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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1902)
7i to mm mmttt VOL. XXIII. LAKKVIKW, LAKH COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DKC. 25, 1902. no. ri. IRRIGATION IN OREGON. The Government Will Commence Work Next 5prlnjt Under the (lencral Irrigation Ijiw. The ( i f n I 1 1 1 1 1 Im Id - ) i i i i m 'i k work lii Oregon next Spring uii'li-r i In general Irrigation Imw. This de termination has Im i-ii reached after tin deparmcut had u me over tlx liiiicii'illiiM of recent Irrlgnt Inn con t i'ii 1 1 n In I ' il l li tn I . iiikI been run lin ed i if tin I'firiii'xt icmiv of I In H'uili' fir I inMTIIIiicllt iild In I In- re rlii ma I ii in i if lli' scmlmid pnrtloiiH . .f LaMi i ii (iiiuii. 'I'lii- i liaraili-r f tin- work llllil the Ii ii nil I Ii-m where It will In- iiiuli'itiiki'ii will lint Im' ili'- lilnl liinii until I In- riiiiiinil tin ili'M lunnli'il by tin- ri in int h mi i-t' il m ill till' HC Willi feasible j i- ) t m In t In- -lull', it lii I denlmm ti'M i In im' fi ir w 1 1 1 1 1 1 l li'Ti In tin- urealcst l -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 friiiii i In- people. Tin' 1 1 ri 'fi ri' i ii i nf tin' Illlljillit.V Is III III' VspCCi'i III till" H'lil'k IM fiir IIH I II ! Mil ill'. 'I'IiIm I'tvwii I plan, iih ri iiiy lily i ill t lilii'il. Ik f"f tin- I ii'iili lulrnl Survey In -i'iiiI Intu I'iikIi iii iiii iiii survey In en rt li'M, n hlili will iliui'iiimlily c .iiuiiii' (!.. iiiiihI iiniliir i-ili-, nii'l I It ) I ' 1 luiiul' I line nt lli-l , will) ,iivtii fi irniiilat iim pin iim for t he i i uihI r i. i :. .ii nf xiiii'imt' 1'i'f.iTt uii , . 1 1 1 I in i . .1111111 n v inn i n ii'i 1 f.VMtciiiH, iiihI In I i i Up cm I 1 1 n ii t I'M i if I In' ci ih! i if -m il n!'U, iih m I'll mm Hlmwlug I III' .iimiiiiit i.f IiiihI nil Ii will tii lnlui. Am lull'.; .1-1 till' ll'i llll' I if Hie State Jil'p (Iihiiiimi'iI toallnw tlii'l'ilnl Kllltc I I ll'Vt lli'l H'llt I ' till U t II V III proceed I iiihIit its ciiiitriirt willi tin- state, 1 ii'nvlii-) tin' Mtutp'M i lit't ii 111 Ih ui-! irnvpi. Hip iiivpriiini'iit has im ili-. -In- In ii iiili'rt itk' it iiM'litinn I Ii in pro- i jni , ....mitt vutie.v, which w unlit I'l.iti'rliill.v InU'tfiTP with the irijuHi"l ilrv pi. iniii'ii t iiii'li'i" tin' any '. TIip i' iM'I'liliU'lil Iiiim IiiiiI'i' detaili'd liifurm.'i t mil regarding Hip IVschulen lllll'V li.illl IIII.V ntllPf Hl'ftlllll llf Ililnt.-II. Oregon, but ilitln hiii'Ii iim arc M i l!. .1 w ill begat Iipi'piI pIspw here I i y I hi- I .' lii'li I parties l't Spring; and ! limit. Tin' i im I li't iil'l m.i vm ii Im nun Ii I 1 -tu-u ' I i m'p I Iip county i n I r I uf I l.'itii"v I. "Hut t.iki- up tin' mat lir if fur, i.i. .'ix data nii'l ini'i ii iiihI ! hi i-egardiin; re.-tervolr sites which Im in lip Hl llt t'M'oUgll I III' Ol'1'Uilll llTign liilll lin ni;l I Ii III In till' il'iiT le- I hi 1 1 1 ' nl Washington. The prompt :n-H nf employing a coinpc I pi t pii i 'Hi'i' in I Iip person nf .1. I'.. .Iii)iiimii!i in i iii i kf it hiii vcy ntnl ruin .i'p m! i t'-iitpil of I he a. K liability i f Slh'il'H V.llll'.V, sIlOW I III' ll'PMPIIl Imii nl a Ii vp I ii I Iip Interests mi'l iIp- cl.lpliu it nf lltll'IIPV 1 1 1 1 1 -. 'I'Iip ( iimiiI.v ( 'unit nf I .a ki- pi unit v 1 1 1 1 1 J fnlliiw Hum example iiihI nut allow .'i ny ut her ri unity i f lip'iin In secure any Irrigation iiIipihI uf iih. Lake county has iih many and uh good hII-m fur reservoirs iih any i unity ia I lu state. A Fine Edition The ."x 'lent ille American Ii.'Im ImhiipiI ihkIci-tl.tlc of December V it Kip(inl niinilipr iIpvuIpiI tn I Iip Htilijivt of "'l'rjtiiHiii'tAtlou mi Iwiinl ami Sea." of Mtni'ly IntJTPHt In t h l-i niinilipr art pvcriil itt'tUii'H tin t!ip ji'i'iiwinn I'nilMl SI.iIph niaiiiip. It will be n inciiilici'i'i Unit nil r MliiiiiH', whirl, wit irpfi'i',ilily 1 1 M . 1 1 ii n t.fcxlhtt'lice iliiriiii;' I In-( i II a r. Ii.i- uiily llil.s yenf 1'p.niipil Hip i.iiaai;p It ivprp-r-rnl".l In lMil. In iipaliiii: with I Iip ipvi val uf mil' hIiIi'!iic imluslry, Hip ScIpiiI Itlc A iiiptiemi illusi i'.iIph mime MIIIIP (if I III' Ih'hI (,IPM uf nil- III -pa II ntnl l.il.p vphM'Irt, n iny ili'tnlN with which every paliiutlr Aniciiciiii liiiulil iintkc hlini-i'lf ,iciiiiiiiit(i. 'rite "ii'aiiMpuiiiitlun" niiiuhcr alsu cunlaln.-) miuiip IiiIpipmI lnu' artlclcH I ipii tin -dn the Hiiliji i t uf 1 uiiil lien fur liasMcnupr ( hhcIh ami yachlH. Ilinlcr (In liPiullnu' ufrallruail Iran Hi(iiiiithtii in an an mint nf a lide to rhii'itiio and lnu k fu Hip lurniiiotlvc tali nf thi T wen I hi h (Vnlnr.v lilinit pil, whliii will lie I. hi m I uf t-Hjictial latPiVHt to tin lay ivailiT, w hllo the mat Iit of ft inure technical tiaturu Ih iri'H4'ntei under Hie lieadhiK" "Noten on the HlMtory of Atnerlcaii l,i'uinu tlvcH. I he l'.luck SlRlinl SyHtetn," ami ( utiiircHHPi Air lM-utniitlveH." I f Importnucc under electric trac tlun Ih the iIcm rlt loll of a new Id.iMHI Mill liMiiiilutlve which will Im liMei) III lllC licrllll ZoHHell ti'HlH. Vanderpool-Venator Al Hip hunie uf Mrn. .1. cnalul'. hI iiiIIcm Hiiiith uf lwikevlew, WllM M'r ful'iiii'tl the niariiatfp ceii'iiioiiy unit Inu Mi'-. 'cnatiii'M only dnuuhter. IMna IIiimc, to I. i. 'miili i'iiin uf l'liiiplllp. The cei'eiiioiiy wiih per fnrillPil III the ifPHpnce nf a I a rife ih- Mi'iiililayi' at Mull I n uu Sunday. I'iti'IiiI.i r li-t. Iti-v. Sm I In- did ll In IiIm in. i t ipiiMiuur iiimiui'i'. Ml mm N . iialnr wiih iIi'phhpiI In w IiIIp mid luiikcil er.v npty. Utile lipinlcp MiiMMlnnlll a ied iih liny In-nrcr. After I Iip ceri'iui my a hiiiiiiI i t him dinner w an m rv l-i. and wiih iai taki-ii uf hi'iitiily. The Huli'iniiity uf the urea I Inn WaMiilily lil uki'll afli'l Hie cere inuii.v w iih pcrfi iriiied when I iU Wil ri. kI ii ii ik li.unl-i with lie' liiidi- mid i pi in iki-d I he nn uiiii. M r. a ni l I'm. aiii''i'iinil lll innki' I lu ll' fill HIP hump III I'l iuPV ille W lli'l'i- llipy w ill in a mIhh'I IIiiip. TIip I a in I tier wImIipm I Iipiii a liaj.p.x and pn i-piTi in- life. I 'ulli iw iinr Ih a lift uf pri'Mi'iit h: I Ii. V.'imii.i miIut li.ll. t Hit mi l l,rnl. ; Mr. Hint M r 1 1 I N ill hi . -ilv r knl t m ti-1 l..rk . Ni Mmmll, -ilur hhiiki hh.ii mi-l Imtt.-r knifv; Mr- I II. Vi riinii, iil mkf iluli; Mr. nut Mr. Klii.li.rollvir ink.' 1 1 -1 1 : Mr J. V. iinlnr. Milu r knlvi'i ami I. irk.; Mr. u l Mm. W. I.M.M.r.' Mh.-r liull. r iliuli; Mr. an. I Mn. I:.. i. 'i Mi K..., Iki.Ii' ii,. ili 1 1 1 it-ii ' : Mi i'iik l.i.rn. Iiirt.'ln, I.. K. Il. ii'li r'iii.ilM'!i-iiti'r; Mr. .ml Mr.. Ilnrl.f Virnuii, ImtliT illli. iiiiirKi' llnrriitv, Hlli-r pllrlii-r; Ml.n Mlnuir V. riuni, 1.1mm ,lli li. r tll.li; Mr. mill Mr. W. A. Man.ltiKill. ( iiuiliiiiitlluii liliu an. I .nil Hllvrr mkiirnv; r. B Vrriimi, Mlivircanl truy ; J. I. Hint Mm. N i imlor, ( lilnii ti-a i't ; Mr. Wnatnr. ml .laMiii Imlilrr; Mr.anit Mm.C W. Mii-rliM-li, I hill l.tili' lllii. A Uood Rule. There Ih at leant one nilit In the ear w hen iiioHt people enjoy lliein Mi'hcM, and (hat iilht Iiiim pasMed fnr t he year. Nearly everyone enJnyH a i n ii I 1 1 1 K uiuht'H hlii'p. and hlnce Iiimi S 1 1 1 1 I a v wan Hie HhiirtcHt day nf the year it naturally fulluWH that Sunday niuhl wiih t Iip liinireMt nlfiht mid every liody Hiircly had a Imiy: rent. TIiIh reuiiiidH uh of a cniiverHation heard uu the Htreet the other day. lne uf t lie UVIIt It'llli'M wan telling the other Hint on account of Mm lciii a Utile hard of healiliK hln hciu'C of hih' IiilC w iih much lietter, iih he could nee I ict I it and farther t lian t heordin my man. "Yph," nald the other, Iiiihc e cmIuIiI wiih llut ho ;i im I, "tli.il rule IiuIiIm m ii ii I iii my cane. M,cyeH are Huinew hnl weak, lint I can lint Ice that my Hence uf lunch Ih very acinic, and I can hear the hIIuIiIchI Hound. I aUn knuw that ut her pcuplc who have huiiip defect In t heir aiiatoiny are affiH'ted In the Hiiiue maiiner. 1 know a inati that had one Hhort letr. and the other letf w an much luiikcer." ( Lauirhter. I Patronize Home Dealers. H'h a pretty fair Hurt of a tiling to do HiIm palronlr.liikr of home dealcrH when I heir prlccH art reitHonahle and they do Hie Hipim-v thliiK- The cata Iulcup ImuHP Ih an entirely different propimltlon. Duliitf IhihIiiphh with the latter Ih iiHpot caHhileal. It wtM the price, It HclcctM the article and you pay (he price oiiHouieHiliiL; your even have never lieheld. It U unite a chunk of trust to throw to k1iiu; eiH. And then there iHiinotherpniut; when Hull plil'He of youi'H Ih alisolntc ly K'tiill It'HH uf coin of the reiilm, w hen you arc dead broke, and uiUMt have Hour ami Htiar and coffee and meat and Imlter and shorn and liulliinn, do you take a cataloLiue lilank nml make a fat order for some llrm In a Mt; city to Mitisfy your iipciIm. I o you? Or iloyou follow n to the sloii' on the corner or the one not on the corner, and fink to le 'carried" for a few (I.i.vh. Yew, In deed, Home are eariied In thin way year alter year, to the door of eter nity, who prldo t heniHclvcH on (heir pupcrWir acumen in Kiuclliii lietter tliliiijH afar. Oivn'ont'lty KntcivrlHt'. : Jt - i'?-,i'i.:;:..:u.-t. .... : u Vt- " s v ' ' 4 ' '' .' -' V ''( '' ' t ' ' t ' .'t ' V ' ".. r'fLt 7 .;." V.v ssi';-; Yv ?v. J r,,; i t ii-tt-. n (SiWAwiul -...lir '.--- --- - p. ,' ' ' - MISS GENEVIEVE HECKER AFTER WINNING THE WOMAN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. Mint (ienevlcve Meeker, who retains the title of woman golf champion ! ""I 'I'.T. ,Jlw'iU,'"i,il,iir L'j.,l,lUl.e-B'IUlifPnJ.rP?i11'' manufacturer. Mr. Ucorce Jonklna. under wIiono Im-truction she learned the gani0 o7 "eoiL Mat Wells Gets Off Easy. 1 Mat Well who took a nhot at "KiimIuh" Iiorney hint week an report ed 111 The ICxamiucr, apcarcil liefore Juntlce r.ayley hint Thurndny for preliminary exu in i nation. The! 'ourt had two alternatives, one to Mini him over to a wait the action of the Circuit Court next May, or flue him fur aHHiiult. The latter appcalinjr to In' the ihiikI eHilieiit, ci iliMiilcr ItiKthat ll would font Hie county L'lH) or $'' to keep him and try: him, ho it wan decided to tfive lilm the maximum line of the .luntice Court A provino wan added that he kIiouIi! leave town within twentv-fnur houi-H, and he left next morning. The hpui'tliiLr fraternity are very1 ;;ln! of li Im departure, fur the reason that hp wiih a lucky amliler, and, won a ureat deal uf I he Hparechatikte. 1 Am a iVHiilt of the recent expose of KiuiiMiiiK In Portland and thechaw that five policemen were re celvinn; "jcrnft." Municipal Judp llokcueiuid II. 11. lUt'kman, who tic coinpanled the Judkce on IiIh rounds of the amlillnK houses, weiv Biun tnoned befor District Attorney tSeorKt K. I'liainlierlaln. w ho Is governor-fleet of Oregon, and forced to tell under oath whom they sawplay liK on the nikvht of their celeliratetl tour. The district attorney lmstlled Information with the grand Jury charging a large iiumltcr tf prom inent citizens with gamlilingand will Insist that their Indictments ie iv turned. Owing to the prominence of the persons Involved the develop ments have cuused a profound sensa tion. The 1 louse has passed Hip bill to reduce the duties on the products uf the Philippines coining Into the I'nit ed States from " per cent of the IMnglcy rates (the present duties) to 2."i per cent of those rates. The dis cussion of the bill was accompanied by considerable maneuvering on the lleniocratle side to seeutv test votes on various amendments designed to lower the tariff barrier Ht 111 further, and a record vote was forced on a motion to recommit, with instruc tions to report a bill providing for absolute free trade with the Islands. The division on this proposition was on party lines, with the exception of McCall (Hep. Mass.), who voted with the Democrats. ' '- i '.V VSi y'yy Silver Lake Water Case Reverted. Last week the Supreme Court re versed I he decision of the lawerCourt in the Silver Lak water suit. Cynthia I. McCall and W. H. McCall, ilaiutiffs and i-esponilents vs James C. Porter ami Josie Porter defend ants and apK'llants. The case was dismlsHed by the Supreme Court. The apiical In this suit was made last year but Hie luvifs were only- tilled last July. This w as a suit to restrain the de fendants from interfering with the How of water through the eastern or McCall branch of liuck Creek in Lake County. The lower court returned a decree fur the plaintiffs. After re viewing the case and the testimony presented, the ApM'llate court rever ses the decree of the lower court and finds that the defendants an- entitled by prior appropriation to all the water that will Mow within the banks of ltuck Creek at the alleged point of division, when the banks, a iv maintained at a uniform height. Morse Thief Klamath County horsemen are anx ious for the apprehension of one Emllle Marchell, who It tn claimed has lieen carrying on a wholsale horse stealing business in that coun ty during the past summer, f 200 re ward Is lK'Ing offered by the Klamath county sheriff for his arrest. Owen McKendree of Hoyston a deputy sheriff of Klamath was here last week looking for his man, and pro ceeded on up Into Crook county. Marchell has been a resident of Lake county for a long time and a nutnlHT tif years ago w hile working for S. It. Chandler he Urnine Insane and was taken to the asylum. He was released after a short time, evidently becoming tired of the con finement.' it has since been learned that he should have been sent to the penitentiary Instead of the asylum. During last Summer Marchell herded sheep for Maloy and Tucker, and when he left their employ he carried off all the camp equipage and grub he could conveniently carry. Saturday was a good day for Christmas shopiHTs, and the stores were crowded all day. "BOB"ROnERO ON THE WING The Citizens of Port Jones, Cali fornia Were Buncoed by Two Traveling Crooks Recently Most of Iikevlew'selt I7-011H will re nietnlier one "Hob" Homero, a gamb ler and sport who wati In Itkevlew during the races last July. Accord ing to a circular from Fort Jonex, Cal., he Is a faker of the first water. The circular says that "On Thank s glvlng Eve the people of Fort Jonea wen? the victims of three wilyschera th. About a year ago Frank Ely came to Scott Valley announced that he was a prizefighter, in fact the "Champion of Northern California." Me gave a few fake boxing contest and was what could lie called a "hangi-ron" in Scott Valley up to Thanksgiving Eve. Sometime in August a gent who answered to the title of "Hob" Hom ero, wended his ay across the Yrcka Mountain, with a dilapidated team and spring wagon, ami droj. ped Into the usually quite and jM-ace-ful tow ii nf Fort Jones. He immed iately intrenched himself into the confidence of a few of the InfliiPiitial men about town. He claimed to Isj an old-time gambler, and alw ays on the "square". Subsequent events pro veil him to lie worse than a "fak er," The next gentleman (?) f'urley Smith, alias "Montana Kid" came along in about the same style as Homero. but he wan engaged in giv ing a picture show, using a Magic lantern. He immediately made himself known as a fighter, and In a round about way was Introduced to Rom ouwKMMtibly Ida friend. A fight JMft? Jjnniedjately promoted between comparative ease, as he was clearly the master of Ely at the boxing game. "Ely went to his home at Callahan after the fight, and in a few days telephoned that he would fight Smith for a side liet of flWl, which defy was accepted by the backers of Smith Fort Jones people. The match was made and Homero was selected as referee and stake holder. "Imniediatly after the fight, which was clearly a rank fake, Homero aud Smith skipped the country with the money, Homero lsing stake holder.' Anyone having anything to do with these parties are Mire to get the worst of it. "wscnirTioN of "noit" homkuo. Hieght about 5 feet 10 inches, light complected, light brown hair, hatch et faced, face deeply seamed with wrinkles, sharp hooked nose, smooth shaven, thin, weight about u pounds, light grey or blue eyes, gen- erally accompanied by his wife and a hairless Mexican dog. He was a gambler by occupation. "NKSCKJi'TION OF (THI.F.Y 8.MITH, alias Montana Kid, alias a few other names, is about 5 feet 9 Inches lu height, smooth enliven, light com plected, weight l.VJ pounds, brown hair, heavy built about the shoulders. Has a white bull dog answering to the name of Sharkey, and Is gener ally accompanied by his wife. We refer anybody interested to any business man of Fort Jones, Siski you County Cal., as to the truth of these statements." The Ashland city election Inst week resulted in the defeat of the anti saloon ticket except In one ward where their candidate forCouncilinan was elected. Those successful on the labor union-citizen ticket, which stood for saloon license, arc: Mayor, 1). 15. Provost; Councllnien, D. A. Applegate and William Mctirath: Recorder, Milton Herry; Treasurer, L. L. Mullt. The new Council will stand three to three on the saloon question with the Mayor favorable to license, who has the deciding vote Incase of a tie. Licensed saloons may therefore bo exiected to resume business in Ashland as soon as prac- I tlcable.