Lakeview
i Iff
A complete line of
vii;iiii hihI buggy
It rnet wllp
robos.Mti., rlrttcs,
spurs, quilt ..rtie
ettcw, etc., etc.
THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props.
Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM
THE
LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO.
Abstracts to O.V.L. Property
$2.50
Get our special prices for
real estate in
H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON
Daily Service Except on Sundays
Train No. L' leaves Alturas at - - - 3:(" A. M.
Arrives atKeno. Nevada, at - - - 1:V 1 M.
iiam No. 1 leaves Reno, Nevad, at - A. M.
Arrives at Alturas at :" l'. M.
S. I1. Co's Trains leave Reno as io'lows:
No. 23 leaes Ki-ih) for San Francisco at - 7.30 p m.
No. 3 leaves Reno tor San Francisco at - 2:15 a. m.
No. 1 leaves Reno for the East at - - - 9:25 p.m.
No. 2 leaves Reno for the Fast at - - - U:50 p. m.
A WANT AD IN THE
Lake County Examiner
WILL BRING RESULTS
A 280 Acre Farm for Sale
Agreeable Terms
or trade for Central or Southern California prop
erty up to half value Lies four miles from Lake
view, all good, level sage brush land; artesian
water has been struck in immediate neighborhood.
All lays under the Oregon Valley Ditch. Fenced on
three sides. Fine alfalfa and grain ranch. Will in
crease rapidly in value w ith the railroad. Write C.
R. Scager. 22'. Oehsner Hldg ., Sacramento, Calif., for
further particulars, at once.
80 Acres or More for Sale
of the famous Charles Faston Ranch, lying immedi
ately under Sugar Loaf mountain, near Davis Creek,
which is the finest fruit land in Goose Lake Valley.
This property has lake-shore frontage, side track and
shipping privileges on the N.-C.-O. Likewise enough
fine timber for firewood and posts. A large part of
it is now under cultivation. Moderately sized barn,
granary, house, etc. A part of this ranch can be had
at a very good bargain if taken at once. Will have
to be mostly cash. Two (lowing springs on the
property, and artesian well or pumping plant can be
put in later. Apply to Charle- Faston on property,
or in Lakeview; or write C. R. Seager, 22'. Oehsner
IUdg., Sacramento. Calif.
If you have any Goose Lake Valley Property
for trade in Sacramento Valley or Southern Calif
ornia, write C. R. Seager and pve particulars.
C. R. SEAGER
229 Oehsner Building, Sacramento, California
Saddlery
Kverj thing la the
Hue of CMrrlnKP
ami horse f uriilili
liiK". ltoiUrliK
by com petent
men.
for each tract of land in Lake Co.
for each Town Lot in Lakeview,
Oregon, including first deed from
the Company.
Abstracts of Title to any
Lake County.
WORLD'S HEAVIEST
STEEL SWING SPAN
On the outakirat of the city of Sac
ramento, California, tho Southern
Pacific Company is erecting a itccl
bridir acroaa the Sacramento river that
contains the heaviest swinir soan of
anv briil ire in the world. This soiin
is 4(M) feet in lenirth ami its weight is
fi.300.lHK) DoumU. The entire brldee.
however, will weigh more than lO.OtXl.
000 nounds when it has all been placed
in position upon the heavy concrete
piers.
There are only two steel bridges in
the world that have swing aoana thai?
exceed the new Sacramento river
bridge in length. One is across the
Willamette river and is a part of the
Suokane, Forttand and Seattle railway
svstem. Its weight, however, is onlv
5.400,000. pounds. WO.OOO pounds less
tbsn thst of the Sacramento rivet
bridge. The Omaha Terminal Com!
panv operates a large steel bridge
across the Missouri river that has a!
awing snan 502 feet in length, but the
steel is of much lighter constrcution.
the weight teing onlv 512.000.00')
pounds. i
The new Sacramento river bridce!
of the Southern Pacific is a part of the
double tracking of the Harriman lines.
It will contain not onlv two tracks for:
the trains but a concrete wagon and j
automobile road. The American bridge ;
company, which is fabricating tru
stee! work for the structure, have
records of numerous heavy swing spans
but none that can equal that of the new
Southern 1'acifio Company bridge.
IN ALTURAS FIRE
Alturas New Kra : The unfortunate
man who lost his life in the fire which
destroyed the Riverside Hotel on the
4th inst.. has an uncle in Milocter.
who is a ltirge potato grower. Mr.
Joe Silva. the deceased, was known t
have over eighty watches in his room
at the time of the fire, as he was un
expert jeweler, and uuite a trdder f
all kinds of watches. He also hm upon
his person at the time of his deatn
gome ?1.2ihj which he had been saving,
lie recently showed this amount to
friend here in town, and stated thnt
he was plauning lo soon visit his uncle
.n Milpeters. Every thing about him
was destroyed, and a portion of nis
bodv was found where the back stairs
were, as though he was making an
efurl to escape. This point wus one
of the hotest of the fire, and onlv a
portion of his bodv was recovered.
and partially identified by the rtmnents
of a few watches.
Mr. Silva was raised in I'hili and
has traveled all over the world. He
formerly did a large business in Lon
don as a broker. He lost everything in
London by misfortune, and began to ,
wander over the earth, and finally ;
drifted into Alturas. where he has been !
off and on for over a year, endeavoring
to recuperate his finances, and has
been doing well. He had planned to
I make a visit to his uncle in the near
future. Last year he had a narrow
escape from being burned uo in the
Alturas Hotel when it was destroyed.
Now an Eastern Ministerial associa
tion favors a movement to extend the
sane observation of holidays from
Fourth of July to Christmas. The ap
peal is to avoid extravagance in Chriat
mas buying : to make the holiday re
memberance more a matter of affection
and of the real manifestation of that,
regard and respect which friends owe
to each other, rather than an ostenta
tious display of false generosity, (iive
tokens of affection and frendslnu rather I
than expensive presents -that's the
slogan of sanity in Christmas time,
'there is no denying the fact that fool
ishness characterizes a great deal of
Christinas buying. People run in debt
to buy expensive presents, and asiue
irom mai apenu mu.icjr .t.i I
. . , i :,u
they ought to pay their current bills. ; cat)in jn whiskey Creek. A blunt
Asaseuuel to all this there is em-1 w,8I1(in B(1(.h a cljl ha(, aBmrmUy
barrassment and sometimes distress. been use( m.,,or(lin to the inHI)t.ctlon
That manner of Christmas celebration ! mH,,(. ,JV ,)r w. S. Johnson, of Uonan
is pure foolishness an J ought to be Thl! , d , . Mhtf Hn,,
abandoned.
There Ih little danger from a cold or
from ftti attack of tb prip except
when followed by pneumonia, and
thin never happens, when Chamber.
luiu's Cough Keinedy Is used. This
remedy hn won Its great reputation
mid extcrirdve Bale by Its remarkable
ciireH of colda aotl jrrlp mill cun le re
lied upon with Implicit confidence.
For sale by all dealers.
Rankers of the state are taking a
part in back-to-the-soil movement and
at a recent meeting of officers nd di-
rectors of the state association, a coin -
mittee was named to devise ways and
means to make country life more
attractive. Literature will be issued
and steps taken to educate the young
to the attractions of farm life.
For cougblnK, dryueaa soil tickling la tin
Ibroat, boarai'iieaa a nil all cutiln aul colila,
laka Foley's Honey nd lor Coiii.iiuul Con
taint uo o.lali t Fur ale by A L 1 liornloo
ELECTION RESULTS
PLEASING TO ALL
1 F.lcctions last week in many states
snd cities throughout the country re
suited in the election of democratic
governors in Massachusetts. Kentucky
Mini Mississippi, a republican governor
in Ithode Island, a republican assembly
in New York, which will challenge he
continuance of Coventor Dix'a policies,
a New Jersey legislature with major
ities nut in accord with Governor Wood
row Wilson of that state, with results
of the state elections in Maryland and
New Mexico still in doubt.
In Massachusetts. Governor r'ana.
democrat, was elected bv a reduced
Plurality of about 8.000 over Iiuis
Frothingham. republican. The contest
was unexpectedly close and early re
turns indicated Governor Foss' defeat.
The republican candidate for Lieuten
ant Governor was elected I y seven
th'usand majority and the other re
publican stato candidates are elected.
In Rhode Island. Governor 1'orthier.
republican, is re-elected over I,ouia
C. W Waterman, democrat, by a grcat
Iv increased plurality. The state sen
ate is solidlv republican and the as
sembly larre Iv republican.
New York state furnished one of the
chief surprises of the election, revers
ing the Present democratic majority
of -J4 in the stnte assembly and elect
ing h republican mnjontvof 50 upward.
Four congressmen were elected
to fill vacancies mime I v : W. 1). Ainev.
republican, in the fourteenth Pennsyl
vania district , Win. .1. llrowning. re
publican in the first New Jersey dis
trict, and Daniel V. Stephens, demo
crat, of the third Nebraska district.
MINING FIELD
LOOKS PROMISING
The prospects for some large opera
tions in the mining fields of Lake
and Modoc counties the coming vear
are verv promising. Kecentlv the Jumbo
mines at Windv Hollow in the t'ovote
Hills changed hands with some people
lit the head liu have siilllrielit catntal
to develop the properties and prove
that the taith of the men that tiHve
I el I on so long in that part of the
cuuntrv was not ill founded. In the
Hong llistrict new men have invade!
the tick! and promise ilevelonmcntj.vork
that will make the former efforts of
the men that have hung on there look
Vi-rv feeble in comparison. Those that
have done so much for the districts
mcl.tioned are' loyal to the new owners
and sav that thev will make winners
out of their new Mciuisitioiis. With
n.ii.i.ig and agriculture running a close
roe with the timber and stock in-
tere.-is of the couiitv theie is a fine out-
ok ahead for this part f Oregon that
onlv the most blind cannot see.
Road Completed
Klamath Herald : O.K. Burrell. of
Fort I'ock, who has charge of the gang
of road builders who have been improv
ing the Klamath county highways
. direction of the county court, re
HjrU tht the countv roa,j ig completed
from chj,0()uin to Sl)vtr Lakc
Thi i.i,ltt, rlln nn ,h .Mt aid.
of the marsh, and along it the follow
ing new bridges have been built:
Solomon's Klat. 2 feet long: Wocu
I!av. li feet long: Skellog. 16 feet
long ; across Williamson River at the
uIlr end of the marsh. 67 feet. When
Mr. Hurrcll settled in the Fort Rock
region there were onlv seven other
people at that place, and now there
are a larger number, and this'season
5.IKK) bushels of grain have been
thereshed. despite the still primitive
conditions and the large amount of
unbroken land.
A La Bige Archie
Anderson Faithful, a Klamath Indian,
was arrestled last week on a charge of
murdering his wife and taken to I'ort-
jllnil for ,rjal
Mr. Faithful's wife was found on
the morning of October "f.th In their
breast bail been badly beaten. Faith-
t ul had been imbibing the night before,
! which strengthens Huspieion of him.
I ll .1... : i .... . i .i
5 .iti.ien uoy Koowienge oi me crime,
although he slept in ihe HHme room
with his wife.
A Good Position
Can be hud by uiiiliilioiiH yomii;
men and Indies in t he field of " Win
Icsh" or railway telegraphy. Hlnco
the S hour law beuitinu effective, and
ulncc the wlrelcMM companion are dh
tiibllHlilne hlatloiiH throughout thu
' country there is ii great Hhortiign of
telenrnpherM. I'lihlllons pay begln-
eis from f70 to !KI per monUi, wit li
good ehnnce of adviiiiciini.it, 'J,i,
N ii t It mil 1 TeleunipW I iihIII itt lo' of
I'ort laud, Ore., operalaM liinler super-vii-ion
of It. K. ami wireleMM oHioiils
and places all graduali m Into poul
tloim. It will pay you to write them
for full iletnl's.
OPRCIAL DIKI'CTOm
tUTIONAI.
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V'lra rraalrlant JamraH.HIii'itnaii
crlart ot Mtaln I'lillati.ti'r I'. K
amoolarv l Trxaaury Frauallu Mai Vll
Vcroinrjr nf War Jacob M luralnaiii,
Attorney llnimral Iloor W. VVIrariahain
l'ialinaator llcnnral Frank II. Mllt'liooca
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PWOFri5SIONAL CARDS
AltrilUK W. OKTON
Attorneyat-liw
Notary Public
All I'rnctlco Kxcept U. 8.
I lllUHI UlfICO JillHllleHM.
1. V. Conn
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public
orri-iu, uaii.il.,,.
J I). VF.NATOH
Attorney at Law,
ijtia Halter a e.rlalt)
OKriClt-Dalr RnlMlnf.
(JIIAltLFH IJMUACII "
Land and Law Ofllca
Abstractor of Titles
Kalalillaliml HUM UkTlw,Ora
W, LA I It 1 IIOMI'rNON
Attorney at I -aw
OnVe In O. V. L.Uo.'a Iliilldlnn.
Lakevikw, Oiiig'ion
S. A. MLsTlKN.
HurvfyliiK ICiiiiliioerliiK
I City Kiiglnm-r
Nu1w No. 1 Lnbi'vlew
Watson Itlock Oregon
J. I LYONS, I). I). 5.
Dentist
Offlce'ln Watson's Block, Lake
vlew.'Orecon
etuhl Tuft riMflrnim In Ml Main.
!ra1nat of lalaarall (il Mtoblfia
W. F. MAITLAND
Official Decorator
Erj and
Window Trimmer
-:l'rttlcnl anJ lixperlciiC' d
"OKNtmUL DtllVIKY"
LAKlIVIIiW - OKf'ilDN
Will Sell for S12GO
cash or trade fur ranch or stock,
my 1-4 Interest or $ 15(H) equity In
good Planing, hlnxle and Saw
At 1 1 1 . 10 mile from Alturas, Cal.
(lood market sell more than mill
can produce at 10,000 feet per day
at $17,00 per I000M mill. Capac
ity of ahlnitle mill 20.0(H) per day.
All In good running order. Invlta
an In veMl gallon of prorty.
XV ni. K. Harris,
tf. I. (). I to 2.11, Alturas, Cal.
77: I'XDl'h'TAk'IXC
l)i:ih'TMi:XT
of the Willis I'liriiiturc Co.
h:is hern cul.iritni. Thcit
Ilcirsc litis been rctiltvtl
with new cur til ins. lie
. iif)-to-tl:itc itnil deserve
ytiur f;it totiiiLH'.
Phone No. 981
Night or Day
WILLIS FURNIFUKE CO.
Fresh Fruit
and
Vegetables
I I .1 III IlitW vi ?(
1J I t it furnish Sim k turn
I I l!;iin hrrx nml nlhrrn
i'ivh I'rult uinl (irrt'ii
Yi'Ki' 1 ii l li' nf nil klwJn
eie;i ilut In wvvk.
oi:iu:n nr I'liu.xic
on MML
ShvIhI ill nil Inn tfivvn tit
mull iificw, h ;ci w ill he
ililiiril tlm inuriiluK fnh
In wlntr nrvlit uf onlvr.
I'llOMi osi: - SIX OSK
J. P. Duckworth
A SNAP !
If you want it nice little home
this Ih the pi act- for ou.
New three-room hmiso, neatly
paltered, Lot and Furnishings, Just
ax it HtuinlH; Itanvje and CookliiK
L'teuailw; Mot of llaviliil China;
lOo Victor (Irnpliaplione and He
cords; It x i:i Wilton Velvet KiiK.
j;ood as new; Administer KugH and
Carpel; Oak Morris Chair; l'rlncess
Dresier; Sanitary Couch and Cash
Ioiim; Uprlnw; MattresH. Keddlng,
Curtains, 1'lctures, liookssnd other
thtiiua too uumeroiiM to Msiition.
Also Ten acres of good land.
KiD tn kits the wlioln thing at
once. tieo. WeHleder, Owner.
Kiupiiru three doors Isdow Mr.
llatl'lielder'a Iiouho.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
lint niAaiiMi nuAMi.
J-
Prauf.UL. Avb r.arrui-rin- K rrx II
IH A Mil M IK ItlltMl I'll I h t. ha
)TMikiuiwn ll.t,hlil, AUvk ktH.
SOLD BY ORUGGISTS I VtRYUHLRE
J, N,
(lli'glalur U. B, baud lillluu, WoJ mm)
REAL ESTATE
LAKEVIEW .'. OREGON
""ai jaariTiiBaKi nf f 1
I'lIU In llrJ 4-..I.I ii inWS
loiift. avauU.J aaitk III., blli... X
i mm wibrr. Ilur mf fur
WATSON