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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1902)
I .AM: C( I'NTY HXAniNI-U: LAKIVIIIW OtmiON AI'ktL.J IW2. CLARK BACKS THIS EUREKA AND EASTERN LINE People Advised to Invest in l-nd Along th. Proposed Route A Letter to a Redding Man, From the WYicor end of the profit-toil Kureka and Knstorn Knilroad conns tie of field operations along the lino a ml the startling inforiiiatioti Unit tlx' engineers who are peftt'ting lines nre under the direction of no lees a iHWoiinge than Senator V A. Clark, tho mining king of Montana and one of the richest men hi the world, who ha recently taken to dabbling in railroads, says the Redding Free. Press. The news came in a letter to A. L. Chip man from a friend in Idaho near Weiser who advies him to invent in certain real estate to the full extent of his purse because the Kureka and Eastern will lie built and the land will become very valuable. . TIl writer !'ts that Lord Thurlow nd George II. Proctor are known in the deal there only by reputation, and that the man who Is known to be put tlntf Money into surveys whi-:h are now being made, is Senator Clark. It appear that Hill is building from the Great Northern to eonnect with the Oregon Shortline which runs out from Weber. Building this gap to afford trans-continental connection may he the principal part he is to play in the Kureka and Eastern. It is a notorious fact that Senator Clark wants to build a new railroad to the coast. Recently he talked of an electric line from Ogden to Sacramento. This is hardly practical and it may t only a blind to cloak a real purpose of backing the Eureka and Eastern. It is pleasent to hope so. JOHNNIE WITHERS DII-S SUDDENLY. Well known Paisley Man a Victim of the Dreaded SniaUp ix. New (bodied over the telephone wire ftcinl'iiUUy lust Ihurrdiiy that John Wither?, one ot the oldest resident of I .like county, bad died early that morn ing, very suddenly. Mr. Wither wa brought from hi Summer Lake nuii'li to Paisley a few diiya In-fore so as to be near hi ph) sit-in n . The nature of lit ailment hallled (lie uttending pbyii-inti, it nd it wit only discovered, alter many tiirmls had called to see the patient, that the disease from which he suffered was smallpox in it worst form. No mark that would indicate that ilicuse made their apt, earaice, though it is said the pustules bloke out inwardly vh ich made the disease more virulent. It is feared that many w ho were exposed to the disease in calling on the sick man may contract it. "Johnnie" Withers, a be was familiar ly known, was one of Lake county's Loot citizens, and was prospering in tho stock butinesa. He was well known throughout the county as an upw right 1 hian and he had many friend. His friends in Lakeview were shocked when they learned of hi death from inallox. Deceased leaves a wife, and two sons, Chester and Way man, w ho are in busi ness at Paisley. Fred Moore' Theatrical Company. Fred Moore arrived here last Friday on his return from San Francisco with four diainatic performer who have joined his company. They are: Miss Birdie Diamond and Messrs. Maurice Hyde, Koy Stoddard and Senor Carlos Ricardo. They were met at Ager by II. F. Galarneau. Maurice Ethier, brother of Mrs. Fred Moore, arrived Monday to join the company in the capacity of advance agent. Ricardo is a Filipino and is a musician of rare skill. The other additions to the company are dramatic artists of a high order. Alto- Our Stock FT. BIDWELL NOTES. R. F. McConnaughv is seriously ill B. Tyeryer went to Cedarville Mon-, gather Mr. and Mrs. Moore have a strong and -day and returned Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Dodson has recovered from- her recent illness. C. L. Peterson made a trip to Lake City Wednesday, after a load of potatoes. Spuds are luxuries. Mrs. McManus has been quite sick with blood-poisoning, but is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bucher of Lake City came up Thursday on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Deck Smith. Alonzo Frakes and family of Warner are vifciting the family of J. M. Sanders, this week. Randolph Tyeryer met with a serious accident last Tuesday. While trying r,j jdielodge a cartridge that bad become "fastened in a rifle, the shell exploded burning bis face badlv. It is feared he will lose the sight of bis left eye. March 28, 1902. Reporter. Fred Moore Company Coming. All our townspeople, and many from outside places in Lake county, will re member Fred Moore and his accom plifthed wife Pearl Ethier Moore, who were here for one week last summer with the Rudewin Theatrical company. Mr. and Mrs. Moore played leading parts with Rudewin, and were very much admired in Lakeview, They have often wished to revisit Lakeview and now have the opportunity to do so, bringing with them their own talented company of players. The Moore Company is said to lie the best that ever went into -the interior on the Pacific coast, and our people will have an opportunity to see them for an entire week, beginning Thursday evening, April 10th. Full particulars, and the repertoire w ill be announced next week. Of Spring and Summer Goods is on the road and will soon arrive. We will have the latest in Wash Dress Goods and a full line of Trimmings and Ladies Furnishing Goods. BAILEY & MASSING LL J W Krtilrr 4'haa MarrlMa company, which also includes Mr, Mrs. Galarneau of this place, and their many friends here wish them the good luck and success which their efforts de serve. They have surrounded then- selves with people who are ladies and gentlemen as well as skilled artists, and t&ill uniluaunp In u i n rouliMi-t unit ttulrrk. I nage by genuine merit. Their initial entertainments will be iiiven here and the people of Klamath Falls and vi cinity should give them a big send-off in the shape of a packed house on every night ol their engagement. Klamath Republican. New Reefer & Morrison BLACKSMITHS AMD HORSESHOIRS IH everything he HlM-kmllhlnB l.loe and allrr lin siaamnlred Pino- CreeK, Oregon. Several of the Indians held at I)ead uia i under quarantine made their escape Tuesday morning. Ralph Day was sent in pursuit, but they may be able to scatter the germs of the disease through out Warner Valley before they are taken. It is believed they went to Warner. This is a fine piece of business! It is damnable, and somebody is responsible! Jack Jlulkey Goes to Arizona. Luke Mulkey of Davis Creek informs the Alturas Plaindealer that his son A. J. Mulkey, now in Napa County for his health, has grown suddenly worse, and bis physicians have advised hi in to go to Arizona without delay. A young man from Davis Creek has gone to accom pany him and assist in his care. Jack Mulkey's many friends in Iake county will regret to learn of his alarm ing physical condition, and all hope that he will be restored to health in Ar izona's dry climate. Prize Winners. The grand prize draw ing at Ahlstrorn Bros.' took place on April 1st. Follow ing are the lucky numbers and the prizes drawn : 1st prize, stand lamp No. 832 2nd prize, Vici Kid slippers No. 177 3rd prize, Gents' hat No. 205 4th prize, Novelty clock No. Hi) 5th prize, Hand 1 ainted Medallion No. 238 fit h prize, Novel, "rky Pilot"... . No. 331 7th prize, Damascus pocket knife.. ' No 194 8th prize, Reversible 4-in hand tie Nu.fi.W Look up your tickets and see if you haven't won one of these prizes. Aiii.stkom Buoh. The Monogram. New Vegetable Store... L. B. WHORTON, Prop. OPPOSITE BAILEY A M A5SIN0II.LS All kinds of Herries, Vegetables & Fruit carried in season. Leave orders and what you want for the day will be delivered at your door.fresh and sweet. wmmmmmmmmmmBaaaBmammmam MEN'5 HEAVY WINTER s-m w w LADIES' EXTRA FINE I I M ? L CHILDREN'S SCHOOL Mil SHEEPHERDER'S NAILED 4? rhen vou see a amlle on a man's face like this fellow, just guess that he has a pair of Graves 5 hoes. 'T'hcse 5 hoes ' are all cele brated make.; are the best to be found on the market, and are moderate price. THE RED SHOE STORE -r-'ss s f i f t f ' 'f 'v New scenery at the ojeru houHe. Sampson Suits at $6.00 AT THE MONOGRAM Goats, Vests and Pants that turns Water BLANKETS and COHFORTERS Of all Kinds and Prices MONOGRAM, AHL?T'S- .'.'s'. s. '.'ct '. ' s.y. AM