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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1901)
'. 1 ' ' i I ' I ,;;:, i ( . A 1 A. try v 1 & .4 V . W.- m aw, tO N M J t PORTLAND j, ALARriED. " The Fear that They Hay Nerer Secure Southern Oregon Trade Alarms Portland Men. . - ' R I M'w ! lr M. ... The branch railr.md already VnT to bo estended into Southern from point in suuiynn m'y. with the narrow gattwe rm.l from l Nevada, towards Ijikeview, in ch' . the I'ortlmid ntrrclianta and otli--.i Northern ami Central Oieifon to thev aie limr a vnat amount rr neJ now rccnr'd lv Pun Francisc this ia a iia"".-il consequence, from In tact that hiifli mountains must le crosa , ed to renelt li e west coest of Ore. , with round a'.Miit routes to lrl:ml while a di str.n'clit ronta lead Sn Eraiii'i-i'-' from Katern Ori 'n. Kactern Wnl ,vottm, 1iIh1i nnil Mti tana. Pnni. he times ot tiie mini' excitement i'i Idaho and Montana 40 yearn 8ii'. ' I route to Walla Walla of the Cii-:--i" wa found to lt il. shortest and i-st way fur p:-eilv huh eay traveling , and with raitroad emu niuiui ati'.n on stne line, would be ejn V . ly preferahie to the round alktut wav I Portland to the territory eart of tin mountain range;) along the center m Oregon and Wasdiiinrfon. The tirnf not far di-tunt when all the trade I Southern Oieg Eaiern Oaegnn am Eastern Washington, Idaho and .Mm tana will tind its way toward the cw" through this county and vicinity to Francisco, wiih powihdity of a not lie railroad line .to the coast at Eureki. across Hkivou . count v for connection with the California Northwesters ru Donahue railroad, now building north ward to Eurt-ka. DIAMONDS IN BACKYARDS. Ar Cbh la Tta Onatrr aat Oat Waa Tkaa Faww4 - la xUk ' Geologists- have just about made op their mind a. that diamonds will sever be found in thia country in any con tiderable quantities. Every now and then a gem of thia kind turns up in aa accidental tort of way in one place or another, and suggestions of diamond fie Ma offer themselves to imaginative people. Why, it ii urged, should not the United State, so rich in almost everything els, possess this kind of mineral wealth, hidden away in some Vnsurpected locality? , . Such a thing- is possible, but unlike ly, say the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post. Geologically, nearly the whole of this country has been pretty well explored, and there does not acem to be any prospect that it will ever rival South Africa as a producer of diamonds. A few dollars' worth of these gems per annum appeara to be about all me can reasonably expect as an output The only diamond of considerable zize mai we "produced last year weighed four and a half carats. -and was found about 30 miles south of Birmingham, Ala., under rather odd circumstances. It turned up In a back yard garden, where some earth had been put to fill up a few holes. Pre sumably the gem was contained orig inally in this earth, a portion of which was placed close; to the house, where water dripped upon it from the over banging roof. By and by a little girl came out of the house into the garden. It had been raining hard, and she noticed, near the steps, a particularly brjght peb ble, which had been washed clean by the rain. Securing it. she took it to her mother, and later it was identified as a real diamond of remarkably pure water. Experts mated that it would vield a cut tone of one carat and a half, or possibly more. There is a popular notion to the effect that rotiffh diamonds' are not bright, but this is a mistake. Even in that condition thev are very bright, with a oeculiar "nilninnntln luster" Vi it i k called, which no other aub - ftAiftknce posxefe. However, the crude .e diamond crystal is not transparent; cv. one cannot ee through it. S . :SV TV,.. .liil,iBB fli-J rrw.r.,1 V, . ertjjif ii Kyndieate), which is the larg- t ftfel.vciit that, when placed on the AWAV nir uuticatert apex of Its pyramid. Vv s ii?kf4eP;lx perfectly balanced, though k . . ' .V." . f I . 1 a 1 . t uorii.' one inch and five-eighth in ..a - WnUli. one inch and three-eiirhths in eadth, and one inch in depth. It was ut from the larger part of an irreg- & ular crystal of unusual size which was found. --iJ3. at Jaegersfontein, in J Soot t W?fr A bluck fint near the Mil 4 it the stone was the re:fc- tting It In two. SOMETHING IN HIS SHOE. It Frv4 Hera ta ( Fraeara 'Well; W, er I an be la TVavar, with t,he ineat collection of litarda that you ever saw, perhapa tbe finest, in some repet, that ia to be found in thia Mintry,'t said Prof. H, IV Wool-ey-lorrett Slane, professor of tool ogy in tbe University of Toronto. He has been collecting liaarda (a the des erts of New Mexico and Arisona for the last two months. His wife has been wi.h him most of the time, relates the Denver Krpu'oSican. "Yes," continurd the professor, "1 am very much pleated with the results of my trip, for that is the grandest country ia the world for lizards. Lia arda are my specialty, you know, and there cat not be arjr other study hall to enthralling. 1 have often wor Jf reel, since I have been there, w hy you do not admit these splendid territories to statehood. Tlaces containing such liiarda should be admitted at onee. I have had a great time collecting them, and have had some rather curious ex periences." "Like that time you dropped the horned toad in your shoe and then tried to put the shoe on," suggested his wife. "I had hardly intended to tell that. my dear," he aid, gravely. "Oh, I know all that," "laughed Mrs Woolsey-Dorrett. "hut that was the very funniest thing that happened on th whole trp. I will tell it myself When we were in the middle of thr ceserl. oh. I clon t know wnere, we camped in a tent. I staved ir. the tent a good deal, while the professor and hi guiue were out looking for specimen And that first night the prf-ksui came in very tired, and put all his apeci- mta that be had collected in the l la- jars at he took along for thrm. in a great harry. Hut when be bad un d rested he found that he had left out a horned toad. "'Oh. dear, where shall I put thlsT he grumbled. Then he said he would put it in bis. shoe, and for me to remiri him of it in the morning. I was hal asleep at the time and never thought of it again. Tbe professor is very absent-minded. This horned toad wae of a queer kind. "SauroAis flaggel forma wheeleria, murmured the professor. "Well." eon tinned, the pretty wife, "it was of a kind that has very sharp horns on its back. And in the morning I was awakened by the most terrible shout ing. and opened my eyes to behold the professor dancing around the room. with one shoe half on, holding to that foot and) for all he was worth, and yell ing. Of course. I knew in a minute what was the matter, and called to him that he had put his foot in on the horned toad. Then I finally stopped him and got him to take his foot out of the shoe. Bnt the poor horned toad was "dead." ' "And it took me two weeks to get an other,' said the professor. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Ia a commeroiaJ eenae Porto Rioo ia almost entirely without forest. Animal collectors working in South Africa for European and American zoological concerna command high salaries. Thia ia the first time in the history of Kansaa that the oldest timers can recall that a bushel of potatoea was worth more than a buahel of peachaa or applea. Five former governors of New York Clinton, Tompkins, Van Bu ren, Morton and Uooaevelt have held the oflflca of rice preaident of the United States, four of them after their gubernatorial terma, and one of them. Morton, juat before hia elec tion in the state. An immense potato crop has been raised .thia. aeaaon by irrigation in the Yakima Indian reservation in the atate of Washington. ' The quantity for export ia 2,000 carloads, and one farmer will clear 110,000. It is esti mated that the crop will be 40,000 tons, worth 11,000,000. The largeat ateel building ever projected ia the power house at Rault Ste. Marie. It will be 1,400 feet long and 100 feet high and 6,000 tons of ateel will go into it. A 50,000 horse-power canal ia being dug to feed it. Part of the equipment will be 80 turbines of 800 horse-power each. A aocial club in Pennsylvania, named I)eutach - AraerikanUcher Volksfest Verein, applied for a char ts r of incorporation, but waa refused on the ground that the name waa in a foreign language. On appeal to the supreme court, however, the charter waa granted, the court hold ing that there ia no requirement un der the statute that the title of the corporation shall be English. The young empress of ltussia. It in aaid, care little or nothing about jewels, or, indeed, about any kind of finery, and in thia respect presents a striking contrast to her mother-in-law, the still young-looking and even pretty Marie Feodorovna. whose jewel cattket in the daya when she was empress waa the most famous in, the world from a gem point of view, hardly second even in the matter of pearls to the collection of the em press of Austria. 'w' til . aaihlatt Mke a Caver. - Two old hunter were ewepplnff yarns and had got to quell. "Why," said one, "I remember a year-when quail were eo thick that yon could yet eight or tea at a ahot with a rifle." The other one sighed. "What's the matter?" salj the first. "1 was tbiaklng of my quail hunts. 1 had a fine black horse that I rode everywhere, and one day out huetlng quail I saw a big eovey on a low j branch of a tree. I threw the bridle I rein over the end of the limb and took a ahot. "Several birda fell and the rest flew away. Well, air, there were an rnany quail on that limb that when they flew off It sprang back into place and hung my horse!" l,oa Angelea Times. Aad HaTaal Maraa Oa. ' Prowrne Who ia that clumsy wom an dancing over there? Greene I don't know; but certain ly hera ia not a horsaleas carriage, ta ,t? Judge. COL'UHS AM) COl.US IN CMlLDHIIN Recommendation of a Well Known Chicago Khsklan. I use and pr.-scril t IihiiiIx iIhiu Cuiifcli rtcttiedy for iilmoM nil i'h-' itwitr, "1itrited t'rfvh, Willi diri-vt irft.ita I piercer, it lit children of all awes. A in glad to riM'ommeml it to nil m need and k 1 1 i! relief Ir. in colla an1 coiudio ii . I bronchial atllx'timi. It I- Ih. liar "ni i-and afe tn the bands of the most un priicioi'H I . A nnier"l pan .ecu i'r nil mankind. Mrs. M kv K. Mn ikm.v. M l.. I'h. I.. Chu-r-go. Ill fhi remedy is ior mle by lee Beall, drutikti-t. The Hlaht Mathoa. A man cannot make a woman love him by giving her chocolates and flow, ere and ice cream half so quickly as he can by closing the window behind her, without taying a word when he sees that she Is sitting In draught. P. 55. This should not lead men to be stingy with chocolate and flowers and ice cream. Sunierville Journal. Vfamaa-Llka. Tese When the first fireman same up the ladder to carry her down to safety he wouldn't go. Jes Panic-stricken, eh? "Not at nil. She waited for the sec ond one, who waa coming up another ladder, because he wss handsomer than the first." Philadelphia Press. Say he Waa Tortured. "I Kiitieicd emli pain Irom corns I could hardly walk," write II. Koliin on, liillalxiruuiih, IIU., "lull lUlcklen' Arnica Salve completely cured them." Acta like fiiBic on sprains, htuie, uta, sores, m-sIiIm, buroH, ImhIh, ulceis. Perfect healer ol ekiu dim-a-ea and piles, t'ure ifiiaiaiiteeii ly l.ce IchII. 1'rice niafarbea Draaaa. Reginald Darling, I could float out here forever and ever and Voice from Shore Ray, young fel low, don't forget that boat ia a dol lar an hour and you owe for two hours now. Keginajd (to hia companion) Here, for the love of goodness, take thia oar ami help me pull ashore. Chi cago Daily News. Food Changed to Poison. Putreh inif food in the inteHliiies pro diicen effects like lliom of arFenie, hut Dr. King's New l.iver Pills cxcl I lie imuhoiih from clogged bowel, gently, eaeily but eurely, curiiiif ('oniiiatioil. liiloiienee. Hick lleudache, Kevera. all Liver. KidiiHV and llowel troubles. Onlv at h e Beall's. He My mind to me a kingdom ia. . She Well. It isn't one of the great powers, I'm pretty sure. Detroit Free Press. TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Ijixsllve Rronio Ijululnc Tablets All druggist refund the niom y If II falls lo euro. (C. W. firove's signature la on each hoi. 411)' Experienced lumber men say that in the process of sessoning wood should be occasionally repiled and decayed or infected pieces removed, lest they in fect the other- P"'' era. Offer unexcelled fncilitiea for leani ng the Celebrated Pern in Shorthand by nail. Thia method employ neither hading, jioMtioii nor arbitrary conlrac tlons; it) the aimplcHt, niot legible, and rapid hortliiimi in life, and the only method that cnu be n:ceHHftillv learned by mail. Send for fiee trial Iimoii iiimI catalogue. Commercial Iluildiii, Wash ington, corner teeoiiI. 12-tf Stops the Cough and works oif the Cold. l-axatlvc Hromo-Uiilnlne 1'ableia cure a cold in one Hay. No euro no pay. Price. 'ii coin. 441 y Hereford Stock W a rm wairf , ',t.f - ' - '. .... :iLxliL' i tan acres -W sere mrsilnw, sll I'mxI tanning Unit, situated on I tie Plain roat. ail (lining Ijikevlew limit; hniiae, barn ami corral A valnal'lc plvrr nt JTolxytT rllhrr nr agricult ural, garden or InilMIng turxirt. fnr further particular en.julra l Tht Ksanilner office. iv acra -Meadow ami pasture land In lima tt Valley, all teneed with tour barlied wlrvi living aprlng. Enquire at thia office' Knrty sen s, tardea apot, 1 utile umlli nf lake tlm on main road, flvn head ol raulf, horae and lnggy,giMnl rvaldence. room, IK) organ, all hutiM-knld rffscl. Uujrvr can i i lu ami taka lull MWH'ulun prepared lor fanning im hundred and fifty titiahel grain grown fWt year It waarulllvalrd. Will (run alfalfa, one u( the Ih'M ainall garden nU III I ake county, Kiitiilre nl Agency ljiki-vl. w. A aawntl'l, caMM'lly s.UW levl f lav, now running. In good order; naif Inirreit In iiinkI planer ; three yoke of rat tie. truck .rlialti etc. ; alao liuarrra land I'ouiainlng excellent ilmtwr. xituaird i nilli fiom jiklew. Write to lake view Kuftl K't'ti .'.k'ni'T. Ikavlew, Oregou. Fight .r( .a id feurtwl. g't uoiiae Ult tru, W ff c'rtred; S acre been plowed; will r..w attali u j .r.leu. W rlt t(! Ijiket lew Heal K'ai Agency l-'4j acre alfalfa, hay and grain land, a mile octh f tvdarvllle, In Murprlut Valley. In Iwailhl place produced l'U loni ul hay a, (I nou tiuahel of grain. Can grow !) ton ol hay any year Now ha a Hand of Wi arr of alfalfa Three rrnp alfalfa without Irrlgaifoa will I rut i h in year. He gil rewldamv plai'ea on the railed. The place ran be cut up inio I um mall rain he very (lively. All nieadon and natural prlng all not (he land. I'arilea Luring ran alao lix lude In lb purehau giMHl breed .heep and I.V head rallle If lin y d .Ire. 1.'IU IiihiI hoiur la l alrri III one enrm r of I h la ranch. No trrigatloti neceaaary for fruit, alfalfa or grain raUlug. Cmnplete outnt of giHHl hf i, wagoua and machinery for farming pnrpuaoa go with the ranch. Thia l the lineal dairy ranch Id Hurprlae Valley. A splendid .tate for a colony of ven or eight fanilllea. Ow iter 4rlrva to ell In rauae he haa uo tuucb laud aud ih many other Inti real in look afiar. fur further part'riilar write to or enquire uf takevlew Agency, J. K. MHiarrey Manager I llMbtM ( I LI I MK IAI. ratios . t'nlted Mlalea lanj llltln, Ijikevlew. Oregon. N.. tv. I'i. Vitlce la hereby given dial T. t. Parlln haa filed notlee of Intention In make filial pioot before (. H. WarUwell, U' Hi om .at hloftle In Mlu'i lake, I'regou, on Saturday (he llili ir ti Jan., 11, on limber culture application ito KM, 'or 'he k'-, of di, of K-c , In T. SO . n. U K. He uatm a aa wllneaaea: ('.('. Ilarna, John l ariln. I.dla Hmlia. Ktauk llarrla, all of Mine nirr l(, uregou. declH K. M. HHATTAIN. Heglater. r fMto. ITolled atate lnd Oltliw, lkeVlew, Orrgoo. Nov, IV IWil. Noll.e la hereby given lhal (ne following named aeitii-r ha Died noilee id hia luteiuloa to make Anal nra.il In uciiri of j hi. rlaliii, aud lhal .all wool will be mada ! n..w ih i,wi ui nrn-orr ai laaeview, Oregon, on leeeaiber 23. IWH, vli: Jame A. Hlahop.nnenf (he heir of and for all of Hie helia ol di-aeaaed Ann Illahou. II. IW7a. for HU aW lila J and SWee. SV.and N, ktl, M-e. h. 1. W H. H.WK. He names the fultowaug witocaa,' to pm u bi continuous n sldenie ui-oii and eul llvallon of aaht land, via: !. M. Johnano, lli-nry lvhaiaii,l.W'. Noble and Morris lug field, all nf lakevtrw, (iregou, nov 21 K. M. KaTTIK. Heglsier. iixti, phimip. Land Office at lakeview, on-gon. Movent, ber 1 IWil Hnl'ce Is hereby given thai the lullowlug. named aeiiler baa filed nolle ef hi luiee'loii lo make final proof In aupimri ol hi. claim, and thai said proof will be lusils be fore llm Keglster ami Hn.lvir at lakevlew. Oregon, on leeemlM-r , lad, vl: Ira W. Iiiali op, H. K. l(M:t, for Ihe NW'4 ee. &. T, 40 H. H. jii K. He name I lie following wltueiwe to prove bl eontluiioiis residence umui ami eulilvatlon of said land. vi : (.'. W . Johnson. Henry Jele man, (. VV. Noble and Morris Wlngfleld, all of lakevlew, Oregon. iio21M K. M. BmattaIH, Kfgls'er TIMHKtt I.AM !HITIy, Unitml Hiale Und Offira. Ikevlew, Oregun. clnbvr 4. 1 wail . Notice I hereby given ibal In compliance with (he protlslou ul Ihe art of ('ongn a of June H, la. a entliled "An ai t for the sale nf tlmla-r landa In (ha Htate ol California. Ore. gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,1 a extended tn all ihe Public l-and Htates by aci of August 4, law. Jame II. Turiwn.nf Ukevlew. wouniy uf Ijike, stale of Oregon, haa Ibis day filed III Ibfanmca hia swi.ru statemeni No. M. tor Ihe pun hasv uf the , NK1. Kec. sf, and H ' KWi of Hecdoli Nn.Mln Towushlp No. SUM, Kan go No. 21 K W M. and will iff.r prod lo show that (ha land son hi la more valuable for lis timber or alone than for agricultural pur poses, aud In establish hi tli I in lo said laud before the Register and Keeelverof thlaoftUw at l-akevlow.Krciron, un Friday, Ihe 14th day ol I'enemher, Iwsil. lie names s wlluee. lo-ori' -Jammerthal, J. K. Mciiarrey, hraiik Hougi'rs ol Ukevlew, Oregon, and pavld If. leland of I'lush. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely sbnve-deacrlbed lauds are rr iuesied to file their claim 111 tin office on or lielure said 141b day uf Dcccmlicr. l.sn. K. M. IHTTIN, !' Iteglter. . y unnni WOODWII OF TH WOULD .Ti.Vls.T Meets on the Sd and 4(li W eill lay of encli mouth In Masonic Hall, al H p. m. r.. r. i iik.nkt. i oiibiii couimaiidur. r.i.iKin v ixia;ocg, i;jerk. .Knights m ' i 4 fi i n i? . iifiii.i, every 'luesday evciillur, Odd Killnw f) iinu, uiriirv, ure. visiiing Kiilgbt tordlKlly Invited. Jr III hton, Chancellor Commander, ft owj. ii. a ran, k. ol It. and o. ft Kl Drews Valley, Oregon. F. O. Bunting, Owner largest herd of registered , Herefords in Oregon, : , . l IT Dnlctararf Voirll Il IOU, I2nnd i5Qesch LAIDOR ttl head of herd loniSSIONAU 4HITM A MTKItfcK, M. '. . JfeyBlelaaa aaa Margrsaa l.akevlew. Ur. orril-R- MI'l I'nig ators. tall snawaraj eomHIjrday at slgkb , M. II. ta4ITH all thy.lel.a awd raargeea Ijikevlew. Or, orrit K - Uk.kw Drug Co HOT iK . r. iikmom'kmt IkealUt Ijikevlew, Orrgss orriCK Italy Building. i7"r ' Attarnei al I .aw ukevlew. Orrajea (ifUlT-l'.ly Hull.ling. '. II Iltl-MINPI K Allerae) Ijikevlew, Or. Olfll-K lly lluiblli.g. W J MUOHK A ttupnej .al-ljkw . Ikrvlew . Ur orr K K- IwJy Itulhllng l.ll. VKXATIIH Alternej -al.l.aw IjimiI Maltera Hpeelal( Orrit'K t'ogswell Hull. ling, c coi.aw ri i. aotrrrasn. tkM.Mll HI. I. A. HV.i l. AIIBrMeya-al-fijiw Ukrilm , Or. Ol PICK Rank of Ukevb-w tallfr ! lilt tlai lamoc Rsrru '"" Hii"w t..rk in jailICi DailJ th ear tor ewe.; r. verse for weihrr. Horn ewe Njuare Crop aud fill In rtgbl ear. Tar Itrand III. Hange, ( ran . t-ke. 1'iwtoftlre addrt-sa, lakev lew, (Ut gon, Zac whitworth el7nH.(:;;r,.;;.;,;.r; right lor awe; reverse lor wethers. Tar Mrau W . Kauge, M.h ( reek. Postolttre addrvsa. Ijikevlew , Oregon. To take effect Sunday, May 6, 1101 . No. S p. m '( p. in & 7 p. in. t ti p. m. 4 il p. m. i or p.m :4o i p.m. si p. in. 1 w p. ni. 2 -TI p. m. in p. m. 2 HI p. 111. I p. III. 12 I -.J p ai. II 4'. I a ai. II "n a. m. I" '.7 a. in. In -ai a. in. v XI a. m. V w a. in 'mi a. to .Vli pm . 4ft pir (1..HI pm 7 .11 inn lu.t'iani.l.v. riiimii Ai .4.ISI liniiaS ata II 2nani I.e.. Vlnion Ar par e'l.ui IJ r a in I.v ))' mi. Ar UAAaml l.v.l lalrvllleAr : si.n i.'i.ini l.4opm 7 uu am. C'tKNICCTION W ITII HTA(iK AT: iTarmo.-for lakevli w, Paisley and I'lush, Ore., ami ri. riinweu. isise i iiy, leiiarvilie, A.llll, Allura aud llleber, Calif. Hot .luring, for Htandlsh and Husamllle, allf. loy e - for Mllford, Jane.vllle and Hunting Vllle, ( Bllf. Vlnmn hir liyalton, Hownlevlllii and Camp lell' Hot Hprlngs, allf Mick w llh.- for oelieaee, Taylor vllle and Oreeii vlllu.l allf. ( lalrvllle, -Mnhawk and Qulney. Calif. Heuo,-connecting n til Ho. Isc. Co. tor alv l-.lnls Kast .b W est : V. A T. M. K., for all poluia Houlb. BO YEAR3' BXPERIENCE Tradc M.- Dcoif.r; COfavntOHTI Anvojeaonrtlng askateh and desfi'i i qnh'Sly aseerluui our oiilnloo fraevtln. - . . uivantlon Mi probably piaeniahla. Con i linns strlotly eonnileutlaf. llainlniwik on I'mi-nii, eul froa. oiliest airuiu-y for sei'iiiinir ihiIi-uia. 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