A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
IlMiitlonnl local
I'', (. Alilnl I'ntii Tmi'hiIii.v moved
from tlicSfiiit rcnlilciirt' in (In Alex
Fit .put rick pluce. I., II, llnlilllMitll
Will occupy Hit' N'-olt I ilnfi'.
I'. O. Hunt Ititf Iiiim Imm ii appointed
a (lili-uiiti- In I In' Niitl'iniil lil
Stock ni'-H ln it) I'nrl IiiihI. I'riuik
Will li'livc IH'lt Wri'k In llllliul" Willi
the I.Mhi ili'li-KiitrH (mm nil over the
r. s.
Tlifiv wri' i'illi' a iiiiimImt of j
M-ii I ni- home Christ imiih tn i H, which
Ih tin' riixlimi nf 1 1 in 1 1 ' faiiillli'M In;
Lnkevliw. T. V.. Iti rnanl mnile a
Lriinil Simla al a In him li at W. A. !
.MikiihIIIm' n-xlili lice.
Tin' H'K'in lnlt,v .Iniirniil ninl the
l.aki County Examiner Imlli one
year fur The Weekly Journal
ninl I'.vainliiir inn' .war fnr .'-'.
Tin' Semi-Weekly Jiiiirnal ami Ex
aminer iiiu1 year fur if
Mr. ami Mih. liray nf Nan r'raii
cIhco iirrlveil In l.akrvli-w TncNilay.
coinlnu via Warm r ami Surprint
valley. Mrs. liray wan f iraifily
MImh l lla llnyil nf HiIh place, mid
married la Oakland inl hii m im-r.
Tliry went In Illy yesterday, ami
will return In l.nkovlcw 's-fun- n
t tiriiln;; liniin1.
Tin Cram- Cin-k limit " I 1 1 wvrc
mil i inaxw IiikI Sa I unlay, ami I In
llnillliiK Hpiirl nf riiiuilnit ilnwn coy
ich wan tin-order of the ilay. Tin
ctnirw lay filollU I In- east nidi' nf t ln
lake, and every I Inn a coyote wim
JiiniH-i up II wan all day xv It li lilm.
Three nf them- hliiip kllliiH were
nibbled ami captured after an cxclt
Inn I'liaw.
M r. II. S. Aili-Uti hi arrlvi'il nn tin'
Western Statfi' Mniiilay frnin San
Francisco. Mr. M. ViihIitImmik1. 'i
brother In-law, accompanied Imt.
Mth. Adclntclii rami' up to w her
liiiHliamt, who hart been tlintfcroiiMly
Ml k, but U now Improving ami there
Ih i-vi'ry priMH-ct tlmt lit will tfet
wi'll In a nliort tluii'.
lii'n. .latntni'rllial returned hint
wi'i'U from a vln.lt to Sail FrunclHco
ami other town, ami n-purtH having
liail a Roml tlini'. On IiIh way back
lu Mopped at tin IniHlllnji town of
Ki'tin, and thought ho favorably of
thi ftituri' nf that rlty, tliat he
purrliawd hkiiu! ri'al eHtnte
there. Kvi-ry nni' that coiiich
through Reno nay h It Iiiim a great
f u t it l i-.
('apt. .InhiiHiin the incinlurg;lHt of
VlMalla, Oil., after vIhIHii tin' Snge
lien inlni'H 1iht week, returned to IiIh
lioiut', where hi' will make 11 thorough
ti'Ht of llu- riK'k from tln'n, which
will nettle for all time any dnubt iih
to tin' I'xlHlanci' nf gold or nllvcr In
that vicinity. Hi' nlno look a nuin
bcr of mck Hiuuplcn from the I'lilnlcy
inlni'H. Tin' renult of both will In
awaited with Interest.
At tin ii'iHi'Ht of the Oregon Scpa-tot-H,
I'rcHlih'iit Kounevclt will take
up and personally review the cum- of
Ana It. ThoiupHou ami ). II. I'mnth,
iCHpectlvely of the Lit liramle and
Rimclmrg Lund Olllcen. Tlie Sena
torn IiihIhI on the rclnnlutcincnt. nf
Hie former ami the reappointment nf
the hitter. The ma t ter Ih temporar
ily out of the hamlH of Secretary
Hitchcock.
The parade on Chrlntmiis day by
the bund wan unlipie, ami brought
out the whole town. The Imyn were
ilri'HHed In inaHipierade cimf union,
and before playing Hcattcred all over
town, making all HnrtH of iioIhch
ami nntlcH. "Happy' Hooligan"
wan thcrt', an well uh "liloomy (Inn"
ami tho "KatsslnJainini'i'kldH." "My
Dear Oantoti and AlphoiiHo" wcro
much In ovldi'tice, and "I'on" dhl
IiIh wharo of tho funnmklnjj;. "Undo
Hlney" ami tho "Cullod Lady" look
ml well. Many other chanu-torB
were ri'preHenteil. Tho boys played
better than they looked, but they
"looked good" to tho children.
I'Ol.l.AWD-.DOWN.
Mr. Hmuer I'ollird ami MIhm Aiuii.
Hown were iniirrleil Miinday at llu
Down ranch three mlleM mi nth nf
Lakevlew In Ihe preHemi' nf a few
relallveH. ICev. J. ILHtarkaltlclatliiK.
The cereiimuy wan perfnriiied at J
o'clix k, and Immeillalely afterward j
they all mm t down In a weildlu;
dinner.
MImm Down Im the ynilliKeMt ilaiiuh
ter nf Mr. and Mm. A. H. lown. lm
ire old and ri'Mpecti'd ri'MldeiilM nf
thlM valley. Tin- bride Ih very pretty
ami Ih greatly admired by nil 'who
know her.
Mr. I'lillard Iiim imt lmi; been a ;
ri'Hldi'iil nf the county, havlny; came I
here hint Mpt'llitf With Mnnle'M Cnlil
mediaiiH. The cmiple Mill likely take up
t heir fi'Hlilelice Hear Hall June, Cal.,
I he old home of Mr. I'lillnrd.
The I'-xamlner JoIiih III Ihe t limns;
nf i niml lit ninl Ioi.m.
I'ctitlon lor a (luardlnn.
A pet II Ion wiih tiled with the Coilil
ly Clerk Mi, inlay, fliied by Hatili l
ami II. I., ( handler ami Mih. Mary
KlniHi-y, pray ins; that S. II.
( handler be appointed iih jru jt r I ift 11
of the pel'Moli ami entate of their
father, II. S. ( haiuller. They alleste
In the petition that he Ih ntally
Incoliipetelit In have care nf hU en
tale, which cmiltH nf real and per
Hnlial praperly In Ihe value nf Sl.VMI.
A 1 llatlmi Iwih Inch inuei Hettius;
Saliirday, .Ian !lh al 10 n'clnck at
I he cwiirt mm a iih I lie I hue and place
fnr liearlni; tin petition.
linvi-runr ( 'hamU'rlalu Iiiim an
nounced IiIh appointment nf the
bnard nf n-nentM nf the Slate Agri
cultural CoHeue to nerve fnr a term
of nine yearn. The board Ih now
cmupiiMcil of the follnwlns;: J. 1. (l
wcll. of (Vnlral i'olnt, Win. Church,
of La (i ramie, ami W. W. Cotton, of
Portland. The only c tin up.' made In
the board Im the appointment of W.
W. Cnttnu, who MUeccedrt Henton
Kllleii, of I'ortlaml. MenMrM. Olwell
and French hiiccociI theniKelvi'M.
The Crnnk cminty Journal, the
county olllclal paper publlMhed at
rrlnevllle, entered upon vnluine VIII
with Hm lant iHMiie. The Journal Ih
one of the iM'Mt Interior publication
InOrcKon, ami Im Improving every
year. Crnnk enmity, like Lake, Ih
almost exclusively a HtiK-k country
ami the Journal Im the champion of
the Htock ImliiHlry of that county.
The Fxamluer wImIich the Journal
contluned proHperlly and a long
llle.
Henry Newell and daughter Kthcl.
came In from Hrewn Valley TucKiIay.
Mr. Newell came after a cream Hep
eratnr, and will hereafter make
creamery butler. Quito a number of
Ihe farinerM and ranchei-H near Lalte
vlew are now equipped with hand
HcperatnrM and are now receiving
belter prlci'M for their butter. In a
few yearn, everyone that han only
nne cow will have a hand Heperntor.
It Ih claimed by theme who have
them that -.'."1 per cent Increase Ih
s;a 1 1 led In t he amount of butter, bo
uillon belli;;' of a much belter ijualily.
Judge II. L. Ilenson, who has been
holding court In Henton ami Lincoln
count leH for the part six weeks, re
turned home Saturday evening, nays
the Republican. Jmlgo Hennou'H
ability In rccogub.etl by thopi-ofoHHlon
and ho in one of tho most popular
Judges In tho state. F.vory decision
of Judge Ilenson during the past two
yearn which has gone before tho
supremo court lias boon Bustulned by
that court, which Is a record held by
very few circuit Judges throughout
tho state. Judge Ilenson will with
out doubt bo returned at tho next
election as ho has the support of
every prominent republican In the
district.
New Pine Creek i
Ltivui nvno ft.at
Now I'lne ( reck, Or.
Dec. w, v.m. ;y
V.. II. Ki ller, Win. Ijcmon mid John
Held have K"iie to AlturaM mi land
IuimIiicmm,
The New I'lne "rcck mcIiooIh havi
cliiHi'il fnr the linllihi.VK ami MIhh
lola I'liwiMiiiitM. the 1e;icher nf I he
Ml. View Schnnl Iiiim K"lic toAlluniH
In cpfinl vncatlmi with her mother.
Mim. I Itixi Miilkcy nf IVilnrvllle :
pnMHcd thrniiKli New I'lne f'reek IiikI
week mi her way In I.akevlew to.
Mpoml I he ImlldayH with her pa relit m,
Mr. and Mrn. Jnhti Ijenrtri'. Mr.
Mnlkey Im principal of Ihe ( -4.11a rvlllt !
mcIiooIh. I
A number of I he yoiins; itooplt of;
(IiIh coniniiinltv have s;mie to Havln
( reek In attend the luai-ipirade ball.
as;alu al their home la New I'lne
Creek. Mr. Charlton InHoiuelniprov
ed In dealt h.
It neemi'd for Hniiii; time that
Ninas at New I'lne Cn-ek was golns;
In Im a very ipilet affair, uiilll nniue
very eiiersxel It- people took In Ihe
situation, and took affairs into their
own liiimlH. ami lor a ween our,
otherwise ijlllet little tnxvn was t he j
scene of iiiucli bustle and excitement. !
At llrst a Mnclal wasulven in order j
to obtain money for ilecnratlniiH
etc. This lulus; gotten up very
quickly wan imt generally known
but llnt-vlt hstmidilig that a Kreat
many were present.
The amusenieilts nf the evening
cniislstcd nf felling Ihe sliadnwM of
the yniiug ladles present to Ihe high-,
I
est bidder who had the pleasure of !
dining with her afterwards. 1
The sali.' wan very amusing an well
I
as exciting an two widows were
present and there wan no way of
distinguishing them from the girls.
One ynung man thinking ho was
buying hU nweetheart, purchased
one of tho widows and wan aftcr
wortlrt heard offering her for sale
eoiiMlderably In-low par. t As widows
are not Im-Iow par with everyone lie
noon succeeded but, lo and liehold!
when he came to dine he found that
she and his lant partner had brought
their luncheon together.
Tho other widow seemed to have
lM-tter success for when she was ween
standing with one arm akimbo a
certain young farmer Immediately
offered such an extraordinary price
for her that no nne else could reach
it.
A short entertainment wan given
previous to the Xtnas tree which did
credit to tho ones who furnished It.
Tho gifts were so bountiful that
the tree wouldn't hold them all, so a
great number were piled upon tho
floor back of It.
Dk.nnim.
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Members of Lakeshoro Lodge Nn.
77 Pegreenf Honor are requested to
be present at a special meeting to be
held to night December :11st, P.MCl.
ltusincsn of Importance to come lie
fore tho Lodge.
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! United Staten Lend Office, l.akeview,
Oregon, Octolier :, 1903. Notice is
j hereby iven that in compliance with
the provisions of t'e act of Congress of
j June 3, PCX, entitled "An act lor the
. cale of linitwr lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Wash
I ingtnn Territory," aa extended to all
j the Public Land' States bv Act of Aug
;ust4, IW2. Fred L. Kent, of Corval-
lis, county of Benton, .tate 01 Oregon,
has filed 111 this office his sworn state
ment No. 2M2 for the purchase of the
E SFA4, ZV'M, SE'i HWX of
of beclion No. 2t in Township 38 S.f
Range No. 14 E Y. M. and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes and to
establish his claim to said land before
Jas. II. Driscoll, County Clerk at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon on Saturday, the 6th
day of February, 1904. He names as
witnet-seti, F. J. Bowne, of Klamath
Eal.'e, Oregon, J. O. Hnmakar, of Bo
nanza, Oregon, E. L. Walter, o Bonan
za, Oregon, and O T. McKendiee, of
Lorella, Oregon. Any and all persons
claiming adversely the above descrioed
lands are requested to file their claims
in this office on or before snid oth day
of February 1904.
Nov 6 44 E. M. Brattain Register.
TIHBEH 14 Ml SOTICE.
United States Iand Office, Lakeview,
Ore. Octoljer 21 19(13
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the proviniotig of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entiiltd "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
Mates of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extended
to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 192, Anna Burns, of Lakeview
county of Lake Stated Oregon, has filed
in this office her sworn statement No
259rt for the purchase oftheNi NEJtf
SEJ NE'a N E SEof Sec 10 Tp 40S.
R 15 EW Al, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valu
able for, its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim to said land before the Regis
ter and Receiver of this ollice at Lake
view Oregon on wednesdav. tho 27th dav
I uf January, 1904. .
She names as ilneses : Jas. W. Sloat
of Portland Oregon Nanni C, Naylor,
of Bly, Oregon Charles W. Rorabeck and
Charles Maliey, of Lakeview, Ore
gon. Any 11ml all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested
to tile their claims in this ollice on or
before said 2"th dav of January,
1904.
Oct.2H4! F M. BRATTAIN Register.
Till II Kit l.Al OTUK.
Vnili'ii siutt'K laml nffirv, lukevtou-, ori'finn,
Oct. U, l'.HKi. Noiiii'is hereby niven tliutln
eoiuiliHiH e with the iroviiniii nt the aet of
culiKrt'xsof June .1, 1K7K. eiililleit "All act lor the
Bale ol limber lnnils in Ihe -( n t s of 1 iililornia,
ort'iciui, Nevmla mut WHhiniiiii Territory,"
Bsextemleil inall the l'ublie i.miil states by net
of Annuel 4, l.SH'-', the I'ollou iiiK ) rsnns nave
lileil in Ih ia ortiee their tworii stutuiiH'iHs.
to-wit:
Kloyil farmer, of Lakeview, county of Lake,
Hate of Oregon. voi 11 Maleluelit Nn idi, lor
the iiirvliHM' of the HK', ec 11, Tp S7 H, K lit K.
Fred M. lliukleinan, of Lakeview, county of
Lake, (tale ol Oregon. Sworn aiMtument No
2liM, for the purchase of the eW; Hue lu Tp 37
8, K 19 E.
Moe J . t'onipo, nf Lakeview, county of Lake,
etatn of OreKoii. Hworn ataieuient No 2lni for
the purchase of the fK'.4 Sev 10, Tp 87 8, K ID K.
Tliat they will offer proof to show that tho
laud aoiiKht ia more va.uable for ita Umber or
stone than for aurienliural purpose ami to
establish I heir claim to said laud before Jas.
It. liriseoll county clerk at Klamath Kalis
Orcon, ou Tuesday the iUlh day ol Keeember
Ituw.
They name aa witnesses; Floyd Farmer,
Fred M. Ilinkleiuan. Mose J. (ompo, K. U.
8tark and Kd Welsh, all of Lakeview, Oregon.
Auy ami all persons claiiuiiiK adversely the
above-deseriU'd lands are reu nested to fl le
their ulaiuia In this ottioe on or before said 2111 u
day ol iKHeintH-r ij3.
Oct vi U . M. Brattain, Register. '
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