(Coquille äfafatfi.
E n t e r e d at* s e c o n d -c la s s m atter May
8, 1905, at th e postoftice at C oqu ille,
O regon, un der act o f Concreati o f March
S , 1879.
Howard, Morraa Dies.
ANNUAL REPORT OF
CITY TREASUER
0t The City of Coquille, Coos County
Oregon. May 31,1910.
Fiscal
Year of 1909-1910.
T o the Honorable Mayor and
Common Council of the City of Co
quille, Coos Oounty, Oregon:
I beg to submit herewith my an
nual report for the fiscal year end
ing May 31, 1910:
BECK [ITS
To cash on hand all funds
May 31, 1909 ............ $ 816 03
T o cash Taylor and Hall
street improvement f’ nd 316 11
To cash show licenses
32c 00
To cash saloon and billiard
license.................................4,037 50
Co cash shooting gallery
license..................
7 50
To cash bowling alley li
cense..... ...........................
25 00
To cash fines........................ 386 50
To cash rent of city prop
erty .................................
45 00
To cash special tax............1,272 26
To cash dog ta x .................
18 75
To cash wharfage............... 109 50
To cash water collections 5,064 70
To cash Sanderson’s side
walk...............................
53 26
To cash exchange on real
estate.................................. 200 00
To cash miscellaneous re
ceipts water fund............
13 45
To cash miscellaneous re
ceipts general fu n d .......
12460
A. J. Sherwood,
A tto bsh t - a t - L a w ,
N otabt P u b l ic ,
C o q u ille ,
:
:
O regon
I
Walter Sinclair,
A ttohnbt - a t - L a w .
N otabt P u b l io ,
C o q u ille ,
:
:
Oregon.
I
I
H all & Hall,
A ttobnkys - at L a w ,
in K ba l E statb o f a ll kinda.
D ea lei
M arehfleld, O regon.
E. G. D. Holden
8 . C om m issioner,
G eneral
Insurance
Offloe
in R ob in s on B u ild in g .
W ic k h a m
O regon.
H o u se
MRS. G. R . W IC K H A M
Proprietress
Phone Main 13X.
Board by Day, Weel^ or Month
Sanjplc Hoonjs
16
Nice Batljs
Special Attention Paid to
the Traveling Public.
11
07
56
75
30
35
25
00
00
98
OO
25
80
90
85
By water bonds outstand
ing.................................. $16,000 00
By warrants outstanding
general fund...................
971 36
Total $16,971 36
BEsorncEs
To cash on hand general
fund................
$
270 11
To cash on hand water
fund................................
500 74
Total
$770 85
Net indebtedness
$16,200 51
Respectfully submitted,
O. C. SANFORD,
Treasurer.
ANNUAL REPORT OF CITY RE.
C0RDER OF CITY OF C0QUILLE.
COOS COUNTY, OREGON.
MAY 31, 1910.
Fiscal Year of 1909-10.
To the Honorable Mayor and
Coos Bay Paving and Con Common Council of the City of Co
quille, Coos county. Oregon:
struction Company.
I beg to submit herewith my an
nual report for the fiscal year end
general contractors
ing May 31, 1910:
Plans anil
Estimates Given
RECEIPTS
C on crete B ricks Stone and T im ber
Taylor and Hall street
C ontractor.
fund............................. $
252 82
Show license...................
320 OO
P h on e 151-J
Offices 117 F ron t Street, M arshfield O re. Saloon and billiard li-
ce n se ...........................
4-037 50
Shooting gallery license
7 50
Bowling alley license...
25 OO
Fines...............................
386 50
In co rp o ra te d .
Rent of city property...
45 00
Special tax.....................
1,272 26
M a n u fa ctu re rs o f
Dog ta x.........................
*8 75
109 so
The Celebrated H era man n Shoe W harfage...... ................
5,064 70
The Strongest and Jiearest Water Water collections........ .
5.3 26
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners Sanderson sidewalk.......
Exchange of real estate..
2 0 0 OO
prospectors and mill men.
Miscellaneous
receipts
621 Thurman Street
water fund..................
'3 45
P o r t l a n d , Q reoos .
Miscellaneous receipts
A SI.• aliits s . l t r l o r l l i i r n . . 4 h e p *
general fund...............
124 60
M . E. W H IT M O R E .
E. F. M O K R IS 8Y
Theo. Bergman Shoe Mfe.C».
|»r «1
:ti»«l Nor«' T l p i i l r a
In a 'i'g sa'*»- f .r hum«, sores,
. .re
t r o .i 'e s
m l
rh»p| i d
h a n d s,
Total $11,830 83
DRBIT IWEM EJTTS
COUNTY COURT
Howard, the eight-year-old son
of Mr. And Mrs. Alfred Morris, of
Bandon, whom we mentioned in our
last issue as being very ill at the
home of T. A. Walker in this city,
passed away on Thursday morning
at five o ’clock. The family came up
the previous Sunday to take part in
the Decoration exercises, and on
their arrival here the boy was com
plaining and soon took to his bed
gradually growing worse till death
relieved him.
The cause of this sudden death
was pronounced by Dr. Riobmnod as
cerebral menengitis, and all who were
in the house have remained in, md
they have allowed no orie to enter
the place, Mr. Walker putting up a
red flag as a precaution in case
there should be danger of con
tagion.
Two weeks previous to his pass
ing away, Howard, with other boys
at B a n d oD , were climbing trees
when lie fell from the one he had
climbed, receiving a very severe jar
r in g up, from which he complained
up to the time he took sick, and it
might be possible that this was re
sponsible for the severity of his
trouble, if not wholly the cause of
his illness.
This is a very sad occurrance for
Mr. and Mrs. Morras, who have the
sympathy of the entire community
in their bereavement.
The interment took place Thurs
day afternoon in the Odd Fellows’
cemetery where a little mound cov
ered with fading roses mark his last
resting place.
Has No Opposition
LIABILITIES
A gen t, and N otary P a b lio .
C o q u ille
Total $12,810
111B8CB8EMKNTS
By cash Taylor aud Hall
s t r e e t improvement
fu n d ............................ $ 316
By cash officers salaries . . 2 .538
By cash streets, bridges
and wharf..................... 2 .158
By cash city election___
18
By cash printing and sta
tionery ............................
123
By cash electric lights..
1 .093
By cash fire department 275
24
By cash court costs...........
17
By cash quarantine
.229
By cash water system
,0 0 0
By cash water bonds....
By cash interest on water
,O l6
bonds ............................
By cash interest on war
rants...............................
75
By cash miscellaneous
152
disbursements ............
By cash on hand May 31,
1910 ...
..................
77°
Total $12,810 16
L aw yrb ,
J ustice or the P eace
$1.50
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1910
V ol . 27: No 39
The following we take from the
Umpqua Valley News, and the
Judge Watson referred to is a
cousin of County Clerk and Depnty,
James and R. R. Watson and a son
of Judge E. B. Watson, of Port
land, aDd we feel fuliy justified in
indorsing what the new» save:
Editor News: We are pleased to
note that Judge J. W. Hamilton, on
the eve of his retiring from the
bench after twelve years of office,
has received the indorsement of the
Coos county bar foa past services.
It will be remembesed that tbe last
legislature provided for u new judge
in Coos county, owing to tbe great
amount of legislation there, and the
inability of Judge Hamilton to hold
court long enough to dispose of the
business to the satisfaction of liti
gants The judg's field of duty is
now limited principally to Douglas
county.
Hon. J. W. Watson, it is stated
on good authority, is to succeed
Judge Hamilton, without any oppo
sition, all parties apparently united
for Mr. Watson. Judge Hamilton
no doubt realizes that twelve years
of office is sufficient, and no doubt
the people are of the same view, as
third terms do not meet their ap
proval. Mr. Watson will make a
splendid circuit judge. He has the
ability, moral courage, and an even
disposition so essential to a judge.
Yours,
FOR A NEW JUDGE-
—
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04
lu te r r n t
lu F a rm e r*
m erchant*
iia l
Farmers and mechanics frequent
ly meet with slight accidents and
injuries which cause them much an
noyance and less of lime A cut or
bruise may be cured iu about one-
third the time usuaily required by
applying Chamberlain’s Liniment
as soon as theinjary received This
This liniment is also valuable for
sprams, soreness of the muscles and
rheumatic pains.
There is no dan
ger of blood poisoning resulting
from an injury when Chamberlain’s
LinimeDt is applied before the parts
become inflamed and swollen. For
sale by R . S. Knowlton.
C a r p e n t e r s : — The
Honeyman
Hardware Co., of Portland, Oregon,
have sent a hurry-up telegraph or
der for 68 more self-setting planes,
to the makers, Oage Tool Co., Vine-
land, N. J.
These planes are in
demand and our local dealers can
get them of seven other Portland
dealers us well as those in Oregon
City, Hood River, Seattle, Tacoma,
and other coast cities.
■J i > nh rl i: • ’ -* Si V.- is tn Oat • xcel- General fund .........
t 6 809 84
len t.
It nil-vs the pain of a b u rn Waler lund.....................
3.229 97
almost instantly, and unless the in Hall and Taylor.............
306 85
jury is very s e v e r e , heals the parts
Respectfully submitted,
Call on Lyons A Jones Saturda
without leaving a scar.
Price, 25
A. W. KELLEY.
and get fresh vegetables for yonY
ents. For sale l>y R. 8. Knowlton.
City Recorder- J Sunday dinner.
PROCEEDINGS
P er Y ear
R. E.SHIRE. Vite Pr«»
A J SHERWOOD P m
ing insane person to Co
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sat.
C o k lt r
l.
H.
HAZARD,
Cashier
quille.................................
6 25
In re Circuit Court Expenaes.
E A McDuffee,special depty 85 90
W W Gage, returning King,
Aasen, depty hire.......... 208 75
o p C OQU IbU W , ORH OO ft.
Mary E Walker, bal due aa
grand jury witness, Dec,
T ra n n a c ta a G en era l B a n k in g B u s in e » »
1909..............................
7 20
W B Cox, serving gran jury
subpeenas, Dec, 1909, trm
9 45
Board of Olreetora.
Carraapaadaata.
6 50 R. U. Dement,
Baxter Hotel, meals for jury
National Bank o Commerce, New YorV ( i
A . J. Sherwood,
Crocker Wool worth N’ lBanlc, San Franci
Grand Jury, Adj Dec, 1909, Term.
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Isaiah Hacker.
R. E. Shine. First Nat’l Bank of Portland, PortUi.d.
23 GO
Geo Clinkenbeard..............
J H Rookard....................... 22 00
D F Peterson......... ........... 19 20
21 60
D W Small .........................
1 W B riggs........................... 18 20
C L Smith............................. 22 80
18 00
C T Skeels..........................
Grand Jury Witnesses Adjourned
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
Synopsis of the Proceedings of the
County Court at Called Term
and Regular May Term.
William Neeley...................
Mrs. Mary Jones..............
Frank A Holman..............
Wesley F W aite...............
H L Houston, exam phys
autopsy............................
R E Golden, coroner fees
1
1
1
1
50
50
50
50
25 00
41 40
Inquest P G Peterson
Jurors.
Win S Turpen..................
1 00
S C Brown........................
1 00
1 00
Fred Selander..................
Chas D Lash......................
1 00
1 00
Alex Johnson.....................
JohD Longstaff..................
1 00
W e Horsfall, exam pbys,
autopsy.............................. 25 00
R E Golden, coroner’s fees
11 15
Dec, 1909, Term.
Henry Volkmar..................
Robt L Wagner...................
Ben Shull.............................
George Corwin......................
Rolland Goodman...............
Frank T rip ...........................
W A Bright.........................
Mike Sumerlin.....................
James T Guerin...................
Mack Gant...........................
John Scott...........................
Orvill Dodge. .....................
T M Hermann.......................
Lawrence Barklow...............
F L Miller.............................
Russel Hermann.............. .
C T Holland.........................
Hugh McEachran.............
William Shook................ .
J Linden...............................
John Porter.........................
W A Gage...........................
Henry Michelbrink.............
Thomas Smith.....................
Hugh Goodman .................
Ines Houser.........................
J D Graham.........................
Arthur Fish.........................
J A Baker.............................
Iver J Peterson...................
C T F ieg er...........................
A W H ollenbeck..................
Carl Summers.......................
Hugh Sneddon...................
Mrs Mary Jones...................
Frank Holman.....................
William Slingsby.................
Charles Butler.....................
D L F oote...........................
Hugh Sneddon.....................
William Hunter...................
Tom R oot.............................
J M Bright...........................
James D Clintou............ ...
Win Harmon......................
Claude Nasburg...................
John Tawse...........................
Chat Huling.........................
E C Crump...........................
Jim Miller..............................
W R Miller...........................
William Robison..................
William Gaffey................... .
Thomas Feese.......................
W W Re vis...........................
John Michelbrink...............
Peter Michelbring...............
Clarence G ould..................
Charles DeHuden...............
James Monahan...................
Hugh Johnson.....................
C E Houser.........................
Wm Grhham.........................
Bird Nosier...........................
S W Faby .........................
Fred McLean.......................
Guy Drew.............................
P W ard.................................
Walter Butler.......................
Thomas Guerin..................
Hal Baxter...........................
H L H ouston......................
3
4
3
5
9
3
5
3
3
4
5
3
3
3
3
3
5
2
5
5
12
11
7
5
3
6
2
2
7
14
9
9
6
5
16
7
4
3
5
5
5
3
5
3
4
2
2
2
7
3
3
5
2
5
5
12
12
11
5
5
7
6
2
2
6
5
8
6
5
3
2
7
80
00
80
60
20
80
10
80
80
00
80
80
80
80
80
80
60
00
60
GO
20
40
60
CO
80
80
40
00
60
80
20
20
60
60
40
20
20
80
60
60
60
80
50
20
60
20
00
00
20
80
80
60
OO
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60
20
20
20
GO
60
40
GO
40
00
60
80
60
60
60
80
00
90
Inquest Mrs P G Peterson.
Jurors
Dan Dimmick....................
1 00
1 00
•J II Pinkerton..................
Chester R Bear...................
1 00
1 00
F E W ilson.......................
Swanie Peterson..... .......
1 00
Vivian Sanford...................
1 00
Amanda Peterson, witness
1 50
Win Horsfall, exam phys..
10 00
Bessie Hope, witness......
1 50
R E Golden, coroner.......
16 55
Investigation Frank L Wright.
Chas E McCoy, witness.....
1 50
Jay Casselman
“
.....
1 50
R E Golden, coroner......
8 15
Investigation John Sommerville.
D J Rees, witness...... ..... *
1 50
1 50
J W Ingram “
...............
R E Golden, coroner......
10 15
In re stationery and printing.
The Irwin-Hodeon Com-
paDy, daters, pencils, etc
8 00
Glass A Prudhomme Cora-
panv. registers, legal
blanks, etc.....................
62 91
Bushong k Co, tax rolls,etc 318 85
C O Dryden, job printing..
21 75
Recorder Pub Co, pub no-
tices..................................
60
G A Bennett, letter bends
3 00
Fubrman’s Pharmacy, sup-
plies various offices.....
22 45
J C Savage, pub notices, re-
ports by cun tract............. 22 64
D F Dean, pub notices.
court proceedings ......... 36 65
Coos Bav Times, pub county
Ct proceedings & notices 57 25
J&s Watson, stamps, freight,
expresr................................ 20 00
T J Thrift, stamps, express,
etc .....................................
8 75
W W Gage, stamps, expres, 32 30
In re Indigent and Insane.
Je J D Wilson, care hospital
patients............................. 415 85
R E Golden, operting on
Louie Johnson................. 10 00
J T McCormac, assisting op-
< pel ate on Louie Johnson
5 00
Grnyce Gould Woodruff,
hospital room etc, Louie
Johnson............................. 14 00
W’ ilson Undertaking Parlors
burial John Summerville 20 00
A Ellingson, burial Albert
Chase, $20, reduced to... 10 00
S S Saields, care Spalding
family................................. 10 00
AlfrcdCornwell,care of Eliz-
abeth Livelv, $28.50, re-
duced to ........................... 19 60
County Infirmary.
P E Drane, mdse............... 114 95
Land & Lyons “ ............... 37 90
Walter Culin, med attendc
6 00
State vs Neil.
J B Pointer, drayage..........
5 25
7 80
G W S tew art.......................
Coquill Valley Packing Co,
3 80
meats.................................. 14 50 S D Pulferd...........................
8 00
Walter Hatcher, labor......
10 00 Chas W H ill.........................
John Peart, plants...............
5 00 A L Buell.............................. 10 00
5 00
Skeels A Son, mdse..........
40 10 Sam Staut.............................
3 80
L
A
Roberts......................
R S Knowlton, drugs..........
18 15
21 00
J A Lamb & Co, hardware 18 00 George W Martin..............
State vs White,
Geo A Robinson, mdse....... 19 40
8 00
Mrs
Mary
Jones..................
S H McAdams, smithing.....
3 50
Winnifred Brown, labor..... 10 00 Grand Jury Witnesses, April, 1910,
Terra.
Allan McLeod, salry asSupt 108 33
Cbloe
Buell..........................
5 40
Insane.
H J Isaacs.............................
6 20
8 8 Shields, custody, care
7 20
and mileage, F M Morgan 10 15 Frank Bates.........................
John Vanburger..................
8 80
Walter Culin, examining F
Lanson
Leneve..................
2 00
M Morgan......................
5 00
i Wm J Fellows....................
9 20
A L Houseworth, examining
8 80
Mrs Chas Nordstrom......
5 00 Percy Roundtree................
John
Reeves.........................
8 80
S C Bunch, expense bring-
W m H unter..........................
5 60
ing insane person to Co-
2 00
quille.................................
13 25 Mrs J D M yers..................
¡M C Miller, assisting bring-
Continued next week.
NEW M A C H IN E
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P R O P R IE T O R
R ose B uilding, Second Street,
Coquille
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Oregon
Are prepared to do all kinds of repairing in ma
ch in e ry -large
and
small— in a scientific
workman-like manner.
Special
and
attention given
to Donkey aud Gasoline Engines, Automobiles, etc
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COQUILLE, OREGON