Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-06-22

Il. y. THOMPSON, IOlD missioner.
In the matter of the report of f. A.
Thompson on Yachats bridges, Report
accepted and james Harrison appointed
to make additional report after work is
completed according to agreement on
file.
Adjourned until Monday, July ., 1906
at o'clock q, m.
Read and approved.
G. NJ. BRowN, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, Commissioner,
F. a. THOMPSON, Commissioner.
Attest: IRA WADE, Clerk.
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Tom Harrison OF Ona was in the city
Monday.
j. Il. Dixon OF Elk City was in the
city Monday.
George Blattner of Newport was in
the city Tuesday.
Ed Greenbrook of Newport made
Toledo a call Tuesday.
Superintendent Egbort of Siletz was
in the city Tuesday night,
A. W. Rodgers of Chitwood had
business in Toledo Wednesday.
NJ. NJ Davis, who votes in Newport,
| had business in the county seat Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wilson and son
Claude of Chitwood were Toledo visitors
yesterday.
Carl Sannes and Joe Ludwig are
building a 3Oxl2 feet scow for j. H.
Doty of Iaquina.
IIoxie Simmons was over from Siletz
Yesterday. He reports that Siletz is
still going Republican.
George Hodges of Salado was in the
city Tuesday night, leaving next morn
Ing on business trip to Portland.
Leslie II. Evens and launch Leslie H.
of Newport we're in port last Saturday
Captain Evens is preparing for good
business this summer.
DR.. Harry Dabney, the dentist, re.
turned Tuesday from Portland, where
+ he was detained several days by the
: serious illness OF friend.
The ''ornery" types last week made
THE LEADER say George Freeman, the
painter is kept bust between showers
OF course we meant "busy."
i Julius Busch of Drift Creek was in
, the city Monday making proof on his
homestead before County Clerk Wade
Bradley TroXel and Clyde Knapp were
= with him as witnesses.
}, Commodore Simon Lentden and hi,
- launch we're up from Newport Wednes
day with Postmaster Merchant Franl
n Lane, returning with scow load o
IS lumber from Gray's mill.
q Billy Parker came in from Salen
If Saturday night for visit with relatives
: returning Sunday evening on the eX
e curson train. He is still holding dowr
a job in the State printing office.
e George Arnold, Frank Paradise anC
james ,. Callaghan of Portland were il
- Toledo Monday making Proof on timbe
y, claims before County Clerk Wade
y James Hodges and Joseph Parks c
II Salado were their witnesses.
is George McCluskey departed Wednes
e day morning for his farmstead in tn
III Tenmile country, accompanied by Post
- master Arnold. They were heavil
\. armed with fishing tackle and ligh
re artillery. Speckled trout, cougars, bea
n n and bobcats in that country are SUI
" posed to be in more or less danger.
lyt Ralph Van Cleve returned Tuesda
MS from North Yakima, Wash, where h
- - attended the funeral of his brothe
n Bert. Mrs. Van Cleve, who had bee
al visiting at Independence with Mr.!
Id Everette Jones, returned the same da,
W accompanied by the latter, who wi
be visit relatives and friends for fe
Ii days.
III III The two surveying parties OF the Or,
81. gon Coast & Eastern Railroad compan
ID now operating in Lincoln county al
all moving along rapidly. Give them
ro, hearty welcome all along the line {
nr M march-and please don't be stingy
ON the matter OF subsidies. There ism
on thing wrong with that part OF Il
it, proposition. If the road comes, yc
Gu win; If it doesn't come, you don't wi
M. If you think it's a bluff, call it.