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tmtnet VOL. XXXI LAKKVIKW, LA K K COUNTY, OKKCOK, AUGUST 4, 1910. NO. 31 52 APPLICANTS FILED MONDAY RESTORED LANDS EA GERLY SOUGHT SEVERALCLA1MS LUNFLIGT All In Llno-Up Recognize Rights of Others, Henco No Trouble As result of the restoration to en try of crtalu lauds In Klatuatb County 'ir, applications were receiv ed at the U.S. laud office Monday. A majority of tbe appllcatl Joa wero hI no mada for timber end stone eu tt ra. There will ln numerous con lllcts. aud lu such caN b hssrlng will lie orders! to determine which eutrjiusu I" entitled to the. land. Re cent dm-.lslons uphold the homestead htrytiien whenever it shows thiit lia is MOtlui' lu good faith, and tha fai l thiit th land U covered with tinihet bus no bearing on the que, tloii. Tbs line i' M formed sorul week ago, Alfred W. Lad. I owing nt tho hitad of It, and ho muda both hoa.estaed and limber and ntuuo ap Ideation. IU wan followed by a number of Klumath Falls people, mad timber Hiid stone applications. A uutuiier of people arrived Sat urday and Sunday, and they formed an agreement to take their turn Im mediately after tfc Sloe up, and as a ooosequenoe tbtlr wm no Ul feeMng or dleturoaoce of an kind, and every thing pasassd off pleaanlly. The naroea of those making applica tions Monday follows: Klamath Falls-rVlmund W. Uowen Sarah 11. Uowen, Lyle O. Mills, Rus eell 11 Dunbar, FY CTn Baldwin, Herbert W. Baldwin, Win. P. J. John on. Robert T. Baldwin, Harry M. Aokey, Jobu 8. Ackley, tleo. A. Scheoeoker, Frank Morlaod. Paul Hogardue, Robert L. Wllkersoo, John Totleo, E. Lelgbroy Miller, Oda D. Cravens. Olive J. Carletou, Louis L. Kteen, llruae liaddlis, John O. Swan, lasau .1. Straw, lloury W. Straw, OMCar K. Willey ami Mlcball Mnt cheubacer. Lorellu-Frauk .1. Hurling, Fred C. Ripley, dames U. Reed, Philip O. l'ursons and Cletu J. Murray. a a si II.... 4 1.. H Hoiimuzb WavUI jvi. nurmiK. (1 Henderson, rvrmeign m. imou, Hunter K. Crane, John K. ChsHtalu, LAKEVIEW WOOL STORAGE COMPANY INCORPORATES WITH CAPITAL OF $G,000 C. E. Sherlock, Geo. Fitz gerald and D. T. Jones Incorporators The Lakeview Wool Storage Com pHuy hna fllt'd articles of Incorpora tion, wltb C. K. Sherlock, Cieorga Fitzgerald aud Uavld T. Jones as In corporators. The capital stook is KIOOO. As soon as tbe papers are ap proved aud tbe pellminarlea arrauged a meeting of tbe stockholders will be called and permanent organization elleoted. Until that time wblcb will bepproxlmately the middle of Sep teniber no further action will be tak en, except that aay one desiring to taae tttook in the enterprise will be aooomUiOdated. 31 rn. Shirk Kiitcrtaliix Mrs. W. II. Shirk gave a delight ful lttn party at her home on Dewey Street lunt Wednesday after noon. Tbe time was spent in pltty iug Ave hundred, after which dainty refreshments were served. Tbe invit ed list included MeHdiimes; Siielllng, Cressler, Umtmch, Bchmluck, O'Niel L. R. Seagur, C. L. Besger, Norlu. Florence, bheiloik, Iteuils, Massln 111 MaKendreo, Uacthelder C. L. Bhlrk, Miller, Croueuilller, and the Misses Snider, MuUulleu, and Tou lilugHen. The front of the Shamrock Saloon la being takeu out preparatory to re modeling tbe same. liny ... Itilgom, li'iriiiiD I). Iturk, llirliirl .1, (MirlMiiiHii. 1'rnnu 10. While, Myitln ). Hllo.lt, Dun Hind Hi II, Clini I en '. I'm ten, and llubeitl. (II IMCI.IIII. Uly - A II red W. Lurid. I.iikevi w Richard K. Kimrm. I Jklitiioinu City. Ok. Katherluo H. ( iitrrlxMii. VInIIIIIh -Ivlward A. Iliown and A nlii w .1 1 littmnii. ()daea Robert II. Perkins and Farnk I). Conrtadfl. Whllelaka (leo. N. CaMtom. Old .li rrj " Ih ioii "Old Jerry," a livery horse that lit wed known not only in Lakeview but through Lake and ajololug coun ties is uow grazlug In uew pastures, having given up to the Inevitable Ust week. He was about 110 years obi, and has seen eontluous service in the 1 1 very business since the daya of Joe Hurrls, along in the early 80's. He went through three fires, having been rescued from the big lire that de stroyed tbe Mammoth Btubles a few years ago by Freu Msjllton. II was owned auooesslvely by Joe Hurrls, Chas. Tonnlngsen, Mill Rusel, J. 11. Stewart, Vic Maswell, Mike Harry, W. P. Heryford and C. t. Arthur, the latter owning him at the time of hi death. "Old Jerry" was a moat faithful animal, and was considered reliable and safa on all ohcbxiuiih. lie whs an eniivcial fnvorlte with yoiinu penpln, for hu never failed to keep the road, appiirautly retilizlim t nut their mind were occupied by othel mutters liMidei driving him. Kev. A. M. Smith Is building a neet cottauc In tho Veroon addition. ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION WILL DECCANDIDATE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE Prsfers That Honor Goes To Someone Else But Friends Obdurato After considering tbe question sloes he was tendere I the assiembly Dom ination for judge of tbe Tblrtenntb Judl'lal distiict, Hon. 11. L. Lien son Wednesday annouueed that be would accept It, and stand as a candidate for tbe ottlce says the Klamatb Her ald. In dolna so be made tbe follow ing state 1 ent to a representative of this paper: "Under circumstances 1 can do nothing, but accept a nomination about which 1 was not consulted. I never sought It, and have always stated that 1 was not a candidate. 1 do not want It now, and would much prefer Unit the honor s-ioula go to Homeoue eUe, but my friends seem determined to force it on to me and i niu thus put iu a poeitiou of being co - pellud to accept It." ThiiH did Judge licuHon settle a ijiieHtiun thiit. Iihs beeu Hgttutlng the iniiiils of t!:e lenders of the Republi can imrty of Lake ttud Klamath cnuu'ie for ii.any iionths. It is a well known fact that for several moutlis tho judge has been Importun ed to stau 1 us a candidate for this bench; iu every case he bus steadfast ly stated that be could not alford to abandon a practice that nets blra far in exbess of what be would receive as judge, lguorlng bis wishes, bow ever tbe delegates to tbe state assem bly from tba two counties nominated blm, aud stated that whether be accepted or not, they weia going to put bis name on tbe ballot. Since bis return borne tbe pressure brought to bear heretofore bas been doubled, aud today be Anally decided to yield to their demand and aocept tba nom ination. About two years ago Judge Denson retired from tbe bench, forming partner ship with 0. F. Stone, under the firm nuine of Densou and Stona. The busiueess of the firm bas beeu pheuominal, aud it was this tbat caused Judge Denson to refuse to couslder being a oaudlate for tbe pos ition from which be reitred. On his retirement (leoige Nolaud was ap pointed by (Jovernor Cuamherlin. While be has not so stated, It is understood tha. be will be a oaudi dute to succeed himself ou tbe demo cratic ticket. 11. St. Ueo. Risbop, ex-mayor of Klumath Falls, has anoouooed bis oaudldacy for the Democratic nomi nation for Representative from this dlatrlot. Mr .illshop is a very alfable geutlatnau aud good campaigner, but. NEW ROUTE TO 'FRISCO Western Pacific Will Put On Regu lar Passenger Train Aug. 22 RATES PRACTICALLY N. C. O. Ry. Announces From Alturas to San Francisco Will Be Slight ly Less Than $20 Pssasnger servics over the West ern PsclUo to Ssn Francisco will be Inaugurated two weeks from tomor row, Anaust 11. This will afford tba people of Lake Couoty a choice of three routes In reaching tbe Usy City and over two competelng lines While the fsrt will be practically tbe same by either line, yet it is likely the pref erence will be given the new route over the Kouthru Pacific, on account of Its being located uearer to us. Tbe Western I'.icitln and the N.O.O. connect l Doyle, and from there to Shu Finucinco will lie f 10 80 wl.llo tho fare from Reno to the city over the (Southern Fnciilc but IH.'Xi Tbe tare to Ri-no over the N. C. O. is to he reduced to ? i 1 40, making a SPANISH WAR VETERANS TO ORGANIZE "R. L. Uullard Camp, United Spanish War Vsterens" Is tbe name of tba new patriotic orgnlzstlon wblcb bss Just applied for a obarter to tba National camp of tba order. It Is fraternal In it scope and Intend ed to bring Into closer touch wltb each otbsr tba men tbat followed taalr coontrys flag in tbe war with Spain. Tbe Ptilpplne Insurrection and tbe Chinese Relief Expedition. It'a purposa is to look after tba affairs of tbe Veteiaoa and instill Into tbe hearts of the younger gen eration those lessons of patriotism that are learned only on tbe battle fields of their country, to bury their dead ith all the nillitarry honors due them ; to look alter tbe widow of departed comerads and to mutally assist each other in every manner tbat brave men may. Tbe organization shows tbe rapid changes that are coming iuto Lake wltb the uew resident and tbe new camp atarts out with twelve charter members as follows; Phil. 8. Cumm ins, Jesse C. Cravens. 11. Dent, J. L. Smith, N.Waldo Taylor, A. Petletler, BURGLAR VISITS II. W. Some individual, who bud not tbo fear of thu law in 1,1. s eye, entered the reniilenre of II. W. Dreukel Sun day nit; lit witli burglarious iutout and abstracted therefrom fS 7" lu law ful moucy of tho United States, lie eilected au entrance through the bath room window, aud while the family slept rausaoked the house from cellar to garret, but appareutly found noth ing to bis liking except the coin of the realm as aforesaid. He not only rausauked tbe bouse but lighted bis way by menus of a caudle, as is at tested by (be grease spots ruaklog his course. Resides be plaoed a book MAYFIELD'S SLAUGHTER HOUSE BURNS The slaughter house operated by tba Goose Lake Valley Meat Co. was destroyed by fire Tuesday evening, causing tbe loss of between 1800 and 11000. It is presumed to have caught fiom tbe furnace, as J. F. May Held, manager of tbe company, and an as sistant bad been at work killlug hogs and bad just started to town. The building wss owned by Jobn Wen dell, of Uunsmuir, Cal. iu addition to a dressed beef and bogs, four hugs iu tbe pen adjoining WONDERFUL PRODUCTIVE LAKEVIEW HEN Man Wbortou bus a hm that is a crackerjack. Not satisfied with lay lug oua egg seveu inches la length aud eight inches in circumference, she laid an amost exact duploate, and then to show just what is possi able In ber kingdom she thou pro ceeded to lay a sort of Siamese twin SAME AS VIA RENO Slight Reduction, and Fare rate of 81'J.Tj from Alturas to Sao Franclaao. It is presumed tbe rste from Alturas to DoyH will be fS, placing both lines on almost so equal icy so fsr as rates are concerned. The WeBtren Pad Ho will start tbe rervice with two daily train each way aod is rumored that tbe N. C . O. will make a Hligbt change in its schedule to connect with onn of tbe trsios. The Western Pacific trains will be new and will have excellent equip ment. First dads dining cars will be connected with each train, while everything poenlLle will be arranged for Hie conrenieuce and comfort of the . prtrt-eDgers. The route lies througbsome of the floest .sceinc ter ritory in tbe United States. Jobn Campbell, John Ward, L Thorn, Roche Flclc, Al Roberta, and E. R. Patch. The Camp is named after R. L bollard, tba fighting Colonel of tba 39th U.S. Vol. lofty, who distinguish ed blmself in tba Pbilllplne losarreo tlon aod led bla men la many a bard fought battle agalost maty odds. Colonel Bollard never seemed to know what tba word fear meant and many are tba stories that are told of bis deeds with a handful of men un der bis command. His favorite pas time was to take a few men and leave all communicatioa with bis regiment behind and be gone days aod even weeks at a time with ouly tbe small amou't of food that he started out with to carry tbttn along, after the food bad been devoured they fought their way to meals n the enemies liues and it is said tbat tbey weie not io the habit of missing many at tbat. Arthur W. Orton, a member of the U. S. W. V. Camp at Portland, will muster the new camp In with appro priate ceremonies as soon as tbe new chsrter arrives. DRENKEL RESIDENCE io such shape that should tbe ouner awake ail attempt to shoot lii in off the premises be ou opeuiug ttin bedroom door would knock the book aud uive uotice that some one was ufter the disturber. No clew of the burglar bas yet been fouud. Some time since T. H. Clouds j candy kitchen was broken into and i some $1" or (20 abstiaoled from tbe ! cash register, but lu tbat instance i tbe guilty party was suspected but no 'evidence could be produced conneot I log bim with tba crime, and It Is not ! thought that the same person com mitted both crimes. tbe slaughter bouse were burned to death. There were quite a number of bides burned, and Mr. MayHeld es timates bis loss at $500. Several bead of sheep and bogs tbat were in pens nearby were saved by the timely ar rival of Montz Curry, wbo drove them to a place of safety. Hayes Jc. (Jorb very kindly offered Mi. Maytleld tbe use of tbelr slaugh ter bouse until suoh time as be could make other arrangements, which otfer was gratefully acoepted. product. It consisted of two or dinal y sized eggs connected by a lig ament about an iuob In leugth and nearly a balf Inch in diameter. Tbe one thiug tbat is lacking is tbe bard shell tlfttt usually euoompasses an egg, the two egg, as well ai tbe connect ing liuk, belug of the sott shelled variety, although otherwise perfeot M t .kcr-Longfellow I Mi ' Fred Uh (jirnnie Mny Metzkcr, aod 1 H. Longfellow ere married ..Sunday afternoon at tie home of t'-e i brlile parents. W. 15. HnlJer city re- corner ottlclatiug Roth are well known and deservedly popular young people of Lakeview, and have many friends who extend hearty con iiratnlatioos. Tbey have taken op their residence in a cotta;ge in Wat son's addition, where tbey are now at borne. Conriidnte for Hf-f Ifftlon F. W. Payne, aounty clerk, bas an noonced bis candidacy for reelection. Mr. Payne bas certainly made good just as did bis predecessor, and In order to defeat blm bis opponent will bse I go some. As yet no candi date In opposition bas been mention ed, but it is not likely ibat Mr. Payua will bava a walk over, lnas oiocb as there is always soma pstrl otin person willing to sacrifice bis oersonsl Interests la order to serve tbe dear people. Work Ielajd L. P. Klippel, tbe well known rancher and stockman, wss down from Summer Lake this week on bus iness connected with tbe well be is sinking wltb tbe expectation of strik ing artesian water. The work is be ing delsysd by tbe non-arrival of tbe csslDg which was due to arrive sime time since. No trace bas been secured of the shipment, end hence its wtereabouts is unknown. Tracers havrt been seat out , and as 'soon as located It will be hurried to its des tination. Until tbe rasing arrive no further work can be done. 21 APPLICATIONS ARE IN CONFLICT RIGHTS TO ENTRY TO BE ESTABLISHED Testimony to Be Taken at Klamath Falls Before U. S. Commissioner At a result applications for land restored to entry last Monday, seven bearings, involving 21 applications, have been set no by register Orton of the U. 8. Land office. Testimony will be taken before K. M. Richard son. U.S. Commissioner, at Kamatb Falls, beginning September 8, and tbe bearings will be bad at tbe U. S. Land office one week after. All of tbe conflicts are between settlers al lesing prior settlement and applicants for timber and stone entries. Tbe claimants and witnesses will give their testimony at Klamatb Falls and it will be forwarded to tbe laud office aud hence will not be necessary for either of the parties to appear before the land office officials. Oue peculiar conflict is iu Sec. IS, where the timber entrymen made application for four forties in a string running north aud south, while the homesteaders want their laud in tbe same 6hape except iu string east and west. All of the contested lands aie on tbe west side of Klamath Lake in Township 37 south, range 7 east, and are said to be covered with valuable timber. Following is tbe list of bearings ordered, tbe names of tbs alleged set- tier appearing first: Sept 8 E. Leigbroy Miller vs. Edmund W. Gowen Involving SlN,. Sec. 13. Sept. 9 Robert L. Fulkerson and Louis L. Stein vs. Sarah H. Uowen, S&i, Sec 19. Sept 10 Robert B. Perkins vs. Kusell II. Dunbar, NJNJ, Sea. 19. Sept. 12-Jobn Totten, Oda D. Cravens, Frank D. Courtade, and Oaoar E. Wllley vs. Lyla O. Mills, F. Zlm Baldwin, Herbert W. Baldwin and Robert T. Baldwin, Sec 13. Sept. 13 Paul Bodargus vs. Wil liam P. Johnson, NE', Sec 30 Sep 14. Isaac J. Straw vs. John S. Ackley, W.'Wi Sec 7. Sept. 15-Ollvs J. Carleton vs Katb reeu Stuart Garriosn, SF-i Sec. 30. Hooding for Lakovlf w Bidwell Nuuuett: A. J. Ilicker- sou and family residents ol Lakeview Oregon, arrived lu Bidwell last Thursday for a months visit with Mr. Hlokeraon's parents. A. J. looks as If tbe fates dealt kindly wltb bim and bis conversation Droves tbat tbey have. He says that Lakeview Is tbe best town north and furtbnr says in complimentary way tbat Fort Bid well would be just as good a town as r.klfAviav if tha nanola wnnld mill tn. getber aud boost for tbe town. RAISINGPEAGHES INSOUTHWARNER BEAUTIES ARE SENT FROM ADEL IN RAISED BY T. A. CRUMP Equal In Quality and Ap pearance to Any Grown In the United States While no one contends tbat tba whole of Lake Couoty is adapted to frnit raising, yet no one will deny tbat considering the area now In or chard few if any sections adapted to borticolture produce a greater quanity of fruit than toat along tba eastern sbore of Goose Lake and al so in Summer Lake. And ii Is a well known fact tbat nor frolts excel all others in flavor and appearance. And are not only of tine quality aud flavor, but their delicate aod almost prefect colorings give them an ap pearance tbat gives them prominence where ever they are shown. Tbe greatest surprise the Examiner man bas yet experienced In tbe way cf fruit raising in Lake county was occasioned yeterday morning by tbe receipt of a box of peaches from T.A. Crump, of AdeL over In Sontb War ner Valley. It is pretty generally understood tbat delicious peaches ara raised in tbe Pine Creek, Davis Creek and Summer Lake sections, bat that Warner Valley cood also produce frnit equaling tba cboloast of tboaa favored localities was not considered for a moment. At tba fair last fall tbe frnit exblbit fram Warner at t ranted moca attention, bat tbe ds aches sent by Mr. Cramp .axe tar superior io any exblbit at tbat time. in fact, no finer early peaches, both In appearance and qaallty. are aeea in any of tbe famous peach rais ing aeotioor of tbe United State. Tbey are not only large, bat the col oring is well nigh perfect, ;belng of a rich dark red while tbe flavor la tbat which Is found only in fruits raised in a bigb altitude and when the seasons are very pronounced. While no one baa ever considered South Warner as an exclusive fruit growing section, yet at the same time when it is posseible to raise suoh peaches as those sent in by Mr. Crump it is proof positive of what la Deioit done, and suggests great pos sibilities. 15 MEN PAID WHO CAOGHTJARRELL FINAL WIND-UP OF BIG MAN-HUNT Each Man Who Was At Scene of Capture Re ceives $128.40 The last act in connection with tbe capture of Isaac N. Uarrll, tbe mur derer of the Newell boys was con summated last week when tbe allot ment of tbe money offered for bla capture was made. There were 1 5 men amongst whom tne reward of t 2000 was distributud. After tba ex pen oes were paid eaoh man received $128.40, the expenses being for inci dentals connected with bis capture and plaoing bim In jail. Deputy Sheriff Arthur last week forwarded each of tbe following named persona a check for tbe amount, tbey having been present when Uarrell was cap tured ; L. 0. Beckwitb, Jett Sawker, Louis Manzey, Man Wborton, Nolaud Curry, Bill Huron, Cbas. Robinson, Jack Ueboy, Wm. Allen, Bob Mo Cullsy, Lou McCulliy, Bert Wade, O. T. MoKendree ,0. D. Arthur and O. B. Carroll. Christmas Lake News Tbe hotel store and postotiioe bnild logs at View Point seems to bave suffered from a lack of money or something else for outside of a fe.v 2x6 and 2x8 timbers some standing upright nothing baa beeo done to ward furnishing it. Tbe post office Is south of this point aod Mlsa Uatob is tbs post mistress.