Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09
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L. c. Smith, the Newport real
estate man, was in the city Mon
day.
Ed Stocker, the Big Creek
sawmill man, was in this city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ches. Morrison
of Elk City spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
Prof. George Bethers returned
to his school at Summit Monday
morning after spending Sunday
with his family here.
Marriage license was issued
by County Clerk Howell this
week to David T. Wilson of Ben
ton county and Miss Emma c.
Loveridge of Harlan.
Lafe Pepin of Chitwood was a
county seat visitor Monday
night, returning home Tuesday
morning.
Rev. Davenport, who was pas
tor Of the local M. E. Church,
but now of Big elk, was in the
city Monday night, returning to
his home the following morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Rose
brook departed Tuesday morn
ing for Oakland, California,
where they will visit their sons,
and, incidentally see the sights
at the Big Fair.
Mrs. J. A. Hodges and child
rem, after a visit with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Frary, near this city, re-
turned to their home at Salado
Monday morning.
The state will spend half a
million dollars on new buildings
this year. Another half million
public money will be spent on
office fixtures, school furniture,
etc. The Pacific Coast Manu-
facturer is leading a fight in the
state press to have all this
money spent on Oregon building
materials and Oregon manufac-
lures.
The County Court is advising
the road supervisors of the coun-
ty that in issuing time check for
road work the supervisor must
advise the merchant or anyone
taking the time checks that they
must hold same until the Court
has allowed the supervisors bill
then the supervisor will redeem
them. The time checks must
not be sent into the Court for
payment, as this makes toe
much trouble and too many ac-
counts to take care Of.
A calf with two heads was
born a few days ago on c.
Buchanan's ranch on North
Fork, but it lived only a short
time. 1t was about the ordinary
size, the body and one head be-
ing normal in shape. The ex.
ira head was joined to the bacl
part of the other and stood of
at an angle Of about As degrees
The animal had only two ears
but had two mouths, two nose.
and four eyes. Some kodal
pictures were taken of the
, double headed calf.-Florenc,
| West.
The meeting held at tn,
Courthouse last Tuesday even
I ing to discuss the fish hatchery
while not largely attended, wa
, one of the most enthusiastic
meetings ever held here. P.
Parks, superintendent of the Ell
hatchery, made a good talk, an
s a most instructive one, on hatch
5 cries. At the conclusion of hi
talk several fishermen and res
idents of Big Elk made remark
= regarding the detriment of tn
e hatchery to the fishing industr
on this bay. David Ramsdel
= Mr.. Kimbel and George Hodge
g Of Big Elk spoke against tn
hatchery, also Ed Paine Of thi
= place. ]. G. Dixon Of Elk Cit
k favored the hatchery. Mr.. Pain
# spoke from the viewpoint Of
o fisherman. With some of th
r speakers heartily in favor of tn
!. hatchery and others bitterly OF
posed to 1t, there, consequent.
= was some most interestin
e things told. It is regrettab1
y that more were not out to hea
r, and take part in the discussion
as the fishing industry is of vei
= great importance TO Yaquina ba
j. and the question Of "the hatcf