LAKEVIEW WILL CELEBRATE THE 4th IN A GLORIOUS MANNER
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VOL. XXII.
LAKKVIKW, LAKH COUNTY, OKhGON, THURSDAY, JUNK 27, 1X)1.
NO.
THE FOURTH
Lakeview Will Have
"Horrible' ' Time
Lllkl'VlcW in going to l(l tlie lollllh of
July l h ll.imh. ,. nn going to ahnw
the old A ini'i h m n Fagle how to i-crccch
mul eelolnate. I.ikt-view im n 1 1 Mil ic to
tin 'on-. ' UK' tfolng to put ilnW n lilt
oM -1 i l ( m i ! itf !-1 miiI i nr w illi
t,il..i-t., 1'iH't lllel Header, lltlil H r go-
1111 '" have uio.e (nn i n iv mly tickn
il tli" rim k than wunevcr m itiii'iM' in
tin- iin-itl N -r 1 1 1 w t fir koiii liwcnt
' ln-r. W'v have mii cKui'titlvi' c- i 1 1 1 ii 1 1 -tee
h.it nel a eommtttee i ! arrange
ment", which in turn Helectrd other coiu
iii i ii lor every branch of tin duy'
pt.vriitii, ami every fomuiitlfcmau and
i"'Miiiiiiti ('riiiiii lnix tin- nil' to run tlif
nil. ur 1 1 1 'ii Inn nml iiii-ii hiic nl every nee
oml ul lime 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 ' Id luri'tii x hi. J'he
ollget part nt tin- plll'HIII in to In- ii
llfll'l-ll lit I 1 . 1 1 ! (lllk I'V Hill- III ll IIIIIMl
Ii I r r I n t ii I ii j gentlemen hi tin neck o'
till M oixl-.
Iiiuii houi'n 1 1 1 1 c I In- commute)- on
(III. III. ! ri'l lMVl'il HI MlllM'l 0H i)l
Fnuilh i.l Julv la., in-, illy f KM In. in Un
live I iinn nu n i. l-aki vn .
I i real In I .ilkt't lew !
Great mi' Lakeview' liuMiH h" nu n !
I ; n . in I m-r , (hut ail w Im Kim k li.r gen
iTni hoi-pitalilv nml i iitiM liiiniin'iil mi
J IV -till, Hill Hot he (I: .! J HIIlfi. We
.n-V.j4 ttn w'ua') ti nu ilav of Mi
tertamun-lit itli'l Joy. I. IH n
I.l it.
Our blast I..U..I. led ! on.- o( the
beM cruet lt "ii !!! Cai-l will 1'liiv
tweet mul lotpirii.g m i-i''. i
Tin- M.irdi lira- mul humble will own j
nr. Howard kctoverln.
Ml". Ilowanl, I .III' I 111' t Iiel ol Ml".
r fcT . v in .1 1. .ii, u ho, Willi Lei .'i.ii..
lUilK'hler, Mi-h liuhy I'lliikliey of A 1 1 II r
Ht, M.i'fi NcrioilNly iiij'ire.l tMoweekH
MU'ihilf on their uiiv to Lakeview. in
leivv iiiiirnViiiK' nlowly a.nl her ii)irimi
B.tvH (the w ill reeover. It was thought
for a time (hut tin' ntfe.l woman wan
futally hurl. Minn rint kney han rei-ov-ereil.
M rt. I InWitnl w uh removed f ruin
the Thru-toil lioiiie lHt week to the rem
ilenre o( ii'ori-e Whnrloii in Lakeview.
1 he railite of the ucvi'leiit ft ill reiuilinx a
invMiery. Tli i-utire affair in it lihink to
Minn rim'kney, who wui Heverely injur
i"l liout the head. Mm. Howard Hiiyn
hIu only reineinherH lieinn thrown to tint
ground, mul Iiiih a faint recollection (,f
her raiiddaii!liter iikh i h ti her into the
luiKKy auain. It in thonirht that after a
Itoo'l rett Mm. Howard will regain her
norinal coii'Ikioii. Coin-ideiuiK hei UK'-,
hn citrtainly had it narrow eHcaH from
tie nth an tin' HhiH'k wan a (rightful out in
her fechlt' coiiilition.
A Creamery Meeting.
A iiivatn letter to Tint Kxfiiuiifr from
Win. T. Mitchell, tin" iMeamory man,
aiiiiounciH that ho Iibh ijonit to Suhiiii
vi I It' to iut in place hoiiiii new macliiii
ery in the creamery plant at lliHt place,
and that he will prolmlily rcuch here by
July -Itli to help "H celi'luale, after
w hich he will talk creamery to our farm
eiH mid tow m-people. Mr. Mitchell will
call it meeting noon after the Fourth lo
hco w hat can he done toward the eMail
liHlimelit of a ciciinieiy jilanl in Lake
view or near hy. Thin iH a propimition
that niiint not he overlooked by our buci
neHN men Hint fannerM. I'reanierieM
everywheio are 'm payiiiK indiiHtrieH
and Lakeview Iiiih llm leputatiouof never
taking a back Heat in any euturpriitu.
The creamery in AltuniH in miid to work
like a i harm and iH proving a big wu.'
cohs. Mr. Mitchcl! starttul that one in
operation.
It Waa Lake Wool.
Large loads of wool have panned
through our town during the pant fow
day. LiiHt Monday evening i wan
etttimatwl that over .r000 worth of wool
waa Btanding in the atruetH in the wagons
o( loaniHtera who had stopped her for
the lght.-New Era.
A HUMMER
an Eagle-Screeching,
and a Big Crowd.
tin- street (or mi liour during tin fore
noon. We mi going lo have a "horrible"
i tunc
Baseball plater (nun i n i t . I . . r 1 1 1 K
toHiif Mill l it v in the big two hundred
.lolliir toiiriiHiin'iil.
."iiiK-ol (In! l-t liorm-M from nil the
coiinln lor 2ml mill-it itliout will coui
iiii iii f running on tin- l-akevii-w trark
July "'1 nml Milt quit r ii ii ii i ny on July
i.th.
The (anion Kudewin Dramutic Com
I m i y will ii'ii mi Gtinther H ill on Muii
day evening, July h, nml will delight
tin- people of tin country fnr Hfi entire
week. Tint Itudcwin iH t lie Im-hI com
pany lli.il.'ver went out I rum the hig
ritieii. Alter tlie lirt night perfor
mance tlie '..ple (). k to nee their per
formam c .
On the night of the Koiirlli there Will
lie u ti'miil itll lililil IihII it tiuiither
Hull hihI mi cli-kMiil niijiier ul I Intel
l.ukl'VH'M .
'I liroiihout tne elilin vteek there will
he miiUneiiieiil lor everylMi.lv. Set) thill
roil nir.iiik.'"' toutleml tint luiKeliall tour
II . I ii -1 1 1 kIiiiIi Mill prolmlily IiihI for
three luy. 'Iliero ill Ikj rurt- kuoI
KMirt oil tlx1 iliunioli'l.
TM romiiilti in fhargn have not
in iiillij'il-iiii ... i-'n
he oihI one. Hii I till ill rmmrmchtn will
l.e ierhvt'l M Inn h ffw ilityn.
Tin' entiie noi(ittiii ill If pul iticlu-tl
in The Kxmiiiiier on the iiiornintt of
Julv Uli. Walfh (or it.
Here's the Place.
.1. II. M.l'oy, of I'cndlcton, wat in
r.uriin I huri"l.iy . Tlii' gent leiuaii in look
ing over lhn wet ion with a view to lo
cating, lei-irilig to go into the ctoek
hiiMiiei.1. Mr. McCoy will viMl Lake
and Kl.iniatli couutit'N ami return via
Warner valley and hack lliroiigh the
coiithern pail of thin County. He him
bin own conveyance and i making the
trip at ea.ty htagew. l!ui tin lime-ller-al.l.
Mr. McCoy, of l'endleloii, will he
warmly welcomed by the WBrm people
of Lakeview and Warner valley, ami in-
iilenially we might lemark that if the
gentleman in looking for a location to
engage in the Htock hunincHfi there will
lie no chance for him to get away from
here. Alter nceing our delightful conn
1 try he will have no denire to return from
w hence he came.
i Nearly a Million at 12 i-J.
: A dinpatch from l-haniko under date
j of June l'.Uh, Havii thai a large number
of wool buyer arrived there on the ISth
to be in attendance at the auction mileou
the l"lli of wool 8 of the lialdwtll Sheep
and Land Company. Sealed bid were
taken and iho entire clip of S70.IHK)
pound went lo F. W. Hrighani, repre
nenting Wliitniau. Farn.twoi ih ei Thaver,
of lluHton, at P.",, cent per pound. In
addition to the lial.lwin Sheep & Land
Company' wooln, a number of other clip
aggregating I'.Kt.lKKI pouinlit, were old at
price ranging (rim ll'a to 1-'M cent
kt poiuitl. The price paid there beat
the record to date. About 15 of the par
ty of buyer left there that evening on
npecial train for varum point.
Suicided at Slsson.
Frnet liarlh, wanted in Sibkiyou
county on a charge of cattle mealing,
wa arretetl two week ago in Cedar
villi) by Sheriff Street of Modoc. The ac
ciiHctl, an old ruHident of Siaou, was re
turned to Sion for preliminary esauii
nation. lie wa bound over for trial be
fore the Suterior Court, and wlrle wait
ing for the train to take hitn to Yreka
jail, in charge of an otlicer, he got hold
of a Winchester rille and killed himself.
He declared if he could not receive bail
he would suicide. Uuable to get bonds
men he made good his word.
RAILROAD
GRADING.
()eorge II. Ilaylay Contracts With
The N-C-O Uy. Co. to Build 14
Miles of (Jradc Work Al
ready ' Begun.
The I a tei. t new of lue. extetmion of the
Nevada, California A Oregon railway i
to the effeitl that (ienrge II. Hayley, of
the Mntl'ic IjiihI A Livent'x k Company,
h m the conn . t fur grading the road to
a point fourteen ini! north of Ter 1110 to
the Will" in ranch at the extreme north
end of Madeline plain. The contractor
ban until ( tel. lt in luh to complete
the wotk. Hit already Iihn alioiit lifty In-
1 1 Kim at woik ch-Hring off -Hgehruih.
Ah i" miii a the largent hriiMi in out of
the way Mr. I '.ay ley will put on a big
grader drawn by fixteen borw, which
ih-m the work of lifty int-ii. 1 he ground
to be graded ia eany lo work level ami
no rockn, and rapid progren will be
niHile from the "hilly Tlioiinaud Ilollar
Koilv ol the Ijewrt," Trrmo. The job
wid probably lie 1 nil hefort the
time limit iiMi'itief in the contract.
Surveyor have already run the line up
to the Hiimiuit within ten (mien of Like
ly, hihI will continue their work tin
hummer until Likely in reached. It is
very probable that Mr. Lay ley will go
on with the grading to the end of the
Hiiivey, though jiltil now he ha only
contia-ted for the fourteen mi. en.
There i Home heavy work to I done
in getting over the mi n. in it between Mad
eline and the Koiith fork of I'jtt river
and though it i uiidcritood that the
railroad company will :oiitinue laying
track an hooii a the grading in complet
ed, it in hardly probable, judging from
infoi matiuii ciiHidered very leliabie,
fy Vn iH JM !t .JW.'ft.v!. Ul W .Ij&stz
the fourteen mile from Termo to Wil
hoti Itayley' place will be coiir-t ructed
w itliout delay.
IhiuhtU-f by next firing the N-C-O.
Company will have all the rai. needed
for cxlciiMon of the line to Ijikeview .
The niiiiii object of com-trucling the
(ourleeii mile thin Milliliter in to get
away from Termo, which in aliout the
moot uninviting mt for a railroad ter-
iniiiil in the entire Wet. At the Wil- ,
noli liaylcy ranch g"l water can be j
found in abundance, anil the company j
at that point can offer lietter accouiino- i
datit.ns to their patron than at present, j
Could the rail be had the road would '
go riuht on to Likely this auinnier, where .
Mipcrb feeding ground are to K hail, I
ami where an ideal apot for a railway.
terminus j to be found.
Schuman Coming.
Carl Schuman, with hi improved
l'rojectoacope Fxhibition of life motion
picture i again coming to Lakeview
with new acene to iiiteret and thrill
the public. I'rof. Schuman ha viaited
Lakeview before and always treated the
public fairly, and gave 11 good exhibition.
He i better prepared now to please the
public than ever. In hi rejiortoire he
tjive ncene in the Cuban and rhillip
pine war, the battle of Modder Kiver,
and Mafeking, South Africa, and China
w ar acenea, and other delightful acenea
too numeroua to mention. Everything
up to date. Scbitinaii will appear in
(iuiither Hall on Friday and Saturday
evening, L'Sth and lIHh. On the lai-l
evening be will give the beautiful 1'iim
aiou 1'lav of Oberammergau in all it tie
tails. There ia no hike about Schuman'
Fxhibition. All who attend will be
plcawd.
Bad Men at Bidwell.
The Fxaminer i informed that n
Lake City, Modoc county justice court
case was tried at Hidwell last Wednet
day, and during the progress of the trial
lick Ilea, a countable, liecame qiurrel
aome and took a shot at a Swede, name
unknown. I .a ter on He again became
a "bad man," and ran up against the
real thing in the person of Kd Kirk, who
waa some on the shoot himel'. Friends
interfered, and the coroner wan aaved a
job.
Elegant fllllinery.
Mrs. 8. W, I'epperdine, the fashion
able milliner of Alturas, will bs in Lake
view July 1st to remain one week with
n elegant stock of the latest fashion
niilllnery. Fee her stock. 35.1
THREE MEN
ARE IN JAIL
Robert Leaventon, J.
Eades Charged With Murder in Modoc
Altckas, Cal., June 2.".
: ilicre liavc been no addition
al arrests in the Lookout
lynching alTair, siuee tlie in
eareeration of Le.i venton,
Hrown and Katies, who are
still in jail. Judin from
the actions of the ofTiccrs
there are no more to follow.
The three men arrested have
been considered the best cit
izens of the Lookout locali
ty. Robert Ix-aventon has
larje stock and land inter
ests near Lookout, and has
always been considered an
upright citizen and far from
a criminal. The sympathy
of the Lookout communit',
and in fact, a ood part of
Modoc county, seems to be
with the prisoners.
Spencer & Kaker have been
employed by the defendants,
ami G. F. Harris has also
been retained for the defense, j
YlIpiicVlT VJd VI .Ai? vtefe'e ;
to send some able counsel to
assist District Attorney Bon-;
ner in the prosecution. The
ease is oini to be hard
foujjht on both sides. The
date of the trial has not
been set, but it is presumed
there will be no delav in
bringing the case into court, j
The prisoners are taking
their arrest very coolly while
their friends have already
hesjim to prepare their de
fense. A young1 man named A. L.
Colburn, who gave some
damaging testimony before
the grand jury against the
prisoners became alarmed
last Saturday, and announc
ed that he was going to leave
the country. District Attor
ney Honncr had him placed
in jail to insure his presence
in court at the proper time.
Colburn, through his attor
ney, applied for a writ of ha
beas corpus, but the writ
was denied by the court.
It will be a hard matter to
procure a jury in this county
to convict.
After The Fxaminer went to pre last
Wednesday night the Mitdoo grand jury
completed it investigation of the Look
out lynching. A dispat.'h to The Fx
auiinei', placed on our bulletin board at
the posiotTce, was to the effect that the
body returned three indictments for
murder. Hubert Ix'venton, James W.
lii'ow n and Isom Fades were the per
sons named. The indictment charge
these three men with the murder of
Martin Wilson, the thirteen-year-old
sou of Mary Wilson, the squaw who was
formerly the consort of Calvin Hall.
The evidence against the three indicted
men ia said to be much stronger iu the
case of Martin Wilsoit than in the case
of the other four lynched. The three
men were arrested Thursday by Sheriff
Street of Modoc w ho went to Lookout
after them. They offered no resistance
and were lodged in the Alturas jail with
out bonds.
Robert Leventon Is a blacksmith in
Lookout, and is ft brother-in-law of
W. Brown and Isom
Deputy CoiiMable J. V. Brow n. one of
the o-liern charged with the mnrder.
('.own lives in lookout, alao, and is
-aid 10 liear an nii-avory reputation.
Iwmi Fadea in a aqnaw man. living on a
ranch alxiut nix mile from Lookout.
It n iinderftoiMl that evidence was
brought out by the Grand Jury inveati
ation ahowing that Leventon, Brown
and Fade were the principal partici
pant in the event leading up to the
lynching. One of tbene incident waa
the attempted banging of Frank Hall.
He waa twke atrung up 10 the rafter of
a barn, but the rope broke. Isom Fades
then atruck him over the head with a
six-hooter.
Hall told his Indian friem'a of the as
sault, and they have been preparing to
avenge him ever eince the lynching.
They gave out w arning aotuc days ago
that if the grand jury failed to punish
Fades and two others, the Indians them
Helvea would take a hand at admini ter
ing justice.
The men arrested will ntand trial, and
apjvear to 'ake their arrest coolly, with
the expectation of lieing acquitted, as
other participnii s in the lvncbing can -not
1 forced to give testimony that
will incriminaie themwlve.
Much dilficuby him experienced by
which might lead 10 identity tbone con
cerned in the lynching, owing to the
fear of those having knowledge 01 the
affair that personal violence might lie
done them.
It is lielieved thai indictments of sev
eral o'hera are w ithbeld for the present
but arrest may follow any day.
Circumstantial evidence is stroi'g
against the three men arrested, and it is
lielieved they were the ring-leader of
the mob.
Excursion Kates, N-C-O Ry.
A Carnival and Street Parade will be
belli at Carson Ci'y, Nevai'a, July 3d to
tith inclusive, and the N-C-0 Ky. being
desirous of giving the good people locat
ed along ita lines an opportunity to see
the Nevada State Capitol and participate
in the festivities, will make a rate of one
fare for the round trip, and round trip
ticket will be on sale at all stations
July 2d to 4th, inclusive, good to return,
up to and including July 7th, 1901.
Reduced round trip rates from Reno
to Carson City will alo be in effect from
all stations on the N-C-O and S-V Ryj.
on July 3d, good to return till July 5th,
inclusive, and also for the meeting of
the Fpworth League in San Francisco,
in July, special tickets will Im ou sale to
San Francisco and leturn at greatly re
duced rate.
Opticians Coming.
Dr. C. B. Brandom and Dr. Birtch of
San Jose, Cal., will arrive in Lakeview
about July 1st and will remain one
month. Dr. Brandom is an optician of
high standing and come with the best
of recommendations not only in hi pro
fession, but a a gentleman. The Drs.
have made a long tay in Modoc county,
and leave there w ith the best wishes of
all the jieople of that county w ith whom
they have had dealing. 25-It
S. P. Ky. Excursion Kates.
Ticket will lie on sale July 3rd and
4th, got d for return up to July dth, in
clusive, lietweeu all points ou Oregon
lines, at one fare for 'he round trip.
Don't fail to take advantage of this op
portunity to visit your friend. Grand
celebrations will be held at different
points on our lines.
C. II. Markham,
General Passenger Agent.
Take Notice.
Dr. Demorest will return from Bly
this week, to remain for a short time,
and all those needing work done are re
quested to call on him before July 10th.
Dr. Alice Magilton will have charge of
his dental parlors for two months this
summer. 25-U