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COQUILLE CITY BULLETIN   Coquille, OR.

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JANUARY 1 - 29, 1904

Vital name-Hermann name-Rackleff Coq B 608 Jan 1, 1904
[marriage licenses for 1903.]
Marriage: 1903. Wm Dungan, Carrie Owen; Geo L Tilotson, Myrtle Howell; Geo H Ferry
and Frances A Gould. Chas McVey and Carry Smalley. (Jan.)    Chas W Angel, Ellen
Rackleff. Lewis A Lee, Mary J Ferry; Hermann Jeritt, Edna Magee; (Feb.)       Albert
Matson, Nora E Davis; Jas M Gurney Lydia J Davis; Chas Moomaw, Leta Mae True. Alex
B Campbell, Bertha Sleep Frank Simpson, Sophia Walser [sic]. (March)         J W Flanagan,
Letitia Howard; W E Lewellen, Ruth Roberts; J E Walstrom, Ella Buck. (April)        Jas
Oldland, Bessie Deweese; Chas Matheson, Sara L Jewitt; J J Clinkenbeard and Anna Bettys;
Alex Anderson and Bertha Wicklund. (may)     Frank Jokey, Mary Stonelake; Pinkston Laird,
Flora McCloskey; Ross B Deyoe, Daisy D Dodge; J Calvin Slagle, Kathryn Johnson; Robt
McDonald, Lizzie Peterson; Wilbur Hoover, Roberta Felter; L E Brown, May Davis. (June).
Wm McClure, Eva Krewson; Carl Hughes, Georgina Leneve; Wm L Croy, Alta L Lyton; C
C Fox, Stella Jenkins. (July)          Max Timerman, Lela Barzee; J A Yoakam, Jr, Erma
Lukens; Jeremiah Peart, Sadie McQuigg;   W P Davis, Rowena Guerny; A G Erickson, Pearl
McCormick. (Sept.)             Geo W Elliott, Susie Foster; Frank Southmayd, Leslie Lewellen.
E J Lamb, Pearl Hollenbeck; F C Getty, Mabel O Cootey. James H Perry, Mary Hoffman.
(Oct.) Wm Tenbrook; Etta Belieu; Carrie Bellieu (Nov)   [M 2004 something is left out]
M T Aasen, Charlotte M Hill; Alfred Tyberg, Elizabeth Ott; Levi Denning, Stella A Elrod.
(Dec) [M. note: among others.]

Health-provider Tot-Marshfield RR-passenger health-sickness Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-
riverboat Locale-LR CoqB 608 Jan 1, 1904
Dr. Mingus, of Marshfield, was a passenger on Tuesday's steamer for the lower river. The
Doctor was operated on for appendicitis recently and is now O.K. and able to attend to work.
+
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Enterprise-[?] Coq B 609 Jan 1, 1904
J C Steckel, feather renovator.    [Feather renovating machine, b.]

Visit CoqB 609 Jan 1, 1904 Alex McCloud, and nephew Alex Jr, to M'field visit.

Health-accid Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Dispatch CoqB 609 Jan 1, 1904
Recorder. John Shields bad lick Mon, gash above his eye, 6 stitches; working on old
Dispatch, the house of which being removed, when a 4x4 scantling someone was moving
above, fell and struck above eye. He was insensible for a short time.

Other-coal machine Tot-Coq condit? CoqB 609 Jan 1, 1904
J Peart has put in an engine recently at his coal mine near this city. The result will be a
considerable increase in the output and greater convenience in handling the work. +   [cp]

Racism politic CoqB 609 Jan 1, 1904
This session congress contains no negro member; w/exception brief period 1887-89, others
have had; lst negro sent was J Willis Menard of New Orleans, elected to fill vacancy in 1868.
1870, Hiram R Revells took his seat, the first negro to be elected in that body; Blanche K
Bruce was the only other negro to enter the senate; 44 congress, called the black congress,
since there were 8 members in both branches. --Argonaut.

Vital CoqB 609 Jan 1, 1904
More marriage licenses 1903. Dec 29; G H Magary, Ruthie Stubbs; A H McKay, Josie
Magary; Jas S Roberts, Albina Coleman; Dec 31 W E Bartholomew, Icy S March; Catha
Snider, E M Stewart.

Health-accid OT-OaklandCali RR-streetcar bicycle Locale-CoosBay Tot-Marshfield OT-SF
CoqB 609 Jan 1, 1904
CBNews The San Francisco papers mentioned last week that J. D. Garfield, of Oakland,
while riding a bicycle, collided with a street car, and was seriously injured. He was suffering
from concussion of the brain, but at last accounts was improving. Mr. Garfield was formerly
a resident of the bay, and was at one time proprietor of a hardware store in Marshfield.
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Utility Tot-Riverton mill-Riverton CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
Electric lights at Riverton sawmill.

County-official CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
T J Thrift, co assessor, b. /    Sheriff Gallier, b.

Name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904    John Lawrence, b.    /         Alex McCloud, b.     /
Matt Johnson, b.      /      J A Jacobson, b.

Srh-shipyard-indir name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 S Danielson, b.

Name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Frank Fish, b. /     Geo Henninger family, b.    /
Geo Moulton, b.   /         Mrs. N Rasmussen, b.   /      Mrs. May Strang, b.

Locale-MiddleFork road-stage CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
B Fenton, Middle Fork stage line, b.

Name-Whereat Tot-Marshfield commute Coq B 610-17 January 1, 1904
Captain Whearat, [sic] of Marshfield, has been in our city several days this week. + [cp]

Tot-Coq visiting locale-[?]   Coq B 610-17 January 1, 1904
I. N. Delong, [sic] and family returned to their home Saturday after visiting with friends in
this city for a few days. +

Name-Gage county-official? CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
W W Gage, popular ex sheriff, b.    [,cp]

Fruit condit-improve CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904   J A Jacobson, fruit, improvement, b.

Animal-bird CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Thos Hall, ducks, b.

Other-mining Tot-Eckley CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 S H Whitney, gold mines Eckley.

Holiday-Xmas name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
M/M Chas Lorenz, Dolly Skeels, Miss Walzser, C M Skeels Christmas.

Tot-Coq? CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 L H Hazard, bank, b.

Holiday-Xmas CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Jas Walstrom, Christmas.

Name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Clay Dement, J Moomaw, b.   / Cash Goodman, J P
Goodman, b.

Name-Nosler CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Mrs. Fred Nosler and children, b.

RR-name RR-phy health-accid CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
Conductor Abbott had the misfortune to get his foot hurt recently while unloading some logs
from a car and E W Kardell has been acting as substitute conductor. + [cp]

Srh-ocean Srh-Aurelia CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Steamer Aurelia; sailing dates.

Tot-Dairyville dairy CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Franz Thomsen, Dairyville, dairy, b.

Tot-Coq health-provider CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
W A Goodman, Dr. Culin, building, b.

Job Tot-NB novelty-woolen CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
W C Irvine, foreman, North Bend woolen mill, b.

Tax school CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Prof Anderson; tax for school, b.

Enterprise CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Feather renovating machine, b.

Fish enterprise-hatchery Locale-CoosR CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
(Coast Mail) Frank Smith, supt Coos river hatchery, b.

Srh-shipbuilding Srh-dredge? Govt novelty-wood-stave Locale-[?] CoqB 610-17 Jan 1, 1904
(Coast Mail) New govt dredge built at Stave mill.

RE CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 (Coast Mail) Wm Lawhorn sold place.

Srh-[?] Srh-Alta disaster? .CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Gas boat Alta missing.

Tot-Corbin mill-Corbin CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 (Curry Co Recorder). Corbin mill, b

Paper CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 [Ads pretty much same as all along].

Locale-Oregon history? Govt? CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
The Oregon Country; its claim on Congress for recognition. [Lengthy.]

Utility Tot-Coq CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Water system, Coquille, b.

Holiday CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Holiday festivities, b.

Climate disaster-indir CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Climate, Oregon nice vs earthquake S.
Cal blizzard mid west.

Srh-lighthouse Alaska-trade CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 (Bandon Recorder). S F Shepard,
lighthouse, Alaska, b.

Music entertain CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 (Bandon Recorder). Band entertainment, b.

Srh-ocean Srh-Alpha Srh-CaptLarson lbr CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
(Bandon Recorder).   Captain Larson, schnr Alpha, carry 400,000 ft. Lumber.

RR-extension OT-Drain Locale-Umpqua Locale-Tenmile Locale-CoosBay Locale-NorthSl
CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
(CB News). The engineers employed on the railroad survey from Drain via Umpqua and
Tenmile, now have their headquarters at Marshfield. We understand that the route from
Tenmile to the bay will be via North Slough. + [cp]

Srh-river Srh-RogueR Srh-ferry Tot-Wedderburn Tot-GB CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
(CB News). Ferry, Wedderburn-G. Beach.

Tot-Allegany school Tot-Yarrow holiday-Xmas CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
(CB News).    [Lengthy on] Allegany: Grandmother in camp, Georgia Gould, Carrie E Rodin
intermed teacher Yarrow, Allegany Christmas, b.

Tot-Riverton-name commute CoqB 618-17 January 1, 1904 Mrs. Martin, Riverton, t.

Locale-CoosBay-name    CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 H King, bay, b.

Tot-Marshfield-name commute CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Mrs. H Noble, Marshfield, t.

Tot-Parkersburg-name commute CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
Mrs. Wm Barrows, Mrs H Johnson, Parkersburg, t

Locale-LR-name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Chris Danielson, lower river, b.

Tot-MP-name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Chas Schroeder, Myrtle Point, b.

Name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 W A Hoover, b.      /     Icy March, Belle Rich, Bert
Gould, b.         /    H Lorenz, b.

Health-provider CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Dr. J Curtis Snook, b.

Locale-PikeCamp logging CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
Boys from Pike’s camp, b. [M. logging]

Item-headstone Tot-Marshfield CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
E M Stewart, Marshfield marble man, t.

Tot-Coq CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Mrs. Wickham’s boarding house, painters.

Other-mining Locale-Sixes CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 R R Pierce, mining , Sixes, b.

Salesman enterprise-insurance CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
C A Rohrabacher, traveling agent for Washington Life Ins Co.

Srh-ocean Srh-dock Locale-[?] Srh-Chico Srh-freight CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
Wharf; steamer Chico, freight rates. (2).

Name CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 R Endicott, b.

Name OT-Kansas CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 W Dyer, Kansas.

Other coal Tot-Coq interest? CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 J Peart, coal mine, bi.

Health-sickneess? CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Mrs. L H Hazard and children, health, b.

Holiday-Xmas church CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904 Santa Claus Christian church, b.

Other-mining Locale-SalmonMtn interest? CoqB 610-17 January 1, 1904
E H Hall, quartz mill, Salmon mountain, bi.
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vital interest? Coq B 618 Jan 1, 1904 Walter Bartholomew and Icy March, married, bi.

Entertain show drama CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
Margarita Fischer Company players, [presented plays; gives names of, schedule.]

Enterprise-blacksmith Tot-Bridge CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
Wm McAbee [as typed], blacksmith, Bridge.

Dairy Tot-Marshfield    CoqB 618 January 1, 1904   Nichols, butter, Marshfield.

Name CoqB 618 January 1, 1904 J F Schroeder, b.    /      H. Lorenz, b.    /        Mrs. W L
Kistner, Mrs. C S Davis, J B Davis, Mr. Pettingill, b.    /       Mrs J H Sackett, b.     /    Miss
Cora Burns; E. Tyrrell, b.

Vital CoqB 618 January 1, 1904 Catha Snider, E M Stewart married, b.

Locale-KentuckSl health-death CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
Geo W Thomas, died, named - Kentuck Slough, b.

Church CoqB 618 January 1, 1904 Christian church, annual business meeting, b

Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Dispatch job food CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
Barber on Dispatch, Chas Moomaw, P B Hoyt; also confectionery, b.

Holiday-Xmas Tot-Bridge CoqB 618 January 1, 1904 Old fashioned Xmas tree, Bridge, bi.

Tot-Coq anti-crime interest?   CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
First Natl Bank, burglar proof safe, bi.

Entertain dance organize-indir Tot-Coq interest? CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
Ball Masonic Hall, b.i.

Organize CoqB 618 January 1, 1904 Officers of Mason and Star lodges.

Excursion RR-passenger pursuit-fball CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
Excursion train, football games, b.

School entertain CoqB 618 January 1, 1904 Coq Academy notes; report on entertain, other.

Entertain literary music organize-indir Tot-Coq CoqB 618 January 1, 1904
Program for Entertainment Masonic Hall, readings, solos, other: Rose & Jay Mulkey, Jennie
Thompson, Handsaker, etc.

Tot-Coq CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 R B Ray, close out store, b person.

Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-CaptRackleff name-Rackleff commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
Capt Rackleff, MP, t.

Name CoqB 618 January 8, 1904   Francis Dean, b.   /      W T Lewis, b.    /     Nannie
Fellows, t.   /      Mrs. R Mast, b.

Name-Nosler CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 Ralph Nosler, b.

Name CoqB 618 January 8, 1904    Mrs. J T Hall, b.          /    Mrs. Ed Gallier, b.    /   Sam
Sherwood, D J Beale, b. (2)    /   Fanny Getty, b.   / Wm. Kennedy, b.

Tot-Riverton mill-Riverton CoqB 618 January 8, 1904   J M Riley, of Riverton sawmill, b.

Locale-CoosBay commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 D C Harry, bay, t.

Tot-Riverton-name commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904   O A Kelley, Riverton, t.

Tot-Parkersburg other-coal-indir Tot-Riverton-indir commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
J. H. Timon, of Parkersburg [M. verified], t, b.

Tot-MP-name CoqB 618 January 8, 1904   L. Rose, MP, b.

Locale-BeaverSl Srh-river Srh-BeaverSl enterprise-carpentry CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
Ed Jacobson went to Beaver Slough on Friday's steamer where he will do some carpenter
work. + [cp]

Tot-Rural-name Tot-Powers-indir commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 J M Hayes, Rural, t.

Tot-MP-name commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 Geo E Jackson, MP, t.

Tot-MP-name commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 W T Lehnherr and family, MP, t.

Tot-Parkersburg agric commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 Thos Perkins, Parkersburg
nurseryman, t.

Tot-Arago commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 W H Schroeder, Arago merchant, t, b.

Job Tot-Coq mill-Lyons CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
J H Simmons, yard man at Lyons mill, b.

Tot-J.Mill mill-Johnson CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 C W Meeker [sp?] , Johnson's mill, t.

Name CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 Mrs. Chas Baxter, b.   /   Archie Boone, b.   / J W Laird, E
E Johnson, b.

Holiday-NewYear entertain dance organize Tot-Coq CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
New Year Ball at Masonic, b.

Tot-MP? Name-Nosler CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
David D Adams, R E Nosler barber shop, MP, b

Church CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 Rev. D T Summerville, presiding elder at ME ch, b.

RE CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 Mrs H I Bledsoe, M J McDonald, real estate.

Farm RE Locale-Cunningham .CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
C E McCurdy and family, purchased farm WC Paxon of Cunningham cr.

Tot-Parkersburg-name commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904   J A Jackson, Parkersburg, t, b.

Commute name OT-Cali   CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 M O Hawkins, J P Messer, Cal, b.; t.

Srh-ocean Srh-Elizabeth Srh-CaptPerry CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
Capt V N Perry, new boat Elizabeth, stat.

Tot-Marshfield RR-name-Bennett CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
(Coast Mail). J W Bennett [not useful item], F S Dow, Dean warehouse [mentioned].

Tot-CamasValley Tot-MP road CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
(Rsbg Review) D J Noah, Camas Valley, MP, b; stages, roads.

Harness invention Tot-Coq? CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
F. Long, harness dealer, patent for adjustable metal clasp to take place of hame strap. Sold
Oregon right to invention. Mr. Long was in business few yrs ago. [M. doesn't say where he
is now.]

Srh-ocean Srh-river Srh-Ruby CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
(Bandon Recorder) Schnr Ruby in river, 5th   3 master on the Coq one time.

enterprise-blacksmith Tot-MP CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
)MPE) Wm Fields, Ernest Bender blacksmith shop MP.

School Tot-Arago church-indir CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
Miss Lena Holcomb, Rev. Holcomb, private school Arago, b.

Locale-Oregon condit-progress CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
progress of Webfoot State last few years. [more]

Dairy needed Tot-Coq road-wagon interest? CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
a need for supply of fresh milk in Coq; plea for milk wagon, other; bi.

fruit condit locale-Coos CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
problem of Coos apples and insufficient markets.    [lengthy]

fair OT-St.Louis locale-Coos condit-progress? CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
Progress report on St Louis Expo and Coos. [Lengthy. 2]

Name CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 Miss Lillie Way, b.

Job Tot-Parkersburg mill-Parkersburg commute CoqB 618 January 8, 1904
John Kronenburg, Jr, supt mill Parkersburg, t, b. /

Enterprise-[?] CoqB 618 January 8, 1904 W A Goodman [house?] moving, b.
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Tot-Coq anti-temperance road-sidewalk utility prices food CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Council proceedings, liquor license to J P Tupper, sidewalk, Coquille. Fire dept] Hose Co No
1, [details of] Water rates for butcher shops $2.50 month.

Novelty-wood Tot-NB CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 N B sash and door factory, bi.

Health-sickness CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 J H Upton, invalid, now better.

Politic name CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Senator Dimmick’s family, b.

Log RR-haul Srh-river Srh-CoqR CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Logs are being brought over the railroad from the Coquille at the rate of from 150 to 170 per
day. It is said that there are logs enough out on the river to keep the train running for several
months at this rate. (CB News).   + [cp]

Road-draying locale-[?]   CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 (Coast Mail). Colfax Harry, Heisner’s
dray; b.

Health-provider locale-[?] CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   (Coast Mail). Dr. E E Straw, b.

Tot-Marshfield-name commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   Geo Flanagan, Marshfield, t.

Tot-Fishtrap-name comute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 D Morgan, Fishtrap, t.

Tot-Riverton-name commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   Mrs. Jack Tawse, Riverton, t.

Locale-Bullards commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Ed Fahy, Sr, Bullards, t.

Name commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 H T Schweer, t.      /     Judge Schroeder, t.

Name CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Miss Rose Leneve, b.      /    M/M Joe Bledsoe, b.

Vital CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Married L E Rose to Olly Harrison.

Tot-Fishtrap-name commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Joseph Radabaugh, Fishtrap, t.

Tot-Riverton-name commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   Bert and Ed Smith, Riverton, t.

Vital CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   Baby boy to Geo Halter, b.

Name CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   Mrs. J Fox, Jr, b.     /     Cal Ray; R B Ray, b.      /     M/M
R E Buck, b.

Tot-Marshfield-name commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   F S Dow, E L Farrin, I S
Kaufman, Marshfield, t.

Paper Tot-Bridge dairy CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Aaron Wilson, former Bulletin; Bridge, creamery, b.

Name-Siglin locale-Isthmus-indir Tot-Marshfield b-act CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Z T Siglin, mail contractor on the Marshfield route, was over Wednesday looking after his
business interests.

school Tot-P.Orford commute? CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
E P Anderson, Port Orford, t; academy.

Tot-Marshfield Locale-CoosR commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
C Rodine, Coos river, F P Norton, Marshfield, t.

Health-provider CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Dr. J C Snook, b.

Name-Rosa CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Col Rosa, t, b.

Name CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   Henry Benham, b

Paper CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 C R Ingle, ed-pub. North Bend Citizen, b.

Paper holiday CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Coast Mail new Year issue.

School Coq B 619 January 8, 1904 Mrs. Bartholomew, teacher; b..   [M. 2006: nee Icy
March]

Judge County-official health-death health-birth racism-indir CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Judge Harlocker, co health officer, no deaths, 18 births whites; month of December.

Tot-Coq bicycle CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Albert Fish, Frank Fish, Fish Bros’ bicycle firm, b.

Church CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Rev R A Reagan, Rev A H Mulkey, ME church.

Locale-NorthFork-name commute. CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   W O Cooper, North Fork, t.

Lhc-Coos paper CoqB 619 January 8, 1904   Capitol Journal on Coos, [writeup.]

OT-Boston paper-indir CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 August Eickworth, Boston, b.

Health-sickness CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 J W Beyers, health, b.

Name moving CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 R B Ray to move.

Friends entertain name? Misc-word-spicy-conversation CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
M/M W C Chase, M/M W E Bartholomew, friends, entertainment b. [Spicy conversation].

RR-extension condit saying CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Although at times unpleasant to live some distance from a through line of railroad, the people
of this county are saved the annoyance of tramps. The good housewives and city authorities
in some sections of the state have been worried almost to distraction recently by the "ne’er-
do-weels" [sic] known as "Weary Willys." [sic]. [cp]

Mail OT-Roseburg Tot-MP Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Echo CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Mail carrier Roseburg-Myrtle Point, connections [lack of] with Echo.

Name health-death misc-word resolutions-condolence CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
County Commissioners met regular session; resolutions condolence Donald McIntosh.

Name commute CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Mrs. Donald McIntosh, t, b.

Health-accid Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Favorite interest? CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Chas
Fox, accident; steamer Favorite bi

County-official CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 J J Clinkenbeard new co commissioner, bi.

Literary? Name CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Women’s Study Club, Mrs. Figg, Sperry, Atkinson, Chase, Lawrence.

Utility holiday entertain dance name CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
Mountain Hose Co No 1; masquerade ball Valentine day; Lorenz, Mehl, Mansell, Stanley, b.

Organize CoqB 619 January 8, 1904 Officers and other in lodge.

Srh-ocean Srh-Aurelia condit? OT-SF OT-Portland CoqB 619 January 8, 1904
New steamer Aurelia delayed, shipping problem, Portland vs San Francisco.
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crime? Health-accid? Tot-Riverton mill-Riverton Coq B 620 January 8, 1904
Fight at Riverton sawmill [more].

Animal-panther Locale-AshSwamp Locale-EdenValley CoqB 620 January 8, 1904
Mr. Billings, Ash Swamp, Eden Valley, fights panther; [lengthy.]

Locale-Oregon dairy CoqB 620 January 8, 1904 Changes of a decade in Oregon dairying.

Vital name CoqB 620 January 8, 1904
[Lengthy on] wedding Icy Snow March, Walter Bartholomew; Miss Belle Rich, M/M L P
Maury; W C Chase, ceremony, etc.

RE farm tot-Norway CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 MPE H L Carl sold Joe Root farm Norway,
Jess Clinton, b.

Fair OT-St.Louis name agric Locale-Coos? Lbr name-Simpson mill-Simpson CoqB 620
January 15, 1904
[Lengthy on] St. Louis Expo, Coos.   Coffelt, Robinson, G T Robinson, J Henry Schroeder, J
F Dunlap, J D Clinton, Asa Meyers, J H Lamb, Alex Stauff, F Mensell [sic], R J Tyrrell,
Joseph Lett, J B Newman; Simpson lumber Co. [these are contributors to exhibit; also lists
names of many rare apples and other vegetables.]

other-coal Locale-CoosR farm CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
(Sun). Al Smith brought some fine specimens of coal to town Monday from his mine on
Coos river. Al has a fine opening of coal on his ranch, situated on a high bluff overhanging
the river and with everything favorable to cheap mining. +

road lbr misc-word-corduroying mail CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
(Coast Mail). Planking Coos Bay Wagon road, corduroying, Mr. Bangs, other; mail contract.

Name OT-Cali CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 J P Messer mentioned [California]; also M O
Hawkins, other, b [more].

Enterprise-PF&L Tot-P.Orford Tot-Langlois health-sickness Locale-CapeBlanco Srh-
lighthouse CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
(Port Orford Tribune). John Miller purchased P F & L Co store this place. Merton Langlois,
ill; Cape Blanco Light Station. [M. note: how many items?]

dairy needed? Locale-CoosBay interest? CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Potential condensed milk plant on bay, i.

disaster-fire Tot-Arago interest? CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Another fire at W H Schroeder store, Arago, i.

entertain? OT-Portland racism? Name-Sacajawea name-Lewis&Clark fair other-mining
CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Women’s Club of Portland had Indian afternoon honoring Sacajawea; plea for statue to go
Lewis Clark fair, a copper mine will furnish material for statue.

County prices? Road CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
County court proceedings.
Salaries, list of justice courts, bills; Wm Abernethy juror; Jus. [ = Jos.?] Ferry, supplies; C H
Fry, supt poor farm. Road work, bills, other.

Health-accid Tot-MP road-stage Tot-Remote CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
MP stage accident above Remote. (MPE).

Tot-Bandon-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Duncan Urquhart, Bandon, t. [cp]

Tot-Riverton-name commute logging-indir? CoqB 620 January 15, 1904   W E Craine,
Riverton, t.

Church Tot-Fairview-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Rev Hollenbeck,
Fairview, t.

Locale-BearCr-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Thos Devereaux, Bear Creek, t.

Tot-Fishtrap-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Wm Cleghorn, Fishtrap, t

Tot-Riverton-name other-coal-indir commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 D S Rouse,
Riverton, t.

Tot-Prosper-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Jas Mast, Prosper, t.

Tot-MP-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 M/M D A Huling, Myrtle Point, t.

Locale-BH.Jct Locale-Isthmus visit commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Mrs. Lavine and Miss Wilson, of Junction, were visiting in this city Saturday. + [cp]

Name CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Fred Slagle, b. /      J W Hall, Skeels place, b /        Mrs.
H Lockwood, b.

b-act Tot-Coq Tot-MP CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 M O Hawkins, business [in] Myrtle
Point.

Tot-MP-name CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Miss Cleo Rose, Myrtle Point, b.

Srh-harbor? Srh-lifesaving Srh-CaptJohnson Tot-Bandon commute
CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Captain Johnson, life saving station, Bandon, t.

Locale-Cunningham-name CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 H H Hastings, Cunningham, b.

Tot-Parkersburg-name Tot-Bandon-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 J M
Perkins, Parkersburg-Bandon, t.

Locale-UR-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Geo Belloni, upper river, t.

Tot-Riverton commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 David Mathers, Riverton, t

Name CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Ethel Johnson and Mrs. C. Slagle, b.   /    Cal Ray, b.   /
Mrs C M Skeels, b.

Farm Tot-Fishtrap-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Tenn Robinson, rancher Fishtrap, t.

Character commute Locale-Bullards Srh-river Srh-ferry CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
R N Bullard, genial merchant Bullard’s ferry, t.

Tot-Coq-name outing CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 M/M D D Pierce, outing, b.

Job courthouse CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Joel Patterson, former janitor court house, b.

Job Tot-Prosper mill-Prosper CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Cy and Geo Goodman, work Prosper mill.

Tot-MP-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 M/M R W Lundy, Myrtle Point, t.

Locale-LR-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 Andy Perkins, lower river, t.

Tot-Parkersburg-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Mrs. R Pomeroy, Parkersburg, t.

Tot-Prosper-name commute CoqB 620 January 15, 1904 John F Hamblock, Prosper, t.

Locale-[?] Tot-Bandon Srh-harbor Srh-jetty govt CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
M/M Chas Baxter, b. Donald Charleson, jetty work Bandon, b.

Tot-BH BH-co job Tot-Prosper CoqB 620 January 15, 1904
Cy Goodman came over Friday from Beaver Hill where he has been firing the boilers at the
coal mines. + [Now on way to Prosper to see if he can find work. M] [cp]
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Tot-Riverton job mill-Riverton Coq B 621 Jan 15, 1904
E J Price, supt Riverton sawmill, t, b.

Tot-Bandon-name commute CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 P B Hoyt, Bandon, t.

Farm locale-UR-name CoqB 621 January 15, 1904    Tex Robinson, rancher upper river, b

Tot-Riverton health-accid crime CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
J W Riley, stabbing, Riverton, b.

Name commute CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Roy King, t.

Name Tot-Riverton-name CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
M/M Wm Rohm, Riverton; J T Moulton, b.

Tot-Marshfield-name CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Wm Stauff, Marshfield, b

health-death-indir name dairy-indir CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
C H Southmayd, T Reed, J H Wagner, t; estate Geo Erdice, b.

logging CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Frank Snow, logger, b.

Tot-Norway dairy commute CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Geo Davis, Norway creamery, t.

Name CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Joel Patterson, b.

Name-Seeley OT-Albany dairy commute CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
E J Seely, Albany, milk condensery location, t.

Srh-ocean Srh-Chico Srh-freight CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
[Ad for] steamer Chico, amended freight rate.

Tot-Bandon-name organize commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
F M Sandlerlin, near Bandon, t, GAR   /    Mrs. Rosa, Mrs Morse, J W Felter, Bandon, t,
GAR.

Tot-Bridge-name commute CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Amos Nosler, Bridge, t, b.

Tot-Libby Locale-Newport item-personal Tot-Dairyville CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
W M Elliott, Newport, jewelry Dairyville.

Tot-Coq CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
Mrs. Wickham’s new boarding house, A C Lukens, about finished, b.

Climate Tot-Bandon Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-dock Srh-Dispatch interest?
CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
High wind, Bandon dock, Dispatch, bi.

Drama entertain show CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Margarita Fischer Co, b.

Tot-Parkersburg-name commute CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
MM John McCue, Parkersburg, t, b.

Holiday entertain dancee Locale-Bullards CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
Leap year ball Bullards Ferry, b

Tot-Coq? CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
stockholders First National Bank [meeting; doesn’t list names].

Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Reta Srh-Dispatch mail CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
Steamer Reta, repairs; Dispatch mail.

Name-Gage CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Virgie Gage, W W Gage, b. [<cp]

Enterprise-SO-co?-indir Tot-Coq? Tot-Empire CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
R E Shine, Empire, stockholder 1st national bank.

Health-death-indir dairy-indir CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
L Strong, Geo Erdice estate.

Pioneer? Health-death saying CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
Mrs. James Wall, one of the old residents of Isthmus Slough, died Friday, January 8th, at her
home, at the advanced age of 81. Two sons, Jas. H. and John, are left to mourn her loss.   +
[cp]

Name-Nosler OT-SanDiego CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Judge Nosler, San Diego, b

Enterprise-feather-renovator Tot-Bandon CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
[ad] feather renovator, Bandon, b

Correspond? School OT-OaklandCali? CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
letter from Julius Jacobson, school Oakland, b.

Road OT-Roseburg health-accid CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
Private conveyance accident on way from Roseburg; b.

Mail Tot-Coq CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
Coquille Post Office made 3rd class, also international money office, b.

Name CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 H James, b.

Job name-Sugg enterprise-SO-Co? Tot-Prosper Tot-Aberdeen mill-Prosper
CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
J W Sugg, head trimmer S O L [as typed] Co mill Prosper, place "dubbed" Aberdeen, b.

Srh-[?] Srh-CaptClausen CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 Captain J P Clausen [mentioned.]

Utility entertain dance holiday CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
Hose Co No M [as typed] masquerade ball Valentine Day.

Salesman health-sickness health-provider CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
John McDougald, commercial traveler, ill at Hotel Coquille, Dr. Culin, b.

Organize CoqB 621 January 15, 1904 [List of] lodge officers AOUW.

Name-Nosler OT-Cali correspond? CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
[Lengthy article by] J H Nosler on Sunny California, other.

Dairy locale-Oregon CoqB 621 January 15, 1904
changes of a decade in Oregon dairying. [M. 2006. Don 't I already have this?]
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Tot-Dora-name CoqB 621a January 15, 1904 Steve Minard, Dora, t.

RR-name Tot-Marshfield-name commute CoqB 621a January 15, 1904
J S Coke, Marshfield, t. [should be cp?]

Item-household salesman commute CoqB 621a January 22, 1904
G S Stirton [as typed], agent for White Sewing machine, t.

Tot-Dairyville-name CoqB 621a January 15, 1904 Chas Stidham, Dairyville, b.

Job Tot-Prosper mill-Prosper logs CoqB 621a January 15, 1904
Wm Hicking, supt Prosper sawmill, logs, b.

Name CoqB 621a January 15, 1904 Mrs S R Davis, b.

Name-Nosler CoqB 621a January 15, 1904 Ralph Nosler, b.

b-act outing? Tot-J.Mill mill-Johnson CoqB 621a January 15, 1904
Alfred Johnson, Johnsons mill, business, pleasure, b.

job Tot-Coq mill-Johnson health-accid health-provider CoqB 621a January 15, 1904
Warren Laird, head sawyer Johnson’s mill, accident; Dr. Culin.

Organize entertain CoqB 621a January 15, 1904 [List of] Rebekah officers; entertainment

Name health-sickness   CoqB 621a January 22, 1904
Bandon Recorder. J H Upton, health better.

Interest Tot-Bandon?-name CoqB 621a January 15, 1904 Bandon Recorder Gurley Boak, bi.

Mail Tot-MP CoqB 621a January 15, 1904
MPE 60 new lockboxes added to Myrtle Point P.O.

Pioneer health-death CoqB 621a January 15, 1904
Another pioneer dies, John Calhoun Laird, [lengthy.]

Tot-Coq utility novelty-mill-shingle CoqB 621a January 15, 1904
Council proceedings; bids for hose, ladders, axe, etc. proposition to rent the old mill for a
steam shingle mill, other.
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poetry natl politic character-behavior CoqB 622 Jan 22, 1904
DOWN TO THE CROSSROADS
                   STORE   [centered in one col. ]
                      ______

Henry Edw. Root in Harper's Magazine

You can talk about yer Congressmen,
   An' Senators and such,
Debatin' daown t' Washin'ton
   In a way to beat the Dutch;
Wavin' their arms wild in the air,
   And stampin' on th' floor --
But the place where things git settled is
   Daown to the Crossroads store.

We gather there 'most every night
   When all the work is through,
An' sorter glance the kentry o'er,
   Takin' a bird's-eye view
Of politics, diplomacy,
   Religion, crops; and soar
To patriotic heights -- you bet --
   Daown to the Crossroads store.

Sometimes our argymints grow hot,
   An' Deekin Brown rips out
A good old cussword like "Gol darn,
   What Italy's abaout!"
Then Grandpa White jumps from his cheer
   An' grabs an axehelve;
"By gum!" he squeaks, "That's what we done
'Way back in Eighteen-twelve."

You can believe the eagle screams,
   An' cannons crash and roar,
When we're settling weighty questions
Daown to the Crossroads store.   +
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history name-Lewis&Clark fair-Expo Locale-Astoria Locale-Fort.Clatsop OT-St.Louis
food-salt racism Srh-tidewater climate health-sickness saying   CoqB 623 Jan 22, 1904
_________
TWO HISTORIC SPOTS.   [centered]
        ____
From the Portland Telegram. [centered]
     Oregon abounds in historic spots whose existence is inseparably linked with her rise and
progress.   Scattered throughout the state, like mute sentinels in the march of progress, their
sealed lips embalm the deeds of a heroic past. heir preservation, as a heritage for future
generations is a work which appeals with emphasis, to all public spirited citizens; and their
adornment with appropriate monuments is a duty incumbent on the state.
     Two such spots, isolated and long neglected and whose history antedates the birth of the
state, should at once engage the public mind, notably the old salt cairn by the sea, near
Seaside, and the site Fort Clatsop, a few miles southwest of Astoria.
     A reproduction of this fort, with slight modifications, will constitute the Oregon State
building at the St. Louis Exposition. Its unique design and suggestive character will,
unquestionably, prove an attractive feature.
     In their primitive dwellings, in a wild land, within sound of the great ocean which had been
the goal of their ambition and the object of their desires, the dauntless explorers passed the
winter from the 7th of December, 1805, until the 23rd of March, 1906.
     Some sickness prevailed, and not a little distress was occasioned by the inclemency of the
weather, The Indians were friendly and hospitable and exhibited a keen desire for trade.
     Fish, game, and fowl were abundant. The tedium of the long winter was whiled away in
hunting, fishing, trading with the Indians, correcting notes, repairing old garments and making
new ones for the return journey.
     Although the supply of fresh meat was ample, salt one of the necessaries, soon became an
unknown quantity. To supply the deficiency, a rude furnace of boulders was built near the
beach, and old ocean out of his abundance satisfied their wants. At high tide a small canoe
was swamped and filled with sea-water. When the tide receded the water was carried to the
furnace upon the top of which five large kettles were placed. Fire was applied and the
seawater evaporating about four bushels of fine, white salt, made a quantity sufficient to
satisfy their present needs and to supply them on their return journey to a point on the
Missouri river, where an additional quantity of salt had been cached [sentence, sic].
[M. microfilm printout looks complete so apparently column 3 opens with a misprint.
Something left out?]
withstood storms of a hundred winters and the heavy impress of Time's defacing fingers.
From the cairn a rocky ridge hides the ocean from view, while a dense thicket of scrubby pine
screens the spot from prying eyes. One little pine, seemingly more tender-hearted than its
associates, bends low over the cairn,
its slender branches drooping downward, enfold the old relic in a living embrace.
     The work of locating and preserving from obliteration noted historic spots throughout the
state has, very happily, been undertaken by the Oregon Historical Society. Al-[illegible]
sufficient funds, yet the work is being prosecuted with commendable zeal and patriotic pride.
     Three years ago the society purchased from the Shane estate a three-acre tract, embracing
the site of old Fort Clatsop; and about the same time, with the consent of the Holladay [sic]
heirs, upon whose land the relic is located, it enclosed the salt cairn with a suitable picket
fence. The site of the fort being somewhat isolated is less visited than the cairn, which being
nearer the noted seaside resorts receives abundant homage from pilgrims who journey to this
shrine of a historic past.
     In the world’s history the expedition of Lewis and Clark will rank among the greatest
achievements of men. Its subsequent effects upon shaping governmental policy, establishing
national prestige and territorial expansion, have been lasting and far-reaching.
     It is eminently fitting, therefore, that the centennial year of the expedition should be
celebrated by an exposition to the world of the marvelous growth, boundless resources and
future possibilities of the region traversed by hardy explorers.
     An appropriate feature of the Exhibition will be a permanent memorial building. In this
connection, it is expedient to urge those having in charge the conduct and control of the
Exposition to provide appropriate monuments for the site of Fort Clatsop and the salt cairn by
the sea. The time is certainly opportune for such action. These two spots are so intimately
associated with the first expedition, the rise of the state, and the exposition to be, that their
future right is certainly a reflection on the core pride of the people.   +   [M. 2006. The
structure of the words per line and column is in spotstmp (tif) series, but some parts are
unreadable there and some are only in this document.]
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Srh-CaptEllingsen Coq B 624 January 22, 1904 Captain Ellingsen, b.

Name CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Mr. Geo Clinton, Mrs. Chas Fox, b.

Entertain drama Tot-Coq organize CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Play, Masonic Hall, "A Woman’s Honor", January 28.

Moving Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Echo job CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
W A Hoover, moved to Bandon, continued work on Echo.

Health-provider name interest? CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
M/M Thos Krewson, Dr. Culin, bi.

Srh-ocean Srh-Elizabeth Srh-Chico OT-SF CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Steamer Elizabeth left for San Francisco; [lists] passengers, Dyer, other; Chico shipping, 3 3-
mast schnrs.

Fair OT-St.Louis locale-Coos CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 St Louis Expo, Coos b [more].

Vital interest? CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 D P Strang Married Mrs. Viola Elliott, bi.

Enterprise-ice-plant enterprise-cannery fish CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
CB Ice & Cold Storage shipment frozen salmon, bi.

Dairy-poultry Srh-ocean Srh-Arcata CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
(Coast Mail). F S Dow shipped 1200 dozen eggs to San Francisco on Arcata.

Misc-humor Srh-river Srh-dock health-accid-indir CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
(Coast Mail). Brief humorous incident, got off at dock accidentally fell in water.

Racism RR-CBR health-contag health-provider CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
(Coast Mail). The Japanese section hands employed on the C.B.R. & E. railroad were
quarantined yesterday by Dr. Mingus, city health officer, one of them having developed a case
of smallpox.   + [cp]

Tot-GB interest Srh-river Srh-RogueR CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
P O Tribune, E B Burns, Gold Beach, bi; river trade.

County CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 County court proceedings, bills, etc.

Bicycle Tot-Coq CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Ramblers, Tribunes, Mitchells, Albert Fish, e end Front street, bicycles.

Name CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 W H Schroeder, t.      B L Dully, b.

Tot-Bandon-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Fred Mehl, Bandon, t.

Locale-UR-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 John Berry, upper river, t.

Tot-Etelka-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Ed Aasen, Etelka, t     .

Locale-LampaCr commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Wm J Sweet, Lampa Creek, t.

Locale-UR-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904    Mrs. Wm Jess, upper river, t.

Tot-Riverton-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Freeman Stewart, Riverton, t.

Name CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Mrs. A Stauff, b.   /     Miss Fanny Getty, b.    /     Mrs. Wm and Mrs. Alice Hite, b   /   . Mrs.
J H Cecil, b.

Name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 M/M Wm Willard, t    /      H Radabaugh and
wife, t..    /           MM R Tyrrell, t.

Tot-MP commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 C E Broadbent, F Houser, Myrtle Point, t.

Tot-Sumner commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 J L and J A Boone, Sumner, t

Locale-LR-name commute logging CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Andrew Forsner, lower river logger, t.

Food price Tot-Coq CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 16 pounds of rice $1.00, Ray’s.

Other-mining Tot-Etelka CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 S H Whitney, Etelka, gold, b..

Health-provider-indir outing CoqB 624 January 22, 1904   Mrs. J C Snook, outing.

Church CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Rev R A Reagan, b.

Health-provider CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Dr. Geo Russell, b.

Locale-BeaverSl b-act CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
John Shelton, of Beaver Slough, was transacting business in this city Saturday.   + [cp]

Name CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Mrs. M H Hersey and children, b. . /         M/M J J
Handsaker, b.

Locale-FatElk-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Mrs. C R Gabeler, Fat Elk, t

Tot-Bandon-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Andrew Hayter, Bandon, b, t.

Name-Hamblock Tot-Parkersburg commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
J F and J V Hamblock, Parkersburg, t.

Tot-MP-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 E E Davenport, Myrtle Point, t, b.

Tot-Mrshfield-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Mrs. Chas Noble, Marshfield, t, b.

Name-Gage CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 M/M W W Gage, b. [<cp]

Novelty-woolen Locale-[?] job CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Miss Mary Blackerby, to work in new woolen mill.

Name county-official-indir CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
John McIntosh, son of late Don McIntosh.

Tot-Coq outing b-act Srh-ocean Srh-Elizabeth CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Fred Slagle, tailor; Elizabeth, outing, business.

Tot-Parkersburg-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Mrs. Thos Drane, Parkersburg, t.

Tot-Dairyville-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
M/M F M Langlois, Dairyville, t.

Tot-Norway-name commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904   Mrs. R O Hoberg, Norway, t.

Paper Tot-Bandon-name CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
C J Eaton, Bandon, former Coast Mail, b.

Character anti-temperance Tot-Coq job CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Bud Holland, affable bartender Hotel Coquille, b.

Job Tot-Parkersburg mill-Parkersburg b-act CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
John Kronenberg, supt mill Parkersburg, business, b.

Lumber mill-SOL-Co Tot-Aberdeen b-act CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
E J Carman, Supt S O L Co Prosper, now known as Aberdeen, business, b.

Utility disaster-fire? Interest? CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
T H Mehl, Coquille Hose Co, fire, bi.

Job Tot-Parkersburg mill-Parkersburg b-act CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Frank Fahy, bookkeeper, Parkersburg mill, business, b; Dave Collier.

Tot-Dairyville-name CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Earl Goodman, Dairyville; W A Goodman, b.

Name CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Mrs. Dahuff, Leonard [mentioned].

Mail Tot-Coq CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Coquille PO to move new quarters, b.

Entertain Locale-Roy school music CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Basket social Roy schoolhouse, new organ, Saturday.

Church CoqB 624 January 22, 1904 Mrs. Alice M Handsaker, Christian church.

Health-provider health-[?] Tot-MP commute CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Dr J W Strange, Myrtle Point dentist, t, b health.

Climate logging CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
Rainy weather; but smile on faces loggers, turn out logs.

Entertain drama CoqB 624 January 22, 1904   Margarita Fischer Co, b.

Name moving CoqB 624 January 22, 1904   M/M D C Dimmitt moving.

Job govt Srh-lighthouse Locale-CapeBlanco CoqB 624 January 22, 1904
A E Withers, master mechanic government lighthouse service, b. [Cape Blanco].
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Tot-Bandon-name Coq B 625 January 22, 1904 J W Felter, Bandon, b.

Name-Lyons animal-cattle interest? CoqB 625 January 22, 1904
Wm Lyons, Cal Slagle, cattle, bi.

Organize Tot-MP-name CoqB 625 January 22, 1904   E D Green, Myrtle Point, b. Lodge.

Climate CoqB 625 January 22, 1904 Snow, light carpet, 3/4 inches [more; especially child]

Novelty-woolen Tot-NB CoqB 625 January 22, 1904
T W Clark, North Bend Woolen Mill, progress, other b.

School church CoqB 625 January 22, 1904
School directors addition to ME Church as ward school; Mrs John Thompson, new
department.

Mail climate CoqB 625 January 22, 1904 Mail service; high winds, heavy rains.

School boomer Locale-Coos OT-SebastopolCali CoqB 625 January 22, 1904
Miss Katherine Maddox, teacher various public schools Coos, Coos boomer, presently
Sehastopol, California.

Entertain drama Tot-MP-name CoqB 625 January 22, 1904
Cast of characters for "A Woman of Honor" Traver, VanDecar, Bender, Marcy, Deyoe,
Green, Adams. [All from Myrtle Point].

Correspond? OT-SouthAmerica CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
[Letter, lengthy, from ] H S Kribs, about South America, to A J Sherwood.

name-Hall OT-Cali CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 MPE J F Hall, California.

Lhc-Coos Locale-Coos school name-Bunch CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
[Lengthy on physical Coos description; also ] education and teachers institutes, by W H
Bunch.

other-mining CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
(Coast Mail). Ray Golden, Chas Jensen, mining, b.

health-death Tot-Allegany health-provider CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
(Coast Mail). Leonard Gould drowned, Allegany, Dr. Horsfall; Bert Gould, Miss Georgia
Gould [lengthy].

Law Tot-Marshfield? RR-name?-Baines CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
(CB News). Injunction against Marshfield to restrain selling of Baines property for
improvement of Washington Avenue, void because no quorum. [M would this be the CBR
Baines?] [should be cp??]

Locale-CoosBay moving OT-OaklandCali bicycle health-accid CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
J D Garfield, former resident of bay, now Oakland, bicycle accident.

Srh-ocean Srh-freight? Srh-CaptJones CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
Captain Bob Jones, shipping, Oregon coast.

Tariff CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 [Lengthy on] tariff, 2 edged sword.

Road-stage CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Geo Roberts, well known stage driver, [more].

School music health-contag CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
Coquille Academy notes; contest, music recital, students, mumps, classes, other.

Health-death name? CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
Chas Conner, brother Mrs. J H Cecil, died [more].

Health-death Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Echo CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
Funeral J C Laird; body brought down on Echo, [more].

Organize CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
Officers of lodges installed. [Many prominent names.]

Politic CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 John W Brown, Conn, Socialist party, to speak. b.

Tot-Allegany CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Allegany items; Gould.

County election prices CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
County court proceedings, precinct chairmen for elections boards. Bills, other salaries.

Tot-Norway-name commute CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Jas Dunlap, Norway, t

Tot-Bandon-name commute CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 J F Hasking, Bandon, t.

Name CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Mrs. W Lawhorn, b. .    /       J W Hayes, b.   /    Burt
Hollenbeck, and family, b.    /        Geo Laird, Geo Schroeder, b.

Name CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Miss May Wickham, Della Fox, b. /    May Boyrie, b.

Tot-Marshfield item-headstone CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
F M Stewart, marble man, Marshfield, t.

Health-sickness name-Nosler CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Mrs. Nosler ill.

Tot-MP commute CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 J J Curren, Myrtle Point hotel, t.

Locale-UR-name commute CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 E J Bigelow, upper river, t.

Tot-Riverton-name CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Mrs. H Clemmens, Riverton, b.       /    Mrs.
J Lee, Riverton, t.

Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-Welcome CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
Steamer Welcome repairs to be.

Road-Harness CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Popular harness maker, C Leep, b.

Srh-shipyard-indir Tot-Marshfield commute CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
M/M E Hueckendorff, Marshfield, t.

Name CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Mrs. J A Davenport, b.        M/M Jesse Hall, b. .     /
Earl Steele, b.      /     E T Davenport, b.

Name-Pershbaker mill-Pershbaker commute misc-word-old-time CoqB 625 January 29, 1904
Adam Pershbaker, old time sawmill man, t.

Tot-MP-name commute CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 L Strong, Myrtle Point, t.

Tot-Norway-name commute CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 R O Hoberg, Norway, t.

Tot-Coq food CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 W T Burton, Our Way lunch, b

Tot-Randolph-name health-birth CoqB 625 January 29, 1904 Baby girl, Chas Moorehouse,
Randolph.
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Tot-MP-name commute Coq B 626-9 January 29, 1904 M/M Taylor Dement, Myrtle Point,
t.

Name-Rosa commute CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Col Rosa, t.

Tot-NB-name moving CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Carl Hughes moving North Bend, b.

Name-Whereat visit CoqB 626 January 29, 1904
Mrs. L A Whereat and little boys accompanied Captain Whereat to the bay Saturday for a few
days’ visit. + [cp]

Tot-Norway-name commute CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Mrs. R O Hoberg, Norway, t, b.

Church Tot-MP-name commute CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Rev and Mrs. D H Hare, Myrtle
Point, b.

Tot-MP commute CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 G H Guerin, pop. Hotel man Myrtle Point, t.

OT-Seattle CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 H Wright, S DeWolf, Seattle, b.

Enterprise-carpentry character Tot-Bandon commute CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 C Shields,
efficient carpenter, Bandon, t.

Name CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Wm Oddy, b.      /      Frank Tennisson and sons, b.    /     .
Fred Slagle, b. /   W L Kistner, b

Correspond? health-death-indir? Name CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Card sent from J M
Walker, b.

outing organize CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Geo Leach, outing, Lodge.

Name-Crow? Health-sickness CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Mrs. B F Crow, ill, b

Locale-BH-Jct RR-passenger Srh-river Srh-CoqR Locale-UR CoqB 626 January 29, 1904
Mrs. Lavine, and Miss Rose, of the Junction, came over on Saturday’s train and took the
afternoon boat for up river points. + [cp]

Road-stage Tot-MP OT-Roseburg entertain CoqB 626 January 29, 1904
B Fenton, manager Roseburg-Myrtle Point stage line, b; entertainment.

Job Tot-Prosper mill-Prosper CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Jas Mast, bookkeeper, Prosper
Mill, b.

Tot-Coq? Srh-shipyard? CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Geo M Hite building boats for sale.

Name-Root OT-ChicoCali CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 W R Darby; wife’s mother, Mrs. U.
Root, Chico California, b.

Utility CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 New hose cart, fire co.

Srh-indir? Srh-CaptOlson anti-temperance CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Captain Olson sold
saloon to Baxter Bros, b.

Novelty-woolen Tot-NB CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 North Bend woolen mill b.

Organize CoqB 626 January 29, 1904
John Lawrence, A Leach, John Foutz, Ira Johnson, Geo Pike, meeting Foresters, b.

Tot-Coq item-apparel item-notions CoqB 626 January 29, 1904
Mrs. Balch, Daisy Flannel Night Dresses and Skirts, Angora Braids all colors.

Name Locale-CoosBay CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Frank Norton, Bay; nephew, Geo, b.

health-death-indir CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Henry Schroeder, admin estate E S Spurgeon,
sale, b.

church entertain CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 St James Episcopal entertainment; Mrs. Geo
Leach.

Animal-dog name CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Dog fight, front street, Steve Gallier and
Johnson’s.

Tot-Bandon-name CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 E A Philpott, Bandon, b..

Tot-Coq-name CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 M O Hawkins, b.

Srh-CaptPerry interest? CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Captain Vale Perry, bi.

Farm locale-Cunningham RE CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 J P Messer ranch, Cunningham
leased.

Church CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 E L Fitch, presiding elder ME church S, b

Paper logging Locale-Coos CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 January; Oregon Lumberman, fine
views logging scenes Coos.

Church CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Services ME church, S.

County OT-Cali CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 C H Frye [sic] leaving co poor farm supt, to
South California. [cp]

Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-dock health-accid CoqB 626 January 29, 1904
Mrs. Mort and E A Tyrell, river boat; thrown from dock to river, b.

Srh-river Srh-CoqR Srh-CaptWillard health-accident CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 Captain O
R Willard, bath in river, b.

County road CoqB 626 January 29, 1904 County court proceedings. Expenses; names of
road supervisors.

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