Town Meeting Seeks railroad concessions on this side of river
At a Commercial club meeting last Tuesday officials discussed offering incentives to the Coos Bay and Idaho railroad to run the line along this side of the river. A committee of Lloyd Spires E W Heman and S C Giles was appointed to confer with the railroad men on rights of way and depot site.
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Commercial Club
Coos Bay
Lloyd Spires
E. W. Hermann
S. C. Giles
Haines
Myrtle Point
Happenings Here and Away in Marshfield and Beyond
Marshfield city council reviews a draft city charter prepared by a fifteen member committee and hires three lawyers to assist the city attorney. A sewing machine drawing at the Mill store selects Daniel Barklow as winner, marking his second similar win. C H Helling returns to resume beach operations at Riley Creek mouth with a plan to test machinery and beach value using a centrifugal sand pump. Coos county corporations must file sworn reports for the new corporate tax. J M Blake of Marshfield notes possible expansion of the street railway toward Coquille after the current project on the bay. Rev Gazey’s item ends abruptly.
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Marshfield
Daniel Barklow
Barklow
C. H. Helling
Rileys Creek
Internal Revenue Collector
Portland
Congress
Arimmni
J. M. Blake
Coquille
Sentinel
Coquille Sentinel
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H. A. Guerin
Dan Giles
W. W. Endicott
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Colfax
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South Colfax
Ensley
A. L. Brice
Barycroft
Plains
Wisconsin
Douglas County
Columbia River
Rogue River Valley
Medford
Ashland
Grants Pass
Rogue River
Mississippi Valley
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Coquille Valley
Bandon
San Francisco
Gage
C. A. Marcy
Stevens
Multnomah
Marcy
Kelly’s Butte
Setterreé
Fortland
Liljequist
Iit Marshfield
Coos County
Gazey
Mackintosh
Petersorm
Benson’s Brick Building
Orecon
Myrtle Point Mill
HE. Pearce the Harness Man
W. O. Cooper & Co
Chicago
Bank OF Myrtle
Point J. Benson
Ww. F. Hendricks
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