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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1907)
Coquille licM à COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , JU LY 31, 1907. V o l . 24: N o. 43. G u ard s to M an F orts. J W Carter, costs, fees in re Koaki, insane..................... 3 00 Washington, July 15.—The tx- E E Straw, examining Koaki 5 00 periment in the recent array maneu F W Reeder, witness, * • 1 70 A Machado, Prosper........... vers of stationing militia troops in E L C Ferrin, conducting ex C Gant, Rowland................. coast defense has proved so success amination $ 10 , not allowed T J Goodale, Sumner........... ful that the War Department has W Culin, examining Geo W In Re Room Rent meals etc for Williams, insane............... 5 00 decidod to make permanent arrange election. ments for this use of the state sol E M Blackerby, constable fees J D Bennett meals for Twin companies are 'to be in re Williams, insane....... 9 40 diers. Board.................................. 3 00 organized in the militia to supple, R E Gordon, witness in re J R Ligbtner room rent N Williams insane................. 7 20 meut the regulars, and will be Mfld................................ 2 60 assigned to stats batteries at the Ralph Holm, witness, Will Mrs Wickham meals for iams, insane..................... 7 20 points which they will be expected Board.................................. 3 00 to defend in the event of war. This Taxation. Ira Metcalf meals for Board policy haviog been adopted, the S S lu ................................... 9 60 Alexander Carlson, refund of War Department will now take steps taxes doubly assessed....... 11 20 to make it effective. The aid o f the Jas Ferry Room Rent S Roads and Bridges. M fld................................... 2 50 governors of the various states is Myitle Point Mill Co, lumber Gallier Bros meals for Board necessary in order to get the matter R D 17............................... 28 80 properly before the members of the B andon.............................. 1 50 City of Myrtle Pt room rent 2 60 John Lusk, lumber R D 1 7 ... 5 40 National Guard and to have them Arthur Coleman, labor “ ... 18 00 thoroughly interested in the pro Hotel Guerin meals for “ “ ... 14 00 ject Board................................. 1 50 Will Coleman, Consequently Assistant Sec Jas Hall, labor with team..... 21 00 retary of War Oliver will shortly C W Taylor room rent $5 “ “ 4 00 send letters to all the Governors, allowed ............................ 2 50 O 8 Coleman “ R H Rosa, lumber R D 19... 87 56 asking them to communicate the I Chandler room rent and meals for Board Lee....... 4 25 Coos Bay R A R K & Nav Co facte to the state organizationa and freight on rock, & lumber... 50 CO ask their co-operation. E Schneider fixing booths M Point............................... 2 60 In re Rock Quarry Expenses. “ We want the state troops to feel," W. W. Gage delivering sup Claude Randleman, labor... 20 25 said Mr. Oliver, “ that they are at plies to precincts............... 19 00 Joe Barkdoll, labor........... 35 00 liberty to visit the coast batteries at E G D Holden canvassing W F Keller .......... 25 00 any time of the year for the pur votes ................................. 3 00 A 8 Rickman “ ............ 17 50 pose of studying or otherwise be I E Rose canvassing votes 4 80 A H Smith •• 40 50 coming familiar with the gune and Buahong A Co., election en ’• ........... 90 00 general equipment. The war games John West velopes ............................. 34 80 W F Keller •• ............ 96 00 for this year were planned with the C O Dryden printing ballots 100 00 A 8 Rickman •• ............ 32 28 idea of determining whether the Coquille Valley Centinel reg Willis Rickman •• ........... 108 95 state organizations could be used blanks................................... 32 00 P Rickman “ ...................... 20 10 for coast artillery work. The suc Stationery A Printing ClaudeRandleman” ........... 56 25 cess of the maneuvers has proved Myrtle Point Enterprise Birdie Randleman “ ........... 66 37 that the state soldiers possess all the proceedings....................... 48 45 Joe Barkdoll “ ........... 33 62 qualifications necessary to make ad Herald Notice and prooee 1- B B Saunders “ ........... 50 62 mirable men behind the guns in the in g s ........................................ 21 65 Earl Watkins “ ........... 62 12 coast forts. Now it is our intention C O DrydeD, blanks for vari “ ........... 57 37 to make permanent assignments of Ray Watkins ous offices.......................... 113 35 E Nelson « ........... 41 62 stale troops to certain batteries, T J Thrift stamps Assrs ofee 6 75 G W Eby “ 49 50 which they will be expected to man G A Bennett, printing Assrs John Leggett “ ........... 15 75 duiing the maneuvers each yeor and office........ ........................... 65 00 Geo Kribs “ .......... 37 54 in i nso af war.” Coquille Valley Sentinel Grover Wilson “ .......... 27 00 A Grea.er Oregon State Fair” blanks e t c ........................ 18 15 Fred Spires •* 20 25 Mann & Beach 10 booka James Bros freight......... . 1 10 is the motto for this year's exposi- hunters License............... 12 50 W F Keller, pipe and fittings | 55 I tion at Salem—September 16 to 21, James Watson Stamps ex- Myrtle Point Mill Co, lumbr 60 10 ¡ ' “ elusive. Tbe big premium list for the pressage etc ...................... 40 00 Huling, Lundy A Sons, hard Greater Oregon Slate Fair, Septem Bushong A Co., blank booka ware....................................... 33 00 ber 16-21, is ready for distribution, blanks Index e tc.............. 527 85 Myrtle Point Hardware Co, In Re Poor Farm expenses. hardware, etc.................... 9 60 and will be mailed on application to ail persons interested. Prospect J W Leneve Mdse............... 223 05 Lloyd Spires, freight on sup Enterprise Meat Market plies....................................... 21 95 ive exhibitors should secure this . meats etc..\....................... 96 14 B F Collier, carpenter work 24 00 book at once. Entered an aeooml-claaa matter May County Court Proceedings. K H Hansen, Missouri....... 8, 191)5, at the poatoffice at CaquiUe, Geo Chard, Newport........... Oregon, under ac ;t of Congre«» of March Schedule of Expenses Allowed by the 3,1879. J B Lamb, Norway............... County Court July, 1S07, Tone DR. RICHMOND PH YSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office at Slocum’ « Drug Store. C oqviu .1, O r k o o n . Phone Main (123. ! 1 A. F. Kirshman, D kntibt . Office two doors South of Post office. . Coquille . . Oregon. W. E. THRESHER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW W iddkrburn . . . . . O rkoon PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO.. FRANK B l'R K H O L D K R , MOR. Farm«, Timber and Coal Lands. Residence and Business Property. Mining ij^pck. OREGON COQUILLE, E. D, SPERRY Attorney and Connoellor at Law. Office in Robinson Building W. C. CHASE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office in Robinson Raildiag, Upstairs I C. R. BARROW. Attorney and Counsellor at Law First-class References Continued from last weak. In re elections— judges and clerks. Missouri. J D Bennett........................$ 3 00 J M Bright........................... 3 00 E A M a reen ..................... . 3 00 Walter Bennett................... 3 00 K H Hansen......................... 3 00 I T W eekly........................... 3 00 Myrtle Point. W O C ooper........................ B C Lehmanowsky............ V L Arrington.................... T E Dickson......................... E E Bender........................ T W McCloskey.................. E W Hermann..................... I E Rose............................... Guy Rose............................... C E Hilling.......................... W W Williams.................. M R L ee............................... Newport I Deweese............................. I W ilson............................... Geo. Chard........................... T P W ilson,......................... John Bernilt......................... James Oldland..................... North Bend. F M Rummell....................... B W Taylor.......................... W E Thorp........................... C H Ferris........................... H C Blake............................. J W Grout........................... R C Holmes........................... J H Diers............................. Norway Jas D Clinton..................... A M Snyder.......................... P S Robinson....................... R S Tyrrell........................... J B Lamb.......................... A H Scbroeder................. Parkersburg F Flam.............................. Fifteen Years* Experience O oquillb C ity , O hk | T W Drone.................... M G Marsh........................... M C Devereux............ J. W. Dixon........... J. J. STANLEY law yer Martin Building, - C > q u ii,i> a . O Eront Street bsoo n A. J. Sherwood, A ttobnrt at -L » w , N otary P ublic , I V C oquille, : : Oregon Walter Sinclair, 1 ATrORNHT-AT-L»W, N otary P u b l ic , Coquille, : : Oregon. Hall & Hall, A ttornbts - at -L a w , Desleí in K sal E stati o f all kinds. Marshfield, Oregon. C. A. Sehlbrede, Attorney-at-Law , Notary Public. Phone 761. .M xrshfiki . d , O rkoon . 1 1 E. G. D. Holden, LtwYia, J ustiob or TH« Paxoa 0 . 8. Comtaissioanr, General Inaoranee in Robinson Building. Coquille regon. COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO S tr. D I S P A T C H Tom White, M a *W ¿caves | Arrive« Ran rloit.......7 A*H. | Coquille . . . 10 a - m . Canaille....... 1 p m . | Bandon . . . 4 p-w. Connects at Coqtiille with train tor Marshfield and steamer E„*ho for Myrtle Point. S tr. F A V O R I T E J. U. Mnomaw. Master, aye | Arrives Coquille....... 7 a - m . I Bandon. .10:45 A-M. Bandon.......... I p-M. | Coquille 4 45 p - m . S tr. E C H O H. J sms. MasWr. ....... ™ I Arrfrss ViyrtleFoiat . . . 7 a - v . I nqtriMs C’ y 9 30 a a rv^nflts C ity.. .1 r-». I Myit,« P t . 4 I» r u Daily .inept Sunday. Prosper J A Hamblock........^ ..... M A Machado ....................... E Heuckendorff................... Wm Hansen................... E W Fahy........................... R W Bullard...................... Riverton. W D Roberts....................... M W McCormick........ G H S ell....................... John Meador.................... Wm Rohm........................... O A K elly............................. Rowland Prairie C C Carter............................ W H Hayes........................... J D Hayes ..................... W L H ood............. C Gant................................... R P Carman........................ South Slough C E Getty.............................. Geo Wasson................... Cyrus Ferrie......................... Ira A Albee........................... Harrey Metcalf.................... Sumner W C Harris......................... Thos Goodale...................... A D Boone............................ W C Harris J r..................... F E W ilson..................... Ten Mile Benj Roberts ...................... B F Adams........................... Oliver Landrefb................... David O. K inyon................. I Dan W alker...................... In Re Delivering returns to C F Lorens, Bandon....... A Knight, Coaledo............. John Porter, N Coos........... V M Underwood, Deer Pk. W. Turpen, Empire........... C T Blumeorotber, 4 Mile... E D Myers, L ee................... F M Fried berg, S Mfld....... M R Lee, Myrtle P t............. J W Grout, N Bend..........." R Pomeroy, Parkersburg..... M W MeCormac, Riverton.. H Metcalf, S Slough......... 0 Landrilh, Ten Mile........... J L Barker, Burton........... Julius Kruse, Coos C ily....... E T Ouffelt, Coos Riv.......... E P Mast, Dorm................... 1 H. H. Brownson, Enchanted Oscar Ohmao, Lake............. J R Lghtner, S M fld.......... 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 3 3 3 3 3 3 00 00 00 00 00 00 6 00 6 00 3 00 3 00 6 00 6 00 3 00 3 00 3 3 3 3 00 00 00 00 3 4 1 4 4 2 30 40 90 60 80 00 R S Knowlton, drugs, etc... 39 00 S H McAdams, smithing... 26 4o C H Banning, groceries... 45 30 P E Drane, merchandise... 39 00 Geo Conger, stall hire....... 2 65 T H Mehl & Co, hardware 17 84 C M Skeels, groceries....... 22 45 N Lorenz, drygoods, etc... 10 25 J A Lamb A Co, hardware 2 85 Elmer Cooper, labor........... 72 33 Clarence Conger, “ ........... 22 00 James Crewe, “ ........... 4 66 Chae E Fox, salary as supt 175 00 Lloyd Spires, labor in quar ry as Supt......................... 46 25 D. F. Dean, printing notice R. D. 11,12, 17, 30 ............. 25 85 D F Dean, printing notice to 3 15 contractors....................... J D Bennett, exam ¡Rackliff bridge bolts wrench etc. 24 40 S B Cathcart surveying roads and bridges........... 97 85 A N Gould surveying roads and bridges......................... 60 00 Stephen Gallier viewing road.................................... 54 80 Geo Griffin viewing roads 42 60 25 Beall A Co., Springs for rock crusher..................... 18 75 00 Coq. Hill A Mctl Co., lum ber R D 16....................... 669 25 65 G W Swan taking J D Ben nett Acknowledgment $2. 00 not allowed. 00 Simpson Lumber Co, labor bills R D No 3, $438 05 25 not allowed. L E Robbins, bridge timber 00 continued. Walter Bennet, damages for 00 fence in R D No 17 ...... 50 00 In re Indigent Expenses. J D Wetmore, expense hos pital contract................... 488 Keeping C T Riley........... 75 Joe Ferry, supplies for W in. ter....................................... 21 R E L Bedillion, burial lot for S P Stair.... •.............. 5 St Vincents Uospita', keep ing Jno Koski................... 30 Cbas Stauff, supplier for Brown and Williams....... 10 Bandon Furniture’ Co, buri- «1 of Stair........................... 20 S O Company, supplies for Nancy Palmer................... 29 C M Skeels, supplies for El. sie Fredenberg.................. 5 05 Jos Flam, keeping and buri al of Chaa Ward............... 40 00 C A Johnson, burial of Way- m er.................................... 22 50 Coqtiille Furniture Co, buri al, etc, C T Riley.............. 40 50 Pat Kelly, burial J M Smith 20 00 C xquille Furniture Co, buri al Bowers, shades Asses sor’s office......................... O A Kelly, bsl burial of Aug Johnson............................. Insane Expenses C L Pennoek, examining R P Smith foijainssnity............. 5 .1 W Carter, iwiviDg subpoe na? etc, Smith, insane....... C W Tower,examining Smith W Haydon, " “ Nellie Owen, witness in Smith insanity................... Edw Donnelly, in re witness. Smith insanity................... C L Pennoek, examining Ma tilda Koaki, insane Wool! Wool!! W. T. Kerr wants your wool. Will take all you have from 1 to 20,000 pounds. Give him a call be fore you contract. Was In poor Health For years Ira W. Kelly, of Manshfield. Pa., writes: “ I was in poor healtn for two years, suffering from kidney and bladder troubc, and spent con siderable money consulting physic ians without obtaining any masked benefit, but was cured by Foley’s Kidney Cure, and I desire to add my testimony that it may be the cause of restoring the health of others.” Refuse substitutes. Sold by E. J. Slocum. Geo. Conger, Under New M anagem ent. Livery S F Stable -C l a s s . Successor to J. T. UtVe Josh’s Place, T. H. M EH L,¡Proprietor. * * * * * * Card \rooms ^ Billiard and and * * Soft f f Drins ^ (I) Pool Tables 7K Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. City News Stand. NV M / N l / N l / N l / N I / N l/ \ u N|/ N|/ N¡ / A [ / \ j / ✓ N TN / n 7 in / in /I n /TN / in /TN / in / in /I n /f\ / N / Nl/ N J/ N l / N l / in 71 n /TN 7TÑ /IN /I n / in / * * * * in /IN 7 in / in a n ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- STAGE LINE B. FE N TO N Saddle Horses of best quality always on band. G ood Riga in i< di ness for special trips. In faot, a general Stage and Livery bu ein os. Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty Leave Coquille at 6 a. m„ arriving at Roseburg at 10 p. m. Fare $5.50 North Coquille Store M RS. M . C. BOYRIE, Proprietress. Fancy and Staple Groceries. Nuts, Candies, To bacco and Cigars. North br.d ¿ rienrv Street Bridge. W. L. McADAM 8 ' 8 . H. McADAMS McADÄMS BROS. EXPERT BLACKSMITHS and Horse Shoers CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORK C o q u ille LOGGERS' SUPPLIES AND OUTFITS * O rego n IS Mi IT WILL COST TN NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Coq ferry slip................... 36 50 Have you examined fhat fins Pan C H Simpson, salary ferry ama dress goods at O Wilson A man and sundries...............141 C o’s. 8 H McAdams, iron reel for Mason jar caps and Rubbers at ferry...........*......................... 4 Robinson’s. J O Fish, wood reel for ferry 2 J A Lamb, sundry hardware for ferry............................. 53 t r ic t l y ir s t Hay, Grain, Feed. O p p o site I. O. O. F. Hall * * * * X X * * * * p™£ Best of Turnouts Feed and Sale Wool! II Department of the Interior, Land Office at Roaeburg, Oregon, July 6, 1907. Notice is hereby given that Clarence Wstere, of McKinley, Oregon, has filed notice of his intention to make final five- year proof in support of his claim, viz: Homestead entry No. 11437 made April 8, 1902, for the N * SEJ*. SW.«* N E ^ and lot 2, Section 6, Township 28 8., Range 11 W ., and that said proof will be made before L. A. I.TIjeqvist, U. 8. Com missioner, at his office at Marshfield, Ferries. Oregon, on Saturday, September 7,1907, Irs Albee, salary to June 30 He names the following witneesee to ruDDing S Slough ferry...120 00 prove his continuous residence npon, and cultivation of, said land, Viz: A L Smith A Son. supplies for William H. Myers, of Lee, Oregon, 8 Slough ferry $17. not al Arthur Brown, “ “ lowed. Webb Meet, •• M Coq Mill A Mctl Co, lumber Henry Hervey, “ " for Coq ferry................... 2 56 BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. A Plunders hauling send off ----- —• «>» -------- — - Continued on second page. |1.50 P e b Y e a r to write for our big F R E E R lC Y C L E r showing the moat complete line o f ■ CYCLES, T IK E S and SU N D R IES i t B E L O W any other manufacturer or dealer in the world. D O N O T B U Y A B IC Y C L E S ^ or on any kind o f Urrns. until y o u hare received our complete W o o logues Illustrating and describing every kind of high-grade and Ion bicycles, old patterns and latest models, and learn of our remarkable PR IC E S and w onderful new offers made possible by selling from I direct to rider with no middlemen’s profits. W E S H IP O B A P P R O V A L w ithout a eont deposit. P s y the Freight allow 10 D ays g|># Trinl and make other liberal terms which no o house in the world will do. You will learn everything and gat much “ able information by simply writing us a postal. , We need a R M mm A m m nt in every town and can offer an oppocl to make money to suitable young men who apply at one*. 0 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES M l . 8 0 w p n w m vim ¥ 4 b You m S a m p le ‘ » f o r Only _ WONT ___ , LET 1 out tm « ( c a s h w i t h o n o k w 9 * *®) NO MOfiE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES. Result of 15 yeanexperienceinjtuw - making. N o d anger fr o m T H O R N S . C A C - T U S . P IN S . N A I L S . T A C K S o r C L A S S , genoua punctures, like intentional knife cut», can be vulcanized like any other tire. - Twa HunOrad Thousand pairs naw In ariaal n e . Over Sawnty-five Thousand pairs sold lest yew. __ i£ £ ^ «a5¿r O r M M F m S l Made la all i t a « . ---- w ith « special quality of rubber .w h k h n eret t ■ ferventi i