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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1907)
- — r-FOR A— Wo charge that pruhi- Sarah E lizabeth H ow ath Stem O-cccL S lia T T -e a n d . H a i r C u t mler ______ bitiou engenders contempt for law. W. E. THRESHER (ÌO TU In tin death of Mrs. Stemmier / A F ew F a c ts w h ich arc in That it tends to uruke lawbreakers and sneaks. That under prohibi- which occurred Tuesday, May 21st. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 1907. ATTOKN E Y • AT-L A W no w a y M islea d in g R e ii m taxation is increased and trade at 2:30 p. m., un old pioneer of the W kdderbi 'HN - - - - - Oauoox g a rd in g th e L a w . diverted to other locations. Pacific coast uusweredtlhe last roll Next Monday is the day net for In short, we claim that partial call. Hers uns a pioneer life. She _________ _______ Successor to K. E . Nosier. Across the street from Hotel Coqaille the special election to settle the In tho last i“suo of the Coquille prohibition in a county and so far was born in Terns, August 28, 184(5, matter as to whether Coos county NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ------------------ -------------------------------------------------------- Herald there was printed a eorn- a our town is concerned docs no s , mouths uml i.iuu days uftt-r shall be “ wet” or “ dry.’’ Every Notice is hereby given that sealed First Class Bath Room 'in Connection Hot and Cold Water. ! inunieation from one II. M. liran- ----------------------------------------— fi >od u ml much harm- Me further Texas had became « part of the bids bids will be received by the under- ' - true and patiiotic voter in the | ham, wherein the writer makes a <■ '¡m that this is a free country, United States. Her father and signed for the improvement of the county should come out to the polls R A N C H A N D C IT Y P R O P E T R Y county road in district No. 17, begin personal attack upon every man d notwithstanding what Mr family crossed the plains and moun- and after due delibm t u, cast his ning near the burn of W .W . Bennett near who signed the petition for the | mlmm has said, we have the j tains in the early 80’s for California voto as a true American citizen We make a specialty of handling the aboue property election to he held on the 3rd of right to maintain our views as re- ,viu,„ si,e was a small child. The where the Sec. line between Secs. 35 nnd 36, T. 28 8 . R. 12 W . crosses the road should do, and that is to stand firm June next. The undersigned wish and haue on our list a number of pieces o f the same g. ril- this local situation. \\ e stand Bufferings endured on that journey and running thence to n point at the for what, in his judgement, is the to protest against tho wholesale first bridge about 25 rods north of the for a square den|. We are willing when through tho ignorance of a greatest good for the greatest num which we can offer at bargaing. We also handle slander contained and implied in division line between the lands of J. D. that the majority shall rule. gui le tho emigrant train became ber, laying all prejudices aside. Bright and W.W.Bennett, said improve that article and to point out some coal and timber hurls. I f you want anything in the Our Town has been injured, tux- lest in the southern deserts, were ments to be made as per specifications The control of the liquor business of the misstatements contained ation doubled and the town treas- stumped vevidfy on her memory, and the vices that always go with now on file with the County Clerk and real estate line it will pay to examine our list. therein. Tho local option law says: ury emptied by prohibition; but if Of that journey, that which sho re- the Supervisor of said District. All bids it when allowed to, is a serious “ If petitioned therefor the first the people of Coquille want these memhtred most distinctly w ig the to be filed with the County Clerk not problem, and one that should have C o q u ille V a l l e y R e a l E s t a te C o . election shall be held on the first later than June 4th, 1907, at 10 a. m- conditions to continue, we are will- thirst and her mother crying be- •ur most profound consideration. Five per cent of the amount of the bid Tuesday after the first Monday in Tw o Doors South of Post Office. ing to submit City taxea have cause there was no water for her to be depojited with the County Clerk It is a serious matter under license, November in 1901, and thereafter YVM. O D D Y , M A N A G E R . been doubled in Coquille siu: pre children. Nearly If! years ago she at the time bid is filed. and we may prudently ask tho ques only on the first Monday in June W . T. BRADY. was married in California to Ja mb hibition went into effect. tion, hag its advocates done any of any' year.” “ If any election shall Special Road Master R. D. No. 17. thing since it was voted out of a The levy this yeai is 10 mills ns P, Stemmier. The ..next move was havo resulted in a majority vote ■ ■i to Arka as f r,,near Fort portion of our Bounty, that would for prohibition in any county as a against 5 mills in Ilandou and 1 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Smith. In the 80’s another move recommend it to considerate, think mills in Marshfield. whole, no election shall be had in 1 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ! ing voters? Ad mi tting that there The records of the recorder’s was made for Oregon, and for more will be received by the undersigned for I said county on said question before than 2b year« tie family home has the improvement of the county road in are two Bedes to tho question, be the first Monday in Juno in th office show that tho number of arests It. 1>. No. 11 as follows: That psrtion ! been in Coos county. sure you are on the right side and of the Burton Pruirie-Coquille Citv \ second calander year thereafter.” I have greatly increased in Coquille then go abed. Mrs. Stemmier united with the M. Road known as the ‘ ‘Stevenson Change” , i “ It at any time an election here -1 since the saloons were closed. The commencing at the *4 Pec. corner In I E. Church, Smith, when thirteen center of Sec. 26 Tp 27 S. R. 12 W „ number of fines imposed ill the re- under shall result in prohibition W I L L M E E T A L L BO A TS A N D T R A I N S . thence westerly along the survey of said | Electric Line M a k e s P rogress. for any subdivision of county as a j eor,b r’s court during 190G was 15 years of old, and through all the portion of said road to western boundary Parties bavin;,- hauling of «u v kiml will receive prompt attention by call- up ; and downs these years she k< pt of U. D. No. 11, saiii improvements to whole, or any precinct of saidcoun- wlole in the first five months of 1907 be made in accordance with the resolu Another forward stride was taken ty, no election hereunder shall be "'lien the abiding faith that God rules and in Phone 11(5. saloons were closed, tions, specifications and survey of said Saturday night in the building of held within said prohibition terri-. t,'(' "timber of fines imposed was led her children in the way of right portion of said road on file in the office the electric line between Roseburg eousness. She was n kind neighbor; of the County Clerk of Coos County, tory, except an election for the entire tidrtccn. Oregon. All bids to be filed with the and Coos Bay when, at a meeting of Clerk on or before June 4, 1907 A g e n t lo r th o b e s t C o o s C o u n t y C oa l county, before the first Monday in The records of the Circuit Court her home gavo out <.penhanded hos County ut ten a. m . Five per cent, of all bids the committee representing the pitality. Ministers of all denomi- Juno of the second calendar year ! show that the expenses of the court must he deposited with the County towns of Myrtle Point, Coquille, as evidence of good faith. The JOH N Y O A K A M , J. M W A G N E R , W . T. DEMENT following.” “ When such second and grand jury while investigating natioi s found her home a resting Clerk right to reject anv and all bids is hereby Bandon, North Bend and Marsh place. Her husband, six children President- Vice Presiden'. Sec’y & Mgr. election results against prohibition.: erim- s committed in Myrtle Point reserved. W ILLIAM BETTYS. field temporary officers of the and sev,n grand children are left. Special Road Master for R. D. No. 11. the court shall enter an order setting ",d Coquille have doubled since sa- Douglas-Coos electric railroad com Herbert, of Portland. Dr. M. O.. aside the previous order enforcing pro- 1 m wero clos'd. These are facts pany were elected, and plans formu Mr John LottreII, of this County, hibition." j ml speak louder than Mr. II. M. NOTICE OF G U ARD IAN 'S SALE lated for tho incorporating o f a Dr. L hr d A., of St. Loui , Mo., This language is not modified or Branham, Notice is hereby given that on ami company with a capital stock of Successors to Dean & Morgan. Oue word more in regard to J. O. and Susie, who arc at home. after the 10th day of June, 1907, I will controlled, in any way, by anv $ 500 , 000 . Tho Fum ral services were hold sell at private sale the following de other part of the local option act Mr. Branham. He says that what The meeting was held in the at tho Dora cemetery Wednesday scribed property belonging to the estate It is so plain that it woilld seem he is pleased to term “ the saloon ele Fancy and Staple rooms of F. B. Waite. The officers afternoon, conducted hy Rev. W. of Rosa Lillie, Albert Lillie and Clyde Fresh and Salt Meats, no discussion is needed upon ment” has “ imposed” the burden of elected were L. J. Simpson, presi B. Smith, of Coquille. Many Lillie, minors, to-wit: All timber upon this point. The local option law -his ‘-•'«■ftion on the County ;but at the lots 2 and 3 and the Southeast of the Lard, Ham and Bacon Groceries dent; Senator Mnstors of Uoseburg. ; they will vote on friend and neighbors were in atten Northwest l4 and tlie Southwest % of does not fix any period within same time he dance. To the writer as he saw the vice president; L II. Hazard of the Northeast , »Section 2, Township which a “ dry” product shall re this question again next year. neighbor women bury the grave 29 South, Range 13 West, Coos County, Coquille, second vice president; II. main dry. It simply provides when Who are going to petition for an Sengstacken, secretary; and J. H. PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON with the fragrance and beauty of Oregon. Said sale will be made pur an election may be held; and when election next your? Is it Mr. Bran Flannigau, treasurer. Walter S. (lowers, it seemed a if all remem suant to an order made by the County Why is it an election is held, every part of ham and his friends? Judge of Coos County on the 30th day McFarland acted as chairman of the bered that she, whom all had gath BOARD OF DIRECTORS of April, 1907. tho couhty is controlled by that an “ imposition” for one side to meeting and L. H. Hazard acted as er I to honor h id lived, “ not to ho M inerva E L illie , Guardian of JOHN YO A K A M J. W. W A G N E R W. T. DEMENT. election. Ii Coquille precinct vot - ask for an election any more secretary. The incorporators of tho ministered to, but to miui-der.” the persons and estates of said minors . than for the other? The local “ dry” it goes dry. Ii it votes company will be; Senator Masters, “ Whenever a And lo! they have passed from our and the county votes wet, then Co- 1 option law says: !> E. L. Wheeler Myrtle Point, P. L. yearn Inc hearts, quille goes wet. Mr. Branham j petition therefor, signed by not Who cross the stream and are gone for 1 Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878. 2 Phelan. L. J Simpson, J. H. Flan- aye! j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ftffen «nA Ti. H Hazard. Toe thinks that Coquille will remain less than lit per cent of the regis We may sunder the veil apart !£ --- .„U 'S - ■ -o . s ,.f —*y Connie ?»e lit^st j ’i.Ctt I . 1.1« not Uni_______ United States Land Office, f IVl l members of the different committees “ a. ira i»»** (> f ; «Inn P KOSeburg, Ore., April 17, 1?«07. d the election. But it is not so. with the Clerk an election shall lx feel esrtain, from indications, that Wo only know that their barks no more Notice is hereby given that in compli Tho law says Coquille precinct, like any other called.” gisîereu May sail with us o'er life’s stormy sea; the majority of the slock will be ance with the provisions of the act of precinct in tho county, will he voters” ; it dots not sav signers Yet somewhere, I kn*>\v, on the unseen Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An readily subscribed between Uose I act for the sale of timber lands in tl Watchmaker and Jeweler, “ wet” or “ dry” according to the of such a petition must b( pr oid Tla .1 ii an 1 becon and wait for me. States ot California, Oregon, Nevada burg and tho Coos Buy cities.— voto on the 3rd of June next. Tho biti U)!, t . The law mien. io r* a g \ and Washington Territory,” as ex Coos Bay Times. ..... , , i tended to all the Public Land States Front Street, Supremo Court in the decision in ni/.< th d the rights of all irci equal, ............ ►-«>» » L Mitcu-down shoes are I |)V act of Al, v, ust 4i 1892, £ the Baxter case a few weeks ago No o.K* doubts fYit ‘ his f'unty ns th • e i sir st mi tin feet.* Standard Oil Co. G uilty »binson I W IL L IA M G . MF1IIL, C O Q U I L L E , O R E G O N , w sole, is said West Coquille precinct must sud to pr lili dtion. bandi 'S the C bip of Coquille, County of Coos, State of Jefferson City, Mo , May 24. Oregon, lias this day filed in this office real qi osti >n to Im <hcid ed ut remain dry until a vote of the peo- T vou wis h t ) put n an or- bis sworn statement No. 8016, for the \ \ n A l L WORK GUARANTEED. Commissioner Anthony, appointed pie set aside prohibition and hat ti ¡s oh ufi. -shall Conuil! and • 1er lo purchase of the South East quarter of b < by tho Missouri Supremo Court to such a vote must b< at an election MV j U Poi Il ): ivo pr, hi >itinn The forget tl rin Ef IP the Euterprise Section No.29,in Township No.26 South Range No. 14 West, and will offer proof take testimony in the outer suit of held for the ‘whole county, it' hid 1 I m - C u c f Coq uilli-, as i spi es «e < 1 in its Meat Mai•ket, the v k<ep tlie 111. to show that the land sought is more the state agaiust tho .Standard Oil fore two years. valuable for timber or stone than for In other tvor. Is — 0.1 r 20 M as, Ulf«louht- ABSTRA CTS ABSTRA CTS A BSTRACTS ABSTRACTS agricultural purposes, and to estahlisl ¡•oit <f til* ' i ti' >11 «f Company, today made his report to the last vote controls, and a vote Ot ] ^ J)JKM ,< t. ] rohibil io :i'l in itis claim to ¿aid land before Jarac the court, He holds that the evi- can he had every v ir unli s tho fa v< I .J til- lie 1 SO poli V. Watson, County Clerk, ex-officio Clerk of County Court, Coos County, Oregon donee introduced is sufficient to county as a whole vot - “ dry" imi -, iu the sut« «.f On n, «t th. at lii“— office at Coquille, Oregon, on T io vote •In}U] f 1 *m ber At C* C-OR6 Of !... ine s i M;n ÌW7. oust the Standard Oil Company nnd then a vote cannot, be had uirti] tf. Wednesday, the 17th «lav of July, 1907, Win 1! V< >untv Me names as witnesses: Myron H E-.Ol tributary companies from Missouri. the second year thereafter. But ; vi diibi- Wickham, Oscar Wickham, George O ti o • Attorney-General Hadley filed this county did not vote *‘<lr\' Leach and George A Mehl, all of C< ai i ... «1 M -• u.ir t! quilie, Coos County, Oregon. ir n i Lion.. d. jr.o oa , i, the suit in the Supreme Court two an election can bo 1 1,1 t! W ( j t. " ’ Any and all persons claiming adverse years ago charging that the Stan- There is no possibility for m i.:ake riti«». te. 89,187 48 ly the above-described lands are re rov n Marshfield and Coquille, Oregon. lire ho IR Ò , f irai tini fi\ qilested to file their claims in this office ! inUitiR dard Oil Company, the Waters about it. The people,bv their v, th r.ce ] >r li ibi- 9,618 1« on or before said 17th dav of July, 1907, 1 )n« fn»i ii St »te 1" iks tmi 1 vankhrs. 6,(132 «0 We have completed a thorough, up-to-date Pierce Oil company, and the Repub govern and every time then i- BENJAMIN L. E DDY, Register t i< rn t VOti n :q prove 1 re.- erve a^eiit. 115,022 79 lic Oil Company were in u trust. election the whole qui' tion i- ,b Bid- tin in«) vther < :.f*h Itosi 2,745 :k) A b stra c t P la n t. rul Miry, niekels ction al >tj»er ] , R Walso n W IT ehi oeder - iM and were (larties to a conspiracy to ed over again. All lawyers agree‘ as : Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 ..ml «•. nt-q. 112 li* Lnu ful mon •y rea»rve in 1.; nk, vi/.: control the price of oil and petro- to these facts. Mr. Amos, wl.o a vs ,T. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short Lem T J. T le United St. te Land Office, 1 ,0 1 i IH i bum products in Missouri nml to “ That anv precinct that went1 (Irv’ er not tei. notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. mm Di.nl R >se W. C V Uoseburg, Ore, April 17, 1907 limit competition in tlm oil business. in your county a v* or ago must re- r. : . Trt.vts- \Y Si le) «ir Bctleilip imi fumi ,T . Notice is hereby given that in com * 4«. - Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank tts 80 pliance 1* ‘r cent tfeil ,\L n-, li with the provisions of the act of main dry for two years in pit. of j . Nve J r. T w o S enators Im plicated Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An Coquille “ “ Coquille Post Office. anv action on the p: rt of t1 (' i' w i A Hamm >i»*l act for the sale of timber lands in the MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. Aim Chicago, May 24.— A ,lis| atoh to ty,” has not rt ad tie lo il o¡ ion j (it states of California, Oregon, Nevada . i (• > r 000 IN) and Washington Territory,” as extended ‘npit.d t*H*l |1Y, i u.. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. the Tribune from Washington, I). law, or he cannot understand the I-. F. S S p,rr> 5.O«'0 IN) t‘ »t»li the Public Land States by act of sur,.lu- Km» ne-s and 1 iiaiviil .1 V •fit*. e-M Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. C., says: A (.'• li il' English language, or lie de’ if er-j H. N. >r* 1 7. 5.031 :o August 4, 1892, t»tu MARION T. CLINTON, TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., “ Amazing revelations of a nouspir- atelv states what be knov ii,250 (H ) k ih t .. National to be It. U Johns, in T. II. M u In.ÜxMu :.i'3 ’• t u check .*. • > «, t »'.) <♦* of Arago, county of Coos, State of Ore J. S. Barton, Abstractor. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. acy to defraud the United untrue. Fran i n j. > r^ < A. it...... Rev. Branham -avs t bi.^ i.'.rat • ..f Ik*» gon, has this day filed in this office his Km ui«! State* of millions of dollars election was calK u bv tbc sworn »totenient no . 8014, for the pur loon Jol K rotici ihr : A. W. Jo ImaOli T.tLul B STR AC TS ABSTRACTS A BSTRA CTS ABSTRACTS chase of the Lot 1, Sec 33, Tp 28 S, Rn worth of mineral nnd timber lands element, but “ the devil ha , ve r -1N. L •reliz L. Tini f Oi ker 13 west and Lot 4 »wV4 of xwk* of Sec 4, will be laid before tho grand juries shot his mark.” 11, also iusinu , J (rippe Welter ( 'l liti M 1). Stntv t» O •**«ol Tp 2 1 S. Rn 13 Wi8t,and will offer proof to show that the land sought, is more of half a dozen states within a few that the signer- of the j- : i » : « »? for i ! usar 1. r islti« r <»r the above- valuable for its timber or stone than for to Notice swear K - »e jinly that the days. The frauds, itis alle d. will an election a i, aid, : - . do itiiied l agricultural purposes, and to establish ■ ' . 0 t »the fie of my I bis claim to said land before .lames »boVt* i't involve in criminal ehsrgi the L ♦ f. H. H a nd 1 /-A ftp. Watson, Countv Clerk, ex-officio Clerk names of men high in bu^in* ss nnd tainly very unkind in ! Coll nty Court, Coo» (county, Oregfin, ■shier. political circles. They include: ar bis office at Coquill e. Oregon, on ham, as lie -liould rem m in-r t •t N, ‘‘One Unite«l States Senator, one* Wedm s.Jay, the 17th «la v ,,t July 1907. \V. M. Ham- He i . me» as witness»* ex United States Senator, •• man r< in a free country and th ;t t):*' <• > i mo< k. Nils Miller, K. M. .Mille ami HJKBa. ^ Di «t>r« puts,! to he one of the Wealthiest zona of a town, like th, citi/ • L rank Mill**r, J r., all of Arago, Cou» men in the world; a railroad man I a state, are entitId C««in)i\ . Oregon. known from th Atlantic to the Pa as to its governin' nt:ii polic- Any ui*l all Iversons claiming ad verse- nnd r worn to tx ly tlii above-described lands are re- cific; two of the wealthiest lumber this :_l ti dny ,, nd« ftk ,]i.es:ed to file their claims in this office Now we claim to )>«• th baron* in tho Unite,) States; numer th ti.** in or before said 17th dav of Julv, Its)1 V. If VMMOND, oua amaller fry, inelnilin • railroad t.-ni¡ rin, RFXJAMIN L. E D D Y, Register. N -:c v I’ n'.Io officiala, coni operatore i• .I ,, at work for and (ira, t ice that it t 1 iter nt Clerk no► the Con the head of tho lumber compatii- s". for the best inter, Coquille Herald. T H E C O M IN O E L E C T IO N >¡‘ eirsed. C h a s . M o o m a w ’s C o q u ille T r a n s fe r C o ., W. H. MANSELL, Prop. E N T E R P R I S E M E f lT C O ., W . H. SC H R O E D E R I I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY j 1!, \\ 11. fi» K1 UaMt K C HAVE Contractors. YOU AN EDISON VICTOR • «.anee day of Jurn*. 1907. » t 10 a. fi..i ti« mt the ''V *rk wit . w t ■ dril ik evil i in all things. Wo best way to man 1 pc th is to place the dis| »ensera ol liquor under strict regolati,, ing that our town lies ( m where saloon ' and where liquor can n' ntitie in Ii, ■ .1 il, t tim licensed saloon*. W. [daim inn* ( v , of . . the . , la»«! " A'.! !,' * »■•■ " I VNr Executor Will Testa- prol : ment and of the Estate of Levi Gant, ' deceased. was ever known when NOTICK OF FINAL HKTTI.IvMF.N I . Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has fibs I liis final »count in the matter of the Administration of the Estate of Levi Gant, deceased, and that the County Court for Coos County, Or- egon, has set Monday, the first day of July, 1907, a* the dav for hearing ol>- jections to said ii,, ,1 ,. ,,,t lad the settlement of said estate Dated this tHth ,iay of May, 190T. » NOVELTY (I T E M HI. uf Q a y n SCtSS .«•ur mitii C. H. BANNING GROCERIES FLOUR AND FEED. uro or Lcn f) A V. V l Vili (»I» (\ M . ZOMOPHONE Of* olumbia Talking Machine and Records? f not, you can get them as cheap and on as easy payments at E. C. BARKER & CO.’S as yo n can any place in the world. 100DS FRESH. PRICES LOW. GIVE ME A CALL We also carry a complete line of Watches. Clocks, Siluerware and Jewelry of all kinds. Repair work dene that stays fixed. If not, ycur money back