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I. XXII.
LAKKVIKW, LAKH COITNTV, OKKUON, THl'RSDAY, NOV. 21, liJOl.
NO. 46.
I RABBITS
WERE LOST
Attorney K ante IMays a
Trick on Hammond and
tin., Two Innocents.
hat Putrid Attnrncy Ib-ai ,
IUiiimi..imI mi'l Court It"
in, three prominent iiifin
"babbit l'lilli"ol Lakeview.
"hi-mingH" white n'HiriiiiiB
I it it 1 1 1 r week"' i"i l
ii i v scut, I ii' ri-!lM l Km '.
jncll II- I" I lu ll ntlllldlllg IK '
lllll I III' ll"W I'll' bed I"-"'
r Ilif i.tmhiip, mil
j n m" ni r.iU'il "i" mi deep
II 1 1 ' I lix lt r 1 1 1 1 v! "er '"' "'"
Hi 1 '. . 1 1 . - f ll.iin I'- - m t
i imli.iilliV I" Imi'l wmk ami
M n, e in Inll.irt ing the --U "I
;,,,... ' It Mil- -u.'.'i-"'!"! Inn-
,1 uli.i i at' .in' ..I liciiiin '
,. Ilia! In- I'll I hi-
11 !!. w i ! I'" I' ''iv
.in. iiii-i I . I n- i H li'' -II
iiil.ii,.- i Inm-eli
( i-i. Ill" p1' -' ! w"r1,
j, t n i.ii" iliii i!i-iin
Ii-iiiI. r . ( tl nr 1'niifl t lull
iM-n- HI..I -..ff'-n-'l. Il.-t"
ll, -l,l.m-l Tid:".'" detail-
, ' 1 ' ' I lii- I lii-.IIMI-H. ai-f-.
illlilll"l"l Hint I "Mil II"
M C:iUin ' 'Mil' "
lit-t Mll.d.tv l.vl.'. l'ii"
Mm' fi.iin I .i L'-vi.-rt II. ill I'
IiImt a- i a- ll ' live. ''"'
iiii .in I-." r."n- "i ami ' '"i-
f ,.( 'ill I I I II' I, tlll'V ll'd
l il.iv, iiml c' ll ey bad 1,1
- l'11-e '-I II ll.' "II,' .HI. if t ,,
lllliill, I.I, ll i lllxilll 1" IIII-'"
lm.it ll I ill:-. I'" li"l-i ll c
luvii.it wen- t 1 1 well ""'ii
.is annul .'. o'clock ill ll'"'
i i '.I- iiiif.- t-. t.i ii-nii-ii r. i -i
imi III" ..-.in.-, r "I 'Ii- p.iity.
i.l l, , ,1 , I I,.- r I il.g hi .11 I
I . . ' 1 1 1 1 .1 1 : l t.i I 'lew '. II dl-tnlc "
twelve mile-. Mi I :-. ri.--.
h . ii i.vcr ll," n'.i'l li'l"ii' and
In-. I In l.iiV" bid ll i : ri- Mini
srii-ncc in in- Mi l. mi climbing.
II. ll', I '. 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , I IIII' I flll'll'l I"
Inn, who l"llnWci III" I : I
iiii" ciintidelicc. Leaving llii'ir
i v ascended ll." 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 iiihI
til a distance "I three iinl",
' I'HIII" to II fork III ill" roil I.
ailing to rnuuiii7.il mi, I III" re
lui In lii-w. I 'iili'ilinmli'ly
Mr. !!"i ' knowledge "'
l- ami Imigil udc became mixed,
kni'-H, iii 'l l"il Ihi-in off on tin'
mad. Tli" night was pri'ily
.ul "mill iiu-il iiuiiH-rniiH rm'lii
Ssioii uii'l lln- m r I lui'l li ll
ovctcoat iiml gloves in tin-
Iter trudging a matter of hix
I'timi'H mi lli"ir k 1 1 . Hint --
oii nil fniiri, tin-y liecaiiic
alumn-d iiml Inilli'il l'i liol. I a
Mir. Ilv lln- li iln-ir hand
lllll UtoIII" hi llfl'll"ll Willi III"
lV ilint of h nut i-llnit lln-y
ioilli lui'l to lillilil A louring
l i in hhh aliniit 10 o' -Im k al
4 Halinlli'il yt't lluit tlii'y wito
tin roml. IIi-iuni-H iikurrii'il on
11". Finally in lln- inky lilm-k
niulit tin-y I'oniiiii'iiri'il to ro
ht"pH, niffi-riiii: at i-vi'iy yaiil
travi'iM-il. ''li"y n-arlii'il
i::;o u'clnik in tin iihhniiih
' i-xlinii-t"il iiihI faint fiinn
uiviiikf tllli-n I l I 1 1 1 vT fiiii'i'
in lli" i" inns .lay.
fit Sat Down on (JuigK.
nl li.iw It'i.iM ii li cat lIllH II
1 1 1 ii ii ljui.v i-. inii-it'hi inu
(i. liMiuiJ wi'iil to W'iihIi i im -iilrirM
ol III" iiiai'liiiii' man,
finally In- i u 1 1 in ilnl dial if j
I not n-laini'il lln- inarlnni'
I anti-UooM'vi'lt il"l"i:at"H
fin k in I'HH. It is Kii.l lliat
il iii-iii ly linili-il I'Vi r.
Ilircaii'ii in"'.1" In- yiinintl out
l"i'lli. "'lln' ijniikiT you
at h'li'l In I hi -i tii'.M tli" I'll
I'll In-."
Ii llii- lli-a in liin t-ar, Imi
llu' 1'ri'hiili'nt ii-m-ihi'.
lay not -.i-ciiH' a mthihI ti-rin.
i- vi iii at li iiMt In-'ll lie 1'ii-n.
MURDOCH IS
JOSHED SOMIi
Manila Itth" Victim at Klamath
l:nl I Turn the Joke on the
Well Known Attorney.
'I In-llill'l In rill of MIIHlll'nX Wllil.'ll llllN
U-i-ii iliiiiirf I In I'. h. tnnr" our iii.iiiit
nl tin' l'liiliiiiii"n iiml Culiu Mill
.-"iitl-m.-K lln milk of liinriiii tli" f"n
luri' -, ), ii'niU' ol K I u ti i u 1 1 1 FnIIh, lily
ii:,. I l.iki iii-w, my " Id" A-lilnii'l Ki- ni'l.
I I. ii- im- ., rial nwi ill IWv iiml
I ll.iin "i" ii ill klaiimlli I iiIIh
in.'iv. iili- laidr iiIhi" AMnriH-y
II. I'. Mnnl k ii i-lill at lli" i-il Iiiiiih"
an. I . I"! ii -. inn lln- ' J X.I'l-1" ' ' I if til"
t'.MII tlllll.l-.-ll Hlilll'll Until!. Wlll-lltll"
.1... a-.- lift t..k Iml'l ..I tin I all". Mnr
'I .i k ' j . i i 1 1 - I ' lln- in t in-, ni'li tli" li
in. uii Unit ll ;i ii"t t in it I i i X ti.lt- Hi"
l.,,t - I,,.. I.
Ail.iiiy .1. W . 1 1 an.al.i I in l-i-in.'
l.ii :i ii' ll..- ! .ll In- In in" mIh-Ii- -.-.'lii-
i lill -ili'll uli- allli. l"l. II" In ll-lll,.' i
1. 1 1. 1 i , ii," nii.it lulu .1 i.i Li; tin- anlli'.r
itii - that im- kii'iii.- Inin ill liii.l.n. a". 1
l'"ii.U n l.inyi r ii.uiiinliy 1 1. n i 1 in In
Inn l he In-All. I In' ruin -1, til 1 1 l li 1,1 mill
at l.i-l u . i In l iillllik: Im ilaiiiai-H lit Un
til li- nl $ l .,-r la ami i-till riiinir.
1 In !" l nnlv nil" lri.ll ril., I ih I nf
K" 11,,'llt, III" Mlln.ili kll'K-. Vll.'lil
l"rti,.rh n-iili-.l nl in, 1 1 1 1 1 .
Tlii-n- i only mi" i .l-" nl l.ak.-vn-tt,
I I in .ti"t.t Immiik vi-ty Im I ly I'mki-n
..'it nl.'l ..in.- Ii-.lt- .11" i-l 1 1 1-r 1 .1 1 ln-i 1 a- In .
Ii i- in--1 i-r . i
I In- Ii-liial" Im in hivm-i-'! "f liaviiiu'
-t .in il I In- ill -i-n i in klamatli iimty
II I I'l'l'll lllli-'l In Jarknnii rnlliity.
i l ln r- i lintl'iiitl it,' ri- lii'i-iil nt tli"
mii.iI1..,. ra-i- in l.ak" iirt , .ml i'" t-
i-triin- in in mly I-,i v- "I ti l, , iiia-iiiin li .I'
ll i- miiIi- - it 1 1 - 1 1 f i-....iti-'l niiil i-tintly
iii,iriinl iiu-il . A l.iiiilk'atll, Mali'Ui lulu
t-i-i-ti i.tiilili-li. , il itHn ia, llu
M.li i.f l'..y . an. I all l..i n-i Imni ill. it
-l-ltl'.ll Inn II I I .a kt-v .1 -A .III l'l,,,lliy
-II.. k. .1 " I'll. '
kliulill kllOikcJ Out.
I'.. I. ni ti-n I l.'.'i-aii'l n-"'!i-a t i". Iian-
ii l'avilinn in un 1-rancici.-o, lu-t I ri-
I ,i y iil-ilil , J.iiiii-h .1 . .Ji-ff rii-H. tin- (liaini
mil nl tin lifin- iii na, kimiki-il out liui
Kin, lin tin- Arkon lii.tnt in tin- tiftli
I'.iiii'l. Tl.K li-l.t huh a tuiiif nITair, anil
Kliiilin Man Iiihii-iI ami i- u 1 1 -. I u 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 r
ami laker. In tlit' i-rrmul rouinl .li ffi i"M
tiavi- Klnilin a lilnM lliat took all tin-li-ilit
nii'.if Inin ii ti . I In- wiih ynt'ifv niaik
In. m that until llu' i'lnii' of llit- liilit.
I.. i-.ir olln'HMirl in laiki-vii'W iiTt'
in ilifir k'lory tin- niilit of tin- liK'lit, n
Wlmrtmi & Smith nf tin "Piilaiv" luul
irt-o i ii ii ii inn into tlii-ir ri-hort, anil w itli
n,ii ntnr I'.urko at tin- innt riiiiit'tit tin
litilit wiih tii-ki-il off dy miinilx in ili-tail.
Tin r" wiiri ii I. UK" t rouil pri-Hi'iit, and
nun Ii i n '. i-ri-H t tiiki-n in tli" t'Vi-nt. 'I lie
iimni iflom i( tin l'lilai't' irt i-oiniratn-lati-il
on tln-ir t-iit"iiiii-t', an il huh lli"
liiHt 1 1 mo in l.akcvinw lliat 111" iii MH n(
hiii-Ii a -ileal fvt-iii in .iiniliti" i-in-li'ti
iih ili-laili'il liy in, ilnl.-" an llu- li-ilit mhh
iro-iii-nMnt;.
Telephone Director. Aleet
Al H llli'i-tlllli of till' llirm tnrn of tin
I. nkeoiiiint y 'l'el"ilioiH' C'oniniiiy lu-lil
at l'-iinli'v lant ut't-k olliri'H wi-re i-h-tallinli"i,
ji-bti'ii Ih n.iiiii, It'll ami tin'
tariff for M-rviru on tint lino whh llxcil as
follouM : '
I.aki'vinw olliro at tli store of Avers,
Wliitwortii & Ayt-m. t aniK" 1 1 . Ayt-rs
utiil II. I'.WIul wni lli, ani'iilH.
1'aiblt'V oHiiv nl tlui htoii' of I ii-nin"
Conn. ( ii-m ii' ( 'nun iii-i 1 1 .
Silver Luke ollii-e at tlie Httrenf I-'.
M . ( 'li I ismaii . 1 . M. Clil ininali n'i-nl.
Way oll'ii-en were extalilinlieil alnntf
the line at the fnllnw um pluieM :
I'. A. Iti hiirt rancli, Cinnkeil Creek ; S.
II. Cliainller ranch. Crnnkeil Creek ; Haw
kiim i-i liini'liait .Mill, Crooked Cr.-ek ;
S. It. Cliainller raiieli, Lower Crnnkeil
Creek; lleryfnril liron. ranih, Lower
Crooke I Creek; Win. Harvey much,
Summer Lake ; Mix. I'. W. McMnwell,
I 'tint olliee, Siimnier Luke;
Lent fur telephone cervice at way
nlUceH Ifll ier inolith.ilay Heryic.n.
llll'IH lllll MTHHAOItS.
1 tn .'II lllln i. I'clllH.
.ii in in . :i.'i
in in i'.i "
I... In lue " V i "
Mehhiiiies not to t-M-eit'l three miuuteN
lime, 'l ln- Miiii ol -ei cent will he
ehtiiyeil for eiicli Hililitiomil minute. '
CONSOLING.
St.
ItuHi-la: - I'nn't i ry. i-lKKy. back ofter the ret of the family aaon."
New I'm K Ti . ' '..nr.
LAKI POLKS A WORD TO
HUST EAT! THE WlbE!
We are Ciettin k Our I'Jour I?rom J. It. Huntington Tell What In-
K Lima tl Cheaper Than the
Home Product 5elL4 at.
Manv ..f t." rich -t,,. k yrnwern nf tli"
Silvi-r Ink" (nuiilii hnV" -iirii I Mn ir
iiml "tin r mi..Iii in Klainalli cnuiitv
tin" l.ill. Tli i r ti nl" i- viihiahle h iil
u ni I li an i-fl'.rt In m-enre. I wonl'l he
ili-nritl.l" il a tnnr" ilirn t ta(n line ami
limil nli-i vi" ciiul'l 1," hail uilh Silver
Ink". 'I hm ami ntlu-r i-ff'irtn woiilil luu
iiia'i lnli in liiitiinti much H'Mi
tmnal tniHinei-i in Klaimttli e.jnnty.
khimatli Ki-. ulil lean.
Tli ere in no pat t i' U la r ohji-ct imi to
M-iih-ntn of Lake canity ,utcliHt-iiii
tln-ir their hiuI nl In-r r.nj..lit-H from our
(i-ti-r coMiity, Klamath, hut It a'Un to
Th" l.xamii.cr that tlu-re i-4 miiu'thiiik:
ra'tieally wrnnjin Ihii enni-i-olion that
.li'iillil U' liilit"i. A " 1 1 1 1 t'.io trnoil
liri-t mill" III "1 ,1-1 .ll I'.ll ill th" nnlllll "II'I
of th" cnuiitv uii'l iiimtlii-r in the t'lic
;l",l'.'ll lliat lli.iki- l.n -I ,-t -lit i to
haiuliiiii; It." irn.liu-i- nl th" farms of
that -c, ten, it unit!.! m-i-iii that the
.,-".li nl Lake -i unit y nil-ihl to he fili
,li"l Ht liniii" if the mill nu n wiuihl i'ii
ii mi .i" the iaiini-in In raiwuioie wheal.
The il. maml f'.r the etaliillimetit of a
liiK Hour mill in Lakeview whm never
more tireul than at tlie ,riMent time.
I.nii' ii)i'i The Lxaminer ".inte(.l out the
lieiVHHily for hiii-Ii an nterpriw, ami it
w a i lice nerioie.lv talkeil of ly some of
our local (jiint-rn ami merchaiila. Of
i-nurne thin in an utiUHual hmihoii, an
ernpH were liiih in tioone Lake valley
(hi." year iiml the farmerH iliil not raine
their iihiial iiunla. l'.ut auollier mill in
Luke county in a piiliiie neci-n-iiy ami
nhonlil he Imilt. Without ilmibt liy
next fall Lakeview w ill have ample water
(Hiwer to turn the w lii-els nl many mi. li
enlerprinen. TiHlay the inercliantd of
Lakeview are Inlying Klainalli county
Hour liei-aiiee the Lake county pro-ilucl is
too ex peiinive to think of Unin-i it. It
appeaid to he a fact that the Klamath
proilnct can be nhiicl in anil sold on
our inn limuiul cheaper than our home
proilnct. Thin money hIiouM he kept at
home. How can it te done? What are
you t;oiii; to do alnmt il?
Oil in Lake County.
An exietimeiit lim proven ilmt Lake
county is rich with oil. The excite
ment incident to the recent diHioveries
on thiH count, and especially in Orejirn,
has led The 'amiu"i to iuV"Htiiate.
lieeently we found near Lakeview a
ipiantity of liiiiid, dirty and nasty
MiiclliiiK nt ufl", which we al once con
cluded iiiuhI he the dt ippinn from an
oil dcponil. A small In it lie of thin
liquid wiih forwarded to I'nrtiand for ex
jiert exaininal ion. I. M. Wittson, I'reti
idelit of the Watson Oil Colupanv, juo
liouneeM il the out-cinpiiinn nf oil with
iispliiilt ha He, of a like quality to that
formed in California. W.l'. Keady.of
I'ortland, who wiim heie a lew weekn ami
with II. V. tiatcH, who examined the
liquid, siivh it is "sine oil," and addrj
that "Lake county is the greatest oil ie
iinn on thu COUNt "
There are placed in Lake County
wheie the water is ho impregnated w ith
oil that it. is wholly unlit to drink.
JioulitlesH with the advent of a railroad
in Lake county , the oil Imsiness viill
liootu hero aluni,' with other industries
now dormant .
flu dices are lie hind the Leas
in;; of the Public Lands.
Last week The Kiaiiiim-r had an ar
tic e nil llu- stand of the Nehraska, Wyo
ming, I'.'I'ira.I.). l.'tali and .M-iiitaiiastnck
ni ilaiilzatiullH Hk'ailiut the prnpnsi-d lilil
In Iras" the (iiililic Ian. I a. The i luiaha
('..mmi-icial Club mid the National ir
riiiitmn (.'onress are tun impnriant
facto, c auaiiinl I'-ann. Thu advK'ates
of the lull have repeatedly told the peo
ple lluit. the stockmen all over the West
ueie in favor of the measure, hut the
ippo.-itniu in gradually i.uniii,' ground
and the i-eopie liti-d liol fear that 1-as'.-clll
Dii-nii i.-l uli. lie in il- opposllioli.
The ini ri-snmn n iii"ii out that the
country lavnieil lenniiiii in order to weak
ell the i-lioitr ol those w ho nppimed it.
J. li. 1 1 'im iniiloii ol I'nrdanil, who is
'.aknui a lively n.ti rirt in the matter
wriies to the L.lilor nt tin- Orcmiiaii :
Portland, N v. n (To the Kditor;
The Omaha Telegram puhlished on the
fouiih pa tie of your to -day's i-.-ue. is in
dicative of wImI is hiliiii limit-I. 'r and
against the prnire.s of the measure to
he introduced at the next session of
congress, providing for the partitioning
ol the unoccupied public, domain ill cer
tain stales and territories, among the
owners of livestock; and the attention
of all persons who think there is no
dan-ier of the enactment of such a law
is directed to it. It is no doubt true, as
slated by the dispatch, that the larie
cattle and slieepraisers are U-liind the
effort thus to dispose of our government
lands, and letall w )ioopHise the measure
commence to realize thu power of the in
fluence with which they are to be con
fronted at the National legislature.
J. B. UrsTtxi.Tos.
We wonder how long the people of
Inke county are going to remain indiffer
ent regarding this matter which effects
our very existence? Is North Warner
and The Kxaminer to be the only advo
cates in Lake county in opositoin to
this leasing bill? We shall see.
TELLS THEH
; THEY HUST!
i Portland's Press Tells Portland
j What it flust do to Save Ore
gon's Trade for Oregon.
In Hirf-akiiul of the importance of the
Columbia Railroad building into Lake
1 county the I'ortlniid Telegram shvs :
The routing of the trade of Southeast
ern Oicumi ili-j-i-iidn largely upon the
' action of the Columbia S uthern. This
all railroad men at nil familiar with the
ritual ion concede. Should the Col
nuibia Southern extend its road without
deiay, all the trade of this van. territory
will be diverted to Portland, where it
naturally Ix-lnr.s. In the event that
tli s important move in neg'ected or de
layed, however, there is imthiiig to jire-
: vent the Califoi nia mad from diverting
it to San Fraia iuro v ia the J-outhern I'a
cilic cuiiiii-cled at Keiin. In this event
the tiade of this section will perhaps be
forever lost to I'ortla'.d.
California already control a large
pni tii in nf the trade ot Si, lit l.c set n Ore
gon. Freighting is dni.e fmm the ter
ii i ii ii - of the Caiil'irma mad to Lake
view, and even as far s 1'ainley. Tlie
Cnlutnbia niithern ulso reaches out t") a
cniiMtleiabl" ditaii-e, freighting lieing
done a far south of s-haniko, ihe pres
ent teriiiintis of the mad, as Silver Lake,
a distance nl 1'") miles. Freighting over
the-e inagtiiliceiit distances will cease
w ith the adi anee of rail facilities, and
the balance of trade natura'ly will fall
to Ihe trade entering the territory first.
The projected extension of the Col
umbia Southern will be a Comparatively
cheap pete of railroad construction.
With the exception of the first 30 or 40
miles lieyoud Shaniko, which is beset
with some engineering ditliculties, there
is an easy grade, tlie land being com
paratively level.
It is lint timte plain what the promoters
i f the Columbia Southern Kaitroad
are waiting lor, but it is apparent that
it heh'Hjves the merchants of I'ortland,
if they care in the leasl for the trade of
Southern Oregon, to insint upon (and as
sist in if necessary; the extension cf
the mud. This is the most practicable
route in Soiii;.ern Oregon and iierhaps
the only one projected that will insure
1 the trade of this section to Oregon's me
tropolis." The press of I'ortland is straining
' every effort to induce the business men
' of that city to put money into the Col
un.bia Southern enterprise to insure the
extension and save Southeastern Ore
gon's trade for Oregon.
Sent to Napa.
The New- Era says: Mrs. Km ma Dora
Hastings, wife of O. A. Hastings of New
Fine Creek, who ran away from home,
last week with her two little children,
and came to the Oram! Central Hotel,
was taken in to custody upon ihe suspic
ion of being insane. Her husband was
sent for, and on Friday lrs. Kisdon and
llloiuliii were appointed by the court to
examine her as to sanity, ami after ex
amination they pronounced her insane,
whereupon the court ordered her taken
to Napa.
On Saturday Sheriff 1!. 1!. Street ami
wife left here with the unfortunate
woman, to take her to the asylum.
"The Branch."
Cobb Ib-nkle hasoeiied"The l'mnich,"
a w i-l! titted re.-ort. one door north of
Hotel tie I'nirry. The opening took place
last Tuesday morning with Frank Loss,
an experienced mixologist behind the
bar and in charge of Ihe place. Mr.
llenkle proposes to keep everything
of the finest mid to sustain bis well
known reputation as a saloon mini.
"The Mranch" is very neat in every
respect. I'rtip in ni.d sinilu w ith Koss.
1 -Wouldn't It Jar You?"
! If you should lie walking along the
'Ptreet, attending strictly to your own
1 buine-s, and having for a companion
' one of "Job's comfonlers," located on
i the nitle of your neck, which caused yo'i
to carry your bead at an angle of forty
, live degrees, and every body whuluJ any
' sense could see by your carriage and the
i white cloth tied high about your neck
: that you were miserable; then if some
j pretended friend, with more deviltry
! than gumption wo" Id step up to you,
throw his arm carelessly about your
: shoulder, and, using bis band for a
whipcracker would bring it up w ith a
pop against the aforesaid ".lob's "oin
forter, and remark, "Joe old boy, how
' are you?"' Wouldn't it make you mad?
I Well, just ask Attorney Joe Moore if it
, wouldn't, and lie is known as one of the
i most even-tempered, best-iuitured fel
: low s in the world.
j "Wild Broncho Bustin'"
Lust Tuesday morning K. K. Funk's
four-horse team Mood in front of the
Field store on Main street, when Charlie
l'.uii us, ritling a wild "broncho,'' came
'dashing up the street. The i itler could
I not guide his horse away from the team,
I and there was a disastrous mix-up. The
team ran away ami in the circuit of fifty
feet of a mail dash two electric light
i mles w ere scooped up and the F unk out
1 til. was damaged to the amount of several
i dollars. The damage to the town's
property amounted to aWmt 4o. It is
understood that all damages w ill Ik' pud
and the matter settled. The breaking
of bronchos on the public street is lie
I coming a dangerous, as well as an expen
sive biisine.s. The l'xuminer lias fre
j quciitly cu'i'cd attention to this pi a-, lice.