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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1905)
mnatwt L VOL. XXVI. LAKEVIEW, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. FEB. 2, 1905. NO. 5. Bounty will soon LODGES INSTALL j THEIR OFFICERS j TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK IN WOOL LEGISLATIVE NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK BE OUT OF DEBT - - i k!904 Taxes Will Leave Money in the Treasury For County Improvements j In Roads and Other Things. i K5 WliLL FOR CITIZENS. IT" r. ii"" dearer iii-lii'.i-' What rtt honorable record this in j ti. n i.f oii cltlzensnip in it i"r mose wini nave iiirectc.1 tliei 1'uliUc !nixitH'MM hat been conducted I I !::.! than the prompt- eounty's affair during this jeriod. . anl clif-K .-luess iih which ob- We give praise without rencrva stU'ii i" t:..' public are met anil , I ion. to every one who nan contri Mluir''!. buted to the success of thin nchleve- .loilir-J by ti.. rule. Itke county "M't. .everr r:m"'.l to In- proud ol Itn ;m!ati..n. trow fact exhibited u j with the name care tut If it were ,. (Ulin iuent tax lint of the county a Private enterprise. The samebusl !,!i,.ivl lu this issue. We lou't j w'-- niethod-, bo successfully ap- 4wan.rroui.ty in the state can ! P--ed J th member of the county . ...... v ,.!.. i board to the management and cou- lip H Irurr pimn mill i . duct of numiwful individual Interests Tit total tux levy for the year 190,5 1 nave avaneo. xo uring me results. "Well done good and faithful ser vants." Wlien the lout dollar shall tt,jt1 limn w liot toiuw n Mil. tn. ... I ; . .... .... .t a ....... 1 . I ... . t 'III IIM, in rft mm jiruiiiLir" . . I al lountiiiic to im nearly f I'- fioO. Of this amount LTe remain r.npiiid an shown by iTt. fin iiit rt published delln- start in needed public improve ments. I'-etter roods especially, are demanded. Enterprising comniun- 224, nearly all of , Ililll if ll'i'- fri.Iil rerOtlS Hot clt- ii f ii.imtv. onlv four of. , ; ltlen everywhere are agitating thin ( item tit i.!i'i,em ln-ing charged ; A number of counties in our ow n UftM,i ' ' 1,-,,r,v l-rIK-roun. ; btuU. 1)JiVt. u to act ,a tljiH dllvc. ih .tn iliiittiii,;', arid Itn Jn-.iplel ore-! ill tl.e rlortauti.'e of public () uu.. nxpnyem. . ti Kir, are ;i heavy tax to business men and consumers lu ltke couutv. If we can have such roads .th's. anil, iiti ! we no otlter cauw 'ifciiu-r:inil;iii.n, thin iuNiuilj- "l " : ' taxe U.uttieient at )HV ,1M.(, ,,. frt.,KlllnK t all t r hi the j.len.lid , w.UM))tlpl .,, H(J iI11iroved an to add ;irt tiia ie by l utli tax p'iyt rw, and : j (ifTit-r w hi.NC ibity it in tocoilect. i'.r Lave wurUei) wit ll jw-al. iind iVf pijteed .,ur eounty at tlitf very luftt.c ..,!,, f,,r pr.ii.ii.tn,w!m,.U4tjI,r(irtutofr(.);hUl i me ifn"t uiiili.f ot linn lliiportallt 'Hilit duty. cut tlii i not all. 1 luring tin- iirri-nrK ! p;tM-.. Luke nnty n rnlui-e.) it- Iiidebtediienn nearly rtr Umho.-u, i .!.,!arn, ufur pacing invat xtH'i:-...-., and there now re iiiii. ".!? ft . ; -i Ku- and utipai-l i:ot v-tlins l. t.iy two t hou-.a ml dol f. ttiry .! ;!;ir i.f liii li i certain l.:iij l.y ti,.. imi, f April. 1.", Hied at Dairy. - 1. b'.ii!.. i! i'i,.. ut hin ti.aue near -7 on tin- llih iimt.ofpt.eiiiiionia, !tT Lri- ill,,. .. .jr. Uom.ell w'a 'fi aliout year; he van tlie 'W tif ,,.;r f-hlldreu. Mm. lrn-u f'leyof JAkeview, Mm. . H. fool ' Boimiiza, Mi-n Myrtle and John ".., tin- latter liven at home aud m Myrtle ha lived In I-akevlew "tbepiud euuple of yearn. Mr. rwiwll wife died about t o yearn -mie w41 hotlfled of la-r fatln-r'n '-au. l..;. nt OU(.V( uut he "4 before nl.e reached hoine. The H'Jk 1h(. KrvjVj, thii.irin '-'I'ari,!. v.Ht, t)iein In their Inv vnil,.1)t k Appropriations for Columbia. W.tur 1 ,.),,, i,,, j,roven hiiu ii. i'-! worker v heti lie tt "-.!.y , ,lu,e to work for, and ' l''i.-;.jji::i .,, ,,f (),-,.-, c.iii "'rc!'i v can-. '-te t... .!, (. rujilied , pp.,itiol f "'""'ll;.:.., :,to., of ll.e Kiwm 'l5 ' oiiii.-iilti1, ir.-jioti -t '"'"'vj f ,, j j. (V1;!ij , i n. '"1'r,;- ta'.iith of the ri.lutobla.. otii 4' pouudn to VW poun.ln to the draw ing capacity of ea h home, the effect will Ik? at once wen In low er mnt of all heavy goodn, and In lo rn. The commendable bunluenn ecou omy that ban dintinguinhed the jiant admiulntratioii of the Iniard will find the way to place the jieople under furt tier obligation to thetu, in the future by completing the Boo. I work of freeing the county from i!--li(. and then bi ntartingj thone iliij.rnveiiientu which the COII- yeul.'ii. e "r the peo.!"' and the lieedn , ol buniuen re. pi In.-. " j Lat Saturday evening the I. O. t). K. and l.ex'kahn met at the Odd IYHiiwh" hall, after the regular meet ing of the dd Fellows, for the pur pose of instniiing their oliiii-rs for the eiifiiiiug term. Odd KeHows and their wives ali.l KelK'kahn and their husbtiuds were prenent to the iiuinher of about lO'.t. The i I'lv ini'iiies were performed in a pt. Hsiiii; iiiriuia r. and after all olti eers were duly installed and assumed the respective Marions. District Dep uty Grand Master F. 1. Light an nounced that t he ludien would pass around the room and draw ticket from a bos at the Noble Grand's chair, each ticket lieing numlierett. When thin wan over with, the gentle men present did likewise, drawing tickets on which weredublicate num bers and the lady holding the num ber corresponding to a gentleman. s number was to eat supper with that gentleman. Two tables the full length of the ntore building under the I. O. (). V. hall wan loac'ed don with all the good thingnto eat that a Ilebekah can think ol. The relish with which these dainty viands were disposed of could not have been mistaken by an OLlooker for inere make believe. The I'.elnkahn installed the follow ing ollicers: Mrs. G. S. Kanter, X. G.; Mrs. 1.. Vauderpool. V. G.; Mm. W. '.. Moss, Sec.; Lottie Ahlstrom, Treas.; Mrs. F. M. Green, Warden, Mrs. Win. liykeman, . G., Mm. S. F. Ahls trom; I. G.: Mrs. I). J. Wilcox, Con.; Mrs. Jackson. It. S. X. G.; Mrs. .J.; Aviragnete, L. S. X. G.; Mis. T. J. Magilton, ft. S. V. G.; Mrs. C I. .Snider. L. H. V. i. The Odd Fellown iuntalled the fol lowing oflicem: J. Q. Wlllitn, X.G.; F.O. Ahlntroui, V. G.; A. W. Maurlug. Sec.; H. Ual ley. Trcan.; Ijh IV-all, Warden; F. O. Bunting, O. C.; J. Aviragnete. I. .; I. 1'. Lane, Con.; F. I. Light, It. S. X. G.; Win. Dykemau, L. S. X. G.; . 1'. Malloy. l:. S. V. G.: S. F. Ahls trom, l. s. v. ;. I'.ailey . MassinjiiH Iwuht i:W,tWK), rrevi.nn pnrch;ea ' Total )urchuse! 1". M. Mler bought this week 1'ieviims pii,elmes T tiil purchase A.'V'retiile f ales In il ite, in the county. . .i;i0,),0C0 bailey it M:isitij;il! huve Vieen buying under instrui'ti.ttip Iroin the Caveily lirm. dealers in w.kiI in I'.oston, and have n ieivetl notice to discontinue pur clia?iiijj; in their behalf. Why Caeily has ceased buying is not known. Mr. Miller con tin ilea in the market, and jtives no notice of chanue in i the price. There remains an estimated half mil- House bill Xo. "7, abolishing the 41)0,01)0 j olfice of District Attorney and crcat 5:50,000 j lug the office of County Attorneys 420,000 iin lien thereof was made special 4"5,000 order for 10 o'clock last Friday. A S73.000 motion to indelluately postpone the '. measure was defeated. Kay's bill, establishing flat salariea j fur state ollkern was recommended ! for passage by the committee nf the : House on salaries. It proviilen a ! salary of .",000 for the Governor, i and for Secretary of State, State i Treasurer, and Judges of the Supreme Court. $4,500 each, and for. Attorney General, $:,600. Representative Steiner'n bill mak- li"n pounds of wool unsold, of Lake ' ing Counties liable for 50 per centum county's prospective clip for the ear ' of the assessed value of ntock killed l!HVj. Should I lie remainder be market-j unlawfully, on the rauge, wan iutro ed at the price realized for that part of j duced iu the House last week. the clip already sold, there will be dis bursed in the county, about 1311,000. Tlie wootgrowerf oi Lake county who have sold their wool are now at ease. The clip must be" a heavy, one, the losfea eo far have been nothing more than a summer loss, the price is thej House bill 17 J ' to- provide $50,000 best received for several years, and it I for expenses of the legislative session- . i really makes one glad to look into the and S.S.'!.000 for claims and detkien face of a Lake county woolurower. cies passed the House the 24th. The proposed i.ew County of Cas cade, seems to be. a possibility. It takes off the North went part of Was co county. ' There seems little pros pect of any other new counties. cies l4 A No Steer in It. Our sporting editor was called to the phone Monday morning and put in communication with a gentleman at Uidwell who offered to liet one ),........ ...1 .1.11. 41... ...tl.l ..-....' iiiuucauu uuiiuia lm.iv iiiu n iiu dlcu etory published in The Examiner was not no. However, said sporting ed- blll to create Sth, Judicial Dis trict has passed the House, to con sist of liak,er county, and to create I the tenth Judicial. District, to con- si.st of Union and Wallowa Counties. The State Senate lias voted 2G to:!, against making train robbing a cap ital offense lu this state. A bill nmk- itor did not have on his sportlug jng ti, maximum penalty for this 5teiner In the legislature. In a l tter from Chan. Moore. State Treasurer to Hon. W. A. Man-si ugill in the following very complimentary reference to our Representative Dr. It. F. L. sieiner: "He In proving hlmnell one of the most active aud useful member In tu Houne. bin not hapjieulng to be on tU winning dde In the Organl tatlon fight in no wine impairing hh unefuluenn, an he U recoguIud as one of the wide awake fellow who keep track of things, and ban Ideas about thetu. Yon niado no mistake In sending him, nor ban he made any mistake nlaco he ban been here." Hudi In the Impression made by Dr. Stcluer upon men who have full op portunity to observe hi- " '1' un who know b! character und worth, this churacu-ruulloii by Mr. Moor- U fully J'Mlllied, aI our ..... pride b. 1 .111 ro- " " -) to whMi be in put. Aci.i.v-inioii f "'4 Stale i.ivntly hi-M t K'''"" m...uto the t.-gi'l"!.. iu r,'l"'M' I of I he l. re-oj!. Ur roil-.ty , nol'ri I" take cuisiin. i Address on Lodges. Last Sunday night the M. I,. Church was filled to staniling room ".f-.i-T- frft .rrr,"K! bt"V -""'.! ikA find scats, and those who did find seats were packed ill the jn;w s as closely an wan convenient, llev. Snyder delivered a short lecture ' on the Lodges, a nubji-ct most difficult to handle. A man who does not lie long to Lodges cannot apprise him self of sufficient knowledge to enable him to speak upon the subject at any length or with any degree of In telligence, and the man who does belong to Lodges cannot tto far enough Into the workings of the or ders to enlighten his hearers to auy great extent without placing him self lu an unfaithful light before the Lodges to which he belongs. Therefore, It might not be out of place to say that the place to lecture ldge iiieiiiltem who do not live up to the teachings of the order, uud 110 doubt then are noimv in iu the LxJgu room. Then roast them good i und hard. Married. i)n iiu.- 21' th ultimo, at theL-Aekn jt.uu li. by W. Dio'.ey, A. M.llar.listy to Mioi Ijcna Loveless, nlstcr of (has. L.,vil-n. M" il,y vvr ," !:"'' they have U-.-n 111a one. trousers, it being Monday morning he could not "call the bet" with his immediate resources. Neither would the Iildwell gentleman disclose bin name. Mr. Ieck Smith, the gentle man at the phone, ventured to assure us that the story had been enlarged upon. But he was not so vicious us the editor of the Record who cover ed the whole ground by saying The Examiner had lied about it. Mr. Smith was more of a gentleman, and could see how the story could have come out in natural channels. The boys had been having some fun; they had rode calves nothing wrong n l.uut that and hail pulled u buggy on the hotel porch, and had even made the statement the next day that a steer was hitched to tlrtj buggy, but this he said, was told td annoy the owner of the steer In question, and as a fact the steer was not hitch ed to the- buggy. Mr. Smith could see that a stranger who had heard the racket and then heard the boys telling ot It the next day, could very easily be led to believe the story true. The whole thing didn't amount to as much as the Ink the Record used iu making a mess of it, as It does of everything else It sticks Its nose into. Shooting at Silver Lake. Some notice ot this affair was giv en in our Issue last week, uud the mat ter has not yet been made very clear. First, a warrant was issued for Uert McKune on complaint of H. F, Lane, which Was revoked by order of the li!trict Attorney, and a warrant for the arrest of McKuml was issued, and an o Ulcer has been sent to take Mm In custody crime a term of 40 years lu prison lias a good prosfiect of becoming a law. A good bill, by the House Com mittee on Revision of Laws has been Introduced providing that voters once registered need not register again while he remains in the pre cinct where he registered, this ap plies to counties of less than 75,000 population. A. H. McMahon, a local attorney of Salem has handed to the members of the State Senate a paper charging Superintendent James, of the State penitent iary with using public funds for his own benefit in the purchase of family supplies. In the House at Salem, Speaker' Mills' resolution that the legislature adjourn finally, on the 10th of Web ruary, was voted down. Mr. Mills, however, yet believes the work tan be completed by that time, and ex pects to labor to that end. . Xo doubt the legislature will pass the bill allowing County School Superintendents to suspend county Institutes for the year, In the interest of the Educational Congress at Fort land during the I-wls and Clark fulr. A bill has passed the State Senate allowing County Courts to author t.u the construction of experimental roads. It is hoped this will lead to activity In all the counties lu the work of building good roads. i The legislature Is fciideavojing to formulate a law that will enublu the What thin trouble gtew out of has I countleu to colhvt tuxes 011 foreign not vi t been ascertained by the pub-! ""'U I'X'-Ul't into Urn state., it U Jie. There in, however, 110 known ' dluiculH o frame a law for 'ii'U tax reason lor u general belief thai it has1 utloti that v III Imj constitutional, If any connect Ion with soculled ranvM It Imposes i tax not n-iM'Hed 11 gainst, troubles. . ' sheefi of resident owners hh well.