
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