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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1909)
gtoqmlle JHiftrià 26: No. 37. V ol . E n te re d re s e c o n d -c la s s m a t t e r M ay 1 00 Pearl R iggs,........................ 9 60 1 00 Wm Kinnicutt,.................... 5 80 100 Mrs R C Freeman,............ 2 00 Wm Buck, ju r o r............... 1 00 H L Houston....................... 7 20 County Court, at the May, Dan Dimmick, juror........ 1 00 Ching Sing,......................... 3 40 1909 Term. F J Gamble, witness........ 2 10 Florence Hartman............ 7 20 W B Anderson, witness... 2 10 C W Morgan,....................... 5 40 In Re Expenses in Vacation Bill Schrock, w itn ess.,.. 2 10 Allan Roberts,.................... 18 40 after the March, 1909 Term . Alfred Hirscal, witness.... 2 10 Wm SimpsoD........................ 18 40 Officers Salaries................... $1378 34 J W Ingram, Examining Frank Adams...................... 16 00 Telephone B ills................. 39 79 Physician.................. l o oo J D Kelley........................... 7 20 Jail Fixtures...................... 2500 00 In lie Juvenile Court Expenses State vs Donovan and Galley, Scalp Bounties.................... 254 00 R E Golden, Coroner....... 15 35 Witnesses. Lillian A. Morgan, judg H W Dunham, Probation Herbert Moore,................... 5 80 ment and costs............. 1578 00 Officer............................. 13 80 Cecil Moore,..................... 5 80 Indigent Soldiers............... 90 00 In Re Justice Court Expenses Thomas Gaflfey,................... 2 00 Indigent................................ 348 00 State vs W F & Ray Bowron. State vs Ray Bcwron Circuit Court....................... 77 00 E G D Holden, J P Fees, 6 90 Witnesses Janitor.................................. 80 00 C L Pennock, J P Fees, J A Luse, witness............... 5 60 In Ro Expenses at the Regular (Claim $5.20) as allowed 2 00 E G Flanagan,.................... 5 60 May 1909 Term. State vs Con Johnson Patrick Hennessey,............ 5 69 Iu Re Coroner’s Court Expenses C. L. Pennock, J P Fees 3 70 Frank Bowron,................... 9 40 Inquest upon the Body of Mable W B Cox, Con Fees......... 2 00 Peter Loggie....................... 6 20 Loa Barnes. State vs Fred Hilstrom. A L Housewortb,................ 7 60 1 00 C L Pennock, J P fees...... Alex Campbell, ju ror........ 5 55 F M Friedberg,.................. 5 6o Milo Sumner, ju ror. . . . . . . 1 00 J W Carter, making arrest 1 00 J W Carter........................... 5 60 1 00 James Cowan, ju ror............ State vs Chas Farris. Charles McCulloch,............ 5 60 1 00 C L Pennock J P fees .... F C Burch, ju ror................ 3 95 Wm McCulloch,.................. 16 00 1 00 Cal Wright, making arrest Harry Bradfield, juror........ 1 80 4 00 A N Gould,....................... 1 00 C D Lash, juror.................. State vs Alonzo Knight T M Dimmick,.................. 2 00 26 85 C L Pennock, J P fees ...... J W Ingram, autopsy etc., 2 70 Lillian A Moran Vs Coos Connty R E Golden, C oroner........ 30 20 In Re Expenses of Prosecuting Witnesses W G Barnes, witness......... 2 10 Attorney. 13 20 A Ames,............................... May Barnes, w itn ess..,. 2 10 L A Liljequist, Deputy 2 00 T J Stillwell,....................... A D Kinney, witness......... 2 10 Prosecuting Attorney, 2 00 John Morris,....................... Ida Barnes, witness............ 2 10 Mileage, Telephone, eto 37 51 Ira B Riddle, Reporting L T Matthews, witness...... 2 10 In Re Circuit Court Expenses 7 5° Dr. D W Ward, witness.... 2 Id Grand Jurors Fees, Adj. Decem F A Holman serving sub Dr. I Bartle, witness........... 2 10 ber 1908 Term. 1 00 poenas,.............................. J A Foss, witness.............. 2 10 I M Condron....................... 8 20 Lee GoodmaD, arresting L H Holdridge, witness.,.. 2 10 E C Mather, .... 7 20 2 40 John Galley,................... Hayes Temple, witness . . . . 1 5 0 A P Sweet,...... 5 40 R R Pownder, Special Inquest upon Body of Joseph W A Lett......... 7 80 Deputy Work.................. 31 50 Yodzukinos. 9 00 W. F Hodson, W W Gage, Special Dep Thom Holmes, ju ror.......... 1 00 Z T Siglin........ 6 GO uty Hire.......................... 5 70 J Trewella, juror................ 100 Jurors Fees, April 1909 Term. Coquille Livery Co., Team Edw Elliott, ju ror.......... 1 00 16 00 J B R Shelton.................... to Beaver H ill................. 3 50 G W M organ ,ju ror........... 1 00 Robt Marsden, Jr......... ...... 21 60 Mrs. M Nosier, meals for M Butler, ju ro r.................. 1 00 A E Simpson,.................... 18 00 3 25 Jurors............................... Cbas Wilcox, ju ror............. 1 00 G W Tribbey, .................... 21 60 In Re Election Expenses, Port of T J Lewis, Coroner........... 7 80 A J Savage,......................... 18 60 Coos Bay. W. T. Moffatt, depositions 2 00 Frank Burkholder.............. 18 00 Judges and Clerks of Election Inquest upon the Body of Andrew A H Stutsman,.................... 21 60 Coos City Precinct: Joekela A J Radabaugb................... 19 20 i Wm Ross........................... 3 00 J. B. Malloy, ju ror............. 1 00 Victor Anderson................. 19 20 M J Bowron....................... 3 00 Peter Chance, ju ror.......... 1 00 Hayes Temple,.................... 12 60 W P Fox.............................. 3 00 A E Chauce, ju ror.............. 100 J W Catching..................... 17 00 Z T Siglin.......................... 3 00 N H Hansen, juror............ 1 00 W H Morgan,.................... 24 00 D L Watson........................ 3 00 H Anderson, ju ror............. 1 00 John Hickam....................... 18 00 J D Ross.............................. 3 00 John Golden, ju ror.......... 100 Thos Anderson................ 23 20 Coos River North John Kaii, witness............. 1 50 A H Bender,........................ 19 80 3 00 Erick Wisti, witness........... 150 J A Yates,............................ 18 80 3 00 Wm Horsfall, examining Richard J Coke,.................. 22 20 3 00 Physician......................... 10 00 C H Jackson....................... 18 60 3 Ou A Gage, R E Golden, Coroner... 13 15 L B Jennings....................... 24 90 3 00 Inquest upon the Body, Pearl Thos Guerin..................... . 19 80 3 00 Ligbthali Nels Rassroussen ............... 18 60 Coos River 5 25 R E Golden, Coroner J L Kennedy,...................... 11 20 W H Smith,.. 30 0 Inqnest upon the Body of J. A H L Carl............................... 19 20 W H Morgan,. 3 00 Stemmerman T A Walker,........................ 3 00 3 00 1 00 A E Kruse, juror............... Wm Wheeler...................... 18 00 L D Smith,.......................... 3 00 1 00 Hayes Temple, ju ror.......... 21 00 F E Rogers,........................ 3 00 1 00 H E W ilco x ,..................... C R Golden, ju ror.......... Lee Goodman,.................... 18 90 Empire 1 00 S W Noah, juror................. 8 20 Chas E Getty...................... 300 100 A Garfield,.......................... A L Rodine, ju ror.............. Jess Barker........................... 21 60 Wm TurpeD,........................ 3 00 1 00 B C Knight, juror............ . Witnesses before Grand Jury 3 00 Wm Saunders,.................... 1 50 N S Olson, witness............. 3 00 1 50 Ed D Williams............... 3 40 T H Barry........................... Henry King, w itn ess....... 3 00 5 40 C B Kelly............................. 1 50 Tom Smith,......................... John Durrand, witness. . . . Lake 1 50 Fred Elliott.......................... 5 40 Fred Jarvis, witness......... 3 00 Emil Bensch........................ 5 40 f F Hope.............................. J W Ingram, Examining 3 00 5 80 Axel Ruth,.......................... Physician..................... 10 00 W W Endicott.................... 3 00 6 00 Wm Waters,........ .............. R E Golden, Coroner.......... 13 85 Robert Freeman,................ 300 2 00 B F Savage........................ In Re Coroners Court Expenses George Horwatich,............ 3 00 3 40 Oscar Ohman,..................... T C Russell,.................. (Continued) 3 00 ....... 7 40 August Smith,.................... Inquest Upon the Body of John Mike McNamara,. Marshfield, North, 1st Bd ....... 2 00 T H Mehl............ W Fox 3 00 ....... 16 00 J R Lightner,..................... R E Golden, Coroner. . . . 5 00 Jacob Stonclaxe,.. 3 00 Oscar Anderson,.. ....... 20 60 A G Aiken,.......................... E M Potter, bringing 3 00 ....... 16 00 John Bear............................. corpse to morgue..... 250 J Steinlechner,.... 3 00 ....... 3 40 C H Marsh.......................... Inquest upon the Body of Mar Ching W ing,........ 300 ....... 5 60 F W Reeder........................ garet E W olf A L Hnuseworth,. 3 00 5 00 Charles Deweese, ....... 4 00 D L Rood............................ R E Golden, Coroner....... Marshfield North, 2nd Bd ....... 4 00 Inquest upon the Body of C A Wm Wbobrey...... 3 00 Moore Wm Billings....... ....... 5 80 J R Lightner,..................... 3 00 5 50 Miss P E Torrey, R E Golden, Coroner...... ....... 5 60 W P Murphy....................... 3 00 Inquest upon the Body of Chris- Dave Liljroth....... ....... 3 40 A G Aiken........................... 3 00 topber C Cooks ....... 9 20 Chas. Marsh....................... A J Hartman,... 3 00 5 65 J B Pointer,.......... R E Golden, Coroner...... .... 2 00 F W Reeder....................... 3 00 Inquest upon the Body of Axel George Roberts................... 16 80 D L R ood ........................... Marshfield South 1st Bd. Carlson Abraham Roberts............... 18 00 3 00 1 00 Nels Mocson........ Hayes Temple, ju r o r .... 16 00 I. S. Smith........................... 1 00 Dorsey Kreitzer,.. 3 00 C A Metlin, juror............. 5 60 L. W. Shaw....................... 3 00 Edw. H Joekela, juror 1 00 Charles Deweese, 3 40 Alfred Matson..................... 3 00 Chas M Sandelback, juror 1 00 Wm Wilson.......... 5 40 C L Pennock....................... 3 0(1 D L Rood, juror .............. 1 00 Wm W ilson,........ 3 40 J W Watt............................. 3 00 1 00 John LongBtatl, juror..... . 4 40 E A Stonecypher............... 2nd Bd. R E Golden, C o r o n e r .... 21 60 Hugh Goodman................. 5 80 3 00 Aug Frizen, witness......... 1 50 C A Trowbridge................ 7 20 F M Friedberg............... 3 00 1 50 Wm Martindale................. Jim Norty, witness........... 3 10 C A Metlin ......................... Olf Johnson, witness........ 300 1 50 J D Hamlin....................... 3 40 A H Stutsman................... 3 00 Gus Lavene, witness...... 1 50 Bob McNamara,................ 7 40 C A Pennock....................... 3 00 Fred Wilson, witness....... 1 50 W Culin.............................. 200 J-C Merchant..................... 3 00 Wm Horsfall, autopsy..... 25 00 Arthur McCulloch,........... 16 20 M D Sumner....................... New Port W B Cox, Constable........ 3 00 Fred W byb«-ck.................. 16 60 300 Inquest Upon the Body of John Vierow........................ 19 20 John G oll........................... George D Rerwin 3 00 George Horwatich,............ 5 40 James Oldland................... 3 00 S B C»theart, j u r o r . .., 1 00 I Ray Noel.............................. 10 80 Jas. Yates........................... COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS PH YSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office at Slocum’ s Drug Store. C o q u il l e , O r e g o n . Offio^ l’ bone Main 128. Uosideoe, 636. A. F. Kirshman, D e n t ist . Office twò doors Loath of Post office. Coquille . • . Oregon. Dr. C. W. Endicott D en tist Office on Front Street Phone Main 431. Coquille, Oregon T O L L M A N Photographer Residence Studio. E. D, SPERRY Attorney and Connoellor at Law. Office in Robinson Pudding R. H. SMITH LA W YE R NOTARY rU llL IC . COQUILLE, OREG. W. C. CHASE, ATTORN EY-AT- LAW Offio in Uobinson Building, Upstairs I C. R. BARROW Attorney and Counsellor at Law First-olass References Fifteon Years’ Experience C o q u il l e C i t y , O re J. J. STA NLEY LAW YER Martin Building - Front Street C o qu illb , O regon A. J. Sherwood, A ttobnby - at - L a w , N otary P ublio , Coquille, : : Oregon Walter Sinclair, A ttobnkt - at - L a w , N otary P u b l ic , Coquille, : : Oregon. Hall & Hall, A ttobneys - at L a w , Dealer in R eal E s t a t i of a ll k in d s. Marshfield, Oregon. I E. G. D. Holden L aw yer , J ustice of thk P eace U. S. Commissioner, General Insurance Agent, and Notary Public. Office in Robinson Building. Coquille regon. Theo. BeiymaaShoe Mfjr.Co. Incorporated. Manufacturers of The Celebrated Herrmann Shoe T h e S tron ge st and N earest W ater P roof shoe made for log ge rs, miners prospectors and mill men. 621 Thurman Street P o r t l a n d , O regon . j y The safe and reliable tiwn -j g C t screw The New and Speedy, jg C M S tr. E liz a b e th Capt. Olsen. Master. W ill make regular trips be* * C o q u ille R ive r an-J San F ra n c isc o . No Stop-over at Way Porte. Electric Lights. Everything in First Class Style. er Y ear Lot Harpole, juror............ 8, 1905, at the poi to (fi ce at Coquille, 1’ T Golden, juror............ Oretion, under act of UongreSB of March 3,1879. Synopsis of the Proceedings of the Alfred Aaseo, juror.......... DR. RICHMOND S I .50 P COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 19, 1909. WHY Sherman, Clay & Co. ARE D o in g th e P ia n o B u sin e ss o f th e P a c ific C o a s t. BECAUSE We are Stein way dealers. BECAUSE We carry the largest stock and variety of the world’s best pianos. BECAUSE We sell “ an honest piano at an honest price.” BECAUSE We conduct no fake sales, puzzle contests, nor issue countless numbers of piano certificates, and so-called piano bonds. BECAUSE By years of endeavor and courteous treatment we have earned the respect and confidence o f the public. BECAUSE Our prices are right. Every piano marked in plain figures. price to everyone, everywhere. BECAUSE We arrange convenient satisfactory Terms of Ownership for those who prefer not to pay all cash at time of purchase. BECAUSE We have the most complete piano establishment on the coast. tune, repair, refinish and rebuild pianos. BECAUSE Iu no other house can you find anything like so many o f world famous, high-grade pianos. Read the list: Steinway, A. B. Chase, Everett, Conover, Ludwig, Packard, Estey, Kingsbury, Emerson, Kurtzmann and Wellington. The One We Floating Piano Store “The H ouse o f Quality” will be at anchor a t the ferry w harf at Coquille for the next ten days. Don’t fail to visit the most unique piano store in the world. See the most magnificent stock of a rt pianos. Hear the wonderful Carola, the Euphona and the Kings bury Inner-Player Pianos. The musical wonders of the age. Free concert every evening from seven to nine. t h e h o m e : OF DEPENDABLE P IA N O S Sherman Clay & Co. STORES —Seattle, Tacoma, Fverett, Bellingham, Wenatchee, North Yakima, Spokane, San Francisco, San Jose, Stockton, Oakland, Los Angeles, Fresno, Bakersfield, Santa Rosa, Sacramento. A E Morton......................... 3 00 W J Rust............................. 3 00 Evor Rudberg ................... 3 00 North Bend. 1st Bd A H M cK a y ....................... 3 00 J W Grout........................... 3 00 Geo W itte.......................... 3 00 Lard, C F. Maybe......................... 3 00 A E Shuster..................................3 00 Hams, E R Peterson....................... 3 00 Wc Carry Bacon, 2nd Bd. J W Grout.......................... 3 00 Sausage, A VanZile ........................... 3 00 C T Farris........................... 3 00 Fresh and Salt Meats. C E May bee....................... 3 00 A H McKay...................... 3 00 We are headquarters for everything in the meat line. Your E R Peterson..................... 3 00 wants always receiues prompt attention. South Slough. C A S eblbrede................ 3 00 C M Rhodes................ 3 00 H Powell.... ..................... 3 00 Gust Johnson..................... 3 00 G. R. HENSLEY E. 8. DEAN Stanley Oldland................. 3 00 Edward Metcalf................... 3 00 piONEER MEfIT MACHET COQUILLE VALLEY CONTINUED IN N EXT ISSUE PACKING CO. The People’s Market Death of John Hamblock. DEAN & HENSLEY, Proprietors. Tuesday May 11th occurred the death of Mr. John HemHock one W e have a nice line of Groceries. of the pioneers o f Coos county and W e sell as Cheap as the Cheapest who settled near Bandon in 1857 W e will Buy anything you have for Sale. and has been identified with many We want your Vegetables, your Chickens, your Eggs interests in the development of this entire section. He was an honest, W e Pay the Highest Market Price. upright citizen, and made friends W e are here to Stay. wherever he went. His wife’s maiden name was Jane Ann Long, born in Canada in 1849. ___W e W i l l T V e a t Y o u Right.... Mr. Hamblock was born ih Ger many July 9, 1827, and was 81 PHONIC MAIN 5-6 years, 10 months and 2 days of COQUILLE, OREGON age at the time of his death. Mr. Hamblock, haring been a res ident of Coos county for over fifty A. J SHERWOOD Prss. R. I. SHIRE. VI«« Pres years is probably as well known and I. H. HAZARD, Cashier 0 C SANFORD, A n t. C lih lsr as highly esteemed as any man in the county. He was an upright, F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K honorable gentleman and his friends are limited only by his acquaint, OP C O Ç U Iü ü H , ORHOOp. ances. T r a n s a c t s a G e n e r a l B a n k in g B u s in e s s The funeral services were held at the residence near Bullards this Corroaptadttta. Board of Oirectora. afternoon at 2:0o and interment National Rank o Commerce, New York City A. .T. Sherwood, was made in the Bullards cemetery. R. O. Dement, L. Harlockf’r, L. If. Hazard, j Crocker Wool worth N 'l Bank, San F r andar,, — Recorder. Im i;»h Jlaektr, K, M, Shin*. I Fimi N at’l Bank of Portland, Portland,