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THE COUNTY TICKET
Republicans havolittla rbason to com
jphilu of tho rotult of tho election in
hts county. After tho aggressive nnd
Arera'stant light for t c oflics ot elictiff,
nado by far tho stronr;cst man tho
Democrats could put up, It Is especially
gratifying that tho votcra hnva shown
ifieir appreciation of tho gped qunlitloe
jI the present sheriff. It could bo wlthed
vtliRt this part of tho county had dono
,better by Gnllier.
It is a great dieappointment to Mr.
-.WolcoU'a friends that ho nna defeated,
Jor strong hopes were entertained of his
jslcction. However Mr. Hazard is not
anly a bard man to run acainst, but he
js an official who has giTcn general sat-
faction, and will continue to do so. The
pas'plc evidintly took the view that pood
service thould be rewarded, co matter
.what tho political faith of the officer.
Tho fact is that Coos countv has a tet
of officera of wuioh eho may well bu !
jiroud and taxpayers will heave n aifth
,of relief that there is to be so littlo
.change iu the administration.
I'EUHAPS A LESSON.
Now that tho election is over and tho
mokoof battle has about cleared away,
;ve can all take a long breath and begin
;o count up the casualties.
Tho heed of tho Republican ticket ie
puon- the slain. This of coureo, Is un
ortucatc, from tho Republican stand-
hoint. At leaat it would nppcar eo at j
nrtt glance. At tho mido time, it may
.not bo audi a bad thing, oven for the
Republican party, that Mr. Furnish was
flsfcated. It may bo n leseon for tho
politicians whoaro endeavoring torido
tho Rcpnbllcun parly in Oregon for their
pwn personal end. They are sorved no
tice that tho people won't stand every
thing. Tortland can had tho horeo to
water but Eho can't make him drink.
When tho Portland gtns took a very
now ex-Democrat nnd shoved him
down tho throat of tho Republican party,
they probably thought they weie about
tbo smoothest people on earth. Perhaps
they will now reviec their Ideas.
It is unfortunate for both tho atato
and tho party that tho cquabbloof the
two factiona in Multnomah countp should,' J vVfHje BACB
domiflflto everything elee iu Oregon iCONS'l A RLE.
A lirltlL'PH.
poiiucs. xt is no wonuor uint tuo rank
and file aro permeated with diegustat
tho wJiolo ehooting-matrh, and have ox
pressed their dieaproval by staying awr.y
from tho polla or voting ngainat tho man
whose newness in tho party gave him
.no claim on tho place at tho head ol tho
ilcket.
vlllk the Governor-elect, Mr. Cfea!.,
,
borlnin, oven tho campaign ecctus to
hnvo developed no woreo objection than
that ho is ti "good follow." This Is
really n tnoro sorloua objection thnn it
oppoars, but Mr, Ohninborlaln's "good
fellowship" may havo been grossly ex
aggerated. It la to bo hoped, that ho will
display firmness enough, to resist tho
alulstcr influoncor that will bo brought
i uwr ..,... - : j An McaUbn8 roul t0 10 ronomlmw
about tho Republican gang, when Ujono ConRreMumn Marlon cirltlUli.
comes to tho Democratic gang-Good 'xho onlv ilval aspirant for tho honoris
Lord dollvor ual William M, Altinnh of this county.
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UMUVJlAlv Uiii.
OF COOS COUNTY
Tho following oftlclal figurea of tho
voto in Coas county wero obtained by
phone from County Clork IlnxnrdThura
d y.
U. S. SENATOR. I
TTGcer. IP
C E S Wood,
CONGRESS.
II Goiild,
II F Ramp,
T H Tonguo,
J K Weathorford,
GOVERNOR.
G E Chamberlain,
W .1 Furnish,
A J Huu6aker,
R R Ryan.
70'J
13
ior2
700
7S0
HMW
10.V
177
Br. juuwc. 1
H S Uean,
H F Ronham,
O J HrU-ltt,
SEC OF STATE.
C W Bsrwe, "
110
' 718
lift
. soy
K A DAVie,
. ui
I s"'
toss
1 oco
! STATE TREAS.
I
I 977
lit
' if iiinririTin.n.
TSMcDaniol,
O S Moore,
low!
W f Jlvr.
107
Sl!1' P Pf VVa-IN3,
I .! H At'kcrman,
:110a
It W Kolioy,
! 1U9
W A W.um.
AT. GENERAL.
A M Crawford,
T II Goyne,
.III Ralev.
Sl'ATlJ I'RINIER.
W W Brooks,
.1 E Oodfrov,
.1 E Hosmer,
J R Whltny,
JOINT REl
A D.ihoff,
JI Gout.
R E Gnrhrldgc,
R I) Hume.
REPRESENfAlIVE
'T Huckman,
J I'lnnatfiU),
H U Hertnatin,
COUNTY JUDGE
L Harlocker,
() D McFurlin,
718
107S
16u
72
IK
m
Q9K
-t 142
210,
607
034
240
78X
1183,
1112)
0
1
U U banford,
101
.1 J rVtanloy,
7K)
hUliUltr.
S Gallier,
1 FGehlko,
lWi
10
7
W A Goodman,
J S Lawrencn
COUNTY CLERK.
B T OofMt.
L II Hazird,
J A Rhoades,
A 1) Wolcott,
TREASURER.
GT Coleman,
J R Dulley,
W W Hayes,
G O Leach,
ASSESSOR.
W Hansen,
.1 THonsor,
TJ Perkins,
TJ Thrift,
feURVEYOR.
S 11 Cathcart,
A E Hadjall.
UI!
133
111
87
ISO
urn1
21ffl
170
OS I
too
1098
107a
700
CORONER.
J W Hall,
AV Horolall, M D.
COUNTY COM.
A M Collver,
I) Mcintosh,
30!)
; 'jinstli
20s
1317
S J Tuttlo,
37
418
231
H Kundi'rlaud,
osn
ROAD SUP.
Dist. No. 1.
J Bear,
Difet. No. 5.
V P Norton,
L II Iloienor,
IN. ANDREF.
Yes,
No,
133
14H
00
162;
63
J)en t&s 4 Ite Kind You llata Always Bought
POLITICAL, MQT12S"
KRCMOTIIKR STATICS.
Horktmoi,N. Y.,.limo G, Oongrosii'
innn .fix met 8. Sherman wnH rouotnU
tinted todays by tlio Republican cougros
eional convention of tho Twenty-fifth
district.
NnehylHq, Ind., June u.Tho Demo
cratic congrceeional convention of thu
1 Fourth district is In session huro today.
1 !... 1 I ... ft I'l. n H.....H
I auiuim, via. 1 juiiu u. ahu 1,ul,lu
crane votora 0: ucorgm arc touny ' -
ifyg tl.blr cliofco for mvcrnor and
other atato otlkers to ho chosja this '""
through tho medium of n atato primary.
Tho atato convention wl'l bo hold next
month when tho candidates voted forj
todny will bo formally uominr.tcd, Iu
addition to the state otllcora And vnrioue
county nnd local ofllccra candidate nrecain ,ot(J ., ., oN2ofWl., c 18 t !!s r
being voted for today for congtosa nnd 0 3i KoU.MOO, lnx M,0,
(or United Slates senator. There la no , pflw Q J 0 g, rRhl
oppositions the re-election of United of (or rnlIroad icl-l of nel-l u-4
Statca Senator Clay and in moat of tho , ecc ,., t .,, f 3 ncrCf
cougresalonaldl.trlcU tho Incumbent,. . r. sllnpl0ll f,Klll uf wnv for .
will bo rerolectcd. . . . . . . .. ,,,
Hutnhlneon, Kaa.. Juno 5. Prohl-fl. .
bltionists of Katuaa aesemblcd in atato " ,"'., ,.,..,,.., .. , , ,
... C I). Mul'fttltn to L J.hlmjtaon right
convention hero today nnd wore en leu ' , . , , , , .
, , , ' of way for railroad on ud-8 of iel-1
to order by Chairman Mont Willinmi of , , .,,
tho atato committee, Tho convontlonV00 ,U l "' r '
will adopt reioluttona and name candl- J ','U,,8S "' lHbbii to I-. J. M,,.,,,
dates for governor nnd tho other ttntoKJ'tof way on wl'JofsolUsw SB mil t
offlclala to bo choion at tho coming elee- ot "ol 4 lcc 2(J l M r ,3 (W
j W. H. Wtmerto . W. Wlmor 1-7 of
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Condition of Oregon Crops-
Tho condition ol grain continues good,
especially in tho eastern portion of tho
State. Tlioro has been plenty of rnoia
turo for aprijig lotrn wheat, and aa tho
'plant has etoolcd nicely tho vicld nroin-
ieea to bo larger than usual. Fall wheat
U liMilliif . lint milrv, n tli. rnnl ,c,.ll..
. .......B, .... ..- .. .... -w. ,,. -
cr, it la making aloiv advancement, and
steady, mild temperatures are now
needed to mature n plump and hard
kernel. Soma alfalfa has neon cut iu
outhorn Oregon, and clover nnd alfalfa '
ia generally ready for harvesting, which '
is retarded by tho untitled condition
of tho weather. Paiturea continue in j
excellent condition nnd etock ia now fat
nnd sleek. Sheep- shearing Is progrcai-
ing slowly and tho clip will probably bo ,
au averago one. I
Sugar beets In Union county nro Ixtlnr;
thinned nnd the crop la doing nlculy.
Gardens, corn, rc-tntoea, and hops, all
need warmer weather, but thoy continue
thrifty nnd promising, although ery
jb'ckward,
j Tho warm woather during tho Arnt ol
tho week bioijit inn number of en.
courjgiug fruit reports to tho effuut thtt t
the dam.igo to primes, cherries nnd pears
was not ni grout as expected, but tho
weather lator became unfavorable, nnd
tho damage In thu Willamette valley to
Italian prunes, Royal Ann chcrrltu and
Rart.'ett psars is considerable. In bouth
orn and eastern Oregon tho fruit outlook
is very promising, and thoro will un
doubtedly bo plenty of lurries In all
part of the Suto. L'irly npplos havo
dropped badly, but winter apples; as far
ns can bo dutermlndv'd, havo rut nicely.
Serial Story.
The "Gun Maker of Moscow," by Syl
vanua Cobb Jr., a eorlal alory will, be
gin in Sunday niornlng'a daily. Bylvanua
Cobb, Jr. was one of tho beat story
writers tho world has known. All realt
ors ot tho dally Mail will lovo tho op
portunity of reading this bouutiful writ
ten Russian story, Tho atory ia rich in
character atudiea of tbo Rueslan people.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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Uulo Lobrco to 0. 11. Mertlmul
Receiver of piutnetehlpcMiito of E. 1).
Dean A Co.
Tide land near mouth of Coos river 1;
sou 11)030 1 115 r 1'J. 3.80 acres bw 11 ol
nwl'l wl 2 of nwl-4 nnd nol-4 of awlf
aeo 2 t 25 r II, ewl-4 see 10 t 27 r l.
uml t-a nwl-l bco 10 t !!7 r 13. a0.
bylvestor Rico to W. P. Rookutt. atl I
of ii' I-1 of boI-I eve 33. t 27 r 19. M)0.
I'aolflo Wooden wnroA Cooperage Co.
to Clinrloa 1', Doe. nl-2 of nwl eel 1 ol
uwl-l ceo 1. I2S.II kciob, el-2 ol i 8
vl-U of wl 2 ace '-', lid 4 eeo 11. m-l-l
12 t -3 r II
t 15 per ncro to J. O.
, ytomlor.
J P stomler and wife ,t I oluwl-l
' N00 ji8 r 11 $200.
, .., K '.. 1 (. tlIeI.iB 15 ncro.
iulot3eec2t28ri:i,ft;i0.
J. Q. Wilson and wlfo to J. C.SJiIcMk
1 13 acres Iu lot 2 sec 2 t 28 r 13 $000.
I ILHonuatackon to O. E. Ilallev oiilt
a-. 1-1 of nwl-l ul2 of awl-leocSfifi
' aorwi In bw corner of etc 5f and nw cor-
iir of sic 30 t 23 r 13 j00.
l. T. Wlmer to G. W. Wanier 1-7 of
nbovu 280.
U. S. to Ella Wcodaluu rul-l of an 1 4
wMvf Btfl-lsccOt 20 r 12.
I,A WooJ"lj ,) J- l)o ab
' JoJCrlbcil Ifttlll 15.
IauIuIi tucker v wiw lo Alton llonry
Sengatacken arid Mnbtil Gonovfevo
Stngttackeu lot 3 block 00 Hmplio
City i j io.
S. O. Co. Deal Closed
The Mm is Informed by n gentleman
who doos not care to ba quoled tlmt tho
S.utliorn Orm;on Co. deal hau boon
c!otxI and the ial i nn accomplished
fast.
It Is nUoitnt04l that tho jiartloawlw
,ftVo bought out the S. O. Co.; are the
eamo who nro behind tho Coos Hoy Salt
Lako rndrood.
This gives riio ton numberleM mir
mtros and opens a wide field for npm
nlation no to what tho iiitontlons
of thuio cnpltalluta may be. Tho
feet that EiiRinuor Seara unmo iu over
tho Coos Hay wagon road instend of by
nn cattor rogto, la considered olgnlflrmnt
by thoio who claim that n rallrouil can
bo built on the routo of tho old road.
On tho other hand, ono of tho men
with tho Burvoying party In n minor
capacity assured n friend lieio that tho
ronl would como In from tho north,
Wo will all know mora about It before
tho road fa completed.
Tho railroad turvoyors wero at Emplro
City yesterday and took thu tide levels,
Thoy also commenced n thorough exam
ination of tho ground In iioarch ot tho
beat routo out of Emplro iu tho direc
tlon of Marhflold.
Now that tho "war ia ovor" and when
tho smoke of battlohaa entirely cleared
away, tho atmosphere will bo in fino
condition to prepare for ono of tho big
gest celebrf.'.lone Miunhflold has ovor
had. - . i
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STRANDKD UAHODA
SAVH1) AT LAST,
Taken off the Ilench Thursday ...
Night nnd now Anchored t
Snfcly in the Uny
Tho llarodn Is off, nnd the ll.iroilu
Iu, and Capt. fliirnn has n (oathtr in hlu
cap (our feet long.
Thu tugs Columbia and Antorlit w'oro
oir hand Thuradny utlit mid about 10 p
ui the vossel wni tlunlly tnkon off from
tho he.ieli whero eho hua lain so long. It
w.ta n beautiful night, tho rcn was
nmooth and nil conditions, favorable,
nnd nn troubla or mlihiip ocritrntd, Tlie,
vonel wait tnkon In ton nnd towed up to
tho bay, coming In nbotit 10 o'clock Ari
dity foruioou nnd utichorlng nt Empire.
dipt. Ilurt'H and it uiow of about ten,
men are nbonrd thu voeiol. Thu Co
qulllo llfu-f living crow, who woio on
hand to nealit in getting tho veetel Off
tho bench, camo to tho Hay on lior, and ,
wore taken back to tho month of thu
river later by tho tug. t
Tho Raroda la In cxcollbtit condition '
nnd tbo dnmngo from her e.xppr'enr'j U
very light. Sho la luaklng but ory 'lit
tie, only two abort thtfta having bMii
taken ntho piimpa In IS hours. OiiVt.
Ilurne has hci pnlntod tip and uvory
thing In ihipabape, and but for thurfaut
that lier yards and toptiueta nro on4 :
dock thero U little lo Indlctto. thu dps
(mratu ttrnlta through whloh ehe has'
IKIMQd.
Her mIIc, do., nro all on board, nnd
thu will lio rlgsed up In the b.ty, rcipili..
luu thuio or four days, after which ho
wilt tnko nhoiil 300 tone of rook ballnit
In nddltloii to tho nttul iMtltast eho hun
on board, nnd will Iib tnlled lo San
l'rnucUeo, wh.no nho will (o on thu dty
dock for thu exnmluKtlou und lepalr of
her Iwltoin phitun.
Every 1'iir is kld 'bnt Capt. Runn
Iirh ducccwlol In Ids dKrrniuod efforts
lo M-sciie tills YHluult.tf vdieel. Ho Inn
et7l with Him Joli whirli mntiv who
allOUhl I gOOd judlllM lrMHMIItOSl bt)w-
lees, nnd has fully IiimllW his afth in
hht own goo I mdguiQiit.
Hu deecrvua
ills suueeer,
TRAVEL BY SEA
Arrlvuln fro South by Alliance, Juno
t: CCUoonloj E Urowxell. P Urewn
ell, Mre'L Skivnc, Mm P 0 I.em.;MlJ
Otraiidlnr, MUi Tarj. n, Mrs N J Corn
wall, It Cornwall, LCurnwall, II TnoiW,
Mr II Thfldi., II C 'Ihodo, Mra C A
Rogarif, Win lliitchintoii, Mra IVl'rx
fen, 8 (' Sonechniiuor, Mlsa Nonitnnt,
Wm Ford, Mra W .1 Peloreon, FT Ken
nedy, T IC Merrltt, K Govn, illm 0
.bum, C B Jurdiiii, W P l'olnrton, U
W AdninH, .1 II Mllkir, II L Chrlttnn
ecu, Mies t Iaxw, Mrs E P Low id.
Port Orford Tribune: Joseph Ron
nott, thu Mnrehfluhl Imukur, wm a uv
aengerjfor tho city by thu Areata yestor
day. IIu (mine nthoro hero iu order to
(huko hniida with friends and got n
square meal nt the Kmtpp hotel.
Coquillo Iforald.- Nowa of tho death
of Unc'o Jack CUrk, with whom M ra.
Elliot wont to California uovernl mouth's
ngo In torch of health, ho coining from
Knneaii to this placu only n few weeks
be.'oru going to Cnlifornin. tho b(Jdy
wno cremated and tho nehoa taken tolilu
old homo In Titcoin for biiriul by his latu
wifo, by his nephow, llrot Chirk, well
known iu thla ecctlon.
Ra d tho "Gun Makers of Maicow" ii
conlLiuod etory, by Sylvnnus Cobb Jr
Tho Areata will leavo San Franoleco
Sunday, nnd la scheduled to lenvo hero
Wednesday.
Mrs, Ivy Gomlron waa ahopplninr ,,
town Friday. ". :tfVr
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