LAKE C0U1NY CXAfllNER, LAKEVIEW, OREUON. APRIL 2. loOJ,
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LAKEVIEW, OREOON. APRIL a. I0J.
Cad Change In Mall Time.
The residents f Ijikevlew have
suffered enou;h front t he Inconven
ience if receiving their until, without
having It made worse through tho
tiliuiii nation of the postofneedepnrt-
liuiit through some Inspector who
Jiappeuo to go over tin line ami re
quest a change to U'liefit some mail
contractor. The ikiiedule for the
Altunw-Lakevlew mail route is:
Leave Alturns daily except Sunday
after i:;0 a. m., and arrive in ljike
view in 12 hour. !ave Iakeview
daily except Sunday at S: a. m. and
arrive in AlturaM in 12 hours. Ah
tlit from the railroad t
. ivutvi : Al"
turns Usually Arrive at the hour of
4 a. in., the stage for Lakevlew is
enabled to start by at leant a. in.,
thus having ; hour advantage of
tlie schedule. A new schedule has
been ordered which provides the
Mime hours, lint requires the Like
view bound stage to remain at Al
turas until !:-'Ht a. in. and still coiu
isiling the contractors to make the
distance of miles in l'J hours,
which is impossible, in the winter
time. Tins order has already gone
Into effect, and our mail from the
south now arrives so late that it
lays in the post ollice until the bil
lowing morning, thus giving us a
service hours later than hen-toft ire.
This condition of affairs will last
through the summer unless some
remonstrance is not made. Second
Assistant Postmaster General W. S.
SheilanU-rger, in sending the new
I
.wi.bfci.liilji. l. i.',itt,iii -V.U-says
"the postmaster at the termini j
of this mail route are permitted to!
A Charitable Act.
Last Monday a poor family con
sisting of father, mother and live
small children arrived in town with
iv broken down wagon. They were
In destitute circumstances, with no
provisions or money, and the head
of the family unable to turn a hand,
as he was In the last stages of con
sumption. The Mayor was nptcal
od to, who turned the matter over
to the Marshal. The latter enlisted
the servhvs of Kev. Smythe, and to
gether they secured from the business
men of Lakevlew 1 i. !." In money
and a large supply of groceries and
provisions. After their wagon hail
Iteett repaired they started out with
as cheerful hearts as It was possible,
with a father and husband whose
days were but few. They were on
their way from Washington to Cal
ifornia. Townssouth of here should
look out for this Borrowing family
and assist them so that their Jour
ney may 1-e as smooth as possible.
LADIES! YOUR ATTENTION FOR A MOMENT
Mnt Have A Permit.
The following rules were Issued by
the Depart nit lit of the Interior July
i:. 1IHKI:
Persons wishing to cross any part
of a forest reserve over a public road j
or trail, established sheep or cattle j
trail, or the ordinary mountain trail j
with a band of sheep, or herd of
cattle or horses, (the few head of
stock following a wngoii or pack
train being accepted from this regu
lation), must make application to!
the forest supervisor in charge, ell her '
by let ter or on the regular applica-i
tlon form, for theprivilege of grazing j
Knowing that you do not want a Dress like
others in the townf we have ordered a complete
line of samples of New Summer Fabrics.
Come and select a Dress or Shirt Waist Pattern.
By taking advantage of this line you can get your
Spring and Summer Dresses, and have them made
early. Our line of Trimmings will be here in time
to use in making the garments.
BAILEY MASSINGILL
Kin;; us up on the Phone if you want
Anything in our Line.
TIHIIF.lt I IMI OTI K.
I'nlticl stan I mnl ortlr" at l.nki uirw On-urni
lii.4iv.xri.u'M.
January. .'.I !''(.
NnTl.'-'N In P tiv I x II thnl Hi i-i.m h In hi.1
u lih il... .r... ui..i'.. ..I il... ..t ..I 1 ..t..r.... ..f
t he stock on the rcserveciirotite, and ! inn.- i. i. iimti..! -an mi f..r tin- .i
. IlinU r ialnl- Ill tin- -U'" ill I aUlnriila. Hn-
must have a H-riiut from t lie super- ,., s.ia.u. ami in Mnmmi li rninrv"
! n i trn.. il In ft!l tin' I'nl'lir Ijiii.I stattn f -Vlsor,
to be issued h.V lillU on t he ,.,,( ,,,,,, j ,,. f,,i,w uik kt-..ii. hav..
, . , . . j lil' 'I In tin. i. Ilii r llnir -i r;i ilnl' lm tic
form in use by him for Issuing icrnz- u;
lug permits the appli. atlon must ,,,,,,, . ...hmV".!.'' h."'".,.!!.,... ...i.- ..i
stlltt' the Illllliber of stock to in- driv- aliii.rnia. -..rn ii.-im'iii Nu. I :,ii i..r 1 1
, I inn Iih-i- ..( tin- ' ..I N i, .-. i-. il I 17 s. K lb
ell across the reserve, the dale oflK. w. M. I
starling, ami the period required for ! , , ,,lH1r ,.,m,"n'lur,u,,, .,,. ..i
the nass!ii;e. uritinu alomr nnv such i ' l ii-tih. s..rn .imniin i Nu 1 :TI l..r tin-
I 'iri Im-. nf tin
road or trail will only is- allowed tor , w 4 sw
r i s. it. 11. k , w. m .
MIHl
the ieriod actually necessary for the
stock to make t he passage across
t he reserve.
S. ('. P..UM HIM,
rnrest FiiperClsof;"
deliver mail to carrier one hour in
advance of schedule time provided
no connections are thereby broken
and no complaints are made.'
I'ostinaster Wilcox says he does
not intend to deliver the mail Is-fore
the schedule time of a. in. If he
I. O. O. F. Notice.
Notice is hen-liy given to the laeia
Iters of Lakevlew Lodge No. I. O
O. that nt a regular met-tlng of 1 i
s;ud lodge to lie held at the Imll 111
Lakeview on Saturday evening,
April 4th. important business con
nected with the purchase of t he low
er story of the I. O. O. 1'. building,
together with the laud hing iiunieil-
nrk'i- W. Hil;liiii
i'f I'liUml, rmiiily iifSaM lirrtirtltm. Mali (if
t alil'irtiia. nuiirn .IhH tiumiI. Nu 1 i;j ..r tlu
l.itfbaM- til Hi.- X-W s.i- t I is S. II In h M.
H iniii'lil s. Milium
f I'l'ltitiil rniiiilv nt sun ri-rtinrilltifi. stall i.f
.' T,',mTT7 j VK "7.k '." M" a'n'.li
NKi, sV ... s...- -- ;!7 s., K 1.) t. W M.
that (In y u ill nff.-r ir.'nl In .Inn, 1l( Hi..
Ininl I. iniiri- Valiiali.i' lor lla tlli.l-i r in
"iniif i li h ii f.,r h k-r D-ii 1 1 ii r I imi .n-.-. nml i.. .
Inl.lii.li Hi,. ,r i Inn n t.i .nl I IhihI I.. U.t- J. o.
IImii.bI.it I . -. I'i.ii,imi--i,.i. r al Klnlnaili
("'!., I T.-K..H. mi h rl.lny, On- -'.I ilay i.l M,
HIGH
SHOES
Lowest Prices
See
did the drop letters that were put In , iat.lv hl ,ilt. n.iir ,lf t. MJlll. ,
during the night would not go.
thus causing a delay of one day. A
protest should at once Ite sent in to
the second assistant postmaster
general.
transacted.
A full attendance of all the inciu
hers of said lodge is restectfully re
iiicsted at that time.
J. D. Vknatok, Noble lirand.
The Warner Land Decision.
The decision of Secretary of the
Interior Hitchcock in tin? Warner
land cases was received at the Lake
view Land Office, Tuesday of this
week. It covers I'l pages of type
written matter, ami is too voluinn
ious to le published so near our
press day. However, The Examiner
will publish it in full next week.
The decision Is practically as given
in the dispatches last week
decision says In part:
"The agricultural tiamnnts pro
duci'd no evidence as to the condi
tion of the land at or about the date
of the grant, but relied upon testi
moiiy formerly addressed by the
swamp land claimants, where the
contention was as to the dry or the
wet or submerged condition of the
land at the time of the grant."
"The evidence established that
the lauds in controversy at the date
of the grant was not tint ltedofalakc
or apparently jieriuauent hotly of
water, but were swamp land, sub
ject at times to le entirely over
flowed, and at all times were thereby
rendered unfit for cultivation."
Interest Will Stop.
Notice i hereby given that there in
money in the treasury for the redemp
tion of all county warrants protected
prior to May 1st, 1001. Interest on the
eame will cease from thin date.
I.kk Bkai.i..
12 2t Treasurer of Lake County
Dated at Lakeview, Or., March 'Jii, IWA. I
An Easter Tea.
Tin: ladies of Lakeview will ob
serve Easter by giving an Easter tea,
Saturday ,Apr. 11, from :i till ." p. in.
in the Methodist church, followed by
a reception in tint evening from 7
till '..
lieiitleiueii are cordially Invited to
attend the reception.
Admission after noon bids.; even
ing l.'t cts.
f.Mrs. L. F. f'onn
! Committee 'Miss Pearl Hall
1 '"' I (Miss Alice Appleg.ite
Papoose Cremated.
Dr. Sam pitched his leppee about
a mile south of town and has been
enjoying himself this winter. Last
Wednesday, he his and two mahalas
were away ami in the tepee was left
a small child. The tepee caught lire
and everything was burned, child,
Hour, other provisions, clothing,
three guns, and other things. A
small purse was raised in town for
them. Silver Lake Bulletin.
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i ' ri null- V U!,,i.-. ( ili.linil- v n-h inrt.'ii,
I A iniri w sitiiMt.itrii . i.l Mr- Inri'li!-, M nun .t ,
i i turn T. Mi-ki-iiiln-i-, n( ol.'tf. on yon aii'l .via
M. JilltttiaTM. Klla IS. nillliit'., i.i .irit.- . llil
1 liiic- mi l ailii-lit Jt 1 1 1 iitf f I .ii'l, I alil.ir
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OUK Jim SALE
will not commence until
the 10th of April and con
tinue until the 30th.
riany articles shall he
closed out at Cost at
Regents Appointed.
The commissions of C. V. Harmon,
of (irants l'ass; L. F. Willits, of
Klamath Falls; ami W. A. Massln
siuglll, of Lakeview; as regents of
the Stmt hern Oregon State Normal
School in Ashland having expired,
Uovcruor OeorgeE. ChainlM i laln ap
pointed the following last week:
John O. liooth, OrnntB l'ass; I.ce
Iteall, Lakeview; Alex. Martin, Jr.,
Klamath Fulls.
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