Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, January 27, 1909, Image 4

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    Willis Rickman, right of
preceedings of the County Court of
A General Port Law.
way for road....................
n
d
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7 5o Coos County, Oregon, ia a true a
H C Uryaut, labor It D 18
Correct synopsis of the bills of ex-
A letter from one of tlio mem-
special...............................
18 oo pense upon the various funds of bers of the committee appointed by
D F D E A N , PROPRIETOR
In Re Ferries.
the County as the same was audi- j the Governor to prepare a bill for a
C. O. D R YD EN , M A N A G E R
Henry Michelbriuk, feiry-
I ted and allowed at the January general port law says that the corn-
man Coos River...............
25 oo 1909 Term of said Court, as the mittee met lately in Portland and
C ou n ty O fficial Paper.
Levi Nichols ferryman Co­
same appears of record in the argreed upon a bill,
PUULI8HED EVKKY WEDNESDAY.
quille,...............................
28 5o j Journal of said Cornt now in my of-
There was present as members
J A Lamb A Co hardware
\ fice and custody.
of the committee Francis H. Clarke
to y a M U sk . M w a i u d W l i ! Melr0,,e Re8,‘ urent' mesU
. ma
cable etc Coquille...........
43 20
buildingof theCoqaille Valley partionlarly
for Jewett...................
3 75
Witness my band and the seal of of Marshfield, Peter l.oggie of
»ad of G ood County generally.
I
McAdams Bros, smithing
said Court hereunto affixed this North Bend, I. B. Cushman ot
Subscription, per year, in advance. 91.60 Pioneer Market, supplies
Coquille, .......................
58 3o 18th day of Januaiy, 1909.
Acme and J. Couch Flanders of
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■ ■■■
i for / Nelson....................
23 50
Phone, Main 55.
James Watson.
J N McNair, ferryman,
Portland, Herman Wise,of Astoria,
N O W Perkins, formula
County Clerk. who was also appointed on the
Coquille.................... ..
95 oo j
Wise residence,...............
2 75
County Court Proceedings,
Ira Albee, ferryman South
committee, did not appear.
In Re Roads and Bridges.
A sk Better Mail Service
Slough.............................
8o oo
The committee were in session
Labor bills in R D 4.
(Concluded from 1st poge.)
about five hours aod the bill agreed
Victor Stauff,..................
21 00 W Albert Wyman, ferry­
Washington, Jan. 21. — -Repre­ upon is, in the main, the bill which
man South S lo u g h ,.. . .
l o oo
A A R ay,.............................
21 00
Stella W eekly......................... 9
sentative Hawley has entered com­ was drawn by Mr. Flanders at the
Ferry.
In
Re
East
Marshfield
C C Johnson........................
2100
R C Lyons............................. 9
plaint with the postoffice depart­ request of the Siuslaw people last
Works,
Harry W W alker,..............
21 00 Pacific Launch
In re State vs Innis Rose, jr.
ment
about the slow service ulong fall.
hardware labor etc........ 182 55
Only two minor changes
A F Crocker........................
12 00
Thomas Green....................... 5
the route betweeu Roseburg and were made in the original bill.
Alex
Hall,
labor,
..............
14o
oo
Wm Lindstrom,.................
21 00
Wm Lundy............................. 3
Marshfield. Residents of Marsh­
One of the change was in regard
Wm E Homme,..................
2 00 David Peters, labor,.......... 145 25
I E Rose................................. 7
field
and intermediate territory as­ to boundaries.
4o 00
The bill permits
O II Iverson, .....................
2 00 Lon Miller, labor,...............
Mrs Lee Ray........................... 6
19 oo sert that the carrier along this route each district to establish its own
Carl Flaaten,.......................
2 00 Geo Smallwood, labor........
Oliver Färber......................... 5
2o 6o is not delivering mail according to boundaries provided it does not in­
John Bear.............................
5 00 Coos Bay Oil Co, oil etc,
Mary Färber........................... 5
schedule, and has become alto­ clude territory that drains into
B F Savage.........................
5 00 Pacific Tool Works, bolts,
Fred Estberg......................... 4
gether to careless. The depart- some other navigable river.
etc....................................
11
73
O A Wirtb................
5 00
W W Williams....................... 6
ment has promised to make au in­
The second change is in the way
F Hanson,............................
5 00 Nelson Iron Works, ma­
Grover Brown....................... 5
chine work e tc ,..............
lo6 74 vestigation ami take steps 1 °com_ 0f selecting the port commissioners
J
W
Hurst..........................
4
00
S 0 Braden........................... 3 80
pel the carrier to observe bis sched in each dUtrict who will hav,
Pacific Boat House, grid­
Clare Dement.......................... 6 00 Simpson Lumber Co, lum­
I charge of the business pertaining
iron for dock..................
5 oo ule.
ber....................................
110 29
Iven Bose............................... 6 00
to the harbor.
The new bill pro­
A
A u t h o r ’ «* S t n l e m o n 1
N F A Ed Throne..............
4 00 Pacific Tool Works, smith­
Geo Hermann........................
6 00
ing....................................
lo o
For several years I was afflicted vides that the first commission shall
In re witnesses before Grand W H Noble supervisor R
wiih kidney trouble, and last win­ j be appointed by the governor in­
D 8....................................
40 00 C A Smith Lumber Co,
jury.—Concluded
ter
I was suddenly stricken .vith a stead of by the circuit Judge as the
lu m ber,............................
1 44
North Bend Hardware Co
J L R id e r ............................... 11 80
severe pain in my kidneys and was
9 00 confined to bed eight days unable j bill was first drawn.
powder efc R D 8,........
118 00 C A Johnson, sundries.......
Frank Fish.............................. 22 ¿0
Pioneer Hardware Co, rope
to get up without assistance. My j The bill will be introduced in the
W W Endicott....................... 11 80 W A Noble labor per var­
paint etc,........................i
14 lo urine contained a thick white sedi-1 senate by Senator Chase, of Coos
ious
persons.....................
102
50
Russell Hermann................... 11 80
ment and I passed same frequently County, and in the house at the
bill of City
Smith A Freer, smithing,
19 80 Alex Hall,
Julia Endicott....................... 11 80
Front Mill........................
1 7o day and night. I commenced tak­ same time by Hon. L. E. Beau of
W II Norton, Supervisor
Adrian L Endicott..... ....... 11 80
ing Foley’s Kidney Remedy, and T
_
.
T. .
... •. -n
McPherson Giuser Co,
B D 10 labor per various
the pain gradually abated and fin- Lane County- 11 » f o u g h t it will
Pearl Endicott....................... 11 80
mt bbl...............................
1 25 ally ceased, and my urine became j be passed by the legislature, quick-
person,............................. 179 00
Cecil M oore........................... 7 40
I cheerfully recommend ly, as there are so many places
E C Hall, labor..................
10 oo normal.
Otto Epps, on contract R
Charles Powers..................... 5 60
1 5o Foley’s Kidney Remedy. Sold by along the coast that want n law of
D l l special,................... 266 04 The Sun, sign cards,.. . . . .
Herbert M oore......... ............ 7 40
this kind< and u wi„ not in any
Oliver Larsen, labor, .......
15 75 Slocum Drug Co.
V N Barker, lumber, R D
Chas Kronkolm .................... 6 20
way interfere with those places that
11 special,....................... 2079 00 Marshfield Hardware Co.
Oregon’s Share of
Frank Bowron....................... 5 60
| do not wish to take advantage of
fittings etc,......................
16 45
In Re Labor Bill in R D 12.
Emmett Pierce....................... 5 60
Forestry Receipts. ! its provisions. —News
Violet Henderson, time
Frank Sherman...................... 6 20 E N Harry, Supervisor,.., 200 65
tables,...............................
2 5o
Coquille
Hardware Co
Ray H Reed............................ 10 80
Washington, Jan., 19.—The Sec - 1
Many little lives have been saved
shovels peavies................
6 20 Coos Bay Oil Supply Co.
William Farrin....................... 3 00
retnry
of the Treasury today sent by Foley's Honey and Tar, for
oil etc................................
62 45
G GSwan, labor..................
11 37
Finis Houser......................... 3 00
warrants aggregating «444,ooo to coughs, colds, croup and whooping
In Re Miscellaneous Expenses.
Charley Lind......................
64 00
Lee Goodman, bailiff........... 10 50
western states for their share of the cough. It is the only safe remedy
L
A
Liljeqvist,
tele
travel­
E P S Abernethy, lumber, 400 00
W W Gage, special depuy
1908 forestry recipts. Oregon’s for infants and children, as it con
ing expenses,.................
36 5o
Huling A Lundy Sons,
tains no opiates or other narcotic
hire, etc................................ 65 50
warrant is $32,318; Washington’ s drugs, and children like Foley’s
powder etc.......................
52 00 J K Gill, supplies for sur­
Hotel Coquille, meals for
i Honey and Tar.
Careful mothers
veyor,..............................
15 94 |13,17o.
Albert Davis, labor............
72 00
• «•» -
jurors..... .............................. 3 25
i keep a bottle in the house. Refuse
E N Harry, team hire........
56 50 L A M Alexander, bal on
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts substitutes. Sold by E J Slocum-
L F Falkenstein, wit, State
typewritea,......................
35 00 from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’e,
M C Miller, hauling............
14 25
vs Anderson ..................... 4 60
F A Baker, labor,................
60 25 W W Gage, board of pris­
In Re Election Expenses.
oners....................... . . . .
24 28
John Haily Laird, hauling
37 50
The Sun, Reg blanks........
10 00
Coquille Laundry, wash­
R W Bullard Supervisor R
Coquille Livery Co deliver­
ing for jail.......................
7 95
D 14, labor......................
34 09
ing supplies,....................
7 50
Phoebe Whetstone, wash­
Pioneer Hardware Co pow­
Coquille Brass Band, hall
ing for Court H ouse,..
10 15
der etc...............................
18 60
rent 2 elections,.............
5 00
Peart Bros, coal.................
49 9o
In Re Labor in R D 16
AGENT FOR
J L Laird, delivering sup­
l o 5o
B II Burns, supervisor,.....
14 50 J F Fouts, w ood,..............
plies,..................................
6 50
A Flanders, labor, .............
13 00 Mansell Drayage Co, dray-
Mark A Getty, clerk Em­
age etc..............................
5 5o
James Collier, labor............
15 00
pire....................................
3 00.
Aldon Howe, labor.............
26 00 Coquille Wood Yard, dray
Joseph Ferry, hall rent......
2 00
age....................................
2 75
Geo Stephenson, labor,.....
6 00
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Myrtle Point City hall rent
2 50
Coquille
River Electric
In Re Labor etc in R D 18.
F E Schofield, meals for
Call and see me before buying elsewhere.
Light Co, lights.............
17 oo ¡>5
52 50
election boards...................
6 50 J Wayne, labor....................
McAdams Bros, smithing
2 75
P
McNeal,
labor................
48
25
School District 25, hall rent 2 00
4 20
C Belien, labor....................
5 50 J A Lamb A Co, hardware
Prosper Mill Co meals for
Pioneer
Hardware
Co,
12 10
Board.................................
2 50 Huling A Lundy, hardware
railing flanges,..............
3 Oo j
Volkmar Bros hardware,. .
3 50
Gallier Bros meals for
53 o3
lee, labor....................
9 00 R S Knowlton, sundries,. .
Board,........
Mrs
S
A
Yoakam,
salary
Betw een San F ra n c is c o and Bandon
'eekly, labor,............
38 75
Geo Woodru
Dairy Commissioner,...
24 17
bins,
labor,..............
3
00
fleer, Mfld
<1
lieu, labor,...............
17 00 A N Gould, establ shiDg
Alice M Tuttl
corners,............................
7o 5 o )
Waterman, labor..........
34 00
JO J r
Gust Johnson,
L Harrbon, Stock Inspec­
3 80
In Re Labor bills etc iu R D 19.
C E Edwards Keg voters,
T w in Screw , N ew and F a st
tor, ...................................
25 oo
4 60 Thomas Coats, supervisor,
63 80
John Wilson, Reg voters,
D Madonna, Interperter,
1 00 R H Rosa, lumber.............
Mrs C M Wickham, meals,
34 15
In Re Officeis and Deputies Sal­
In Re Stationery Printing Etc. Cox A Rockwell, lumber, 293 67
aries.
Myrtle Point Enterprise.
J H Radabuugh, supervis­
W H Bunch, salary and
Court proceedings etc.,
53 00
or, R D 22.....................
57 00
F a ir rate and
expenses as Superintend­
O u r Interests a re y o u r Interests
Coquille Herald, the same
54 35 Johnson Lumber Co, lum­
ent,...................................
216 5o
Coos Bay Harbor, notices
ber.....................................
26 49
goo d service o u r m otto.
W Culin. Health officer...
41 78
etc......................................
9 20 A D Davis supervisor R D
M O Hawkins, Deputy As­
A F Linegar, Stamped en-
24.......................................
53 12
sessor, .............................. 148 Bo
velepoes,...........................
44 08
I d Re Labor bibs in R D 25.
J S Lawrence labor for Aa-
G A Bennett, notices......
1 35 JeuBe Clinton, labor and
Flsst-Cle«»
M . t l » . t alt H ou iu
scssor,.......................... .
5 oo
C O Dry den, blahks for var
P n o m e a m to 0 p m .
S . s v i...
timber,............................
8 75 J E Burnap, labor for
ious officers,....................
60 00 John Orr, labor team........
3 00
Sheriff..............................
65 oo
James Watson, postage etc
20 00 Thoa Root, labor team,, ,,
4 00
W
L
Oddy,
labor
for
W W Gage, postage,
no­
W U Widby, labor with
Sheriff.............................. 122 5o
tice CArds etc,.................. 142 14
team..................................
4 00 R H Mast, labor for clerk, 19o 75
C. A. H A R R IN G T O N , Proprietor.
Coquille Valley Sentinel,
Ed Haines. labor team........
3 00
Ray
Collier,
labor
for
letter heads,.....................
3 00 R L Wagner, Supervisor
S p « « l a l A t t e n t i o n O l v . n te
w. p i a k . q . t a . t o
clerk..................................
77 5o
C i m m . n l i l Mon
s.g u la e B oard«««.
Busbong & Co blanks books
R D 31.............................
3 33
Jotty L Watson, labor for
stationery e to „................. 254 00 Wagner A Lewis, on con-
clerk................................
117 Bo
Glass A Prudhome Co., Tor­
Survej» Made, Estimates Furnished
General Construction
tract R D 31 special,..,. 108 78
E A Anderson, Commis­
Work.
on all Classes of Constr iction Work
rens system blanks............ 120 00 L H Heisner, supervisor R
sioner, salary aud mile­
In Re Poor Farm and
D 5 appropriation.......... 143 00
E H K E RN
age....................................
67 8o
Infirmary,
Civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineer
L H Heisner, supervisor, R
W
T
Dement
Commission­
P E Drano merchandise,..,
83 30
D 6. labor........................ 253 06
Land, Drainage and Mining Surveys Executed W ith
er, salary.........................
54 40
R S Knowlton, sundries,
In Re Bills for labor in R D 17. John Hall, Judge salary,
Accuracy and Dispatch.
d r u g s ,................................ 36 80 W T Brady, labor.............
6 25
and mileage,..................
166 66;
W T Kerr & Co merchandise 31 25 Ed Olson, labor team,. . . .
COQUILLE, OREGON
8 oo
In Ite Miscellaneous Expeusep. 1 Second Door Hast of P. O.
Geo A Robinson, merchan­
Wm Smith, labor,..............
2 oo James Pierson, support of
dise........................ ............. 14 30 G G Swan, labor,..............
2 oo
self for August,..............
6 oo
C M Skeels, merchandise, 32 40 JeffCrosbv, labor...............
2 oo W Culin, examining Ocb-
J W Leneve, merchandise,
9 45
Miscellaneous Road Rills.
ini, insane........................
5 00 |
Land A Lyons, merchandise, 8 70 Bandon Hardware Co. mer-
Geo W Martin, labor in R
Every form o f delicacy in this line, aud all the staple
N Lorenz, m erchandise,.,,,
8 90
chandise for R D 2 4 ,....
5 65
D 26................................. 100 00
articles—the freshest and purest.
O Wilson, merchandise,....... 12 56 David Roberts, labor R D 1
12 oo R F Carman, Supervisor,
J A Lamb A Co., hardware,
6 95 Huling Lundy A Sons,
labor, special f u n d ,....
17 45
Dean A Co meats.................
5 12
hardware R D 31,..........
3 15
State of Oregon: )
McAdams Bros, smithing,...
5 15 W H Harvey, labor R D
For anything to Feed Man, Horse or Fowl, ar.d
> ss
I ) R Hatcher, labor,.............
7 00
31 special,.
7 50 County of Coos: )
my Prices are Established on the “ Live and Let
W C Laird, furniture,........
4 75 D W Gardner, labor R D
I , James Watson, County Clerk,
A E llettys, hogs,...............
12 00
Live Order.”
24, ...................................
41 4o ex-officio Clerk of the County Court
Allan McLeod, salary, supt 108 33 R N Etnery, smithing R D
of the State of Oregon, in and for
Goff Ac Goodman, merchan
8 20
24 .....................................
1 Bo the County of Coos, do hereby cert-
Walter Culin, trip to farm,
4 00 A N Gould, surveying etc,
89 2o ify the foregoing synopsis of the
Coquille Herald.
In Re Indigent Expenses.
Dr Richmond, keeping bos-
pital pntients.................. 183 75
! Mercy Hospital, operation
Mrs Anderson................
56 50
August Pederson, convey­
ing M ile and Mary........
10 40
Joseph Feiry, supplies for
I winter,..............................
20 00
T . H. M EM L
De Laval S e p a ra to rs , S tickn ey
3 Gas Engines and D airy Supplies.
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THE
COQUILLE R IV E R LIN E
Do You Intend to Build?
IC
Did you stop to consider that a building made
■ I v v out of cement blocks is almost indestructable
and dreproof?
Did you stop to consider that the first cost is almost the
last cost?
Did you stop to consider that sand and gravel, washed and
cleaned by the ocean, together with proper proportion of
Portland cement, makes the finest blocks and bricks in the
world.
Yours for business,
COQUILLE CONCRETE WORKS
OMMENIS
Coos Bay
Monumental W orks.
Fine cemetery work a specialty.
monumental and building work.
Phone. Main 1731.
Estimates furnished ou all kinds of
JOHN MITCHELL, PROP.
Marshfield Oregon
Ify o u are figuring on a
Stationary or Marine
Gas Engine
Write us— we will save you money and time.
Engines Carried in Stock.
A lso a complete line of launch supplies gas­
oline and Distillate in any quantity.
Coos Bay Oil and Supply Co.
MARSHFIELD. OREGON
Johnson Lumber Co.
Keeps in stock a complete line of Rough and
Dressed Lumber, Flooring,
Rustic,
Ceiling,
Mouldings, etc.
OttT Dry Sheds are roomy . d ire
the most complete stock oí •
Ued with
ring Lumber
in the Coquille Valiev
’ ’ t'n ale
gladly furnished.
Prices as low as
the lowest.
Yard and Office, Front St. near Depot.
CHEAP CITY LOTS
Steamers FIFIELD and BANDON
$7.50
3.00
(!2° 1st Class Passage
Up Freight
A. F. Estabrook, Co., Agents, Bandon, Oregon
AT THE
Skookum Restaurant,
GROCERIES
I CAN” SUPPLY EVERY ORDER
P.
E.
DRAME
Prices $50, $60, $75, $100, $125
and $150 per lot.
Terms to suit
purchasers. In Barrow & Strang’s
addition to the City of Coquille.
The finest building location in
the city.
See
Home RealtV Co.
Oregon
Coquille,
Incandescent
Electric Light
Prest
Accepted throughout the civilized world
the
as the most universally satisfactory il-
Button
luminant for all purposes the Cleanest,
Most Convenient, and the CH EAP­
and
here
you
have
it.
EST light known.
That furnished by
RIV ER
the CO QUILLE
ELECTRIC
CO
ie
first
class and up to date in every respect
The rates place it within reach of all
FRANK MORSE, Prop, COQUILLE, ORE.