Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1907)
G o o d M a y Returns. Coquille Harald. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1907. J. N. F ielder Killed. J. N. Fielder, well known in Co- quille and on the bay, was killed Saturday afternoon by being run over by a train at the junction. Mr. Fielder was section foreman and with his crew of men was looking after the track at that point when No. 2 came along, llis men step pe 1 to one side of the track and he to the other to allow the train to pass, but as it approachod. Mr. Fielder seemed to be intently watch ing the track, it is supposed to seo if the weight of the locomotive would cause it to show signs of weakness, and when it was but a few feet from him he attempted to to cross the track, Btill watching to- wurd the locomotive, when he stum- blod in the middle of the track and before the train could bo stopped the locomotive and three cars had passed over him. Both of his legs were cut off and he wag bruised in the chest and died in a few minutes. The train had started up'only a short distance back and lmd not gained a speed of more than ten or twelve miles an hour, but was so close upon him when he fell that there was no time to stop. The deceased was about CO years of age and leaves a widow and three children living at Coaledo, and two daughters, by a former mar riage. Mr. Fielder had lived here some four years and had been in the employment of the road about three years. R un aw ay in P arade George Tucker, the South Coos River dairyman, called at our office today and exhibited bis statement from the Coos Bay Condensing Co., which be received for the month of May. Mr. Tucker was then milk ing a string of 40 cows and Bent to the condensary during that period 42,294 pounds of milk for which be received $528.67 at the rate of $ 1.25 per hundrod. The maximum daily shipment for the month was 1485 pounds and the minimum 1196 pounds.— Sun. B oyce-C arlson W ed d in g. On Tuesday evening of this week Clarence W. Boyce and Edith Carl- sou were united in marriage by the Rev. Geo. Roack, at the home of the groom’s parents. The two contracting parties are well known in this city, having lived here the greater part of their lives, the groom being a well known “N o .l’’ life-saviDg laddie. The young couple will make their home in this city, and the Recorder extends manv well wishes and con gratulations.— Bandon Recorder. ------------ » White turning the corner at sixth and Morison streets during the par ade late this afternoon, the team at tached to the Moral float of the Lady Maccabees became frightened and started to run away. They dashed madly into the crowd, but before they had gone auy distance, the frame of the float broke, and all on it were thrown to the ground, some of them being badly hurt. Among the injured were Margaret Cavanaugh, Mrs. Belding, Mrs. Clara Knott, Mrs Wright, Mrs. W. I. Wilson and Albert Holman, a boy All were riding on the float. C. H. Ayers, living at Montavilla, was run into by the team and his face badly cut. His righteye was almost knocked out. While several of the women only received flesh wounds, Miss Cavan augh and Mrs. Wright are thrught to have received internal injuries. There is a chance for the rich City of Portland to nward a gold medal to one of its policemen. When he saw the team start on its short, wild run, he made a grab for the bridle of the first horse nnd clung to it until the animals were stopped and thrown to the ground.—Telegram G roy er C levelan d 111 ---------- • The whale which was sighted off the Coquille bar last week has been washed ashore on Whiskey Run about six miles above Randon, Many of the Bandon people have been making tracks up the beach recently to examine the curiosity. The whale is estimated at being 50 feet long and nearly 10 feet wide, and is of the species known as the hump-back or deep sea whale, which is rarely seen near shore, and is usually found in southern waters. — Recorder. ------------ - Methodist Episcopel Church. June 30th. Services at the Meth odist church next Sunday,” 11. “ The Gift of Faith” Sunday school at 10 a. m. June League 3 p. m. Song Survice & Surmon at 8 p. m. Subject “ Gods way of weighing a fellow.” Prayer Meeting next Thursday at 8 p. m. This mid week meeting will interest you and your presence will help us. Services the following Sunday July 1 morning and evening Come and worship with us. Geo. W . Ellis Pastor Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our sincere and heart-felt thanks to all who so kindly rendered valuable services in the care of the boby of our son and brother, Harry Martin, who was fatally injured in the camp of Sturdevant A Crane on the 18th, and for sympathy extended in our sad affliction. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. M ahtin and F amily -------- -------------- i FOR A—----------- -■-* = A N e w Enterprise. Titnlier l.and, Aci June 3, 1878 G ood. Shav© and Hair Out ------- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Coquille is to have a new enter United State l.and Otiice, GO TO prise in the form of a boot and ltoseburg, Ore, April 17, 1907 Notice is hereby given that In com - 1 shoe factory, conducted by Frank plianee with the provisions of the act of Carr, formerly of Eureka, Culifor- Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An nia. w b i|e Mr Carr hag egtabligh. act for the sale of timber lands in the Successor to R. E. Nosier. Across the street from Hotel Ccxjuille States of California, Oregon, Nevada,! Soap! Soap! Soap! Call at Land ej a reputation in California as be- and Washington Territory,” as extended i A Lyons’ for soap. They can sup- ; B tho h and reliftble w ork- to all the Public Land States bv act o f: plv your wants. . August 4, 1892, First Class Bath Room in Connection. Hot and Cold Water. man, ho is not an eutire stranger in MARION T. CLINTON, Loggers! Stitch-down shoes are ^ t ftK big 1g have 1)(_.en of Arngo, county of Coos, Statu of O re -. the eaaiest on the feet. Robinson ‘ J j coming into this section for a nuui- gon, has this day filed In Ibis office his I R A N C H A N D C IT Y P R O P E T R Y handles the Chippewa. sworn stotement n o . 8014, for Idle pur chase of the Lot 1, Sec 33, Tp 28 S, Rn years aDt* are ^m ired by all F or S ale . T wo nice garden lots I ^er We make a specialty of handling the aboue property | who wish good foot geer. The 13 west and Lot 4 swig of sw l-4 of Sec 4, Tp 29 S, lin 13 west,and will offer proof at j factory is located on the second to show that the land sought is more and haue on our list a number of pieces of the same of T bridge, Call on J. Snow the place. 1 floor of Drane’s new store building, valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish which we can offer at bargaing. We also handle opposite the H erald office, a large, his claim to said land before James NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. light airy place where it is hoped Watson, County Clerk, ex-officio Clerk coal and timber lands. If you want anything in the Notice is hereby given that the Bea by Mr. Carr to have several skilled of County Court, Coos County, Oregon, at liis otiice at Coquille, Oregon, on ver Slough Drainage District will re real estate line it will pay to examine our list. workmen employed in the near Wednesday, the 17th day of July, 1907. ceive sealed bids for the construction of He names as witnesses: W. M. Ham future. He expects a good man to mock, Nile Miller, F. M. Miller and a drainage system in said district, in CoosCounty, Oregon, which will include arrive by the next Plant, ns well as Frank Miller, J r., all of Arago, Coos Couniy, Oregon. the following: a lot of fine materials from the east. Two Doors South of Post Office. Any and all persons claiming adverse Children's sandals at Robinson’s. Robinson has just received Bix different patterns of the Chippewa logging shoe. O. Wilson A Co. have Oyster shell and grit, just wbat your cbickens need. Coquille Valley Real Estate Co. One ditch 416 feet long, 36 feet wide on the bottom, at the river bank, being the outlet of said proposed drainage system. One ditch 2640 feet long, 24 feet wide and 3% feet deep. One ditch 3564 feet long, 6 feet wide and 3j^ feet deep. One ditch 5730 feet long, 20 feet wide and 3% f e d deep. One ditch 1968 feet long, 10 feet wide and 3% feet deep. One ditch 7776 feet long, 24 feet wide and 3)4 feet deep. One ditch 3696 feet long, 10 feet wide and 3% feet deep. One ditch 3102 feet long, 6 feet wide and 3)4 feet deep. One ditch 3826 feet long, 6 feet wide and 3% feet deep. The construction of one dyke oh the upper portion of Beaver Slough 4090 feet long, 4% feet high, 2 feet wide on top and slope of sides 45°. The construction of one dyke 212 feet long, across moutli of slough on upper portion of J. A. Davenport’ s land, at river bank, to be 2 feet higher than riv er bank, 10 feet wide on top and slope of sides 45°. The construction of a dyke at the mouth of China Camp Creek, 30 feet long, 2 feet higher than river bank at that place, 10 feet wide on top and slope of sides 45°. One tide gate at the month of main ditch. The clearing of laud and removal of all stumps necessary for all ditches, dykes and tide gates. All ditches to be dug and all dykes constructed along the lines and at the places indicated by the plans, map and survey of said drainage system now on file in the oflice of the County Clerk for Coos County, Oregon. Bids will be considered for the com plete system or any portion thereof. Any and all successful bidders will, before commencement of work, be re quired to enter into a written contract with good and sufficient sureties for the faithful performance of their contracts. All bids to be forwarded in sealed en velopes to J. A. Davenport. Secretary Beaver Slough Drainage District, Co quille, Coos County, Oregon, by June 22nd, 1907. Rights reserved to reject any and all bids. Dated May 22nd, 1907. B kavkk S lough D rainage D istrict , By J ohn Y oakam , President. J. A. D avenport , Secretary, Board of Trustees. J. J. Murphy, clerk of the Ore NOTICE OK FIN AL SETTLEMENT. gon supreme court, died at Salem Notice is hereby given that the under last Wednesday. signed has this day filed his fini 1 ac “ Dement’s BeBt flour is the kind count in the matter of the administra tion of the estate of K. M. Routt, de Drane sells. ceased, and that the County Court has set Thursday, th e lltli day of July, 1907, as the day for hearing objections to said final account and the settlement of said estate. Dated the 10th day of June, 1907. F. M. MILLER, Executor of the estate and last will and testament qf F. M. Routt, deceased. * «•*-« Treasurer’s Notice. New York, June 19.— Advices from Princeton today state that ex President Grover Cleveland has been seriously ill ai his home there for some days, and that for some time his family and friendB who knew of his condition were much alarmed. Mr. Cleveland, it is said, has now passed the crisis. Notice is hereby given that all Coos County warrants drawn on the general lund and endorsed prior to October 1, 1905, will be paid on presentation at my office in Coquille, Oregon. No interest will lie nl- lowed after June 30, 1907. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. J. B. D clley , Notice is hereby given that the un Treasurer Coos County, Oregon. dersigned has filed his final account in In nn opinion handed down by Dated this ‘21st day of June, 1907, the matter of the Administration of the AttornejuGenoral Crawford, in Estate of Levi Gant, deceased, and that at Coquille, Oregon. answer to n query from Hon. John the County Court for Coos County, Or * egon, lias set Monday, the first day of F. Hall, county judge of Coos White House Locals. July, 1907, as the dav for hearing oli- county, asking whether the local jections to said final account and the option vote taken in West Coquille Long gloves in fine quality. settlement of said estate. precinct in 1900 holds that preciect Dated this 28th day of May, 1907. Mull and Embroidery hats for prohibition, notwithstanding an DARIUS GANT, children. Ladies' and Missies Duck other voto was had in 1907, and Executor of the Last Will nnd Testa resulted in a vote against prohibi Hats at $100. ment ami of the Estate of Levi Gant, tion, and also the West Coquille Endless varity of Children’s deceased. precinct voted against prohibition. Straw Hats. The opinion holds that the precinct Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878. Mrs. Moon is 'here to show the is still dry, as was voted in 1900, as NOTICE FDR PUBLICATION. no vote can change that deoision the goods. United States l.and Office, for a term of two years.— Capital New goods just arived— Laces, Uosehnrg, Ore., April 17, 190’ Journal. Embrorderies, Handkerchiefs. Hoes, Notice is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions of the in i "f Denver, Colo., June 1 9 — Secre Ribbons, Linen, Organdies. Dock, Congres» of June 3, 1878. »uititiod 1 \ n ’ tary Arthur W illiams, o f t h e Denver Pi " can Ijawn, S'lks. Chiffons, etc. ■ict for the sale of tinilsr lands in the Chamber of Commerce, a c t in g in TIMBER W A N T E D the name o f that organization, last night sent telegrams to President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay anil Preai- T will pay cash for timber inud dent d ow ry of tho {Western Union L. G BROWN, Telegraph Company, at New York, E itoknk , O rkoos urging them to use every effort to prevent a strike growing out of the demands o f the telegraphers. New York. June 19.— The Sum mer rush for Europe is in full swing aDd every steamship leaving port for the other side is thronged with passengers. The big liner Adriatic, which sailed for Southampton today bad on board 665 cabin passengers. •very berth the saloon nnd second cabin taken. Buv your Spectacles G lasses of g o o d s. V. R Sure fit and Eye Wilson. Best Spectacles and eye glasses repaird correctly by one wfto knows how. V. R. WII,SON. Graduate Optician- Chas. Moomaw’s ly the above-described lauds are re quested to file their claims in this office on or before said 17th dav of Julv, 1907. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. S trik ebreak ers On W a y . Ogden, Utah, June 2 2 .--Two car loads of telegraph operators from Baltimore and Philadelphia, in charge of five Pinkerton detectives, passed through Ogden this morn ing on their way to Ban Francisco. They are to take the place of the striking operators in San Francisco. Members of the party said the strike in San Francisco has been antici pated. NOVELTY m m CO. . ODDY, MANAGER. Coquille Transfer Co., Manufacturers KNIVES AND SCISSORS H. MANSELL, Prop. W. You can have your name and ad dress or any picture or Lodge em blem you wish ( n any knife you W IL L M E E T A L L B O A TS A N D T R A IN S . purchase. Call on C- W . G il m a n Purties having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by call- ocalL Agent. in Phone 116. Nice line of silks just arrived at Mrs. Nosler’s. The safe and reliable tiwn- screw The New and Speedy, “ White River” Flour is tho best Robiusou has it. Str. Elizabeth For Sale, one work horse six years old, weight over 1300 pounds. Apply to Frank Nelson, Norway. W A g e n t fo r th e b e s t G o o s C o u n ty Coal. JOHN Y O A K A M , President- C apt. Olsen, Master. Wil! make regular trips between Coquille River and San Francisco. F or sa l e . —A lot of good house hold furniture. Apply to Mrs. E. Np Stop-over at W a y Ports. A. Barnett, just east of the Chris Electric Lights. ’Everything in First tian church. Class Style. Successors to Dean & Morgan. Fresh and Salt Meats, Fancy and Staple Lard, Ham and Bacon We keep Bread, Cakes and Pies on hand at all times. by phone delivered promptly. W. T. DEMENT Sec’y & Mgr. ENTERPRISE MEfIT CO., The New Bakery Orders for extra baking filled on short notice J. M. W A G N E R. Vice President. Groceries PRINCIPAL PLACE Op BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON Orders Bakery opposite the BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mill Store, Front street. JOHN YOAKAM J. W. W A G N E R W. T. DEMENT. MRS. NETTIE MEEKER, PROPRIETRESS. Albert Fish, W. H. 8GHR 0EDER | Deafer in N E W A N D SECOND H AN D BICYCLES All kinds of Bicycle Fixtures. Ladies’ and Gouts’ Wheels to ltent REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. I I I I 1 Pittenger & W a rd Watchmaker and Jeweler, § Front Street, C O Q U IIs L E , A ll w o r k OREGON. g uar anteed . < /W W W W W W W W W W W W ' NORTH BEND, ORE. The only Compete line o f A B STRA CTS ABSTRACTS A BSTRACTS A BSTRACTS TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY M IL L and LOGGING! SU PPLIES F Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. We have completed a thorough, up-to-date In the County A b stra ct m m P lan t. We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short notice, and orders will receive careful ahd prompt attention. W h e n Y ou W a n t G ood Coal B u y Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank Coquille “ - Coquille Post Office. P E A R T 'S COAL MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. Leave Orders at Kerr's Store O X TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., J. S . Barton, Abstractor. B ST R A C T S ABSTRA CTS Henry Sengstacken, Manager. ABSTRACTS ABSTRA CTS HAVE E. L. TOZSER YO U DEALER IN HARNESS AN and EXTRAS Before purchasing liar - j EDISON sta te-oi Ualitorobt, O trom , Nev.o's. . . , , _, and Washington Territory,” « v R e p a ir in g Of H cW i iSS Clllll SllOCS. I tended to nil the Pnlili- lain I -l.n -e I bv act of August 4. 1802. ness elsewhere, get our prices. W ILLIAM G. MEHL, I of Coquille, County of Coos, State of We are offering the Best Bargains in the C o n ' Oregon, lias this .lay filed in this oltiee his sworn statement No. 8016, for the purchase of the South East quarter of Section No.29.in Township No.26 Soutb, : Range No. 14 West, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more ! valuable for timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before James Watson, Comity Clerk, ex-officio Clerk of County Court, Coos County, Oregon, at liis office at Coquille. Oregon, on Wednesday, the 17»Ii day of July, 1907. He names as witnesses: Myron H Wickliam, Oscar Wickham. George O I .each and George A Mehl, all of Co quille, Coo* C mnty, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adverse GOODS FRESH. PRICES LOW. GIVE H E A CALL ly the above-described lands are*re- quested to file their claims in this office on or before said 17th day of July, 190 ? BENJAMIN !.. F.DDY, Aegiste j > oooocoooooocn ^< x > oo < n > ocoo < m H. BANNING GROCERIES FLOOR AND PEED. , VICTOR ZONOPRQNE OR Columbia Talking Machine and Records? If not, you can get them as cheap and on as easy payments at E. C. BARKER & CO.’S as von can any place in the world. We also carry a complete line o Watches, Clocks, Siluerware and Jewelrq of all kinds. Repair work done that stay* fixed. If not, your money back ♦ I