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LAKKVIKW, LAKK COUNTY, ORKCiON, OCTOBER 20, 1910.
NO. 42
VOL. XXXI
The Circulation of The Lake County Examiner Is Guaranteed to Exceed 2,300 oles Weekly
COUNTY WEALTH
IS $7,944,335
Countv Assessor Poster
Completes lolO Roll
PER CAPITA IS $4,000.00
Doctors and lcr lists Make Poor
Showing Dojjs More Valu
able Than H ok
Oouuny Aiuitor A. J. Poster b
eomplslel tbe 1910 tax roll, and tbe
total in of all tbe property of Lake
County as found Is 7,9H,:m, whlob
bwed no a population fo 4000 aver
ages aluost I'AIOO for each man
'woman and obtld. But tbe atoual
amount of money reported If diflded
up would not make much of a bow
log, at it would atnouot to a little
Itaa than S10 eaob.
According to tbe aesement roll the
oattla Industry leads with 37,732 bead
valued at tWl,Xt2, while there are
1W. 210 head of aheap worth 1397,710.
Then follows horn" ami mules, dogs
aod swine Id I be order luenlloued
t'enlel and eMrtilral luatruuitnts are
arsied at tllTi. wbile automobile
are Hated at Itl.tMO. However,
ebould be remembered that tbe assess
meot la made of properly owned
Marob 1. aed at that time there
weie oomprativaly few of tbe trouble
aome tbloge la the oocntv.
A umoiirj of the roll followe:
Ml,r7 iters tillable laud.. fl.UJ7,5r
tt9,?94 acres non-tillable land 3,41.57
.17.732 utile
l,t')S linritca and mules
1.1.1 HWlnn
K'O.lJ-lO hIi'i- nml goats
75 dog
MerclutiidlH
Town lntM
Improvement on town lota
Improvin'ta on deeded land
Improvement uu laud DDI
deeded
Farming Implements, etc..
Tools and machinery
11(UH4-(I(1 goods
Fixtures
IHjiital and surgical Instru
ments Automobile!
Money
Note and uocoiintH
900 shares ot stock
&O7.025
2.l!fJ
:W7.7ltl
3.(116
i::mi!
;i77,o:io
1IJ020
185,000
34 GI8
31.417
ai.9ao
w.iso
11)5
c tm
M.275
lStl,.TW
301,2(li
Total valun of all property $7,1144,3.15
CITY ELECTION
DRAWING NIGH
Possible That There Wil
Be Two Candidates
For Mayoralty
Ab the time for holding tbe city
eleotloa approaches the fewer be
ooms the oaudi Istes. Tbe position of
oounnilmau is not aa enviable oue,
and the only porsou that has
thus far announced that be would
aocept tbe poaitiou U Frank
llutohtiia. ills name was mentioned
in oonuecllon with the reioidership,
but be refused to become a candidate
although egreeiog to aocept tbe poai
tiou of ooanoiimeu if elected. Wui.
Wallace la belug urged to aocept tbe
nomination tor recorder, while ).
D. Autd i's iiiitnuritua frleuds wane
him to stand for reeleotion. It begins
to look as It there would be two can
dldatas for tbe mayoralty. Ueo. V.
Johnson la beinu urged by many of
bis frieuda to make tbe race, and it
is generally conceded that Hurry
Jiailev wlllbe up for reeleotlou regard
less of bW wishes iu the matter.
Thus far there seems to be uo
line-up of any particular, iuterest, aa
there is uo oue apparently having uu
axe to grind.
I noticed by tbe last Issue of tbe
faSxamlner that among toe names
oilue mentioned for oouuollinan. Ow
ing to the act that I will be absent the
llrst thiee meetings uext year aud I
twlieve North Lakevlew U entitled
to two oouuullmeu at least, I decine
ail ho.ixM ia that Huh.
J. N. WATSON.
Qood News from Reynolds
It. Reynolds, who le uo located
at Ontario, writea that tbe railroad
situation appeere blight for the
early building of tbe line across the
tate and to l.ekerlew. Under date
of Ootorber It be states that dorlog
the previous 10 daye over DO Greeks
peaked through Ontario oo tbelr way
nowo below Vale to work oo the
rlalrnao. Cootiuolng be sajs; "I
uoderaland that there will be more
beie soon bat will be 'tit down In
tbn Central part of the state to work
on the survey, which psews through
Lull-flew. There litin no (own or
country eo prosperous ee Lakevlew,
I am 'I re you will have a tall
road aoou aa all Indications at On
tario Jiolut ttmt way.
Klamath Statistics
lion. David 8. Rose, Milwaukee's
ex mayor, spnee in Klamalb Falls aod
presented the citizens of that town
with tbe following figures:
"And your city of Klamath Falla
baa bed her experience. Tbe reoorda
of your pollee ronrt chow that you
bad a total of 200 arreata for drunk
enneae aod drank and diaorderly In
the laat two rear that your city
waa wet, while you have a total of 329
arreata, for tbe .same caaie ii the
flrat two year that your city baa
been dry, an iooreeee of CD prohibi
tion druuke.
SEEK COMFORT IN
GREAT UNKNOWN
Two Well Known People
Become Tired of Life
and Pass Away
The sad death of Lucy C, wife of
A.N. Man le, onoured laat Friday
rauaei by an over dose of oarbuiio
acid taken with auicidal inteot. Tbe
deceased was a most estimable wo
man and her rash act was no doubt
committed while lalo'lug under a
temporary hallucination. She leaves
several children and ether relatives,
besides her husband, fo mourn her
untimely dea.h. Hbe bad long been
a resident of Lake county and was
held in high esteem by ber many
friends, tileng of a very iadustrious
rbarsater and of a friendly disposi
tion. The funeral occurred Bator-
day afternoon, tbe services being
held In the iiHptis. church, and
.nany frlsnds following the remains
to tbelr last resting place. Tbe be
reaved relatives have the sympathy
of all in tbolr sad alUictlon.
Mrs. Lucy O. titauley was born
in 13(10, crossing the plains aud ar
living In the Willamette valley with
ber parents live years later
In 1870 tbe family moved to Lake
County where she was married June
1. 1H7A Hnalilna her husband aha
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leavea four children, C. C, Alford
N. Jr. and Miss Velva Stanley, and
Mrs. F.tts Collier; one brother, A. L
Uood nan, and two bait brothers,
K. C. and Wm. Turner, of Ked III off
o slaters Mrs. C. II. Pendleton
aud Mr. J. W. Harvey, of Lakevlew
and a bait sister, Mrs l' Kuaers, of
Adln, Csl.
Tba family extend their sincere
thanks to the many kind frieuds who
so kiudly aided them la their sad
afUlctlun.
Frank Uubl, one of the old timers
and well known about ton and
throughout this section of tba state
as well as in northern Calfionria, be
came tlerd of life last week and paus
ed on to the great unknown laat Fri
day. Sometime during the forenoon
he severed an artery in one of bis
wrist, and wben found life was. ex
tinct. His was a very bright mind,
but tbe ' drug habit proved bis un
doing and tbe end was no doubt
weloomed by him.
At tbe tln.e of bis death Mr. liuhl
whs iu bla 04th year. Tbe funeral
took place Monday, Interment be
ing lu the Odd f ellows oemeiarr
Walker-Anderson
Klamath Chronicle: County Clerk
DeLap, tbe right baud mau of little
Dan Cupid, Usued a marriage lioeuse
Friday to Earl lu. Walker and
Miss Delia Anderson. Tbe groom
to be Is the sun of the late County
Commissioner Albert , Walker and is
a prosperous and well anowu young
raneber and stoukuiao of tbeJSprague
river oouotry, while the bride to be
is one of tbe well known young
ladlea of tbe lily region.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Grand Jury Completed Work Yester
day and Was Discharged
M'CALL PLEADS GUILTY ON FIVE COUNTS
Louis Vejssade Indicted l-or Murder In The First
Degree, nd Several Other Parties In
dicted On Minor Charges
The preseot term of Circuit Court
promises to be q liie lengthy, and
uo one nan tell wben tbe end will be
Tbe giaod Jury returned a number of
indictments, and tous far but oue
case has iteen called for trial.
Uayes McCall. of Paisley, was In
dicted on three dtferaot oounta for
selliug Intoxicating liquors. On
one count he was Hot I slOO and
aenteuced to !6 days In tbe county
jail. A sentence of tUJU aod 30 days
lo jail on each of the other two
oounta waa suspended during
good behavior. tie was also
ludlcted for permitting gam bl log
in his bouse, to which be also plead
guilty, and was Hoed 150 on eaob
count. '
Harry Itlggs also plead guilty to
an indlctent for assanlt and battery
and was fined $50.
Pat Aogland aod Jack Murphy
were Indicted tor maliciously Injur
ing stock, and their trial is now
In progress.
lodiottaeots were returned against
Louis Veyssaie'or mirier lo tbe
flrnt degree for the killing of Jack
Harry, and also against i. L. (Miff
tor larceuy ot aome oattle.
K. li. JackRcn,oounty school super
intendent, was lu Hotel for refusing
to pay over publio money at tbe
tlaie provided by statute He paid
tbe money Into the oointv treasury
after the time provided by law bad
expired, but suob act sppareotly does
not clear bim ia the eyes of the law.
Tie defeoae la tbe Kubl case Is
nut ready for trial at preaent and is
SITE CHOSEN FOR
CATHOLIC CHURCH
St. Patrick's Will Be Lo
cated On Lot West of
Odd Fellows Hall
The committee
tbe selecting of a
Catholio church
lot immediately
Fellows tern pal.
Jhaviog ia charge
site for tbe new
have selected tbe
west ot the Odd
It was owaed by
. L. Wheiler aud the consideration
was $2000. Tbe lot has a frontage of
102 feet ou center street and UO feet
on Dewey, aud is perhaps tbe best
location in town for tbe purpose.
Father O Malley hopes to be able
to put in the foundation this fall,
although by tbe plans the wnrk is
rather large to te commenced at this
time of year.
Tbe new church will be christened
St. Patrick's, and 'it is expected
to be oompleted during next summer.
Chautauqua Circle
The Chautauqua Circle will mset
at. the borne of Mrs. T. V. Hall,
Monday evening, November 1. Pro
gram: Iioll Call, Current events.
Chapter VII "The expansion of
England." Economic obange ot
the 17th and early lSth ceaturles
Toplo Miss Vernon, 49 50, Miss
liurgess 61-G2-S3. Chapter VIII.
"The period ot tbe Industrial Kevol
utlou." F.aouomloal ohanges of the
latter 18th and early l'Jth cenln.ries.
Topics Mrs. A. Uieber 65-58. Mrs.
11, Ualley 57-58, Miss 11. Horn 59-00,
Miss S. lioin, Gl-G'J Mrs.T. V. Hall
03 Cf.
The Pernio oroo has baeu the larg
est lu tbe history of tbe state. Grapes
of tbe Rogue Kivei Valley, tbe
Willamette Valley, The Dalles aud
Eastern Oregon are excellent In
quality aud appearance, while the
yield is large.
s
fighting for delay
oaee be postpone I
and shrold the
it Is likely tbe
Veyaaade eaae
Tbe Grand
will be called next.
Jury completed tbeit
laborsyesterday and wre discharged.
Our Reputation
John Wall aod James Kafader made
a business trip to Lakevlew this
week. They report everything flour
ishing at that plaoe and says Lake
view Is tbe best towo north of Reno.
(Tbe ressoD) Public spirit la there
public spirit fur treakfsst lancb, and
dinner publio spirit Uor a neck-tie
and shirt stud publio spirit always
to tbe front and kept meet vigorous
ly alive aod flowing through tbe
recekses of business opportunities.
Wben tbe knockers of Fort Bidwll
get tired kicking at the Nugget for
not belug a better sheet, jast let
them stop and ravmag throng b tbe
cobwebs of tbelr diseased attiea and
tbey will find that newspapers always
reflects credit or disored it upon tbe
people who make up tbe town la
wbioh It Is located, tbe credit reflect
log acordiog to tbe amount of public
spirit displayed.
Byron Graves and. W. H. Massin
gill proved themselves heroes and
worthy of a Carnegie medal on
Tboisday ot lest week wben they
stopped a team of frightened horses
from dashlug through tbe main
window of Bailey & Massingill's
tore. Neither ot the gentlemeo
woul I give a statement or tbe affair tn
tbe Gxamlner'a representative, both
being of a very mnriett disposition.
JUDGE II. L. DENSON
SCOTCHES SNAKE
Attempt to Deceive Public
is Sharply Nipped
In the Bud
To tbe Editor: My attention has
been ca led to an item in the Silver
Lake Leader wi cb seeks to convey
tbe false Impression that if elected to
tbe otHoe of Circuit Judge, 1 intend
to resign in favor of some other at
torney. This rumor was first circulated in
Klamath County, over a month ago
but "died aborning," aud now the
malicious author ot it has 'succeeded
In deludlag the editor of toe Silver
Cuke paper la considering it worthy
of publication.
.My answer Is, that when 1 aooepted
the unsought bnor of the '.Repub
lican nomination for Circuit Judge
I did eo"in absolute good faith, with
the intention of devoting my time, it
lTTe"an health are spared me, to eerv
iag tbe people for tbe full term, with
out being iaflueuoed by polltlosl or
other unworthy influences.
HENKY L. BENSUN.
Mining: Men In Town
John Brown aod T. J. Cutler,
both of whom are interested In the
Hoag mines, " were in town this
week. Mr. Brown is superintendent
of the Big Four group aod' expeota
to bae their mill iu operation la a
tew weeks. He hai now some 5000
tuns ot low g ads ore on the dump,
aod is still proseonting the work in
the shaft and drift, with favorable
judications of striking a rich body
of o re In the near future. Both
gentlemeo are sanguine that the
Hoag dtstrlot will prove a Bonanza
in the very near future, aod that It
will be of much beueflt la the way
ot furnishing a market for every
thing that oan be produced there.
Jim Partln Weds
AHuras Plaindealar: Oo Satirday
evening, Oct. 1 0th, at JQve o'clock
James 11. Partln and Georgia A. Case
were united lo marriage at tbe Bap
tist Parssooage by Rev G. N. Card
o'er. It was a quiet but Impressive
wedding. The bride and groom were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. II. Van
Losnwhi aoted as grjomsmao and
bridesmaid. Toe bride was attired
in a gown of old rose silk wbils tbe
groom wore the conventional 'suit of
black. Mr. aod Mrs. Psrtin are
protnlcect aod well kuown young pe -pie
of Alturaa and we join with their
maov frieods in wishing them a long
aod happy married life.
Killed by Electric Shock
A peculiar accident happened last
Friday night un tbe road near Tom
Vernon's plaoe, .resulting in tbe death
of two horses. A party of young
people were on tbelr way to New
Pine Creek to attend a danoe. In
cluded in the party weie tbe Misses
Coffman, Miss Vernoo, Steve Downs,
and Harry Vernon. Tbe horses
sblsd at aome object alongside the
road aod struck an electrio wire post,
knocking it down. Tbe wires fell
oo tbe burses aod tbe shock from tbe
current killed both of them. Forta
ostely none of tbe yoong people were
Injared.
THE ETHIOPIANS
ARE JUE NOV. 4
PleasingEntertainmentby
Local People Announced
For The Near Future
One wek from 'emorrow nlgbt
tbe Ethiopians will bol? tbe boards at
Solder's opera house, and "Standing
room only." Is tbe sign that will
likely greet tbe late comers. A vsrv
entertaining program is being pre-
pared, aod tbe dancing and singing
promises to eclipse aoy thing of tbe
kind heretofore attempt id in Lake
view. Regular reversals are being
held , and nothing is being left un
done tbaat will insure its success
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Angelina Svmphony... Mrs. C. Seager
Aribella Snowball. ...Mm. Roy Shirk
Ankastacla Primrose Mrs. Mushen
Marietta Harmon r Hattie Nyswaner
Mrs Vanderbilt Jones.. Mrs. Copeland
rtinsy Teacock Cuba Amlck
Pegsy Peters..... Mrs. Farrell
Grace Dlvinitv May Barues
KTHIOPIAX BKKKXADKKS
Mrs. Sherlock, Mrs. Cressler, Mrs.
Cobb, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Orton, Mre.
Wilhts, Mrs. Kuhl. Mr. McCabe, Mr.
Williams aud Mr. R. Shirk.
BONKS
Jack Smith JohnCogburu
TAMBO
a. J. Stone Dr. Everett
PROGRAM
Part I
1 Opeuing Chorus," By the Water
melon Vine" Entire Co.
2 "Sweet Girl of My Dreams,"..
Aribella Suowball
3 "Arab Love Song,". .Fggy Peters
4 "Ylp l-Addy-I-Ay," Fuusy Peacock
5 "Good Bye Mr. Ragtime,"
Grace Divinity
6
Lonesome," . . Marietta Harmony
'By the Light of the Silvery
Moon,".... Mrs. Vanderbilt Jones
Old Man Moon,"
S
Ankastacla Primrose
9 "Those Eyes," Peggy Peters
10 "Doan You Cry Ma Honey,"
Angelina Symphony
'Meet Me Down Among tbe
Sugar Cane,".... Entire company
Part II
1 Orchestra
2 "Glowworm,"
Mrs. Vandsrbilt Jones
3 Pickluinuy Dance
Aribella Suowball & Co-
4 Vloliu Solo..... Miss Laura Suelllug
5 Solo, "Roses Bring Dreams of
Vou," Mrs. Roy Shirk
C Zalu Dance, Aribella Snowball A Co
7 "I Used to Believe In Varies,,'
Augeline Symphony
8 Comet Solo Chas. E. Rice
9 Sketch Jack niuith & Co.
10 Cake Walk Eutire Company
Mlas Emily D. Ayresand Mrs. Cope
land at the Piano.
The total value ot agrioultura
products of the state for tbe cur
rent season la glvso at 115,000,000.
REdiSTRATIQN IS
NOT VERY HEAVY
Books Close With
969 On List
But
REPUBLICANS IN LEAD
They Have Clear Majority of 281
Over All and 345 Over
Democrats
The total registration of Lake
County fur the November election la
369, of which 625 are Republicans, 280
Democrats, 42 Socialists, 5 prohibi
tionists, 7 Independents and 10 who
refuse to give tbelr party affiliation.
Accord itg to these flicuree, the Rep
ublicans have a clear majority of 231
overall and a plurality of 243. la
North Lakevlew, Silver Lake and
Lake precincts, one prohibitionist
registered in each, while Fort Rock
has two. Pai-Iey and Cogswell Creek
each have one Independent, while
North Lakevlew has two and Fort
Rock 3. Those who rvlueed to give
their party affiliation are registered aa
follows: Norte Lakevlew, Sliver Lake
and Caswell Creek, one each: South
Lakeview and Fort Rock, two each,
and Lake precsnct 3.
The registration by preclnc's omit
ing those mentioned above to
gether with the total is as follows;
R.
125
14
D.
42
19
21
tt
19
11
40
4-3
1
10
24
3
18
18
8.
8
T.
177
13,
69
29
60
29
145
111
7
Si
71
23
94
90
So. Lakeview.
ommer Lak.
aisley 31
Crooked Creek 23
North Warner. rr?-.i 48
South Warner 18
North Lakevlew.... 94
1 Silver Lake 57
i)rewa Valley.
GooeeLake S3
Cogswell Creek 41
Thomas Creek 18
L.k 66
Fort Rock 67
Total 025 280 42 909
Tbe registration for 1908 was at fol
lows; Republicans 615, Democrats
319. Socialists 12. Prohibitionists 2.
Independents 2. No party 1, a total
of 979.
Thomas Creek Polls
To tbe voters in tbe Thomas Creak
Precinct, Lake County. Oregoa:
Tbe election polls will re held at the
Ueryford House on tbe 8th of Nov
ember at tbe general election.
ALBERT DENT, SberlaT.
CHILES' APPLES
BECOME FAMOUS
r
Pearmalns & Wolf Rivers
Awarder First Prizes
at Watsonvllle
Th toar prizes scoured by apples
from the Briles orchard, mention of
which was made ia the last issue of
tbe Examiner, were for tba best
Pearmains and Queen of tbe Southt
and for tbe seoond beet Wolf rivers
and Winter Bananas. The apples
were more or less bruised la ship
ment, utheiwise Mr. Morrill, who
was iu cLarg.i of tbe exhibit, writea
that .be would have seoured (our
prizes.
So pleased was tbe California Dev
velopment Boaid wlth tbe display
that th-y asked for the display for
processing and to plaoe on display
with tbe California exhibit at Oak
land, which request waa grautad by
Mt. Morrill.
Farmers Are Plowing:
The farmers are taking ad fi la age
ot the recent rains aod beginuiug to
turn out with their plows to do their
fall plowing. Tbey report the ground
being ia excellent condition the big
ram baving thoroughly wet it dowa
deep enough to make plowing the
best they have seen It at this time of
tbe year In Lake County for years.
Tbe apple crop of Oregon tor 1910
la etsimated to be 1600 ear loads or
approximately 1.000,000 Boxes. Tba
vsluo of the crop is 12,000.000. Ore-
gea has 93 per oeut of a fall ora.