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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1905)
xa ( t o ao xx-owk-k-o xx-ooc fictional local MM. A. A MATTER OF HEALTH P Howard Mil"'" I" vl'r ,,-("" A'1''1 .; ( MHi-lMTr f lily Ih 1m Lakrview. I r. Knqucsl Is In town from tlio (ItKlTl . S,.v l,ce mil Embroidery t A hl- Htriiin l",,,H- Kn in I'lrks came down from Crook ml Creek yesterday. 20j(l. Calico ''f l ,K) Stiinlay only, t lakeview Mcr. Co. Hi'iiil tl"' Indian War Story In tliin nml next week's Examiner. II', Y. Miller of Paisley Hold a Mpnn nl horse t his for f200. MrM. V.. Metr.kcr has been miff or itur from in abcesH on her eye. T. A. frump came over front War ner Motiil'iy on land buslneMH. The lakeview Mer. Co. will nell oh SalurilH.v imlv. LI I v.Ih. Calico for $1 00. ,inllrH nml CIiIIiIiviih Oxford Ties nml ShikIiiIh nt Lakeview Mer. Co. Ijiilii'M Shirt Waists, Corset Covers, iliittiiK. etc Just, "t AlilNt rom llnw. .1. S. KHsiiy nml Mm, M. C. Currier id riHr arrived here Tuesday to mi Mrs. KH-.ii v. Seed rye fur Sale. At in.v place on tin' Wii M.le or at linllcy iV Massin "IIIkiu'.I L. Rerun rd A; Sun in Lako- vil'W. DM Rolf'r. Nki.nov. Till' l.iikcwew Mer. Co. have the Infe ct nml ni'iit complete lini' of Luilics Summer "I n I WnitH ever shown in Lllil'Vil'M . A lii ciiw to wi'il was issued 1 li it tvc'k for t w o popular .runny; people nl Aili'l, Mr. .In in. 'H Wakefield nml Mil's .Ionic MollllioUgll. If you Hunt to see a tint lint of Em-bruidiTi.- In- Miir inn see the line that is no mi il i r- lu v nt the Lakeview Mer. Co., In-iii niii- inrh to 4S ineheH wide. Last wi-t'k we loMt our note hook, mill when it wax found; lifter tin' pUHT WHS out, I III- IIOteH of Joe Klngry being in town and tin de. purttm- of Mrs. I,. Yninlerpool for I'rliii'villc were not checked off. If .von iiiti-nil to beautify your l"ni', do It ,v planting trees. Fruit trees nml shade tri'i'H hoth add tn tin- hcaiity of a lii.ini'. R. 1). I Miipli'Mili-n s in your country now j "111 Will take y our orders for trees. I .iihh Si-hliii l Jtst week received an unli r from n Iruggisl for sev eral liiinili.il ,f her copyrighted li'Wtnl iiiiiU. They will l,c quite a Owelty t,, ;.,,,,. ,,llt f,ii- 'tli Indians a s Lakeview peo.ple lire, tt'eiirt- In reeeipt of a copy of the r,''M,rt "ftlie Third Annual Convon- tli.ii Weath,.,- I'.uren-u Otllclals held j ""Voi'lii. s.'pt. no, lasj, and con- j ''""I-i. time nays, published hy "'""'"lilj of I lie Secretary of Am i- ili'l-i itin-i'il,,,, ,,f ,. rhlef ' ""-WViith..,- -.,eau. j 111' 1 1 1 r -IPC w -i . "trythin,, yoes wrong. You "re "red an the time, casiLv aiscouri;,'d, nervous, and J"blc. Your cheeks are Srsaparilla &le ai'J uUr hlooil is ihm. r duor bays you are '"reatencu' with a nervous !f,5d?M' H urJcrs this Fnd old f ,miv. ,MC(ioit.,. b. r"' ItHtrf 1 1 ii , '" ).ilM..l ' I l-ll i- !ii-ii '. I li ll.. v I'M 1111 j Absolutely Pure HAS HO SUBSTITUTE HORN.t I'lne Creek, On-tfon, April 7, l!Hi;. to the wife of liny Hammer Hley, a hoii. I am prepared to make lilue prints or platH of any Township in the Lhkevlew Land District, showin entries; land ri'stored from the n--Hi-rve, and laud reserved. Address, W. P.. ,-mii;ii. Lakeview, Ore. 7-tf Mr. ami Mrs. Harvey and little son I oea rri veil home from Sail I' ra ncisco Monday noon: They report having spent the winter vi ry pleasantly, hut were Kind to yet home. They will jjo to the ranch at Siiininer Lake for a short stay. Win. 1. I; pliinson. wlm lias lieen tendiuic camp for Win. Smock the past year, came in town last Satur day from Kock Creek. Will says the Smock sheep ill lamlionthe desert lief ore shearing:. lie returned to cinnp Sunday. Mr. .1. YV. Maxwell, secretary of tue Development l'imue has a letter from Mr. II. L. Holnate, assistant iCu-iineer of the Reclamation service, who offers tniii h encouriiuenient for the development of Lake county. Lack of space foihids pulilishinji the letter In full. The annual Summer Session of the I'lilversity of California will liejjin on Monday, June L'tilh. and close six weeks later, on Friday, August 4th. Representative teachers from other American universities and from Luroponn universities will, as in the past, he on its faculty. We have on our exchange lalile a copy of the Seaside Signal, No 'J. Yol. 1. The Signal is a new acquisi tion nt Seaside, Oregon, and is edit ed hy R. M. Watson. The new paper gives promise of becoming an impor tant feature in the renown of Sea side. l-rank llarnum informs us that he has leased his ranch to his son, Kll. and he and his wit" " ill take a trip to Shasta county, Calif., this sum mer, where Mr. I'.nrnnin's aged par ents live. The.v will also isit Mrs. R.H.inuV ;..'.;''!:: ' I"' Wili-meMe valley, w here Mrs. I'-ar n owns a Hood farm. They may ivnfain a way a v ear. Will. MelI.er of this pl.'l-e. who m.i n inter, st. d in chicken i ii-- ig for some lime, and who could so o reason why the slow process of -a day egg production could nol he I. -ovcl upon, hasi-ii.-oidcd in niiinga hen that lays two eggs at a lime. However, he says lie is not yet satisfied, as the hen only lays i-very otner day, and now he wants to get ..ue that will lay every day. We hope he w ill succeed Adro.i nnd Arve. Coleman, two well known heep roacher- arrived at Warner cauyou first of the week lueonipany with four other shearers from Crook county. The hoy come wltu Clearing machine und will work ut tlie new power sliearln plant at the Loveles- place. Other shearer- are expected to arrive boo.., an(lut-rew ofuhout 2.". men will he ,lllt n when Hie Plant Is lu good working order. A g 1 enu he sheared in one day- A H1DSOMESH0E .l leathers, ail styles. mis is one I! j Lakeview to Have Race Heet. j Hen. D. Harrow and Joe Lane are j circulating a subscription paper this week for money for races. ' The Ex aminer cannot help hut he pleased to mention this move on the part of these gentlemen, as we stated a couple of weeks ago that it was time to hegln if Lakeview was going to have races this year we hope to si-e the hoys succeed in securing a large sum for purses. The Agricul tural Association will give a like sum. The Result in Chicago. Judge Dunne wn.H elected Mayor of Chicago on April 4th hy a plurality of 'l;ls and received a majority of !l4."i of all the votes cost. Jle also I had the distinction ut receiving the greatest vote ever cast in Chicago for a candidate for the otlice of Mayor. He was given 101, i.7J votes out of a total of :WJ,:!7:l. Mr. Harlan the Republican candidate, received 1:57,111. Ends Its Work. The Federal C j rand Jury completed ils work lat Saturday. Seven more in ilictait'iitH were returned, and others were voted hut not returned for lack of time. One "John Due. " State Senator Robert A. Hootli, his brother James 11. F.ooth, Kx-Repreben-at.ive W.J. Jones, Fl'Hiik K. Alley, A. R. and Ed. Downs, Strphen Turned and ('. A. W'stson were all indicted. Weed Road Sold. I The Weed Lumber company, wit h the large tracts of timber land. Mills laud railrcrad has sold the entire holdings to R. A. Long, of Kansas City. There is yet hopes that the : 'ceil road w illeventiially becxtend : ed into K la math county. Hats! Hats! Hats! 1 have them. All the Latest sly les. Tlie.V are up to-date in every particular and are sure to please. Come In and Inspect these hats. You will he a welcome caller, even if you don't buy. Trices are reasonable MltS. I'lCAKI. Mixkhy. Filial Jrvot. Land Otlice at Lakeview, Ore., April 8, l'J0.. Notice in hereby given that the following named settler liaa tiled notice of Ida intention to make dial proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at their office at Lakeview, Oregon, on Mav 2"i, 15, vi: Rufus K. Funk. Hd Entry No. 2148, for the NK'4' NE'i, Sec. 23, Tp. 40 S., R.20E., It'. M. He names the following wit nessea'to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation"! said l"d, viz: James I. Duke, David H. Ilarlxog, It. A. Fax ton and Jonas King, all of Lake view. Oregon. 1.-, p) J. X. W. rsox, Regiftcr. Are Getting Interested. We are in receipt of another letter from John T. Whistler, Engineer of the I". S. (ieological Survey, station- j ed at 1'endieton, inclosing a copy of the Reclamation act. lu his letter Mr. Whistler states: "I would sug gest that you draw up as definite statements as can le made of any reclamation enterprise which you tliiuk has not been looked into suf ficiently, or possibly not at all, try the Reclamation Service, and ad dress a letter to the Secretary of the Interior and to the chief Engineer of the Reclamation Service at IV'ashing ton, I). C. This is more work for the League to do, and It appears that if we are to get the government to any action on our irrigation schemes, our lyague should not be idle a moment. We must say again what we have often said: That the gov ernment Is not hunting aimlessly about for irrigation projects, hut are Investigation only those that are most urgently pressed for their at tention. A waiting perl icy might se cure something for Lake after all other projects are under way orconi- pleted, hut are we satisfied to wait till the very last? In answer to a letter addresse 1 to Dr. James IFithyeonibe, director of; the Oregon Agricultural College by I the editor of this paper some time i ago in regard to t he possibility of ! getting our Irrigation projects inves- ' tigated by government ollicials, Mr, Wiihycoiiibe says, in part: I would ! advise von to address Hon. F. II. i Xewell, chief Engineer of the Reel a-1 matioi) Service, who will doubtless j advise you in this matter, also ad-1 vise you to secure a copy of the pro- j ceedings of the first Congress of t he ' Engineers of the Reclamation Ser vice." ' Dr. Withycomhe has been in Lake county and when here made a study of our resources, uud he expresses great hope thut we may succeed in; interesting the government in our ir- j rlgation project. He further suys that the opportunities for expansion that are lu our section are great, and i offers himself at ouraervlpe at any time he cau Ire of use to us. Med in San Francisco. Only a few weeks ago The Exaini-j ner, in a series of articles on "Old Times and Old Timers," had occas ion to mention the first child born in Lakeview, This child was Fannie Dunlap. .laughter of Mrs. Hawley shoe mum ToE?5f WITH THE CHARACTER MAKERS M'X fM THE LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE con P ANY. 9iooeooao to Hull by her first husband, and only child from the union. Miss Dunlap. was given a lot on Water Street north of the J. XV. Howard Store, as a souvenir. The first child born In Lakeview now lies In the cold clay in a ceme tery at San Francisco. Mrs. Win. Gunther received the sad news of the death of Fanny Dunlap Lucey which oecured at San Francisco on March 31st, after a severe illness oS two weeks, at the age of :10 years. Fanny Dunlap grew to girlhood la Lakeview and was loved hy all who knew her. She went to Portland, and then to San Francisco, where she died. A clipping from the S. F. Call is an follows: Mrs. Francis Lucey, a married woman, ;tn years old, died at the Pacific Hospital last Friday night from septicemia, following a crimi nal operation. Sirs. Lucey made a statement in the presence of witnes ses that the operation had been performed by Dr. Jowly n, or Dr. White. On March 17th she went to. Dr. Edward L. Grossman for relief and he performed a necessary opera tion. She was taken to the Pacific; Hospital at noon last Friday. Her husband is Wilbur J. Lucey, a bar ber. Detective Cody placed Dr. Otto J. Joslyn under arrest for murder. The circuuistanc'cHsurroumling the death of Mrs. Duuiap Lucey Is sad, indeed, and her many friends in. Lakeview are in deep sorroiv, nml extend deepest, sympathy to the hus band and mother, Fine Creek Wins (lame. A second hall game between the "kid" teams t.f Lakeview and PiiiA Creek was played Sunday, this Ua& on the Lakeview diamond. The game resulted in a worst! defeat for the Lakeview boys t tut a did the one played at Pine Creek the Simd.iy be fore, the score being 20 tfN in favor of Pine Creek. The day was a very disagreeable one hoth for the players? and the spectators. A cold wind blew fronj the north and by the time the tfame was ended most everyone; had "froxe out" uni? gone houx' The Iuikevlow boys Itecaine dis couraged in the middle of the game aud lost all interest. The Pino Creek, team had considerable advantage in the way of avolrdiqroU and age and getting a goisl send off at the start, held lh Lakeview boy down all tie- ay through the game.