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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1910)
searching for body of John Butler, axman, mile P e rk in s..............................* 10 00 age, F our Mile road....... 2 00 J . 8. Lyons. Auto hire, con L F G ardner, axman, mile WEDNESDAY, SEP. a i. 1910. veying W hitney f r o m age, Four Mile road....... 2 00 M yrtle P o in t.................... 6 00 A W G ardner, axman, mile (Continued from page one.) age, F our Mile road....... 2 00 L». W. Oddy, labor in Sher iff’s office .......................... 130 00 Alonzo Davis, rodman, mile Coquille Ferry. Co. School Supt. Office. age, F our Mile road....... 2 00 Coquille Concrete Works, W. H. Bunch, 2 m onths 1 37 Lloyd Spires, viewer, mak- supplies furnished........... salary and expenses......... 252 83 iog out re p o rts.................. 4 0 ) Nelson Iron Works, gang A. G. Raab, con d u c t i n g A N Gould, surveyor, mak rollers, etc............................ 19 exams, and exam. Mss... 37 50 ing out re p o rts.................. 5 00 S H McAdams, sm ithing... 13 Susan O E nsign, damages, Minnie H erm ann, conduct E ast Marshfield Ferry. ing exams, and exam. road case N o 493........... 91 40 Marshfield Hardware Com M ss...................................... 37 50 pany, spikes, ropes, etc... 3 13 E M Pressey, damages, road 6 10 G. JF. Grubbs, conducting case 493............................ Pioneer Hardware Co, sup exams, and exam . Mss... 37 SO plies..................................... 23 CO Bertha Stillwell, damages, 6 10 Jo h n F. Hall, cash advan road case No 494 .......... Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co, ced for Sum m er T rain oil........................................ 39 45 H P Clausen, damages,road 3 10 case No 4 9 3 ........................ ing School.......................... 80 Nelson Iron Works, labor.. 6 00 District Board Convention. Geo II Nay, lbr on pontoon 12 25 Marshfield H ardw are Co. hardware for No. 8........... 18 9O C- E , Schroeder..................... 2 OO Alex Hall, salary as captain 130 00 Frank Peterson, engineer... 112 00 Simpson L um ber Company, 2 00 Ella J. Morse......................... Jaa T Hall, engineer........... 7 00 2 OO lum ber No. 8..................... 76 56 John F. H all........................ 2 50 A. G unnell............................. Geo Rhoda, deck hand....... 80 00 C. L. Neal, hauling powder 2 OO W C Andrews, engineer..... 20 98 R. D. No. 20, Labor and Material, A. G. K aab............................ 2 OO Coquille Hardware Com- Louis D'i ault .............. ...... 2 OO Roads and Bridges. ware Co. powder, etc...... 168 75 F. D. F is h ............................. 2 OO E G Perham, partial pay B. O, H oberg, labor........... 220 50 Swanie Peterson................... OO ment, South Fork bridge 1441 6o C. A. Evernd e n , t o o l « , OO K. H an sen ............................. 2 Henry Sengstacken, towing 2 OO e tc ........................................ 30 00 F. M. Sanderson.................... slow to South slough, J u 261 40 Mack H ay es.................... .. 2 OO ly, 61907.............................. 8 00 Skeels & Son, supplies........ M r s . R. O. H o b e r g , 2 OO W . H . M o rg an .................... Geor E lliott, trip to South 353 75 2 OO slough with launch....... 6 00 75 60 B ert Anderson, labor.......... OO Benj. R oberts........................ 2 L H Heisner, trip to South T. W. Robinson, h ay........... 10 80 2 OO Fred Van L ilenthal........... s lo u g h ................................ 5 00 Coquille River TraDspor- 2 OO J . D. C linton......................... The E nterprise, pub notices tation Co. fre ig h t........... 39 75 Mrs. M. D. P rice................. 2 OO to contractors.................... 5 20 W. T . L ehnherr, l a b o r , 2 OO J. L. Crosby........................ H uling, Dundy & Sons, self and team .................... 176 00 Dane M orley....................... 2 OO powder by co n tract......... 465 16 Perry Parrish, labor, self 2 OO Axel R u th ............................ W H Noble Estate, money and team ............................ 223 00 2 OO J. W. M ast............................. advanced by W H Noble 2 OO as Supervisor R D No 1, 128 70 A. R. Wallace, la b o r........... 112 00 J. B- R- S helton.................... Alex M atson............ ......... 2 OO R D No 8, North Slough-Shutter J. C. Frye, labor, self and team .................................... 225 00 A. Sm alley............................. 2 OO Road. Amity Parrish, self and F. W. B ark er........................ 2 OO P E Lungren, team ing......... 84 00 184 00 Chas L iggett, labor............. 30 00 72 00 W C Lungren, labor........... 40 00 Elmer Bell, labor.................. 10 00 A. S to ra.................................. 2 OO A Lacksonen, labor............. 10 00 Levi Nichols, labor............. 27 00 A. A nderson.......................- 2 OO 00 Gus W ick, labor.................... 9 Roy Redfield, la b o r............. 12 00 Mrs. W. F. S q u ire............... 2 OO 14 00 Steve Lapp, J r .............. Peter Ealardeau, labor....... 23 00 P M Hall-Lewis, salary and 9 00 Chas Gustafson, labor.. Jack Cassidy, labor.............. 23 00 expenses as fruit inspec- John Shutter, la b o r.................... 8 00 Matt Nichols, labor............. 17 00 tor, 2 m o n th s .................... «3« 60 Pioneer Hardware Com Victor Anderson, balance County Court. pany, p o w d er.................. 21 75 due on South S l o u g h E A Anderson, Co Com, W alter Condron, hauling Bridge co n tract............... 2150 42 exam roads, attending powder................................ 2 50 Julius Larson, K e n t u c k Court and Mi...................... 120 40 Willard & Keller, gravel for Slough d redging con W T Dement, Co Com. R D No 16.......................... 1038 75 tra c t..................................... 500 00 roads; attending court R D No 17, Labor and Material. H. P. Clausen, dam a g e s , and mileage...................... 119 60 A Arneson & Sons, lumber Bandon-Langlois r o a d ... 36 00 John F Hall, 2 mo saelry as for Cooper b rid g e........... 23 03 In Re-Taxation. Co Judge, cash advanced Jerry H untley, labor........... 62 50 for livery and boat hire, Dennis McCarthy, C r u i s - Jake Ames “ ........... 25 65 exam ining roads.............. 217 01 ing 19,790,57 acres of John Parrish " ........... 53 75 Timber L an d ..................... 1187 40 W T Dement livery hire in John Lusk “ ........... 13 60 exam ining roads by coun In Re-Miscellaneous Bills. 1 94 \V T WilsoD, tim ber........... ty c o u rt................................. 35 50 I. R Nosier, hauling wool.. 1 50 Ed H untley, labor............... 50 00 J S Lyons, auto hire by Co Coquille Electric S u p p l y court, exam ’ng roads..... 20 00 Alva Huntley “ ............... 67 85 Co. shades, switches, etc... 8 25 In Re Bills Continued. Mike H untley “ ............... 38 75 Peart Bros. & Co., coal...... 14 50 E G Perham plans and spec Wm Hughes, tim ber........... 22 55 ifications for court house, Road District No. 16, one Dick Buell, team ................. 2 50 cord ot w ood..................... 2 00 f $ r 50, oontinued. R D No 19, Labor and Material. T A Walker, premium on ins Geo. A. Robinson, sundries policy No 1010, $75.00, C D Stillwell, labor............. 18 00 for Court H ouse................ 2 45 Continued. A McNair, n ails................... 9 30 George Stough, cleaning State of O reg o n ,) Geo Moore Cumber Com- flues...................................... 9 00 County of Coos, f ss' pany, lum ber................... 198 00 I. Jam es Watsou, County Clerk G ust Nelson, la b o r............... 12 50 Coquille Steam L aundry... a i 20 for Coos County, State of Oregon, J. B. Pointer, coal .............. 21 50 Otto Newman, labor.......... 13 50 ex-officio Clerk of the County Court W D Chadwick, hauling lbr 10 00 R. E. Bigelow, conveying for said Couuty and State, custo prisoner to Myrtle Point.. 12 00 dian of the records, archives and R D No 20, Labor and Material. files of said County, do hereby cer Delmore Pomeroy, labor... 50 00 Willey & Schroeder, bal tify that Ibe foregoing is a true and ance due on H eating and Mat Lawp, labor................. 20 00 correct Statem ent ot the am ount ol Plum bing contract........... 468 72 F E Drane, acowing lumber 24 30 Bills of expense, in whose favor Fuhrm ans P h a r m a c y , Shields A- Kennedy, bolts... drawn or allowd, continuedor not 5 50 Wood Filler, e tc , lor allowed, on variousfunds of the Randolph Lumber Co, lumb 36 88 Court H o u se.................... 18 50 County as audited by the P E Drane, delivering lumb 7 80 County Court of said County C. A. Smith Lumber A Hugh Leneve, labor........... 28 00 and State, at the Regular Sep Mfg Co-, Lumber lor Randolph Lumber Co......... 306 05 tember 1910 Terra thereof, as Court H ouse..................... 8 51 A McNair, hardw are........... 27 96 the same appears in the Journals of said Court now in my office and F Flam, lum ber................... 21 54 George Goodman, Painting at C ourt H o u se............... 40 25 costody. Coquille Mill it T ug Co, Witness my hand and the seal of J . F. Stauff, c a r p e n t e r lum ber................................... 60 72 the County Court affixed this 14th work on Court H ouse... 158 00 A lbert Barklow, stum pping day of September, A. D. 1010. Coquille H ardw are Com and stripping grade, R J am es W atson , pany, h a r d w a r e f o r County Clerk. D No 25............................... 85 00 Court H o u s e ..................... 32 40 A N Gould, surveying, mile N o tice to T axp ayers. W. W. G age, board for age, profiles, etc, various prisoners............................. 185 48 ro ad s.................................... 123 20 The second installm ent ol taxes Land A Lyons, merchan John Yoakam, viewing and for the year of I 909 is due and dise for prisoners........... 8 75 mileage, W illanche-Ken- payable on or before October 3 rd tu c k ro a d ............................ 16 60 Geo. A. Robinson, merch 1910 and if such installm ent is not andise for prisoners.......... 1 45 Lloyd Spires, viewing and paid by that time, P enalty and In In Re-Officers and Deputies. mileage, Willanche-Ken- terest will be added from April 4tn, tuck ro ad ............................... 19 60 C lerk’s Office. 1910. W. W. G aoe . Een Tyrer, chainman, Wil- N. Osmundson, labor........... «45 50 Sheriff and T ax Collector. lanche-Kentuk ro ad ....... 2 00 lues F. Bunch, labor...-..... 105 00 W F Ray, chainman, Wil- Jo tty L. Watson, labor....... IOO OO Card of Thanka lanche-Kentuck ro ad ....... 4 00 Assessor's Office. We wish by this means to express Oscar Ttauff, axman, Wil- Geo. O. Leach, labor........... 7 50 lanche-Kentuck ro ad ....... 2 00 Belle Thrift, lab o r............... 15 OO our most sincere and heart-felt thanks to our frieuds and neighbors Harry Schrock, axman, Wel- H ealth Office. for the many acts of kindness and lanche Kentuck road....... 4 00 Walter Culin, 2 months sal- assistance during the illness of our W L Walker, axman, Wil- ary, investigating and little daughter, and the sym pathy lancbe-Kentuok roak....... 4 00 Q uarantining.................... 61 78 expressed at her passing away. R A Nsss,axman,W illanche- Sheriff's Office. M r . a n i > M rs A. E. G a rten . Kentuck road.................. 4 00 W. W. Gage, arrest end re- A N Gould, surveying, mile turn of M anning............. 59 30 Look! Cluett shirts are the ones age, F our Mile road ....... 19 70 Thos. Goodale, A uto hire, to wear, new and up-to-date line, Robinson’s Store. John Yoakam,viewing, mile searching tor body of Mrs. Chas, Gage who has been age, F our Mile ro ad ....... 11 20 P erk in s............................... 2o 00 indisposed lor sevral days, is im Lloyd Spires, viewing, mile W. W. Gage, lunches and proving. age F our Mile ro ad ....... 13 20 livery, searching lor body R R Davis, chainman, mile ol P erk in s.......................... 6 45 j F irst CI ass photographs made at age, Fourmile ro ad ....... 2 00 W. W. G age, arrest of D eans' studio. Old Tollmxn sta n d E a rl Kernick, chainman, G arrison............................. Overal Dodge w^ ip Qoquille 8 30 mileage F our Mile road.. 2 00 I- R. Tower, Auto hire, yesterday. Coquille Herold. R. J. Dean H u r i' The primary election which was held on Saturday was not largely attended aud but little enthusiasm is shown. As we go to press tbs county c’erk and his assistants are canvassing the votes, and for com plete returns we will be obliged to wait till next week. The news re ceived from the outside would in dicate that Bowerman, Hawley and Benson are in the lead of their op ponents. Robert J . Dean, the Norway dairym an, was seriously h url by be ing thrown from a horse at about threr o’clock Sunday afternoon. He and Louis Smith were relum ing from the lower pait of the farm on horseback, and were riding very fast. A hundred yards or so from the barn there was a turn in the road, Mr. Smith was jest a little ahead and did not notice just what happened, but as he reached the F isb trap aud V icinity. barn, noticed Mr. D ean’s horse came Fishtrap, September 28, 1910. galloping up without its rider. He J . H . R adabaughand family have wailed a few momenta to speak to two gentlemen who came riding up been enjoying themselves at the from the same direction, and who beach the past week. had not noticed the hurt man by 1 H. L. Stephens has purchased a the roadside. The three returned new power Clipper seed cleaner to the turn in the road, at which a which he will use to clean his big telephone post stood, by which Mr. crop of garden peas. He says the Dean lay, evidently having struck Clipper certainly does1 the work to the pole, and with such force that perfection. John Hale has been laid up for his skull is fractured. Dr. Stem mier, of Myrtle Point was called, the last two weeks with a badly sprained back and shoulder, but is and Monday passed thiough with now able to be about again his patient for the Bay Mr. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Webb’s had not yet gained consciousness youngest child has been quite sick when they passed throngh, and it with fever. was thought he would not until the Last Tuesday May Culberston, pressure on the brain was relieved fonrteen-yeary-old d au g h tero f Mr. by an operation. and Mrs John Culberson, of upper We learned yesterday that the Fisbtrap, had the misfortuue to fall operation had been performed, and on a log and very severly injury her that consciousness had not returned. j spine, but we are pleased to say she He was accompanied to the Bay by is improveng very rapidly, and we his brother-in-law, Ed Detlefson. hope will soon be about again. ----------»«•»«---------- The Ladies’ Aid Sociy will meet Bandon is to have a new daily at Mrs. Marion C linton’s Wednes paper published within its lim its in day, th is week. J ohn d o e . a very short time. T he promoters of the enterprise are John Alden Seakury and Jo h n H. Blakely, who are at present publishing the Aumsville (O regon) Advance. The new paper will be published every morniDg in the week except Monday, and will be called the BandoD Daily Eagle. These young men are both But what'about your sidejof the practical newspaper men, having question? Do you give it the had sufficient experience in all the attention it deserves?; different branches of the work to thoroughly prove their skill and It isn’t as though this watch care would cost you much, because it abilitv as publishers. They are wouldn’t. receiving a hearty welcome and substantial encouragem ent from the Just the other way, in fact—one of business people and citizens gener the wisest strokes of economy that ally of our sister city, who are quick anyone can practice is to let a com to take Lold of a good business petent man take a peep into his or proposition. her watch occasionally. S w ip e A u to m o b ile NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 05177 Two men giving the iiauias U. 8. Lund Office at Roaehurg, Oregon. "Chick W right” and “Ralph Casey” | September 14, 1910. errived in Marshfield Sunday by automobile, and proceeded to have Notice is hereby given that William some repair made to the machine, EvermentClegliorn. of Coquille, Oregon, and there ti sell it. In the mecbine who, on June 4, 1900, made homestead application No. 05177, for 8. E. 8. W. Marsba[l Csrter had received a tel \ £ , Section 27, Township 28 8., Range ephone message from Sheriff Fenton 13, W. Wit. Mer., has filed notice of hia stating that Mr. Thornton bad lost intention to make final Commutation an auto, and for Mr. Carter to look proof, to establish claim to the laud out for it. Mr. Carter examined above described, before James Watson, Clerk Circuit Court, Coos County, Ore the machine, and while the number gon, at Coquille, Oregon, on the 25lh plates had been removed the dis- day of October, 1910. cription of the Auto tallied with the Claimant names as witnesses! missing one and the men were ar Frank Miller, 8r., ot Arago, Oregon. rested and on Monday landed in J. ft. Radahaugh, of Arago, Oregon. the county jail in this city to await J. W. Meadows, of Arago, Oregon, orders from Sheriff Fenton. C. T. Robison, of Arago, Oregon, ---- -- —------ »«•*--> - BENJAMIN F. JONES, Ecotiomy, Mason and Knowlton Register. fruit Ja rs at Lairds F u rn itu re store. DZI'AKTMKNT OP 1'IIB INTKHIOK. Apple B o x e s Apple and Fruit Boxes and Crates of all kinds are now on sale both at the factory and at Skeels’ store. For large or spec ial orders call at You Expect Your Watch to do thus and so for You For a good second hand SingeJ sewing machine, call at the B eh a i , d office. M R S. A. Q. A IKEN will have her fall and winter milliüery on display on and after S E P T E M B E R 26, 1910 Fish Box Factory COQUILLE, OREGON )O O O O O O O O C O O O < >ooooooooooo< V. R. WILSON - Watchmaker V. R. WILSON Engraver 22 Y E A R S E X P E R IE N C E V. R. WILSON Optometrist. DEFECTS OF THE VISION, SCIENTIFI- cally corrected. 13 years experience. You ask how frequently. Once a year, anyway—oftener wouldn’t hurt. Prices reasonable and absolute satisfaction guaranteed Broken lenses duplicated, bring me the pieces and I will guarantee to furnish you a New Lense exactly like the old one. We are well fixed to look after all your repairing needs. E . C. B A R K E R & CO. COQUILLE, OREGON K H K l) M is. Aouu^naid ¿ayò TAILO R ili. k m latakSL cote - - - - - S L A G L E C O Q U ILLE, - - - OREGON Daylight Development Makes Kodaking Easy No Dark Room Necces^ary LET THE CHILDREN KODAK SUI PLIES AT £ I jKNOWLTON’S DRUG STORE STEAMER BREAKWATER m l. homelovel:- you fuive a food w ije. f iv e heh Some niee things joh hel home she w i / / th in k mole oj you. a n d tfion it is Sueh a eom^oltaSle £ee£in<f to know th at youh home is Seauti^uf when jlie n d t dlojj in. we have a $ig stole ^uCi ofj ju ln ltu le . youlS PiuCy. W. C. LAIRD COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER . I Sails from Ainsworth Doch, Portland, at 8 P. M., every Tuesday. Sails from Coos Bay euery Saturday at seruice of tide. Reservations will not be held later than Friday noon, unless tichets are purchased. PAUL L. STERLING, Agent Phone Main 181 R S. K N OW LTO N , President GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Pres. R. H. MAST, Cashier Farnjers ai)d Merchants BatjH of Coquille CAPITAL STOCK $25,000 A Reasonable Share of Your Business Solicited First Class Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent t