Changes on the Echo Buys Interest of Brother
Charles James buys the interest of his brother Harvey in the river steamer Echo and becomes sole owner. He continues as chief engineer while John Myers is promoted to captain from deck man, replacing Harvey as deck man. Harvey James relocates to Bandon to captain the Venus on the lower river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas James
Harvey
Echo
John Myers
Osen
Welcome
James
Harvey James
Bandon
Venus
Sunday Services and Local Notices Across Town
Sunday services at the M E Church with morning worship at 11, Sunday School at 10, and junior league at 3 pm. all invited. Southern Pacific engineers set up HQ at Riverton surveying toward Eureka, two-year timeline. Pendleton passes minor-punishment ordinance for underage acts. seeks alignment with state law. Alliance repairs in Portland. Kilburn line may cut San Francisco trip to serve Portland-Coos Bay traffic. Coos Bay and Duluth Land Investment plans to operate in Marshfield. $16,000 capital. Bandon paper mill interest grows with $47,000 stock subscribed. fuel, raw materials and water cited as favorable. Rail and steamship freight disputes alter Marshfield routes. Kilburn rates affect North Bend and Marshfield. Oil drilling resumes near Dairyville with new well planned. 80-foot derrick to be erected at Port Orford. Forest reserve charters offered by Frank E Alley in Roseburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Engineers
Riverton
Coos Bay
Eureka
I' Is
Pendleton
Lauer
State Lawn
Oregon
Alliance
Portland
Coox Bay
Kilburn
San Francisco
Ortland
Conn Bay & Duluth Land Investment Company
Territory of
New Mexico
Chicago
Albuquerque
Marshfield
Cope County
T J Marshall
New York
Bandon
Bandon PLC
the Recorder
United States
Evening Telegram
Ant Bay
Rose Antern
Pacific Railway and Steamship Company
Railburn
Steamship Company
Coquille
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Fron J A Tawso
Dairyville
J A Freund
Port Orford
Township land maps show vacant parcels for Roseburg area
Blue prints of township maps indicate vacant land areas. For reliable information about government land write to Frank E Alley Abstractor Roseburg Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E Alley
Roseburg
Oregon
Origin of Our Apples in Oregon History
The Oregon bureau of labor and statistics outlines early apple history in the Oregon country. It notes Vancouver planted the first apples in 1826, Lewelling and Meek starting a Millwaukie nursery in 1848, and several varieties originating with Seth Lewelling and J H Lambert. It cites export figures from 1854 onward and notable prices for Newtown Pippins, Esopus Spitz, Winesaps, and shipments to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Oregon Country
Vancouver
Sandwich Island
Lewelling
Bing
Seth Lewelling
Lambert
J H Lambert
Henderson Lewelling
Iowa
Millwaukie
Lewelling & Meek
Mr M Ladd
Butteville
George Lettemier
Green Point
Salem
Portland
Henderson Lewelng
Oregon
San Francisco
Esopus
Tragedy at Stemmermen Camp Kills Worker Cassius Robinson
Cassius Robinson 25 a Stemmermen logger at Alleghanesy died Thursday the 21st when a cable spool misfired and struck him throwing him against an engine. His neck was broken and his skull fractured. The funeral was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassuis Robinson
Stemmermen
Alleghanesy
Thureday
Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Jame
M E
W F Rogers
Ehmp
Ore
Coquille River
Nelson
Oves
Pat
J. A. Davenport, Idant
D. H. Johnson
Coquille Valley Packing
Bank OF Myrtle PO
J. R. Benson
Bank of Francieso
First National Bake of
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