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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1901)
CVTY Mil i.XkKVIKvV. 0K., JIK ft. 1H PuMlihW Every Thara4a BEACH & M'GARREY Maaaalc Rnllillat (One Year, $2.00 TERMS: , Six Months. 1.00 (Three Month SO THINK IT OVER." We presume it would not b out of e.n to remark that no better time fvmld le selected than right now, the bet; n.iiiueof summer, to bin Id th.it flour ing mill in lakeview. The wmtur it in in operation the U'tter it will be for our farmer in the cult of their (train. Willi one man in control of the milling in thin big vallev, ami he with a season's run of rrnin on hand, it apeara that the farmer of lionae Lake valley will have little to say regarding the price of wheat this season. The Examiner considers it not only a self-protecting propiiion among the farmer of thin section, hut a xnatter of actual necessity, that aoiue--thing he dune, and that wry quickly, in regard to the establishment of another mill in the Goose Lake valley. Why not bii lid a mill in Lakeview and con duct it on the cooperative plan? Let merchant and farmer aixt capitalist join together in this much nevded enterprise. If something is not done tite granaries of the Goose Lake farmer will lemain full for some time to come, as tlie indication are that a price will be offered fur the 1901 grain crop that oil I not he accepted. It is to be hoed that th matter of es tablishing a grist-mill in ljikeview w ill be considered seriomHy without delay. By taking the projier steps tooh an en terprise can be in operation (or the run of It is a public necessity and a matter that will not brook delay if our farmers desire to hold their own against loss, and make the growing of grain profitable. Within a short time -ample water power can be had right tie re in Lake view for the purpose of turning the ma chinery of a mill or, ior that matter, the choice can be had letween water and electricity. Never was there a time more opportune than tle present for the establishment of a gristmill here, where power can lie had cheaply, and when such a demand for an enterprise of the class mentioned appears so necessary. The monopoly of a business that effects all the farmers should tie met by them promptly. Think it over, Mr. Farmer. The Surprise Valley Record is hot after the farmers of that sectiun to establish a creamery. The sticking point appears to lie the milking of the cows. We hope no such spirit of laziness w ill manifest itself when the proposition of estalishing a creamery in Goose Lake valley comes up for consideration. CIRCUIT COURT, alar 2.V-S. P. Moss r L. A. Moss et al, recovery of money; detenu asks for further time to answer complaint. Granted. May IN Cynthia V. McCall and W. II. McCall v Jaiuea Porter and Josiah I'ortrr, suit in equity; the trial of this cause having been concluded and after argument of counsel the court not being fully advised as to the law and evidence, it is ordered that said cause lie taken limit r advisement to te decided in va cation. Court adjourned for the observance of Memorial lay, May Mill. May :U S. I'. Moss vs I.. A. Moss, An nie. Moss, V. Conn and Oeorge Conn. le fendants V. Conn and Geo. Conn ask that the order granting further time to answer lie recinded, and defendants waive further lime in which to answer. Order revoked. George H. Hogue vs Richard L. Sher lockaction o recover money. Iefeiid aut liy counsel C A. Cogswell, moves the court tor further time in which to answer; plaintiff's attorneys W. J. Moore and C. A. Moore consent ; ordered that defendant have until June 3, 1'.H1, to tile auwe . June 1 George Conn vs Stephen Gay lord and Lillian A. Gavlord suit in equity to foreclose a mortgHge; plaintiff appears by his attorney L. K. Conn; de fendants do not appear; default against delendants entered. Ordered that plain tiff recover judgement against defend ants in the sum of $2,"JS.:W with inter est at 10 per cent per annum until paid and 150 attorneys fees ami flO.'JO for costs of action. S. I'. Moss vs L. A. Moss, Annie Moss, V. Conn and George Conn Motion of plaint, ft's attorneys for tinal decree, grunted. Ordered that plaintiff recover Ironi defendant L. A. Moss the sum of I'litvnti and the turlher sum of $75 a attorneys fees and also f 1U. 10 costs and disbursements, defendants forever bar red anil foreclosed of all right, title or interest and equity of redemption in or to and lien upon the real proerty here inafter described, vis: SK! of SV. hiTl li have tunny new customers each season coming to our establishment who tell us they always understood that we handled good quality of gooffs. Our reputation with our customers is not made hy any par- ticular line of goods we haw, but by the general excellence of every article in our stock. We acknowledge we carry good quality of goods. This refers to our cheaper goods in just the same tlcgrec as to those of the very best quality. In ordeting our goods we give just as particular attention to the durability, the substatitial make and the superior quality of the low priced gooils as we do to the medium and better grades, but our assortment is mainly confined to the medium and better grades. The strength of our lines is apparent when you look at our stock, and for Spring and Summer we venture to assert that there is not another stock of gooils in the country that is equal to ours in its wonderful variety, in its great range of price, in its particular style of everything that we show. We solicit the business of the people of Southeastern Oregon and can readily convince them that we are the best house to trade with in this entire region. ... BAILEY & MASSINGILL ... Sec lft. and Kl4 of NVVi, and NE4 of SY 4 of .-ec. 22, a.l in tp. 40 S. 22 K of W. M. in 1-ake county, Oregon. W. H. Ialrymple vs Helen Dalrymple; Mr suit in equi'y for divorce. C. II. Dalrymple appearing for plaintiff and W. J. Moore for deleudant ; defense tiles demurrer to complaiut ; overruled ; C A. Moore appointed referee by the court to take testimony herein, and repot t same to the court. Ordered by court that clerk issue a siiecial venire of eighteen men to serve I as jurors to a pi -car id court June 4, at 9 ! o'clock a. ui. Laki county, Oregon (a public c irpor I ati'Uij vs A.J. Neilon and his bondsmen J. r rankl, Geo. Jammerlhal, A. McCal- len, and J. E. Bernard. Now comes planum by A. K. Rearms, district at j torney, an 1 moves court for an order (lone to Seattle. Ed. J. Arm-tr wg, the contractor, started in company with bis mother Mrs. McKinsey a id half brother Hud McKinsey, last Monday, enroiile to Seattle by team. They expect to make the trip a summer outing, going via Sil ver Lake and Prinevillc to The Italics. Armstrong leaves in manv mends who wtsn mm tune wherever be g'cs. He did most of the contract work in building up New lakeview after the tire of a year ago, and his gtsxl work slumU us a monu ment to his ability as a brick mason and a contractor. The Kxaminer can cheer fully recommend Kd Armstrong to th people of Seattle or any other pla as a first-class workman, trustworthy con tractor, and reliable man. Lakeview giMd for- Eugene has a $25,000 school bond popular loan, ami investors are taking I authorizing and direct ng Lake county the Ixjnds with warm enthusiasm. The bonds are to be sold at about 3 per cent. This might be a good idea to follow in Lakeview, and get rid of a big interest on the Town bonds. Lowell Otis Reese is making page sis of the mily San Francisco Bulletin very tilit Lake cUnty be and is au- attractive. I tie reading public will turn j thonzed ami directed to institute, prose- to that page seemingly as "a force of habit." The Bulletin, always up to the times with original ideas, has a happy fa ulty of doing and saying some thing out of the ordinary. .Populist 'lovt ne, having secure-Ian op tioii u Kin ,'!ts),(tSJ acres of rich oil land, has decided to drop Bryanisin. About time. When a man hasn't a thing but millions, it's pretty hard to be a calami ty howler, says I lie Bulletin. Paisley is said to have a gay lolhario or two of them. If what the gossips say is true the pretty little Chewaucan town is getting "warm," and the warm est weather has not yet arrived. To lie the Best. There will probably be more horses to enter the contests at the July meeting in Lakeview than ever before. From everywhere we note that race animals are in training for the Lakeview ra.-cs. The Alturas Piaindealer says of the meeting : "Johnny Pule, of Susanville, arrived in Alturas Monday w ith the celebrated race horse "GroverC." The animal has been placed in training for the Lake view races in July. G rover C. has been victor in many a hard contesied field, and two years ago defeated Frank Cain's hoi -e Beleric at Keuo. The meeting at cute and maintain an action in. the Cir- , f,ak4.v.w ollfc!lt t the best ever held cuit Court in behalf of said I-ake county, jf( tllltlltaiiiH. Oregon as plaintiff, and against A. J.I Neilon, J. r rank!, George Jaiumerllial, I A. MclJalleii and J. E Bernard as de fendants lor the sum of $4,52U.4!J with inleiesl thereon at 12 per cent per an num until paid, and iurlher sum of (452.U4 damages with costs and dis- Oregon, to institute an acti in in this 1 court upon the undertaking of said de fendants, as bondsmen for said Neilon, who laded to account for f 4,520. 4'. col lected by him as tax collector of Lake county, and has since failed to pay said sum to Lake county, Oregon it is or- burseineiits ot said action. ' l Annie C. Hough and Marion Coiiley i days or more, and the storage vs Stephen A. I). Porter Complaint ' kept full of tine meats. The dismissed and preliminary injunction dissolved as to plaintiff Marion Conley City Market Cold Morage. K. H. Hay, proprietor of the City Meat Market, has a line cold storage plant now in his market. The tempera, lure at 7 a. in. in the dark room is 112 degrees. By this system meats can be kept in perfect condition for thirty room is storage plant is constructed upou a plan origi nated by J. G. Likens, the cutter in tin- On the anniversary of Ixird Rolierts' .entry into Johannesburg, May 2fHh, Gen. Ilixon's foiiies went to battle with the Jioers under -Genera) Jlelarey, and the former suffered a terrible defeat. Who is going to make the first move toward the establishment of a grist-mill in Lakei'iew? The man who does will receive his reward, and he won't have to wait to get it in Heaven. Klariiatlkin, on the Koiithern Pacific line, has a case or two of small-pox and th Innel in which the disease is locat ed lias been iiiirant ined. The indications are that Goose Lake valley will turn out a mammoth crop of everything in the grain, fruit and vege table liuu this season. against S. A. 1. Porter, defendant, and . Cay Market. I he top judgement for cohIh in favor ol h. A. 1). and is covered wi'h ice Porter against M. Conley ordered. J. V. Keeder vh Matilda Reeder suit for divorce. Plaintiff asks for dismissal of suit ; suit dismissed at cost of plaintiff taxed at $S. June If W. JJ. Dalrymple vs Helen Dalrymple divorce. On motion of Even the pretty girl makers are flirting w ith of labor HKt'ihst capital. handkerchief the i strike ; i is it feet sipiare It'i inches thick. Mr. Hay has just purchased another bund of fine y.. ung beef, ami will have fine meats throughout the summer mouths. They Are l akers. There is a moving picture outfit trav- NEW PINE CREEK Jh In rapidly forcing ahead anil Follett ami Aiiiitk, flu Merchant are trotting nlong nt the liemi of tlie pnit'cHHiun. A FINE NEW STOCK Hits already been received ami inure new jtikhIh tire arriving nt our store all the tint)) AMONG OTHER THINGS We hnvr everything dcslroiiA In tl)iv Orocery Line. A ppffiiil line of Oent Fancy Shirt". An ch gnnt line of ('undies, 'igiirs anil Tobaccos. Watch for our lry Chxnls lisduy. FOLLETT & AMICK PELTON WATER WHEEL Is known the world over us affording the inott simple, re liable and economical siwer for all purNisi's. Ten Thousand Wheel Now Running Filling everv condition of service in the most cllicient anil satisfactory w ay. Hlectrlc Power Transmission THE PELTON WHEEL. PELTON WHEELS are the recognized standard for oernting Generators, and are running the majority of stations of this character in till parts of the world. Water I'ipe and Transmission Machinery And all appliances connect.-. I with a Power plant, supplied on the most reasonable terms. Shipments made from Sail Francisco or New York as miiv afford the most favorable freight rales. Catalogues, English or Spanish, furnished on appli cation. Address, giving conditions of service. til ntfi .St.,5an l:ranclKJ.Cal..l'..VA. 1-4.1 l.llrrl St ,lc York, N V., I'.S.A. of Circuit Court. J. 1- rankl et al, vs Geo. W. Wilson, sale of property on judgment, confirmed. Annie G. Hough vs H. A. 1. Porter suit in eijiiity for injunction. After hear ing evidence and argument of counsel, the court not being fully advised as to the law and the facts takes same under advi emeiit to he decided in vacation. June 4 .John Mailpin vs Iigan Cecil suit in rcplivjn to recover two mules; called and jury empannellcd. John T. Maiipiu, plainlili, vs. Logan Cecil, defendant replevin of personal property ; trial by jury ; verdict for de fendant. M. I). Hopkins vs. A. McCallen suit in equity for h pacific performance; de fendant allowed until September 17, Ht'll, to n p -oh r and plead in said cause. Court adjourned to October 17, J'JOl. pUiiilill cause continued until next term cling under the name of the Summers & Wagner Consolidated Show Company that has gone south from Lakeview, probably to bilk others as they did the people of Lakeview. Their "pictures moved" very rapidly almost as quickly as the fakers who run the machine. The Examiner desires to notify the people and the press down the line that these fellows are bilks of the first class. See that the Hummers it Wagner Con solidated Show Company receive the marble heart and icy hand. Pass this along, brethem of the pi ess. THE PEITON WATER WHEEL COMPANY, Hereford. Stock f arm Drows Valley, Oregon. F. O. Bunting, Owner largest herd of registered Herefords in Oregon 5 Registered Yearling Bulls IOO, 120 and lOOoach LAIDOR ALAMO head ot herd v.-- -'r-t. .:5 '--HU: Hums had a big horse sale last week, and will continue to hold such public auction sales at frequent intervals. J W Itet iler Chan Morrlnon I, ReetJer & Morrison BLACKSMITHS AMD IIORSfSIIOIRS lo everytliliiK In the ill ark am I lh lug I. lite mill MiiliHriie liuu Kuarnnleeil New Pine CreeK, Oregon. I 'I PIASTOS J, W. Maxwell A ten for Ton of the Dest high grade and standard makes of Pianos S240.00 and up Organs $60 up ORaANS