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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1904)
(S37 ft' nutlet Vol. xxv. LAKKVIKW, LAKH COUNTV, OftEGON, THURSDAY, AUG. Jrf, 1901. NO. PROSPFXTS T(ty I-tlPI ". L I ' Viewed Differently by .Stockmen Of Thl Section of State Present Market Dull. Tin proH t for beef ami intillon hiiIch In Sun l'l iiiii Uco arc some what clouded at lliU lime ami those i most directly Interested, nlthouuh flu- matter 1 of (rent import 1 mice to everyone, mv inncli con, crmcd about tin outlook. Hope! are entertained, however, by ntoek ' n,Hkecouny , hat a- a j the Chicago Htrlke I- callcj off all the bandy b.t f will be nixhcd on the market, leaving later hiiIc for out-1 Ml.le Imi I nn.l It Ik hoped that wl : the runh In over, otltMld.' price will Im better. One thllitf that In encoiir aging to catll.-m.-u I the fort that the lM-i f tniM will ndvan. e tlie price of meat In oi-.h-r to make good their Iomm liichh-tit to the big Mtrlke, which will .illow lud.-pciiileiit packer to pay better price and tlll compete with the tniMt fM' H iHn j thl year and range cattle can In nnfely held for late "ale. Very few Htockiii.'ii are crumped for ready money, coiiHcpi.-ntly they will not Im- forced to place their liecf and iniittoii on a MugUli market. The matt.-r f Hhlpmcut, too, will j ni'obablv lie lii-uiiLrlit to a more at . '. , ! IKMIVIOI.V Hl.lllllll...ltll.l ..HPl,lt tatloii compauleN l made to realixe .1 ... . u- . I eou.m.oM ... ... . ,-.. j that Ik-I t.-r rate will be given th.-ui. Thl with a H.Vhtemailc effort on t he j l.art of our Hto. km.-ii will ivhiiU i falr pro!! t on fall beef uml mutton j MillfM. !. L. Milrk, while In l.ak.-l.-w last week wn Interviewed by an Kxnmlncr n-prcKeiitatlve, ami talked principally about the outlook for 'i.f, niulei. mid hore. Mr. Shirk I n i'Iomi ol.M'i'vcr of condition eff.-.-i-liiir the liial kct of hi I'd i-Iuct . he . . ,,. I. , . ... i I m I j i l- a i i. 1 1 lc ami horse raincr of 1 1 " : poHHlble to do HO. Stclu mountal.. country. Ill ; . Tr(M1e lllat j ,,uve not ,.m.(, , optnlou i that the market will be ae.pialntlng you itli the true Hitua very poor and that few Mockim-n of j tlon an that you will not Ignore the l he Interior can afford to hlp at the , pivncnt prlccM, i-Kptrially while the I charge fr shipping remain n high a they are now. A letter written by Mi Shirk to tin S. P. it. It. Co. piibllhcil here, a taken from the Cedarvlile Pecor.l, hliow t hat gentle luau'n ht:tiid on the matter of ship ping. The sheepmen of the northern, counties are in good spirits over the prospect i for mut ton sale thl fall.! The droi-.gli in Australia the past lb ree year that ha killed Iou.imio.imio sheep in t but country will make the demand greater for American mut ton. Already the Increase In price 1 filt. The l.xn miner lm directed a let ter to both trafllc manager of the S. P. It. It. and the N-C-O P. I!, and expect to publish the nnmvcr, which will be of Interest to all stockmen. Wallace Taylor, HUperlnteiident of the Chewacau Land and Cattle Co., wan In La lie view llrwt of the week, lie 1 Inclined to view the isHuation optimistically and Beemed little pur lurbed. Mr. Taylor's idea 1 to take advantage of the. good hay crops and prosperous time, and prepare for any crisis. The present condi tions cannot hold out long, with the meat trusts on the eve of collapse and Independent packing institutions coming to the assistance of stock- ! miser. Whenever meat Input on I ln block ft. f il reasotinb.e price to. cortHitiiicr-t the consumption wl m-iiNe mid warrant n (air prof will III-' rollt to! hoth 11m trtnw r hikI (Ik uifddk . ,.1miluM1, ilollM,.. Tin' following letter wn written I IV D. L. Shirk to tin S. P. To., and publldic.l In t In Ccdarvllle lb-cord- 1iHt week: Siiiiik, Ous., July 17, 1 1HI. CKM'.IIAI. FlflltUIIT AlIT, j S. I'. Co. j San I'nii'clMco, t 'at. I IK. it Siw; I Considering that I am a well-with it of tin? Interest of tin S. P. Co. m ' mii v I .iu t (ii nun ii" i .iiu'U ri. lui.r. in '. t (f f j vr,u.ni ,llirt of California are favor j cd with I. mm freight to and from San i FrancUeo we will Ih compelled to wiy nun urn.- hi- mock raiHcr- in "r,vt" ",,r " t .1 ul lit, out unttf.llnu iiti tlx. Sli rn ;M,'V ' , , V, T . meuto river to Ited Itliiff. which liieanMTt..nlnlU ton lot Hat freight. We can wagon haul It tt . point of di-Ktlnatloii from 1 to l1 cent. From San Fraiiclnco to ! Madeline v. , ii, u. iy ran i irom i .... . . i! oiie nlxty to twtt twenty-five and t.... ....... m ...I.IIH......I t. l W r. , . . i, ... - 1 Co. CouiiiiIhhIoh on wiikoij from j MftMllH I . K. K. U'l'lllllH IH . m .. . . . . . to 1 cent making a total of J..fU "'.rtV'1' ., .. , . " ' , , pe.i irom la.u-iine in i;ru.;, coiihigaeti tol). L. Shirk. StiK-k yard Oakland. When landed at Peno I wn hand-! I'iijimmI too lunny horH for t;unl- aru car au-i noi enougii loriargvi-ar. i . .. .. t A . ... S . bllllnir and bill out from JU'iio on a la rife car bv bu vlmr t wo moiv hore. - - r-. making horM-N, from Itenoiu order to till a laruM ear (ftt r Johj t.rKw,.y, Tratlic Man ny.r .f N. i. . It. It. taxed mi- fVI for hauling LM Iioi-mch from Madeline to Itcno. I -hall not at the prcncnt ciiurg.'H tiip any tiling more over ine i X.C. O. road. In l!H)4 lliipped from ; Jteiio four car of borne, urlviiigi , , .... . I them from inv ranch a litauce of, 1C. mile. There will be about Hi. j (!im) lu adofntock for market thi i f.illnu-l the producer have to pay J the traiiKportatlou to market and 1 'iMtig low price oi neci, minen ami I , , , ., 1. ) !.. itkch in coiiHldt -ration, are compell-1 ing u Ktock ralei to drive a great . i . ... .i . i . i ii port Ion of our tock to where ' It I t iutcrcKt of your heretofore patron in tin future. I am Your with high respect D. L. Suiiiii. The Examiner Is too Switt. lor the past couple of weeks, the sub-editor of the Herald has becti eoiiii)lalnInr because The Kxnmlncr ., , ......! come out on time, a It has been its , custom to do The Herald man put In a complaint tt. the postmaster fori receiving our papers until ho could iret hi lxiner ready to mall. Dels like a very dull pupil in school who tries to hold the remainder of the das back because of his dullness. If Willie succeed In keeping the Ex aminer from getting out on time be will have to get up earlier In the morning, and when he does this be probably could get the Herald out on time. It 1 the wish of our readers to get the news as early as possible, and It Is our desire to accommodate them. "To Please" Is our motto, but we cannot afford to please this one. fel low In this Instance. During the few days absence of the proprietor of The Examiner, business will be coudueted Just the same. Money received and receipted for, and all work taken and satisfaction quaranteed. It would bo an accom modation for unyono to send In what news Items thoy muy gather. NO V EH BE R ELECTION 1 "" " j Local Option Uw to be Tested i Next Clectlon-- ote Will be (Icnerul In the State. tilt! SCIltlllll-Ilt CX- According to prced by w of the lender of the ' t nnlphur to U gallon of j M,m uX ,OM,n t,,e mi" "MV'tt j Prohibition ,-ople, there will 1 iniW(lt..P. Crude oil in aim. ucd to ,,f --tern Oregon. The following J effort made to have a!l the eounll.- ,.r(lrt,..(ltt. .Uneane iu Home nee-j fr"m Thumday's Telegram I nelf 1 In Oregon vote on the local-option fi,,nil iM.i,lir ,.. .. v..ii..i.i.. ,.n,i ! explanatory. plan In NovciiiImt. It i exn-ctcd j t.H,.r an, requiring less prepara that the executive committee of tliel.i,,,, .,,. n,,,.. .....i 1(iI1i1I1r statu Prohibition Alliance, will! m.onIUJ1(, ,,mt ,.,, . . . ... . . .. ' ' nai hiicii ,.u. , l'"vn ll'ro,1l,"ut tu iniv- j L II. Aiiioh. chairman for th.;State , Prohibition Committee, mated that , , (u i not me win i men ( i xue i rom-, . ... ..! iW'I"I""iiii'uiicki con-ent to : t iint. .t v. . ' . . Ill .1.. agrceiin ii t w 1 1 n i ih. oj...jn.g .an k, . and that it would be likely to U- vote of all Hectloli at the Hume time. ' Thciv (IH tiiH-n iim1 an iir-d-1 ""H "' an nrBj- , ..,,... ,, . . 1 ueiit to theeffrt t that the Prohibl- tlonint hhoiild leave Home places j I I I... .. .... ...... 1 I.I U It U MIC UX' I 1V PUT I Hl( IMIt llWil, l.ohe (lij.J)Injr. JJllt If fUf KHNlin 0f agalnut the policy of the party and !th..Kt h ct.u-tltute It." said Nfr. Amu. To nmke any agreement ! Jwlth the oj.poltlon tliat ome of the ; precinct hIiouM U: omitted from the ; j election would be canting aide one , uftt-ctt'! U-ing coimldered u "expo ! of our fundamental t-rlucli.le. llf ..- f11..,bL.,t....t..l ..rlm lt.l... I rV If lllllIU IIIK.IK4l.li 1 - McKercher, treauriT of tnt Prohibition .Mliauce wiy.-.: "Lufalme . tl.drned by the op- The rowult wMtUmitt.Mi -lA-.rrgnrd to IcavliiLt tl.er,, total vote In the whcl.' c:mtity rule thoe preclnc-t hitf ure f-r h.-i- loon. It i my opinion that tnejor i-oiiKlgnment will please notify vole Miioui.i Ik a county vote. -ne of my reaon I that a precinct In ,, , , v which HiilooiiM are inrmitted I a tax 1 aihl'r portion of the county In the way of expeunen for legal pro- coed ing made necenary by crime 1.,llulllltl(.,1 n- . i.,.Knloon. , . ... and that all people who iutit ntand ' t'l'H exiH-ne hou!d have a voice in : regulating it caue." Orcgoiiinn. ; Inspection and Disposition of Scabby ! Cattle. F.HITOH Lakrvikw Kx aminiiii: Since your last Issue which con tained an article referring to the Inspection of scabby cattle by De partment of Agriculture olllcers, I bave been asked by several cattle men here to dcscrilte scabies or mango In cattle and explain disposi-! tlon of same by Federal Inspectors Dicscimi-tion: Scabies or mange in cattle Is a contngeous disease caused j ,l 11 '"" by u parasitic mite ami is closely re-. lated to t ho mite which causes sheep j scab, bo th belonu'Ius to the same i species but are different -varieties. For Instance, the sheep scab mi to will not affect cattle nor will theeat-j tie mite attack sheep or other an-! I nmls. Scabies docs not appear to' i effect cattle while they are doing well on grass nor attack those In good condition over three years old. The animals which suffer the most are calves, yearlings, two-year-olds and those In poor condition. Symi'Toms: The first symptom of the disease Is usually an Intense Itch ing of the skin about the neck mid shoulders aud It extends more or loss rapidly, depending largely upon the health aud vigor of the animal, along the back aud sides and down the outside of the legs, seldom affect ing the luslde of the. legs or the skin of the. abdomen. Diiti.nq: Stock raisers In this see- I tlon are all more or less familiar , 'with tlt method In operation for tlMf f !! I IlKinf itt trilltfMifs Ui'fllk nril 1NU.V MI,V t ll'.' HIIIM' general method; imiy be. found equally effectual In the ' curt' of ca tilt', Thousand of cattle )lim. ,MH. ,;,.,,.. tmitw, ,fl i Norl li Dakota. ly the application of! j tli' lime and sulphur llp, the nppror- ' 4I formula of which Ik: H pound f J I ,,11,1(.L.,1 tin.,. ..nl "1 tw.n.i.li. .f ;oVKItMKXT ItKOI I.ATIoNH: It M ! r,.,lilV(, of rwryttF Inten.l.ng to ulilp or trail cattle, to ascertain that t)e t.attic. are not nffecUMl with w.ai,,.H a,i jiaVe not Im-ci, expow.d t tht, Coiitaeon In-fore offering t, f(,r tniI1Kportation or before .......... croKHing naie i.ouuoarie. i ran- ortation compaiiie are reouired to refue for Bhipment, cattle whotte tr,t, mfr.im tlinease or exi.oHiire to ' . . . . . . ..... contact-on iri in doubt. Cattle affect- with thw ,nK.H. a,i Ior iIllllle. - - - - - - - - IaU. nianghtor may Imj HhiiMfd after ! I ; bm-dlng purpouc tl !ur w.COIl(, j,.,.,!,, . t uy mtiKt Im- hi-ltl t w t dippln-' ten or twelve! day apart. Thl appllc to the en-' tirt. j.r,i or kidp,,,,.,,! in which the j dinea.-1 present thoMe not dint-tly immediate nlaughter may Ih Hhipj)ed without dipping but If for feeding or breeding, they inut In dipvod at Hrfeiviiros: proHH"i-t any Cattlemen having in interxtate tthlpment cul. Jeo. S. Hickox. Salt Lake City. Utah, gviug him ticcurato location that a deputy may In aligned to the Inspection of name, with ex ception of following named territory which will be handled by the under-Kli-'iieil: f .ake Coiintv. Or., bor.lerlmr ... ... .n ( alifornia line, Klamath Couutv, ' ' Oregon, west on California line to Tide Iake and the Nevada-California i;.... fi.,n i '...iu t--iil.. fni i,-fti r. IMK .1 X , ...V, V. .. , ,.v. k. V 1 110 oreou jne. Ai.kiikh J. Smith, U. S. Stock Examiner Lgkeview, Oregon. Meat riarket Report. Ik-low we quote prices on live stock in the Sun Francisco market. These re ports will be taken from day to day for tl,e ,neflt . our der8 ho inter- chiuu in mo live hiock uirKei,unu uu- liimed each week : live stock. Aui 11. Sales steady. itti.k:-No. 1 grass-fed steers, 7 to 7J'. c-oiid-cluss, (i, to 7, No. 1 cows and heifers, C; second-class, 5,lJ. Bulls and stacs, 3 to 4. Prices for all descriptions less 50 per cent, for shrinkage. khk:p: No 1 wethers, o1 to 3,' grots weight. noes: Grain-fed, 8,g' to 4 gross. FRESH MEAT, It ETA I L iiki'.f: Steaks and roasts, prime, 15 to IS cts. Cheaper meats, 10 to 15. mittox : Leg, 15 cts. It., ehoulder 10 to 11 cts. vi:ai. : Roasts and cutlets, prime, 18 to J -0 cts- 5I CHICAGO MARKET Receipts, 7000, dull at 5 and 0 cents, per pound for prime steers. Aug. 12, prices for the previous day prevailed, with buying etonger and the better quality of stock readily command ing the. top price. Chicago receipts shorter, but buying steadier at the same price prevailing yesterday. Aug. 13, prices of yesterday stongly maintained, buying brisk. Chicago receipti still lighter at yester- j day's prices. Market firmer. PORTLAND THE L05ER Oould's Western Pacific Line Will ' v Take Eastern Oregon Grain To California Markets Portland i aroiicd over the pos- "(Jouhl intercut are faxt extentllngr railroal linen toward Lakeview, the key to the Central Ongon situation. I If they accompllnh their object be fore (tome action In taken to guard the InterfMtn of Portland, all the pro duct of thlH 'iftt region will er mauently And market In San Fran cisco, and all Central Ort-goh eup plicH will come from that point. liecently u development League wax formed in Portland, with the l,Jl'tt 01 llt'I)l,, aD" UpbuilUing Oregon. Iioth railroad manager and busi- "ten agree that a liueof railroad VWII I I IRU W IUI UI Ijf ...... .11 I I. ......... .-.I. I. A I. I. I A wouM Kecure the trade to Portland. All the northern railroad svheme bave made the Iietid their olijective olnt. wbich mill leave Iike county wituout rottu, or in any position than we are now. ' U-tter Will Be More Effective! S. V. ltehart has received another lot of water main and is extending the larger mains through Water street to the north part of town, where the mains are too small to supply the demuud. With the force the water now has the system can now be used to good advantage in extinguishing fire, and would keep under control quite a good sized fire in the outskirts of town until the fire company could arrive, thus the danger of conflagration has been greatly reduced. As soon as there is a demand for water power, Mr. ltehart will extend tie system furth er up the canyou, when be can fur nish considerable power. Thrown Trom His Horse. Hurry Roberts while riding into town Sunday Morning, having re mained over night at Cumas prairio on his way to Lakeview from the 7T ranch In Warner, had a little exper ience that might have resulted worse than it did. However, Har ry received a deep cut on the, cheek bone which be bad patched up, and a few bruises. Just as be was pass. itig Cbas Tonningscu's residence Ton. niugsen's dog ran out and nabbed Harry's horse by the heel. Neither the horse nor the rider saw the dog, and the horse commenced to buck, Harry was thrown In a pile of rocks where re received the injuries above mentioned. 1 Watch Repairing. The repair department of L. Alva Lewis' jewelry and silverware store, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, is one of the liest on the coast. Mr. Lewis has spared no exiH-nso In procuring the best jewelers west of the Itocky Mouutains, and Is prepared to do first class repairing for the people of Lake County. Nothing too dlflicult lu that line. All work warranted for one year. Do not send repairing away to Chicago or San Francisco when you can get the same work done as well or better, and as reas onable in price so much nearer home. Give Mr. LewU a trial. ' ' 32-2