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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1908)
LA K F. COI'NTy EXAMINER. LAKEVIEW, OREGON. '1 1 1 1 ' I: M I A . OCTOBER . ii i II J i I I GOLDEN EAGLE Gold Mining Company Of Goldrim, Oregon 50,000 Shares of Treasury Stock For Sale at 5 Cents per Share This Company was Incorported Maj 24th, 1907, under the the Laws of Arizona. Capital Stock, l,2r,0,000 Shart'5, full paid and noiwisjessible, par value, $ 1 .00. The group of claims contains about 250 acres, located among the best, with good Allowing : Inspection solicited. IV, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: leo. V. Atkins, President ; A. A. Patock, V. PreVt. and Hen. Manager ; C. M. Woodland, Secretary ; Geo P. Atkins, I reasurer. Correspondence solicited. GEO. F. ATKINS, Corning, California. J Personal Mention PKOFliSSIONAL CAKDS t V. CONN Attorney at I. aw. Ukrvlm, l)iri OKHCK-ll llulMin. Jt I). VENATOR Attorney at Law, lind Matter Mp.-rlnll OKKH E Buil.llilK. -plus. .1. iowell Attorney at Law Oltli-f lu luly Building I.AKKVIHW, OlIKUO.N Qll AULES (MBACU Land and Law Ofilce Abstractor of Titles Etllhiit IHH8 L.VKKVIKW, OlIKiiO.S ' LAIR THOMPSON Attorney at Law Olllce: Over Bank of Lnkevle Lakk ikw, Oiimjo.n Blue Prints Made I will make line Prints nf any tract of liud In ihe Lakeview Land District, and do iibHtnict work. Cull or write V. U. SNYDER Lakeview Oregon SOME DRY LAND PHILOSOPHY Lake County Fanner and Stock Kaiser 15 Years Experience Mr. Editor; WIiimi ihegni.ing was fni-w could manage to live, now we have to pay In nd value for grn lug for whnt used tola; tilt' public il tiiwi in. We have to pay It or stay ,,ni vtii i lie IiiuiUt has ruined f:i, per tlioiiMMinI hIihv t tie protection of limber. Even the II re wood has rained In proportion, liven the farmer wont he allowed to kill a duck cime-ben or a goose. Hut lie liar 10 fnriii to feed tlieiu. or herd them off. I Ix lleve we ought to have even than ei'H with our griming according to i.nr f lock. V e i ncournge new-ioin cih lo nettle the country but It wouM ui Hum to know the chances they have Now the fanner ran look back when the. Hold grain for 40 and .'i0 n fin a hundred, while now we ran hardly net ll for 2 rent hT pound. In eiiiiMe I hey ha ve deiuaiid for It, a ureal deal in ore than they ran sup ply. Bin vc have plcntyof ground t rube more. All It needs In to fniiii the ground, anil take chances wnli Hier'-Ht. Industrious farmers eali always live and always have to have Home one to help them. If they ilont have uioin y they dont. Ret any one to uork for them, because we have to worn for I hone who are able to pay iih for i lit work, an the work w oul I no. be done iiiiIohh paid for. What makes hluh whkch, Ih I lin e Job to one niuii What make wane low Ih Ihreeincu for tine Job. And If you save your money you might have a rent between Jotw. 1 liave paid T.r my experience. Joe Ainbrowe' The iVo-pentUH lry Fanner A man lit sometimes known by the com puny that in trying to get away from him. HIOI CHOO JOMX X O OIK)0004)0$ KK Oi KK JO OOJ o Eye Opener Special Bargains at Reynold's Store a ' -.-.- I will guarantee Lower Prices than any jj store in Lakeview. We do all our own jj work. Reynold's store is the place to jj buy your Merchandise. jj B.R.eyno!ds i Red Livery Barn E. E. LINEVILLE, Prop. New Kitfs and f&Kf32 sPc"nL Accommo Fancy Teams fcA' dations to Let For Freighters Corner Canyon and Main Sts, Lakeview, Ore. (lea. 1 Armatrontr, who In travel-' ln tor llolt Mrim, of Kt'icklon t 'ulir, wim In Liikevlpw lant wn-k. Ir. 1 Annul rontf Ix (iroinliient In polltli'ii of Cnlifunila, linlliK I Iih trenmirdr of, tin- Mm to ilwiiKMrrHll!? I'l'iitml commit te. I l',d Liiinb. of I'iiIhIcv, wiib in town ; I'ri.liiy. Atlnrney Oiulmeh went to AlturHH) ImhI Tlnirmliiy on lenl IhihI ihhh. ' I.. N. Kelnny, of I'IumIi wh lier ; Hiiturdiiy. l-'n-d O. Hull of Hun I'rnin Ihco, wiih diilnir biiclni'HH hern Hiiturdny. I (I. H. MnruHii, rif HiiHwliee, Okhi- hiiuiiiMHH up hero vlnAinu Mm country hint week.' J. P. Kidliliurii, of Colli'K" ity, (!ullf (iriiul, whmm imw-coiiier hiHtweek. luliii l'n lur Mini I'. ,1. Klin, who hold iiiiujnu ehiiiiiH in Hi" tinl'lriin, eniiie over frntn Anhlund ImhI week to 'lo iimeMHinefit wink. ). (ulmi, a ii:ltiliK niHii from tJold flelrl, Nflvedii, eiune no lMt week to Innk over tint Onl Iron (lllrii t J 1 11)111 lA OrHVH, till! Htlllin IIIHMOII, who left hero foi Khiiiuith Fall mime, wnekii tutu, returned by auto hint Sun day. Kettn Hriiwii. of Ft. Iiidell whh a K'iPHt of Hotel Lnknvifw Friday. (I. V. Hainrenley, of New I'lnc t!rek witH in town HuturJuy. - I'lHiik lioKlern, the nheepnian of I'IuhIi, wiih n-KlHtered at Hotel Lake view Kiitnriliiy. M. 11. HopkiiiH, of (foidrun whd doliiK buMtuei-a In town Friday. .1. I). I.yke, of Drewa valley, whh In town Friday. H. l)iii)leln flpd wife ure n w eotnera from Lou Anueb-H ho have rome to! nlay. J. K. FerifiiHon and J. P. Paterfon, of New Pino Creek, were in town Frl-dya. MHunel KwcilZ, of ThoiiiviK ereek j came over Friday. I J, M Deldritk. of Toledo, Oregon,; came down liiHt week to look a. Iliix eonntry. i F. A Fitpat rii: nnd family of t he j Z. ninch were ifiientH at the Hotel Liikeview ImhI week. . W, (J. HHrtlerndo and family of DiivIh t'reek were in town laht week. K. W CaHeheer, of Hly whh in town liint Friday. W. II. Henefli'l, of I'lunb, whh in town hint week. C. A. Morrinou, of Merrill, wan in town Friday. C. W. 10 Jet ninua of 4-rt5 27 was a Kuest of Hotel Lakeview Friday. The Ft. I!idell Goldnuet tiHys: Mra. L. KeHnioiiH, of Lakeview, la inakiiiK a v ieit to her etata' iu law Mra. LeinherKer, thin week. We acknowledge a pleaHant cull from the lading. J. S. Ke!nay, of Mrrtle Creek, Ore (ton, U here looking for eheep. Oeo. Ilankin left Saturday with Ida auto for a run to Alturaa. W. C. Ford of Prinevllle, about Nov lat will open a okating rink io in the buildiuK, formerly known a the Field' buildiuK, on corner of llear and West Streets. J 'T. Dunn, of Wallace, Idaho, waa amonit the lie comers in town Tues day. 11. F.. Pelz came over tiom Klamath I al's Sunday niuii with a paity of coininendHl nieu la his Thotuaa Flyer. W. 11. Honstou. wife and child were in from Adel Tuesday. The Kxamiuer acknowledges a call. Geo. llHtian, nf PaiHley, was doing busiiiess in town Tuesday. II. W. tilaier lKjbutldinK a buuealo on w Ii a t wag formerly the Uuuther property, close to Slash and West Street. (1. F. Farm waa down from Puisley Saturday. F. B. Murpby was a Kenoito doiug Lakeview Saturday. Thos. Flook and wile were in from Rock creek Saturday. T. A. Crump represented del in town Monday. J. T. Shiver, of Sa'em, shivered a little dtiriu,; our cold spell Saturday. Miss Nellie Cleland, of Plush, speut several days in town last week visit ing friends and relatives. W. Hadley, raud J. W. (Mies, of Anderson, Calif, were iu town Mon day with a Jloud of tine grapes aud peaches, for which tney found ajready market. Mrs. McDouald has erected a cot tage on lieruard St. iu Watsou's add ition. Miss Austin, one of the school teachers of Lakeview, aud her sister, are housekeeping in the Baptist pnrsouage Mnrrlntre llcenap waa Inmued by County Clerk Payne to N. P. Jenaon and Mr. Anna Schroder, on Oct. 2, l'.HiS. "NEW THINGS" That J on may find at lllcber'a Cnah Store th la week: LAP1KS' CLOAKS MISSKV COATS CIIILDHICN'S COATS UNDKUWFAK MKN'S OVKUS1IIKTS LADIFS SCAUFS MKN'S SUITS LAIUFS' SLlI'l'KHS 1'1'HK MAPLK SAP .nYKFP "IIANNFH" HHAND FLOFH ome oue posted in both matters says a man can run a business with out advertising and he can wink at a pretty girl in the dark. Hut, what's the use? Mor Than Enough it Too Hitch To maiutaiu health a mature niau or woamn needs just euough food to repair the waste and supply euergy and body beat. The halditual con sumption of more food than Is necess ary for these purposes is the prime cause of stomach troubles, rneuma Mum and disorders of the kidney, if troubled with indigestion, revise your diet, let reason aud not appe tite control and take a tew doses of Chamberlan'a Stomach aud Liver Tablet's and you will soon be all right again. For sale by Daly aud hall. There are two things to consider during the hot weather: ELECTRIC IRONS AND lt HALLOCK FIRELESS COOKERS Call at our store and have them explained to you. We will let you take a Fireless Cooker on trial Lakeview Mercantile Co. -Tvrritiinuiii nrrnnonnonnnnaiiiiiinu4 COUNTY NEWS Silver Lake Krmii Tin- I 'l r. TheOlie Hamilton properly that wfm Hold under a jiidyinient obtained by S. A lcHter, w h puretiaHed T. L Powell of Lakeview, which he af terwards Hold to County Clerk Pn j ne. A. H. Ilowtnan and C. A. Pollard, C. S. Government land inpe torn, were in our city nnd vicinity Heveral ilajnliHt week onbUBlneaa connected with the land department. E. 1). LutK haa reuted the Inne place on Summer Lakcand will move down there at once. We are very aorry to lone .Mr. Lutz from ainoni; un, 88 he la one of our Industrious, wide-awake, proKreaaive cltlwnH. All of Mr, and Mrs. Lutz'a many frienda wlali them success In their new home. Jnmea E. Porter nnd bia son, Frank, both prominent farmers of Lhnai ilia county, apent several daya looking over the Cbrl tmaa Lake country, examinliiff the soil, and were so well pleased that they made tillnjr on lands. They both say that uorthern Lake count f In the coming wheat country of the uorthweat. W. (J. Trill id Portland arrived in lu our city on Wednesday's at a ire. and will at once begin work for the Lake County Chamber of Commerce to procure data for a general write up of the county. It is the intention to publish 10.000 copies for distribu tion at the Seattle expowition. Let all who wish to we Lake county forge to the front should give Mr. Trill the helping hand wheu he talis on you. Iho Summer Lakers are feeling pretty well satisfied as to their grain crop. While they were not so big as they had counted on, still what they did get was mighty line. - press our affectionate sympathy. 21 is death will b a sorrowful surprise to his many friends in Lake county. Earn ys he Jis going to Frisco, that be believes absence makes the becrt grow fonder. Mrs. Cleland and daughter Nellie of Plusb attended the leap year dance. We had a (grand bawl) at Deep Creek weaned three hundred calves! Leah's little sister, "Do you know what 1 think?" Leah "No, what is it?" Little Sister "1 think if I were not in the room, Willis would kiss you. " Leah "Yon impudent child; leave the room immediately I" " Leon Frakes, 7T cattle foreman, came down Friday. Dr. Hall was called to South War ner Sunday for Lewis Frakes. Mrs. C. B. Parker and Grandma Parker left for Aituras. Monday on a visit with friends and relatives. I lease, is Jjust encountering the rich ; ore shute which shows on surface, I aud from whic several tons of rita float baa been gathered up. The Sugar.pine. one of the consol idated properties, is looking sp!endid, a tunnel is beiog driven on the ledge 1 in 30 inches of good ore. ; Sbauers and Iiassler have purchased Grigsby stamp mill and are prepared i to work all through the coming winter. Our wagon road to the mines will be com i lo ted within three weeks. Adel Regular corrospoudenco. D. P. Browa and wife arrived at Deep Creek last week. Leland Parker, Ernest Gowans and V. Wible are riding iu North Warner. Jack Berry is here from Lakeview. Plusb girl at the leap year dance. "Whut's that boy'a name 1 saw with the fellow that cuts up the monkey shines. " Several eastern men representing eusteru home-seekers were in Warner. They were very much pleased with our vulley. Andy Morris has moved home from Camas Prairie where he has been en gaged iu the dairy business. School started October 5th. Lewis Frakes passed away Sunday afternoon. Lewis has beeu sick ever since July but was thought to be get ting better until recently. We ex- Tie Star Drilling nine Co. 1 s Is erecting a plant at PORTLAND, OREGON for the manufacture of their world famous PORTABLE WELL DRILLING MACHINES for water, oil, gas, etc., etc. A moderate atnonnt of money will at art you in a profitable business. STAR PORTABLE DRILLING MACHINES have been proved by Competitive Tests to be The Best la '1 he World. For full particulars regard ing well drilling machines, tools, supplies, etc., ivrite to THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO. New Pine Creek. The Big Bonanza Group, the property of The Big 4 mining Co., Inc, has been let under a long term lease aud boud to some Colorado min ing men. A rich etrike is reported on the Last chance claim, a rich lode having been uncovered whie doing the assess ment work on tbia property. The anti saloon petition was today turned down by the county board of supervisors of Modoc county. This means no vote on prohibition in Modoo Nov. 3rd. Conditions on daily improving, the Sun Sbine, the mountain are The tunnel drift on Sbauers & Bassler Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lakeview. Oregon, Sept 30, 1908. Notice is hereby given that EDWARD W. EVAN SON. oi;Seattle Wash, who, on August 19, 1907, made Homestead Eutry No. 3808, (Serial No. 0013), for S half SE quarter, Section 33, T. 33., S., and Lots 1 and 2, Section 4, Town, ship 34 S.. Range 24 R, Will. Merid ian, has Hied notice of intention to make Final Commutation Proof to es tablish claim to the land above des cribed, before Register aud Receiver, at Lakeview. Oregon, on the 13th day of Nov. 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Otto Korbein and J.W. Langdou, of Plush, Oregon, and John Cogburn aud J. W. Nelson, of Lakeview, Oregon. 08N12. J. N. Watson, Register . Cedarville, Calif. (From the Record) Tbe threHhini? nf nlfulfn annH a 111 Ia completed in this valley in about (wo weeas more, it la roiiKbly estimated tha-. the yield will be 500,000 pounds. We understand that alreadv two car loads of seed has bben contracted for at vz cents per pound, and it may be that tbe price may be increased a lit tle later on. It now appears tbat Aituras ia tbe objecvive'point of four or five rail roads. Lakeview enjoyed tbat dis tinction for about 20 yeara and it is now up to the county seats to flaht it out. Tbe quarantine has been taken otf tbe Indian camp, and no new eases of smallpox have been reported. Lakeview parties have contracted for 200,000 pounds of wheat from Lake City farmers. Parties from Aituras also contracted for a good deal of grain in this vicinity. Indications are that flour will ble "legal tenler" here before next spring. Tbe great Toledo Blade aud the Ex aminer both oue year for only?2.20. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Otfice at Lakevew, Oregon., Sept 29, 1908. Notice is hereby given tbat HENRY II. HOLBERT. of Lakeview Oregon, wbo.on Nov. 22,1907 made Homestead Entry No. 338:1, (Serial No. 0005 for E half SV quaiter aud W half N E quarter, Section 12,Township 38 S.. Range 16 E., Will. Meridian, has riled notice of intention to make Final Commutation Proof, to e&tatlish claim to the laud above described, before Register and Reoeiver.at Lake view, Oregon, on the 9th day of Dec. 1908. Claimant uauea as witnesses: Wal ter Howard, G. M. Holbert, aud Paul Stindt of Lakeview. Oregon, and Olia Howard of Bly, Oregou. 08N5. J. N. Watson, Register. ALBERT G. DUHME BUYS TIMBER LANDS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING LAKEVIEW. OREGON. PORTLAND. OHCQON, or AKRON. OHIO. Colorado Hotel LAKEVIEW, OREGON Newly Furnished Rooms Comfortable Beds Tables Supplied With the Iiest In the Market Cuisine Excellent Home Cooking BakerV in connection. Delicacies of kip.'.. I'ics Cakes, Rolls. Fresh Bnvu! U ily J C. E. LONZWAY. Proprietor