| Coos history home Historical Newspapers Oregon The following items were selected and transcribed from microfilm by Marilee Miller. This is not a comprehensive list of news items. Please read explanations and copyright info at end of document. Bandon Recorder Bandon, Or. Chronological, with limited keywords (keywords need revising.) | 1904 1905 to newspaper menu 1890 ID-line -- keywords abbr. name of paper and editor's reference number date January January 3, 1890 Tot paper BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 [M. note: there is still an article called Ellensburg Items. That would be Port Orford area. This paper also has items from the Gold Beach Gazette.] Health BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 Coquille City Items. Diptheria has shown no signs of further spreading and the patients are getting along nicely. + Other-mining BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 John Sturdivant has struck a rich ledge [quartz?] Iron Mtn between forks of Sucker Creek. Richest rock ever found this part of Oregon running $700 - $2000 per ton. Was abt to give up when he was within 7 in of ledge. nq Name Upton BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 J.H. Upton has returned to Curry county where he will reside for the winter. Paper DF Dean BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 D.F. Dean and family of Coquille City were in town over Sunday this week. Tot-Coq BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 Mr. William Sugg and wife of Coquille City [listed]. / Also Capt. Von Pegert [M. would this have been Annie Laird's husband?] Climate BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 A few flakes of snow fell last evening. Srh climate misc-word barbound BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 Schnrs Chetco, Berwick and Long barbound at this place. Del Norte due. Lbr Tot-Bandon name BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 Col Rosa and family going to SF. / R. H. Rosa, dealer in rough and Planed lumber in Bandon. Entertain BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 [ paper full of articles abt grand balls.] Tot-Bandon Srh BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 [ad ] George M. Dyer and son Bandon Oregon General merchants. Shipping and forwarding, groceries and provisions, dry goods and clothing. Natl mining [coal??] BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 A cave in occured at the Lane mine, Angeles camp, Calaveras County, Calif. 16 men lost lives. Other-utility other-RR BR 0 Jan 3, 1890 Brief article Metropolitan Electric Railway in Portland. During trial current got mixed up with telephone, electric light and burned out a bunch of lights in town. [more] not quote BHsurrounds county court name BR 0 October 3, 1890. Z.T. Siglin as Sheriff. [or running for?] Entertain Tot BR 0 Oct 3, 1890 [article abt dance or ball held at Dairyville. Detailed.] other-coal, Riverton BR 0 Oct 3, 1890 Some very good coal, for burning purposes, has been delivered at this place recently. It came from Riverton, burns well, and is comparatively free from cinder. The ashes being very much like wood ashes. photo BR 0 Oct 3, 1890 How a chromo is made: a lithographic preparation of tracings and etchings. [quite detailed if needed.] book BR 0 Oct 3, 1890 In the Congo with Stanley. [M. No doubt The Stanley.] misc How-world-began BR 0 Oct 3, 1890 When our globe was wrapped in a mist 40 miles thick. purports to tell how world was formed and what looked like when very young. [Doesn't say who says so, but interesting, detailed article. Would make interesting contrast to modern theory.] RR racism animal BR 0 Oct 3, 1890 Work is still progressing slowly on the R.R. Grading has not commenced, but the company have [sic] a world of machinery ready to commence and have, it is said, 500 Chinamen coming. Sunday evening 30 head of fine, Large work horses arrived in this place from San Diego to be used on dump carts. The survey is completed up to Norway or thereabouts, and cross section work is well out from Marshfield, while the work of clearing the site for road bed is near this place, coming from the bay. 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